Three Mountains and a Voice

About the Book

Do you think that God could not possibly call you from a life of loose living well read this minister’s story? Mountains were put in her way to wake her up and slow her up in order to guide her to the divine purpose that God had just for her. This story encourages other women and men that no matter how difficult their life is it is in the difficulties that God will be glorified and not denied!

“Three Mountains and a Voice” is the true story about Reverend Wanda Outlaw who tells us about her journey to ordained ministry but even more, she took the road still denounced today by the Roman Catholic Church, she is a woman ordained as a Priest in an alternative Catholic Church. There are hundreds of breakaway Catholic Churches today.

Reverend Outlaw discovers racial differences through the media and through her parents and their friends. In high school she embraced the new revolutionary movement of the 60’s and later discovers sexual harassment before it became a public platform. God always moved through her life guiding and protecting her whether she knew it or not all the way to the moment where God reached out in a biblical way and “Called” her by name. Reverend Outlaw also talks about that which is taboo to most people the gift of seeing and hearing spirits, but she uses light humor to pull the reader through the experiences. God moved the comfort and security that she derived from three friends and directed her to focus on His comfort and security by using “Three Mountains and a Voice.”

The author shows how even our stubbornness and denial will not stop God’s Call on our lives. Wise men and women will rise up to teach and shape us for our God ordained purpose no matter what God calls us to do all we have to do is not harden our hearts.

About the Author

Reverend Wanda C. Outlaw is a native of Washington, D.C., a mother, grandmother, and a Priest in the African-American Catholic Congregation’s Imani Temple on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC. Reverend Wanda is a national trainer and motivational speaker. She presents workshops to include: self-esteem, telephone techniques, individual development planning, KSA’s (knowledge, skills, and abilities), team building, attitude adjustment, public speaking, and professional image. She has designed and presented workshops for FEW (Federally Employed Women Executives) entitled, “Diamonds Are Forever” and “A Career of a Lifetime”. She has developed and facilitated women’s retreats. She developed and delivered an empowering workshop for youth entitled “Anointed Life Workshop.” As a motivational speaker Reverend Outlaw has been invited to speak at numerous organizations nationally. Reverend Outlaw’s dream has always been to serve. She created Dynamic Crossroads whose vision statement is: “In place to guide you to your purpose.” The most prominent contribution thus far is the “Socks and Sandwiches” Project where a growing team of folks go out into the D.C. streets in the dead of winter in the late night and hand out socks, sandwiches, blankets, hats, coats, as well as an encouraging word to the homeless. Reverend Outlaw, a Senior Associate Pastor, knows that God did not just call men to ordained ministry. God calls men and women, people with weaknesses and shortcomings, to do His Holy will. Embrace her story with a discerning heart and seek out what God has for you.