Join Cocoa Fenton and Quint Jones as they engage in a Question and Answer session.

As a man, I understand the healing process and what it means. I also understand that this process allows us as human beings to be able to move forward in our lives

Grab your favorite beverage, your journal and your fuzzy slippers and come hang with me for a “release” party.. let’s get some things off our chests, or pray and declare the victory in every area. Some things , some people, we will have to let go so that we can move forward!

Join me as we take our conversation to a whole other level .. let’s talk about female friendships at work.. what happens when someone leaves the job? What about friendships where you’re from different generations? Let’s unpack it !!

Join Cocoa Fenton and Quint Jones as the ask a rather simple question:

We cannot ever allow the choir movement to die.. this is an important part of our history in the church. What has changed in terms of how we do church? What is the true significance of a choir?

Albert Grieve is a former foster youth and survivor of child abuse and domestic violence. He served as an attorney for social services litigating and providing training. He presently combats abuse, neglect, and domestic violence through speaking and advocacy. Albert lives in the midwest with his wife and three boys. Albert is also the author of a children's book on resiliency entitled, "Little One, You Are LOVED!"

Critical Conversations GirlChat Weekly allows the menfolk in for the first time.. and for GOOD reason.. let's talk PARENTING. My special guest Marshe Calhoun M. ED will help us to explore ways to invest in our families for the best return.

I am so excited to spend time with my dear brother Pastor Rodney White of the ForReal Church in Detroit MI. He is thee ultimate encourager, and tonight, I honor him.

Join Cocoa Fenton and Quint Jones for a Q & A session