Sister To Sister: a True Sister

About the Book

I believe with all my heart that our mission is to teach each other with all sincerity and passion the things of God, for the sole purpose of edifying the Body of Christ as stated to us in Ephesians 4:11-13. As we seek to do Kingdom building, it is vital that we bring into fulfillment all that God has ordained for our lives and our individual ministry, Ezekiel 44:23 says: “and they shall teach my people the difference between the holy and profane, and cause them to discern between the unclean and the clean.” Though the passage is referring to teaching the Children of Israel going astray and the Priests’ responsibility was to teach the people. It is in the same like manner that we are yet held to this same responsibility but through transparency; after all, we are our sister‘s keeper!

About the Author

Ms. Grey is originally from the British West Indies, however, has been residing in the United States of America for most of her life. Her adult life consist of many travels and various experiences which brought her to the place of writing this particular book based on what she realized is lacking in many relationships. As she listened intently to other females throughout her travels or just through moments of sharing noticed a common thread and that being a genuine friendship in which to share life events even if it only for a short while. Ms. Grey herself has longed for such a relationship and wondered what that type of relationship would entail. This is when she began seeking the Lord for answers to her many questions. One of Ms. Grey’s passions is the fact that teaching is a part of everyday living and should be seized in each opportunity offered. Jesus used a simple method to teach His disciples not only about Him but also encouraged them to be confident in whom they were. Therefore, when we make it a point to fulfill “Go ye therefore and teach all nations…”, we must do so with the simplicity and love following the example Christ left. You will notice the book does not call the main two women by name. Ms. Grey believes with leaving them nameless, allows anyone to visualize a personal interaction with friend/love ones making it a more personal experience as they read through the book. The book was meant to be simple, fun, but most importantly, taking time to share with those who hold significance to us. I believe Ms. Grey has accomplished just that as you will find out in some of the phrases used.