Think Hope Podcast

Hopeologist Dr. Rosalind Lewis Tompkins chats with members of the Christ Vision Tribe, Nettie Walker Palmore, and Sharon Durham as they release the brand new, hot off the press, tool of 20 Days of Hope Thoughts designed to keep you hopeful. On this podcast Hopeologist Rosalind shares five (5) of the 20 Days of Hope Thoughts:

Day 1 Laughter is the Sound of HopeDay 5 Expect Great ThingsDay 9 Watch Out for the Hope KillersDay 12 Hope is Like Ice Cream for the SoulDay 19 We Walk by Faith and We Run By Hope

Listen up and be encouraged and lifted by these powerful Hope Thoughts that are biblically based and inspirational. Please go and get your Hope Thoughts today at www.practiceofhopeology.com. All proceeds benefit the non-profit organization Mothers In Crisis.

On this Think Hope Podcast Hopeologist Rosalind Lewis Tompkins shares an interview from  the Valder Bebe's God Talk radio show talking about the power of hope. She then shares an impactful hope chat with Apostle Pam Morgan about Mothers in Crisis' former Detroit Chapter and toxic relationships. She then shares how everyone can join the Whole Hope Campaign by becoming a Citizens of Hope. Learn how to become a citizen of hope as you listen to this power packed Think Hope Podcast. For more information please visit www.makeahopeconnection.com.

Hopeologist Rosalind Tompkins and the Christ Vision Tribe, launch the powerful booklet, The Practice of Hopeology just in time as many people are losing hope amid tremendous tragedies and trauma. In today's podcast we discuss how being hopeful is learned behavior and a way of life. Dr. Rosalind Tompkins also shares practical ways to become more hopeful and to spread hope to others. The Practice of Hopeolgy is one of the ways that Mothers In Crisis is promoting the public awareness of hope through the Whole Hope Campaign. Read my Blog Holding Onto Hope  .

The Five Tenets of the Whole Hope Campaign are:

HOPE stands for Helping Others Practice EmpowermentHope for SelfHope for FamilyHope for/within CommunityHope for the Nation and World

To receive your booklet, The Practice of Hopeology please visit: www.practiceofhopeology.com

Hopeologist Rosalind Tompkins has a Hope Chat with Rev. Matthew Long, Jr., Education Department Advisor for Project Ready of the Urban League of the Upstate. Project Ready's tagline is "Empowering Communities. Changing Lives." The State of South Carolina is receiving a HOPEE (Helping Others Practice Enduring Empowerment), Award for their State's symbol, Dum Spiro Spero, Latin for "While I Breathe, I Hope."

During the second half Hopeologist Rosalind and the Christ Vision Tribe of Mothers In Crisis chat about April, National Month of Hope updates. For more information please visit: www.makeahopeconnection.com.

It is April, the National Month of Hope and Mothers In Crisis is proclaiming and celebrating by presenting HOPEE (Helping Others Practice Enduring Empowerment) Awards again this year including post humous awards.

Hopeologist Rosalind Tompkins has a hope chat with Aaronetta Frison, daughter of posthumous HOPEE Awardee, Rev. Dr. Bernyce Clausell. Reverend Bernyce Hall Clausell was born November 19, 1916 in Thomson, GA, in 1958 she and her husband organized Calvary Baptist Church in Tallahassee, FL where she pastored for 18 years. Under her pastorate, the church became a community-based church with many outreach projects that made local and national history. She was known as the "Black Mother Teresa" and the "State Mother of Prisons." Rev. Bernyce Clausell passed on to the other side of eternity in 2015. Rev. Bernyce Clausell, the author of the book, "No Time To Die", was a staple, stalwart, steadfast, and consummate community servant in the fields of education, religion, equality, and justice, standing in the gap, in the trenches, and putting herself on the line for humanity, while proclaiming God's goodness for mankind.

For more information about the Whole Hope Campaign please visit: www.makeahopeconnection.com.

Hopeologist Rosalind Tompkins has a hope chat about social justice with 2021 HOPEE (Helping Others Practice Enduring Empowerment) Awardee, Civil Rights Attorney Benjamin Crump. He has represented families in several high-profile civil rights cases such as George Floyd, who was murdered by police in Minneapolis in 2020, Breonna Taylor, who was murdered by police in her own apartment in Louisville in 2020, Trayvon Martin, who was killed by a neighborhood watch volunteer in Sanford, FL in 2012 and Michael Brown, who was killed by a law enforcement officer in Ferguson, Missouri as well as many others. Through a steadfast dedication to justice and service, renowned civil rights, and personal injury attorney Benjamin Crump has established himself as one of the nation's foremost lawyers and advocates for social justice. He is the author of "Open Season: Legalized Genocide of Colored People", published in October 2019 and the founder and director of the Benjamin Crump Social Justice Institute.

At the second half of the podcast Hopeologist Rosalind and the Christ Vision Tribe of Mothers In Crisis continue the discussion about the importance of hope in social justice and Mothers In Crisis' Balls for Hope Campaign. For more information about Mothers In Crisis' April National Month of Hope Campaign please visit www.makeahopeconnection.com.

Hopeologist Rosalind Lewis Tompkins has a hope chat with Barbara Boone, Vice President, Community Outreach and Executive Director, Leadership Tallahassee, (LT) a program of the Greater Tallahassee Chamber of Commerce. Barbara has twenty plus years with Leadership Tallahassee and has been intstrumental in growing the program by adding a Youth Leadership Tallahassee program, a Lifetime Membership level, and other initiatives. Barbara Boone is a Mothers In Crisis 2021 HOPEE (Helping Others Practice Enduring Empowerment) Awardee in commemeration of April National Month of Hope. Learn leadership tips and what it takes to empower leaders in this dynamic and engaging conversation.

Hopeologist Rosalind Tompkins has a hope chat with HOPEE (Helping Others Practice Enduring Empowerment) Awardee Dr. Temple Robinson, MD with Bond Community Health Center where she advocates full time and oversees day to day management. Dr. Robinson is passionate about preparing the next generation of health care leaders and providers. Join us for a lively discussion about how she is helping to navigate the community during the Coronavirus pandemic.

Hopeologist Rosalind and the Christ Vision Tribe of Mothers In Crisis talk about the activities surrounding the upcoming April National Month of Hope during the second half. For more information please visit www.makeahopeconnection.com.

Hopeologist and Empowerment Life Coach Dr. Rosalind Tompkins and the Christ Vision Tribe of Mothers In Crisis discuss ways to use hope in achieving your goals. This is the time of year when many New Year's resolutions are forgotten. Learn ways to use hope to revitalize and reactivate determination to achieve common goals of self-improvement. Hopeologist Dr. Rosalind shares the results of survey studies concerning New Year's resolutions for 2021 and the Five Tenets of the Whole Hope Campaign. Hope is needed to achieve your goals. Learn keys to becoming more productive in 2021.

Seven keys to using hope to achieve your goals for 2021:

Look at every day as though it was the New Year and start off with a clean slate.Embrace the feelings of optimism that comes with new beginnings.Develop micro goals that you can achieve along the way and celebrate them.Be flexible and willing to modify your methods to achieving your goals.Expect success in achieving your goals and speak positive affirmations.Be willing to start over when necessary and look at it as a new beginning, not failure.Never give up!

Hopeologist Dr. Rosalind Tompkins has a hope chat with TJ Jackson, one of Tito Jackson of the Jackson Five's sons about the Dee Dee Jackson Foundation receiving a HOPEE (Helping Others Practice Enduring Empowerment) Award for their work. The Dee Dee Jackson Foundation spreads hope and love while empowering children who have experienced loss and trauma through music therapy.

Hopeologist Dr. Rosalind wrote a blog about the Dee Dee Jackson Foundation receiving the HOPEE Award  click the hyper link to read the artice.