How Unexpected Dreams Can Build a Legacy of Hope

October 14, 2015October 21, 2015 Daytha Stories about Ravens 2dance2dream, 2night2dream, 2ride2dream, Chidlren, Dance, Disabilities, Disability, Dream, Families, Family, God, Hope, horseback riding, Julie Carr, Legacy of Hope, lessons, McKenna Carr, Special Needs Leave a comment

Never in her wildest dreams did Legacy of Hope founder, Julie Lyles Carr, imagine that someone would miraculously offer her funds to start a foundation that would help families like hers. Among her eight children, she had two with special needs – one who had experienced a stroke at birth and another who […]

End the Silence at D.R.I.F.T. with Lea Walker-Clark

August 5, 2015March 4, 2017 Daytha Uncategorized Abuse, counseling, Damita Miller-Shanklin, Encourage, faith, Family, Help, Hope, Jesus, Lea Walker-Clark, No Mas, No More, overcome, poverty, PromiseLand, Rape, Teens, Ujima, violence Leave a comment

“We want you to live, and we want you to live well,” says mental health counselor and chaplain, Lea Walker-Clark. For this reason, in 2010, Lea started non-profit organization, No More, No Mas, and began hosting a conference every summer at PromiseLand Church in Austin, Texas, called D.R.I.F.T. Birthed out of Lea’s very […]