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About Red Rose Ministry

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Red Rose Ministry is a Christian organization that advocates creating peaceful, harmonious, non-hostile homes.  We provide education about how to heal, transform, and restore through the power and love of Jesus.  By valuing ourselves like God does, loving ourselves the way God does, and knowing our worth through God, we can be who God has called us to be and experience a healthy, spiritual life according to His will.  Our main goal is to primarily assist women and young girls in finding and maintaining their God-given spirit of power, of self-love and of self-discipline. 

Officers of Organization
Minister Sabrina M. Evans,
Founder & Executive Director, Editor-In-Chief
Evangelist Doris C. Lowry,
Executive Director, Faith & Love blog
Dr. Walter H. Sims,
Executive Director, Men of God blog

What We Offer
Red Rose Ministry on Facebook
Red Rose Ministry on Twitter
God's Girls Network on Facebook
Faith & Love Blog
Men of God Blog
BlogTalk Radio Show
Prayer Revivals
Prayer Ring
Common Ground Group Sessions for Women
Open Voice Group for Girls
Bible Study Devotionals
Spiritual Writings
Christian Trade Register for Women
Christian Commerce Guide
Christian Resource Guide Just for Kids

How We Came to Be
One day, God imparted a vision in my mind to build a ministry that helps heal, transform and restore women, and young girls around the world who are in, coming out of or broken free of emotionally and verbally abusive relationships.  The sole purpose is to help strengthen our God-given spirits of power, of love and of self-discipline by allowing Jesus Christ to abide in our hearts and minds so that we may love ourselves the way God does and not the world.

Before Red Rose Ministry could materialize as a beacon of light and positive force in the world, first I had to learn a few hard lessons in self-love, humility, faith, obedience, trust, perseverance, discipline, self-confidence and self-worth.  Through my "darkest days", the Father taught me how to love myself like I never loved myself before; how to be obedient to His word; how to trust Him when fear overcame me; how to be confident; how to know my worth (something I never knew); how to fully embrace the peace and love of His son, Jesus Christ; and what it meant to truly understand "whose" I am and who I belong too —Him, God the Father. 

With my knees shaking, my feet sliding and the enemy in my ear trying his best to impart doubt, fear and anything else he could in my thoughts to bring me to a place lower than I was, I just kept reminding myself over and over again that God's word does not come back void.  I repeated this to myself everyday, through out the day.  There were many a night my eyes shed tears and many a day I clung onto the hope of victory as I chastened my spirit in the quest for God's glory over my life.  My experience of being in an emotionally abusive relationship for many years was indeed turbulent to say the least.  There were storms after storms that seemed like they just wouldn't end; but, God the Father kept me. He kept me through it all; even through the times when I felt like I was all alone.  Day after day, I reminded myself that if God believes I can do this (birth Red Rose Ministry); then, I must have in me what it takes - a "spirit of power, of love and of self-discipline" (2 Timothy 1:7).  God's belief in us can make  us believe in ourselves...and so it was with me.  Just as God used the decision of Joseph's brothers that was meant for bad (selling him into slavery) and used it for good to glorify Himself, so He did for me.  God saved my life from a potentially dangerous relationship and used that experience to manifest something out of it for His own good. 

As time passed by, taking steps to move out of that relationship, I climbed out of valleys, over mountain tops, back down into and out of valleys again.  I came through years of tears, serious pain, frustration, and disappointment.  Finally, I got honest with myself and God by recognizing and acknowledging that I was responsible for making a bad decision that would altered my life in ways I could have never imagined.  Looking back, I used to think there was some types of pain that could possibly never go away; that the only way we could cope with it was to manage it. Today, I know differently.  As the well-known, recording gospel artist, Kirk Franklin, says in one of his hit songs -"there is a lover named, Jesus." I thank God for bringing me to Jesus!  I praise the Lord and give Him the glory!  He turned my situation around; He made what once seemed impossible to me, possible. 

Today, I make it a practice to bring decisions before the throne of the Lord.  If I should so happen to make a minor decision without Him that I am unhappy about and have to suffer consequences from, I pray for the lesson in it and use it as an opportunity to grown further on my walk in the Spirit of Jesus Christ.  I know "whose" I am and the "power" that resides within me and where it comes from.  I know that there is nothing the enemy can do to me that God will not allow.  I do not fear the enemy.  I walk by faith in Spirit and not by sight in flesh.  I do not lean own my understanding nor the world's, but rather on God, the Father's.  I strive to do what it is good and pleasing to God and not my flesh.  I love God with all my strength, all my soul and all my might...and I trust Him. 

Years of healing and transformation prepared me for what God planted in my mind some years ago —the vision of a ministry that would help women and young girls all around the world.  Month after month, I nurtured my mind by allowing God's Living Water to cleanse away old thoughts and ways to produce new thoughts and ways that are led by His Spirit.  His is reconditioning my heart and soul everyday.  We are ever-growing and evolving spirits.  Through God's grace, He has made me a whole woman.  I have blossomed, yet I am still growing in the His word and His ways as I embrace challenges that come my way.  But today, the difference is that I try my best to exercise the power of free-will in making a choice to be led by my spirit of power, of love, and of self-discipline.  Hallelujah!  Praise and glory to the Most High God!  For He is awesome! 

I am a living witness that God, the Father (Yahwey) is real and Jesus Christ is real.  Jesus Christ can heal pain and we do not have to live with it or carry it around with us.  The Lord's powerful hand brought me out of "my wilderness" and into His promise land.  Loving Jesus set me free, free to do God's will —the work of Red Rose Ministry.