Contributor Dr. Leesha Ellis-Cox has released her first book, and she’s visiting today to tell us more about it.
Taekwondo Expert Phearthur Moore Talks Protecting Others
While it may be simple enough to figure out a plan for protecting yourself, Phearthur Moore of Fairfield Taekwondo says women should also consider how to protect others in their care.
Author Yejide Kilanko Tackles Domestic Violence in “Chasing Butterflies”
Author Yejide Kilanko is exploring the subject of domestic violence in her latest release, Chasing Butterflies.
Five Places to Find Friends (Best of Book of Splond)
If you’re anything like me, friendships have taken a backseat now that a husband and kid are in the mix.
Taekwondo Expert Phearthur Moore Talks Protecting Yourself
In recent months, Birmingham and numerous other cities have seen a surge in crime. How is a woman to protect herself and those she loves?
A.C. Arthur Is Back for an “Unforgettable” Visit
It’s always a pleasure to have A.C. Arthur visit. Today she’s back to discuss One Unforgettable Kiss. Tell me about your latest book. One Unforgettable Kiss is the second book in the Taylors of Temptation series. It’s about the second sibling in a group of African-American sextuplets born in the small town of Temptation, Virginia. […]
10 Scriptures to Help Conquer Fear (Best of Book of Splond)
Fear can crop up when we least expect it. Here are a few scripture to help you overcome it.
Meet Joiya C. Posey, the April 2018 Momma of the Month
The April Momma of the Month Joiya C. Posey is unapologetically #TeamMom, and she is determined to make a difference not just in her kids’ lives, but the lives of countless others.
Author Kianna Alexander Talks “Love’s Sweet Melody”
As part of my yearlong feature on the Decades series, I’m excited to have prolific author Kianna Alexander with me today to discuss her contribution.
Join Chandra Sparks Splond in Saying a Prayer for Our Children
With so much going on in the world and in our city, I feel the need to cover our children. Please join me in prayer.
