Kingdom Woman Ministries: Rising and Winning!

Its #JustMyTwoCentsAnyway" but I needed to unload a bit on the recent Miss Universe controversy and use my personal powers of observation (as I saw it) on how and why Mexico won. I have been a pageant judge, coach and contestant for more than 30 years. I have been blessed to work with, train and develop several State winners, a Miss Congeniality (ALUSA) and have held a few National titles of my own, "Back in the day".

Rev. Rose H. McCall - Ms. Alabama Senior America 2021

Its been a very long and difficult three weeks Peeps but I am ready to share some things with you all. I lost my beloved baby brother this month. Here is my version of what should have run as part of his Obituary, McCall, Robert Henry - Sunrise date, April 8, 1956, Sunset date April 6, 2021 in Montgomery, Montgomery County, Alabama. He was the youngest of two children, born to the late Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson McCall and the late Mr. Robert “Buddy” McCall of Montgomery, Alabama. He was the grandson of the late Rev. Robert (Paw Punch) McCall and the late Roseanna (Rudolph) McCall of Lowndes County and Montgomery, Alabama (Paternal) and the late Vera Finerson Poole and the late Henry Robinson (Maternal).  Robert received his early education at a private children’s preschool that was at the end of the block from their family home on Vine Street, which is now the middle of I-85 near Fairview Avenue. After preschool graduation, he began attending Fews Elementary School under the direction of Mrs. Katie Fews Evans whose father founded the school for Black students as the first elementary school on the west side of town. ​

I will mourn his loss for sometime to come. I can no longer call him twice a month or visit on a whim but 37 years is a long time to say good-bye to someone you love.

Rev. Rose H. McCall - Alabama Sr. America 2021

Greetings Peeps! Well we can now say that (perhaps) the end of the Covid Pandemic is at hand. Spring has arrived and Easter is not far behind! So much to see and do and so little time to do it. Here are my favorite tips for surviving the last vestiges of the pandemic as we finish our celebration of Solitude. Enjoy!

Rev. Rose H. McCall - Alabama Sr. America 20/21

YES! it is my birthday week and I am excited for it as always! so much to capture in this episode! Enjoy!

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Rev. Rose H. McCall - Alabama Senior America 2021

"Thing One, Thing Two, and Thing Three": History is made 365 days a year and Black History is no different. We celebrate, encourage and discover so much about our past, our present and make a path to our future! Make yours MEMORABLE!

Rev. Rose H. McCall - Alabama Sr. America 2021

Hi Peeps.... As the song title says "Its another day's journey and I'm glad about it. We are into a new year, with new goals and new adventures. Have fun, let nothing take your attention or focus from what's important and stay uplifted! There's no time for falling or failing in 2021!

Happy New Year Peeps and I am so HAPPY that 2020 is about to come to an end. I cannot deal with too much drama at my age these days. Since this is my last one in this series, I hope listen and enjoy it! Thanks for sharing the year with me and being a part of my journey!

Rev. Rose H. McCall - Alabama Sr. America 2021

Ok Peeps Its time for another amazing episode of my podcast and time to get this party started (figuratively speaking). We are indeed all in this together and need to support our overburdened medical teams, of which my daughter is one.  We also need to support our 1st time pageant sisters as they seek help for their first venture into our industry but "Adopting" a first-timer as I have done this season. Remember to "Mask-up", wash up and get that shot up so we can survive a while longer.

Rev. Rose H. McCall - Alabama Sr. America 20/21

Well its that time once again to talk about history and Montgomery is a place filled with history. From the Civil war to Civil Rights, I believe that "you must KNOW your history or you will be condemned to repeat it" as has oft been said. This is the anniversary week of the Montgomery Bus Boycott, which ran from December 5, 1955 to December 20, 1956.  In this episode I also talk about that "spiritual glow or essence" one has in photos and the difference between good winners and bad losers on every stage in life. The link to my facebook page is also below.

Rev. Rose H. McCall - Alabama Sr. America 20/21

https://www.facebook.com/alabamasenioramerica/?view_public_for=109237033914648

Hey Peeps! So excited to see the new locations listening to my podcasts now. The Republic of Moldova, India, Singapore, Germany, Australia, United Kingdom, The Netherlands, Philippines, Ireland and the USA! Thank you all for being one of my many faithful listeners. 

Next week is Thanksgiving in the USA and we have all been asked NOT to gather at the assorted and relatives houses to avoid COVID Spread. The same will be true of Christmas! Take care of yourselves and your friends and family!

Rev. Rose H. McCall - Alabama Sr. America 20/21