A Little About Me—and a Lot About Why I’m Here
I’m retired, but I haven’t retired from life. These days I find myself in a bit of an in-between place—looking back at all that’s brought me here while still wondering what’s ahead. I don’t believe God is finished with me yet, so I’m still learning, still creating, and still looking for ways to use what I’ve been given and leave something useful for the people coming after me.

The Journey That Shapes My Voice

Credentials
I hold a MSW and an MA in Apologetics, education that shaped both my work and my heart.

Experience
For more than 35 years, social work gave showed me both the hard parts of life and the incredible resilience of people.

What Drives Me
I want people to know that hard things don’t have to leave us stuck. We can keep growing, asking questions, and finding our way forward.

Redemption
I didn’t believe God could love someone like me. Learning to receive His love changed everything.
where do we go from here?
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Sharing your story will be a blessing to so many. Congrats on returning to school!! I look forward to following your journey.
Thank you
Thank you for your courage to share your message of hope. May God bless you and those you continue to help.
Thank you,
I don’t know what my calling is. I have some interest in Biblical studies but I want it to at least partially qualify me for MFT California. I have 2 batchelor degrees from decades ago 1975, 1988. Do not think of me as old. I have years and years and years remaining. I’ve only just begun. I touched the face of God 11/17/96
I have known Charlotte for almost 3 decades. She has a wealth of knowledge in this subject and frankly – many other topics concerning healing and restoration. I’m very excited about her book and this chapter of her journey. It will benefit each of us as she shares. Thank you Charlotte.
Thank you for your kind words, my friend.