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My Gospel Soul Magazine is a faith-driven gospel media platform founded to share inspiring testimonies, celebrate everyday heroes, and spread the message of Christ to encourage faith, hope, and purpose in readers’ lives. Rooted in gospel culture and storytelling, the magazine highlights uplifting stories from the Christian community, gospel music insights, personal reflections, and spiritual encouragement designed to edify believers and connect audiences with meaningful, faith-centered content. Led by founder Jennice Jackson, My Gospel Soul also extends its reach through podcasts and digital content that support believers in their walk with God and celebrate the transformative power of the gospel.

Today…ITS BEEN A WHILE!

I just feel like talking about my clinic!  When I first started going to my clinic it was strictly an HIV clinic. Privacy! Now its for everyone! So that means less attention for HIVer’s!  The importance is less! Where they keep you current with meds, appointments, and health coverage, we now fall throw the cracks.  It took so long for them to help me get my stuff together with the state.  Did I mention they let me get dropped from the state and then forgot bout me for the pharmaceutical coverage. I desired the support group.  We use to meet us ladies and talk through some things. Now the meeting room is filled with desk! I  am all for enlargement as far as the clinic itself but don’t forget about us! Well maybe its just too late for that.  But I still refuse to go to the city. I can say that I am still here and glad about it.  Regardless of my issues with care!

What a Wonderful Thanksgiving! 

I was worried at first that my Thanksgiving would be jacked up. My children getting older and are not really interested in being around momma. That’s what I get for stair step kids. But what blessed me is my honey. He made sure I was not alone and we made it do what it do.  Cooked up a big meal.  He had to fry Turkey’s so we were up jamming and frying. I am satisfied.  I lay in the bed now just grateful for my life.