CrumbSnatchers

About the Book

CrumbSnatchers (Matthew 15, Mark 7) captures the plight of the modern single mother/parent, underemployed, unemployed, migrant worker, female professional, minorities, inner city youth... as they struggle to acquire the basic necessities of life in a system that appears designed to keep them out. CrumbSnatchers takes the Biblical crisis of the Syro-Phoenician woman and translates it to modern day experiences and solutions. She is an idol worshipper, an outcast, from the wrong side of town and a woman. She presses through all of the obstacles and human impediments to get more than she bargained for. For those willing to fight the good fight of faith, there is a miracle waiting for you. God has a RIGHT NOW BLESSING and a space for you to be grafted into the Tree of Life, the New Jerusalem. Just keep the faith and refuse to be shut up. Refuse to be denied. Defy convention

About the Author

Bishop Cynthia King Bolden Gardner, J.D., D.Div. is a retired attorney. She is a dual graduate of Georgetown University--the Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service in 1978 where she received numerous honors,including Alpha Sigma Nu, Pi Sigma Alpha and Phi Alpha Theta, graduating cum laude with a 3.74 of a possible 4.0, and the School of Law in 1981. Prior to retiring in 2005 due to injuries sustained in an accident, Bishop practiced law for 25 years at the United States Department of Justice Commercial Litigation Division, the Small Business Administration Office of Advocacy, the General Counsel's Office of the Tennessee Valley Authority, Jones, Day, Reavis & Pogue (Cleveland Office), Brown & Bain (Palo Alto), Child Counsel for the Erie County Office of the Public Defender and the San Diego Office of the Public Defender, felony litigation, where she was awarded Deputy of the Year 1999-2000. Bishop earnestly gives all of the glory to God. Recognizing His grace and mercy in her life, she readily dedicates her time to inner city youth, needy families and young lawyers who can call her at (601)780-0297. She was born and raised in Erie, Pa. and attributes the credit for her spiritual foundation to her late grandmother, Bigma, Mrs Lela Mae James. Bigma taught her that 'Can't (a fictional person, who became real through our whining) never could help himself'. This left a profound impact upon her resulting in the permanent deletion of can't, no, impossible and related defeatist notions from her vocabulary. She has assisted in Baptist churches while teaching Sunday School, including Morning Star and Second Baptist in Erie, Christ Union Missionary Baptist in Mountainview, CA, 19 years in the AME Church, including St. James and Risen Savior, Erie, Arnette and Elizabeth Nesmith Memorial, in the Pittsburgh area, Bethel and Living Waters Christian, San Diego, Greater Love, Carthage, Ms. and now sits as the Presiding Prelate of the Eastern Jurisdiction of the National Regeneration Fellowship of Christian churches; http://www.greaterloveliberty.com/ and http://www.eaglespeaklogos-lex.com/.