BEE the Best with Thelma Wells & Friends
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Thelma Wells carries the name "Mama T" well. Just one look at her new show and you'll be hooked. In some shows she's teaching and in others she's chatting with her girlfriends about LIFE. But, in every show you can feel the warmth, love, honesty and devotion of A Woman of God.
The show offers a fresh prospective on today's issues for women through dialogue and teaching. (Think - "The View meets Women of Faith.") And each topic is selected to encourage and support women of all races and ethnicities in a very real way. (Think - "Mama T meets Oprah.")
You'll laugh, cry, shout, applaud and most importantly – “BEE” changed. Enjoy!
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6 responses so far ↓
Marlene Baggs-Hoenig // December 22, 2008 at 11:17 pm
Really enjoy your website and hearing what you are doing. You are an awesome woman of God Karen.
Hope to see you again sometime soon.
Merry Christmas,
Marlene
Rebecca Morris // January 12, 2009 at 2:28 pm
What a great way to usher in your glorious 50th Birthday! Your heart and your attitude will make this transition one of great joy and celebration.
karenpower // January 12, 2009 at 2:47 pm
Hi Rebecca,
Thanks! I’m already having fun with this. And I hope for it to keep building each month.
Thanks for joining in!
Leslie Kurtz // January 31, 2009 at 9:39 pm
This looks like an excellent book. I found it so frustrating as a parent to watch my boys get in trouble in school because of unrealistic expectations teachers had in regards to their ability to sit still and listen to instruction.
Boys are so different than girls and there were not a lot of books when my kids were little that explained those differences and how to deal with them. It is encouraging to see that what we as parents knew is being validated. I know this book will help this next generation of parents. Thanks for taking this topic on.
AJ (Aunt Jacque) // May 16, 2009 at 2:37 pm
Dear neice, Karen,
Loveliness describes your celebrations. Thanks for letting me know about them. Riding in a convertible with the sun and breeze tangling your hair, birds singing on your way to a Mexican restraunt..the best…ever, sounds magical. May the magic and love surround you every day.
love, AJ
Sue Johns // May 19, 2009 at 8:36 pm
Well, what a fun day it turned out to be, Karen. That Mexican Restaurant sounds great – if we’re ever out there, you’ll have to take us there. I’m glad you sang to your mama – that was a good thing to do!