Creative Community Consulting

No doubt you are wondering what Creative Community Consulting looks like. I’d tell you it’s a simple answer, but maybe that’s not accurate. Essentially, I see a deficit in the “old ways.” And I suspect that the deficit is causing part of the excessive cortisol women are inundated with.

I employ creative means to help us return to the concept of community. And, when individuals recognize that they have specific needs as it pertains to dealing with other people, I offer them 90 minute pay what you can sessions to help them discover the hindrances and unhealed spaces so Jehovah Rapha can have His way in our lives.

I do group and individual experiences in person or virtually.

Because C3 is the ministry part of life, if it were possible to divide it, there are other things attached to it. In the respect of time let me say, these are the things that C3, in conjunction with GM Mixed Media, has done for our local and continental community:

Feed, shelter, transport unhoused persons.

Bake fresh bread and treats for single parents and the elderly.

Gave small framed original watercolors to people in nursing homes to brighten up their spaces. A handwritten prayer was included.

Prepare Limeade and Lime Cheesecake for those who could not afford it.

Begin a food forest. Give herbs, beans, spinaches, and sprouted plants to neighbors and other interested parties.

Offer prophetic art classes.

Start a community Freesale at a local building labeled church.

Host booths at local events where everything provided is free.

Give away books we’ve written, some shipped to prisons.

Give many original art pieces to other ministries for fundraising and/or for decor in their rehab homes.

Paint live for nonprofits including one that works with children who have lost loved ones.

Be chosen to provide an original watercolor work, Milton’s Aftermath, for placement on a traffic signal box in downtown.

Raised funds and supplies for ministries focused on : First Nation People, Orphanages (state side and worldwide), Appalachian People, Disaster victims

Volunteered with some of these organizations after driving across the country to assist.

Meet with ladies pursuing Jesus who have some struggles due to traumatic events and walk with them toward healing and alignment with His Kingdom.

“The King will reply, ‘Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.’  Matthew 25:40 (NIV)


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