Mrs. Simone Edwards

Wife, Mother, Urban Teacher, Evangelist, Youth Minister, Preaching Dancer, National Liturgical Dance Network (NLDN) Member, Spelmanite (c/o ‘91), Drewid (DTS)

[Tulane Men's Basketball @GreenWaveMBB]

Day Won💪

#RollWave🌊

[Leonard Sweet @lensweet]

Children need to be read aloud to — and so do adults. When rich language goes in through the ear, it settles deep inside, and what settles in comes back out on the page. The best writers were first the best listeners.
And if you're dealing with dyslexia, the ear is your best ally. Never let a dyslexic child see a spelling list before they've heard it. Sound before sight — hearing the words first gives them a far better chance of holding on.

[Leonard Sweet @lensweet]

By faith we live and move and have our being in worlds not yet formed or even foreseen.

To walk by faith is not merely to inhabit the present, but to actively participate in the slow, unseen shaping of tomorrow. We are citizens of a future that hope is currently drafting. Imagination is the first step of that architecture.

What are you building today that you cannot yet see?

[Tulane Men's Basketball @GreenWaveMBB]

𝙁𝙧𝙤𝙢 𝘾𝙝𝙞-𝙏𝙤𝙬𝙣 𝙩𝙤 𝙐𝙥𝙩𝙤𝙬𝙣 🤩

Welcome to the Wave, Noah!

#RollWave🌊 | @Noahmister2

[Mrs. Simone Edwards @SimoneGEdwards]

Looking to get more strength training and cardio in your week doing something uplifting and restorative?? Join us on Wednesdays for an hour of power 6:30-7:30PM at The Fountain in Summit. CHAD Club is hybrid. Scan the code and register to get the link.

[Mrs. Simone Edwards @SimoneGEdwards]

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[rolandsmartin @rolandsmartin]

RainbowPUSH homegoing for Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr. https://t.co/iu1uhLixqv

[Mrs. Simone Edwards @SimoneGEdwards]

Matthew 14:22-32 'Walking In Impossible Places' - " I am grateful that we are a people that survived impossible - slavery ... Jim Crow ... mass encarceration ... You are the product of God doing the POSSIBLE in IMPOSSIBLE situations. " ~ @williefrancois3 @SimoneGEdwards @RenaldoPearson

[Melodies & Masterpieces @SVG__Collection]

Police warned her not to sing it. Billie Holiday didn’t care. “Strange Fruit” was too important to stay silent.

[Leonard Sweet @lensweet]

It’s here. Finally.

My new book just dropped: Jesus Imagination: Maker, Mender, Minder, Master. The first book ever devoted to the imagination of Jesus.

Jesus wasn’t just a teacher—
he was an artisan.
A storyteller.
A world-reimaginer.
In an age of AI and algorithms, imagination isn’t optional. It’s Kingdom currency.
Step into the Tekton’s workshop.
#JesusImagination #NewBook #Tekton #FaithAndImagination #MakerMenderMinderMaster

Jesus Imagination: Maker, Mender, Minder, Master https://t.co/6q1CoAX8MA

[James E. Clyburn @RepJamesClyburn]

57 years ago today, Shirley Chisholm became the 1st Black woman sworn into Congress.

Shirley was never scared to stand up for what she believed in and fought tirelessly to ensure everyone could participate in our democracy.

Let’s honor Shirley’s legacy by continuing her fight.

[Be A King @BerniceKing]

January 15, 1968. Daddy celebrating his 39th birthday…the last one he would celebrate before he was assassinated on April 4th of that same year.

Not a long life. But it was a large life.

Thank you for commemorating him today. Let’s move forward to challenge and conquer hate, inhumanity, and injustice, and to, as he said, “make of this old world a new world.”

#MLKDay #MLK #MartinLutherKingJr

[Governor Phil Murphy @GovMurphy]

Congratulations, @GovSherrillNJ!

This is a truly historic and joyous day for New Jersey.

Mikie has done it all. Like a true Naval aviator, she has navigated the chaos of Congress with grit and grace. She has devoted her life to serving our country. 

And with her and Dale, New Jersey is in extraordinarily capable hands.

This job is not easy, but it is the journey of a lifetime. Because to lead our state is to love it.

[Ben Crump @AttorneyCrump]

Dr. Gladys West, the Black mathematician whose brilliance made GPS possible, has passed at 95. Born on a Dinwiddie County farm during the Great Depression, she overcame segregation to become a scientist and map the world—literally. May we never forget her legacy or the path she paved for generations of mathematicians.

[Mrs. Simone Edwards @SimoneGEdwards]

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