Saturday Morning Sisterhood:  Stories of Redemption From Everyday Women by Norma Washington
Everyone is faced with a time of transition whether it's starting a family, starting a job, or starting all over. In Saturday Morning Sisterhood, author Norma Washington skillfully weaves heartwarming stories of women she's met along her journey with her own story, describing how she relied on God and was able to handle a painful time of transition.  Women everywhere will relate to her experience of thinking she was “losing her mind only to discover that God was renewing her mind”. Saturday Morning Sisterhood is an incredible example of how God can use our trials and pain to bring him glory; this book serves as a reminder to women everywhere to persevere, and the joy of relying on one another in the process. 

Saturday Morning Sisterhood by Norma Washington is currently being recommended for use by church groups, women studies, prison ministries and book club.

About the Author
Prophetess Norma J. Washington was called along with her husband over 15 years ago to pastor God’s people.  In addition to co-laboring with her husband, she has founded the Women Healing Women Center which continues to take women from pity to power and Norma Washington Motivational Ministries which is causing people to believe that “nothing shall be impossible with God”.  She continues to travel this land motivating the people of God  as a “motivational speaker” and "life coach."  She has recently authored her first book Saturday Morning Sisterhood, which is proving to be a valuable tool in lives of people going through the transitions of life.

Prophetess Norma was called by God to preach the Gospel with "simplicity and understanding" and anointed to speak a "now" Word.  This woman of God has a preaching style that causes the devil to shake in his boots each time she speaks... because she will preach the hell out of you (if you have any in you)!Prophetess Norma is affectionately referred to as "Ms Pastor" because of her ability to wear many "hats" in ministry without losing her femininity and humility.  She is an example to women and young women that being a woman is a precious gift and that submission is power and that neither should be compromised.