Rev., Dr. Kanya Hubbard. My topic of choice for the evening will be on “Generational Blessings” I think we have lost sight of the blessings that can and have been passed down from generation to generation, because we are focused on the generational curses. I am going to bring to light generational blessings still exist. I come from a long line of Pastors, Evangelist, Ministers and Bishops in my family. I have been an ordained minister since 2007 and I currently support several online ministries in several states. I volunteer with CASA-(Court Appointed Special Advocate Unit) in the state of VA and TN. Many may not know what a CASA do, but we help to protect children and go to bat for their well-being ensuring they are in a safe environment. I also volunteer with SARP-(Sexual Assault Response Person). .
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About Kim Hubbard: Women’s Ministry, Single’s Ministry and choir. I basically went back to what I knew. My grandparents raised me and my older sister in the church. Whenever I stray I know that I can always come back home.
After being out of work for about three months I finally got a call from an old high school acquaintance. She told me that her company was hiring and asked if I was interested. I jumped at the chance of having steady income again. I took a pay cut. But, within a year I was almost back to what I was making at my last job. I moved up the ladder pretty quickly. I started off as a Credit Representative and now I am a Resource Management Analyst. Although this is not what I expected to be doing at this age this company has helped me out a tremendously.
They provide tuition assistance and I was able to obtain my Masters of Science degree in June of this year. I am now searching for something in the Human Resource Management field. But, my heart is still in the entertainment industry.