In today's episode, I am joined by a very good friend of mine, Kori DeWight. Kori is a hairstylist and worshipper at heart.
This impromptu conversation was definitely one that I wanted to let you all in on. Kori and I have many great conversations of depth privately that are centered around ministry, healing as well as hurt we have encountered over the years.
You will be inspired by Kori's journey as he shares his experience of losing his father in 2018 and the advice he provides to our listeners who may be grieving or know someone who is.
Get ready to heal and laugh a little while being enlightened through the wisdom that filled the air within this candid conversation.
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Through this weekly podcast, National Best-Selling Author & Holistic Transformation Coach, Carla R. Cannon-Lawrence (along with special guests) shares her personal journey of self-discovery, healing past wounds and overcoming life's challenges.
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NOTE: The podcast host is a Certified Life Coach and only shares her experiences to assist you on your healing journey. Her advice is not to replace the directives of your medical doctor or mental health provider.
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