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06/05/2026

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Meticulous Master

JUNE 4, 2026

“Moreover whom He predestined, these He also called; whom He called, these He also justified; and whom He justified, these He also glorified.”
‭‭Romans‬ ‭8‬:‭30‬ ‭NKJV‬‬

12 Year old me wearing the number 12 - Early 1980,-Houghton Elementary School Basketball Team ( Saginaw, MI) . Later that year would start attending middle school ( promoted from 6th to 7th grade).

Last week I prayed 🙏🏽 and asked the Master about some things.

UNSOLICITED —My childhood classmate sent me this picture yesterday ( 6.3.26). Then today (6.4.26) a pastor from North Carolina sent me a picture I took after I was told I was cancer free in 2015. He titled the picture “ THE APOSTLE IN THE LORDS CHURCH.” The man of God said that GOD told him to send me that pic and put that message under it.

THE MOST HIGH always seems to amaze me in His Sovereignty.

The symbolism of wearing in the number 12! He does all things WELL!

Listen my brother and sister - HE GOT THIS ( U)… follow His lead … HE IS THE AUTHOR AND FINISHER ( no matter what man/wo who are arrogant enough to think they control your destiny) Look back over your life … U R HIS TESTIMONY ALONE !

🙌🏽METICULOUS MASTER !

IM IN AWE.. HE FORMED ME/U IN MY/OUR MOTHERS WOMB TO BE ..

THIS Charge!

Pic BELOW ⬇️ from 1980

SELAH ….


54:10-17
118:6-9, 17
10:10B
2:9
2:9
:18

Apostle Linda Ann Pritchett .
1:5,3:19-20;Isaiah 54:17,61:7

06/04/2026

THIS … we dont celebrate what God does not condone !

We dont hate people or have a phobia ( fear )… We /are against ungodly behavior even if it’s me eating to much )…

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05/27/2026

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This Charge.

05/25/2026

Today, I’m remembering what Memorial Day truly asks of us.

Before it became a federal holiday, before it became cookouts and long weekends, Memorial Day began with remembrance.

And one of the first Memorial Day observances happened on May 1, 1865, in Charleston, South Carolina, led by newly freed Black men, women, and children.

A former race course had been turned into a Confederate prison camp, where Union soldiers died and were buried in a mass grave. After emancipation, Black Charlestonians gave those soldiers a proper burial. They decorated their graves with flowers, sang, marched, prayed, and honored them as “Martyrs of the Race Course.”

That history touches me deeply. My family roots are in South Carolina, where this story began. And here in Harlem, Melba’s sits on Frederick Douglass Boulevard, named for a man who never let America forget the truth of what the Civil War was about.

As Douglass said, “We must never forget that victory to the rebellion meant death to the republic.”

So today, yes, we gather. Yes, we cook. Yes, we love on our families.

But we also remember.

Memorial Day is rooted in sacrifice, freedom, and the fight to make this country live up to its promise. And we honor that truth with clear eyes, full hearts, and deep gratitude.