Realtalk With Dr. Irie

A devotion and prayer for the Fellowship of Black Disciples Clergywomen

Rev. Dr. Irie L. Session womanist, preacher, author, coach, advocate, and mother.

Drs' Valda J. Combs and Irie L. Session discuss Genesis chapters 1 and 3.

Drs Valda J. Combs and Irie L. Session discuss sexism and patriarchy and its impact on the lives of Black churchwomen.

Friendships between Black and White women that is authentic requires intentionality and risk. Listen to Dr. Irie Session and Dr. Katie Hays share their story of interracial friendship and the challenges involved in shaping such relationships.

It is estimated that 90% of women in the sex industry feel trapped, and want to get out, but believe they have no other options. Sarah knows all about that dilemma, first hand. Listen to her story.

How does a girl who grew into an intelligent, competent, gifted, and talented woman, cease longing for something she never had and will never receive...the love of daddy?

Dr. William L. Johnson, III joins Dr. Irie L. Session in an intriguing conversation about YOU-ness.What does it mean to be you, to love you, and to embrace you, flaws and all.

What does it mean to live authentically? Dr. Session and colleague, Dr. William L. Johnson, lll share insights from "Let Your Life Speak: Listening For the Voice of Vocation" by Parker Palmer

Being a strong Black woman doesn't mean denying your hurt, or pretending you don't have pain, or need help. Acknowledging weakness is a strength.

Every human being is broken. We all have cracks in our armor. Yet, human beings have an incredible capacity for resiliency.