Wyvetta Granger: Faith & Fashion

Meet the fabulously stylish First Lady of New Life Community Church, Wyvetta Granger. She and her husband, Pastor Kendall Granger, are part of “The New Breed” of ministers. Her style is classic and chic. Her testimony will make you laugh,cry, and remind you that God truly loves His girls!
Paulette: Were you ever interested in becoming a fashion designer or model?
Wyvetta Granger: As a teenager, I considered it until I realized I was going to be too short.
Paulette: Talk about your views on fashion.
Wyvetta Granger: For me, fashion is not only how you look on the outside. It is a state of mind. I do not have a favorite store, and I am not into designer labels. What I mean is, I don’t just have to wear designer clothes. I think you should just look nice in what you have. That’s what “fashion” is. You could feel just as beautiful, whether you are wearing something expensive or something from a discount store. You can create your own beauty statement.
Paulette: What is difference between beauty and vanity?
Wyvetta Granger: God created us to be beautiful. Beauty is when you just work with what you have…what God gave you. Vanity is when you try to be more than you are. It is when you over exaggerate what you have to try to look like, or be someone else.
Paulette: You seem to have a classic tailored style, but quite feminine.
Where do you usually shop?
Wyetta Granger: If I have to choose one, it would be Ann Taylor. I shop there often, because I don’t need to have the clothes altered. I am petite, so I enjoy the fact that their clothes are already cut to look good on me. I also enjoy shopping at Banana Republic.
Paulette: If you could have your way, what would be the biggest change you would like to see designers or retailers make?
Wyvetta Granger: I would ask them…
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Kim Blunt: Style & Spirit

Church On The Rock, is pastored by Pastor David M. Blunt and his wife Pastor Kim Blunt. It is a flourishing multi-cultural church, where people from many nations come together to worship with one voice, as one culture. Exciting, energetic and encouraging, Pastor Kim Blunt is an impeccable roll-model. Paulette Whitfield Black, visited with her to discuss views on The Style & The Spirit of contemporary women of faith.
PAULETTE: The Church can’t always trust the dictates of the world. Therefore, here is the question. What is your sincere, “from the heart” definition of “Fashion?”
PASTOR KIM: I believe fashion is definitely what’s in style. I love to look at the magazines! I like to look at all of the new styles. I like to go through and pick out things that work for me, and what goes well with my personality. I also look for what lines up with my biblical views. Just because someone else says it’s “in,” doesn’t necessarily mean that it is
“in” for me.
I want to make God look good in everything I do. Also, I do not want to be a stumbling block to someone else. I have to be in front of thousands of individuals. I don’t want to draw attention to myself. I am to draw attention to Christ. I want to be cool, of course. I want my teenage friends to say, “Hey, that’s our Pastor’s wife. She is cool.” But, I want to be a good representative. When may kids were small, I learned that whatever mom does, the kids are going to do to the extreme. Well, we have 250 to 350 teens here. What I do to the minute, those kids are going to do to the extreme.
I have to live a life so that when I’m up front people are not thinking about, “Oh, look at what she has on, but they are thinking about Him. It is all about Jesus!”
PAULETTE: It is all about Him, isn’t it?
PASTOR KIM: Yes, and you know it’s so easy. Just about everyday when I get up, before our service I say, “ Okay God, what should I wear today?”
PAULETTE: Do you really?
PASTOR KIM: I do. I pray about it.
PAULETTE: That’s amazing!
PASTOR KIM: I’m not necessarily a fashion guru. I’m a farm girl from Iowa! My graduating class was only 200 kids. The town had 10,000 people! So, you see, I wasn’t born into fashion. I grew up in an agricultural environment. I had to pray for God to teach me. He guides me and directs me.
PAULETTE: If you ask, He will tell you?
PASTOR KIM: Yes.
PAULETTE: The average one of us would not even think that God cared about it. I think He gets a lot of pleasure out of that. It makes Him real in everything that we touch, and everything that we do all day long.
PASTOR KIM: It does.
PAULETTE: Is that how you discover what styles work for you?
PASTOR KIM: I will go through a system. I put something on…pray about it, and God gives me ideas. Some I would never even begin to dream about. And then I go, “Wow, God. That looks good! Thank you.”
When you are so in love with Jesus, you just want to make Him look good. You’re dressing to be a fisher of men. I’m dressing to cause young people to come to Christ. I am dressing to cause ladies to want to know Jesus. I want them to know it’s exciting. It’s life changing. It’s a fun life.
PAULETTE: Pastor Kim, you are talking about fashion and beauty from the inside out.
PASTOR KIM: The greater that you know Christ, the greater that beauty comes through. You’ve seen that person who comes in and excepts Christ as their personal savior. Three months later you don’t even recognize them. They are softer. The lines are gone.
PAULETTE: Do women have an innate need to feel beautiful?
PASTOR KIM: For sure. God put that in us. God gave man an ego. That ego is to protect his family, provide for his family, and to be the head of that family. He made woman to be attractive to man. God wants us to be beautiful. He put us together. He made woman for a man. We’re supposed to attract that man into our life. Then, we get married and become one. We should continue to be attractive to him.
PAULETTE: But we don’t always do that after marriage.
PASTOR KIM: That’s right. We let it go.
PAULETTE: Do we get lazy?
PASTOR KIM: I believe we get too busy. Cell phones, ipads, computers…you name it, we’ve got it. We are supposed to have more time, but we’re just getting busier. We get so busy about the things of this life, that we forget our prayer time, our bible time and our husband time. If we’ll just do the Word; Be that help mate; Keep our priorities right. My first call
is to my husband. That calling includes staying nice for him. Being attractive to him. Making him look good. Your husband doesn’t want to go someplace and he’s got a “hag” with him. He’s going to leave you at home. Those girls at work are smelling good. They are wearing their make-up. What is he going to do? Is he going to come home to “hag” or is he going to start looking at the girl who has no morals, and is throwing the bait out there? We have to be smarter, especially in this day and age. If you want to keep your man…
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Furs, Faith Fasion: An Interview with Evangelist Shirley Wooten
With a 6.5 millon membership, the Church Of God In Christ gathered in St. Louis for the first time, for their 103rd COGIC Holy Convocation. Bishop Lawrence M. Wooten and First Lady Shirley Wooten of Williams Temple COGIC, were one of three co-hosts at the helm. They have attracted international attention as innovative Christian Leaders for the 21st century. No matter what your denomination, Lady Wooten has a relevant and inspiring message for all Women of Faith.
Coverings: Let’s talk about your style first. Do you have a favorite designer?
Lady Wooten: I don’t really have a favorite designer. I do shop at Macy’s, and there are some boutique’s that I like. I usually look for a bargain when I shop. Even though I like nice clothes, I do not believe in paying $5,000 for a suit when I can look just as good in something of quality that costs much less. I can use that money to take care of the needy. My favorite makeup brand is Fashion Fair.
Coverings: How have styles of dressing changed for women in the Church of God in Christ over time?
Lady Wooten: In the past women did not wear make-up, earrings or open-toed shoes. Skirts had to be worn down to their ankles. Some of the older saints still practice that today. But most of us have changed. We do wear make-up, moderately; we wear open-toed shoes, now. There used to be no finger nail polish, in fact there is still no wearing of red or loud nail colors. We wear soft and neutral colors. So we have changed a lot in terms of fashion and what is permitted. There was a time when you were considered to be unsaved if you went against those rules, but now that has changed. Man looks on the outward appearance, but God looks at the heart.
Coverings: Have you found that there are more women coming into the denomination now that those changes have occurred? Lady Wooten: Yes, yes I believe so. At one point, many women felt that the rules were so strict they said, “If I have to give up everything, then I don’t want to be saved.”
Coverings: Is there anything else you would like to say about that?
Lady Wooten: Only that women now are given more liberality as far as ministry is concerned. There was a time when women didn’t really minister. We now have them conducting revivals, when they once were not even allowed in the pulpit. Now that’s changed. There have been a lot of doors opened in terms of ministry in COGIC also.
Coverings: That’s wonderful. When did that happen, ten or twenty years ago?
Lady Wooten: Things are still changing and getting better day by day. In many of the national meetings we have women who minister. For instance, I was blessed with the opportunity to minister as one of the keynote speakers at the COGIC Women’s International Convention. It was held in May 2010 in Los Angeles, California and was attended by an audience of about 25,000 people.
Coverings: Was that the video I saw on YouTube?
Lady Wooten: Yes. And there are also women who are Pastors. They can’t be ordained, but they can be Pastors now.
Coverings: I love it. That is really exciting!
Lady Wooten: Yes.
Coverings: Now, I must ask because women want to know. There are a lot of women Pastors, and women in ministry, who have had some type of cosmetic surgery done. I know that Joyce Meyer was one of the first ones who had something done a few years back. Coverings tried, but could not obtain an interview.
Lady Wooten: Oh really? What was it facial surgery?
Coverings: Yes, she was one of the first ones to have her eyes done. I think it was about ten years back.
Lady Wooten: Oh I didn’t know that.
Coverings: Well, she is talking about it now. I could tell back then because this is my business, and my eye is very keen. Anything that has to do with beauty and fashion is my business. I am trained that way. The truth is that women frequently consider having cosmetic procedures done, but do not want to offend God. They look to leaders like yourself, to know not only if it is ok to have it done, but also the way in which it can be done. So, can you tell us a little bit about your views on cosmetic surgery for women? You can talk in general or specifically about women inside the body of Christ.
Lady Wooten: Well, I would not have cosmetic surgery done just because I wanted to change my nose, features or something of that nature. But I have had two knee replacements done. I was born with Ricketts; soft bones and bones that did not develop properly. I was very bow-legged. About five years ago, the cartilage in both knees completely wore out and the joints were bone-on-bone. My doctor recommended that I have the knee replacements, or in a few years I eventually would not even be able to walk. Therefore, within three months I had both knees replaced in 2009, and made a miraculous recovery.
Coverings: Yes, you sure did. You don’t walk like you had it done. You don’t even look like you ever had knee surgery.
Lady Wooten: And I am not even bow-legged anymore. You know, most people who have [this type surgery] done, have to walk with a cane or a walker, or they are limping. But you saw me in those 4-inch heels yesterday…
Coverings: Yes, I did. I would have never guessed you had that type of surgery done.
Lady Wooten: I made a miraculous recovery from that. But for someone to have surgery just for cosmetic reasons…I wouldn’t recommend it, because of the possible complications, such as blood clots. They let me fall at the hospital right after the second surgery.
Coverings: What?
Lady Wooten: Yes, with the first surgery my recovery was so rapid, I left the hospital walking without a cane or a walker. With the surgery I had three months later, they let me fall on the very knee where I had just had the surgery. They rushed me to x-ray thinking the knee had totally come apart. Miraculously, everything was fine and I was discharged two days later. My leg was severely swollen from my hip all the way down to my toes. I was sent home and started therapy. I looked at how large my leg was swollen and thought, “that fall must have really made it bad.”
Later that night, I had a dream that I had died: there were a lot of saints standing around wearing white robes and the voice of the Lord said, “Everyone wearing white robes are going to die but you have a chance to testify before you die.” And in the dream, I was the first one to testify; wearing a white robe. I said, “I thank the Lord for my life and how He blessed me down through the years”…then all of a sudden, I just went on up to heaven. Then I woke up and told my husband, “I dreamed that I died last night.” And he said, “We rebuke that in the name of Jesus.”
In the meantime, this leg was still looking funny, but I said “you can’t die from a knee surgery.” I called my doctor and was told to go to the emergency room. I thought, well it doesn’t look that bad. But then I heard the voice of the Lord saying, “Remember that dream you had? Go immediately to the emergency room.” So I went to the ER, and told them what had happened. They took x-rays and did not find any fractures. One of the nurses came in and said maybe I had a blood clot. She said they would do a blood test to check for blood clots, but could not use the Doppler machine because it would not be available until much later that evening. After the blood test, the doctor said everything looked good; almost 100% certain that there was not a clot and I could go home and didn’t have to wait for the Doppler machine. Then the Lord reminded me that the doctor said, “almost 100%; remember the dream; don’t go home; wait for the machine tonight at 9:30.”
It was only 4pm then, but I told the doctor I would just stay there and wait for the machine. He said, “But you can go home, you don’t have a clot.” I told him, “well, you said almost 100% and I want to wait for the machine.” He said, “Ok, it’s your choice.” I stayed there until they ran the Doppler studies at 9:30pm. They found a big blood clot. They immediately put me in an ambulance and rushed me to Christian Northeast Hospital. They told me, “don’t move, don’t cough, don’t go to the bathroom. This clot is about to break off any minute and could go to your brain, your heart or your lungs and you will be dead.” The doctor asked, “What made you come?” I said, “Now you’re not going to understand this, but I had a dream that I died and that’s why I came.” He said, “Listen, let me tell you something, if you had not come, your husband would have found you dead in the bed.”
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The $1.6 Million Miracle
June 7, 2010 by Paulette
Filed under Featured, Stay Prayerful
How do you go from a foreclosure to a free $1.6 million building? Everyone who knows Ministers Wilma and Howard Walker can see the anointing of God on their lives. Her first book, Pieces of Faith recounts, in Minster Wilma Walker’s own words, the trials, tribulations, and inevitable triumph that took her and “The Clinic” family to their free 1.6 million dollar home!
After being bombarded with “How’d they do it” from people all over the country, Wilma Walker sat down to tell her story…and what a story it is. Akin to a modern day story of Moses, she tells in detail how she and her sheep were put out of their building and left wondering for months how, when and where their new home would be. God had already sent Minister Walker a vision of their building, all she had to do was hold out and hold onto her faith. Eight years later, they have reached the “promised land.” Turning the predestined $1.6 million building into their new home, The Walker’s and the members of The Clinic are poised to touch even more lives and deliver even more souls to The Kingdom!
Pieces of Faith is flying off bookstore shelves. Coverings shares the following excerpt with you:
Chapter Three: “Is This The Place?”
“God, you blessed me!” I’m married to the nicest guy. He is not only sensitive and kind, but is the wisest man I know. He’s strong and secure – not intimidated by my strength and not jealous of my callings. All this, plus cute? “God, you’ve blessed me!”
Months have now passed since the visions came; however, it has often been a topic of discussion between him and me. One day he looks over at me and says, “It’s time. Let’s go ahead and start looking for what it is you saw.” Excitement sprang up in me. It would be like a spiritual treasure hunt. Driving around – looking for what God showed. In this big city somewhere, there was the reality of a special place. A place attached to our destiny – a place in God’s heart for His people.
I said, “Let’s go, Babe – let’s go!” I felt so safe having him beside me. I know people do things alone all the time, but having his strength made me feel safe. My sweetheart! It had taken almost 9 years for him to manifest in my life. After the accidental death of my first husband (at 21) I had waited for years and came to the conclusion that I would most likely be in ministry by myself. Often, time drags on so long until the heart turns firmly towards God, and marriage is no longer a focal point. I settled myself and then – oops, there he was! Wedding bells were soon ringing and tears were running down my cheeks – as before me stood “God’s best for me”. It was well worth the wait! I was his second chance and he was mine. He too had lost his first love, as his wife had succumbed to kidney failure at the age of 39. Aren’t timing and God’s seasons everything? During the time of my anxious prayers, “Lord, where is my husband?”, she was praying, “Lord, give me more time with my children.” Then at God’s appointed time, both of our prayers would be answered.
“Okay, Babe – let’s go!” Now, here we are hand-in-hand, going on a journey that would last…I don’t know how long. How long would it take us to find this place? Well, we were not in a rush, but there sure was a guiding of the Holy Spirit to move towards it.
Sitting in the car of a realtor, we are going from one place to the next. At each stop our voices agree, “No, that’s not it!” Then after one tired evening of looking, I asked the realtor, “Can you just pull over and listen to the vision?” I talked about the outside of this place and the hospital, the desperate couple, the peak.
He then put the car in gear and said, “I think I know where it is!” I’m thinking, you’ve got to be kidding, as goose bumps pop up on my arms and hair stands up on the back of my neck.
Pulling up on this big lot, my mouth drops. The place is humongous. Could this be it? It didn’t look this large when I was asleep! The shape was right and…and…like the visions, there was that peak. “Where’s the hospital?” I quickly asked.
“Right up this same direction like you said.”
It had to be it!
Two days later, I’m alone sitting outside this monster of a place, over 76,000sq. ft. I’m listening to the Prince of Egypt tape and talking out loud to myself, “Lord this place is overwhelming. I’m scared of it! It would be like building the ark!” With tears falling, I already felt overwhelmed. Shaking it off, I start remembering the details of the visions and thinking about where everything would have to go inside. I was not sure how much work it would take, but from looking at it, it would take probably the rest of our lives to get it up. As my mind is thinking, I’m allowing the tape to keep me calm. Eventually my eyes look above its roof and there is the most beautiful blue sky. You know – that kind of sky and handiwork of God that talks to you? It’s His sky and it witnesses to me that He is so much higher and wider than the skyline of this place.
It doesn’t take long before I begin to worship and remember. “God, you’re higher than all man has made. There is absolutely nothing too difficult for you and through you I can do all things. Any appointment you have for me – any assignment in my life, by your Spirit I will do it, and do it well. It is You who enable me to accomplish, and my successes have always been because You work through me above and beyond my own talent and abilities. Therefore, I will not fear. Why should I fear when You are here with me? If this corner is where You want to move, then your people will give it to You, Lord. You can trust us. Strengthen our legs and shift our weight into yours. Breathe on our minds to know beyond our own knowing. Sanctify us for your work and be glorified in all we’re about to go and do. In Your Name, Jesus, Amen!”
Driving off the lot, I look back….”Whew, that place is big…”
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IMAGINATION
March 29, 2010 by Paulette
Filed under Editor's View

The imagination is a most intriguing thing. I once saw it spelled
“IMAGE-NATION.” It prompted me to consider the total concept. Is there really a place where images exist? The imagination truly is a world where images and concepts are born. It is a nation where the pioneer thinkers hang out. It is in the spiritual realm and to those of us with creative gifts it is more familiar and comfortable than the real world. It’s our favorite place. We go there every chance we get. Dreams are born there. Designs, ideas and inventions hide there waiting to be discovered.
The Apostle Paul said that there are many gifts in the body of Christ.
Some teachers, some preachers… all members with particular functions. I once heard Kenneth Copeland describe very simply that while some of us are toes, hands and so forth, some of us make up the minutest parts of the body which are atoms. So all of you designers out there…you artists and pioneer thinkers, who just can’t seem to “fit-in,” consider this. There are those of us who make up the imagination of the body. Don’t think it is strange. Everybody has one!
Stay beautiful,
Paulette Whitfield Black
Editor-in-Chief
How To Boost your Energy
The editor of Harvard Women’s Health Watch, Celeste Robb-Nicholson, M.D., explains that natural way s to boost your energy. Some us suffer from the fatigue during the afternoon, yet the last thing you will want to do is reach for a cup of java or a candybar. Dr. Robb-Nicholson shows her subscribers how to keep alert and productive without side effects.
Stress- induced emotions can zap your energy, so try a support group like your family and friends or a counselor. Set priorities in terms of what is most important to accomplish. I would like to add meditating on the Word of God to prevent circumstances getting bigger than God. There is nothing that He can not conquer. Avoid midday naps and try to develop a sleep pattern to set your internal clock. I know this works because I have tried it. Eat small meals with snacks spanning every few hours to maintain blood sugar and support the brain. Drink coffee before 2 p.m. daily. Drink plenty of water, of course. The last tips are to avoid alcohol and smoking, in fact create a habit of walking as little as fifteen minutes a day to maintain good cardio-exercise for your heart.
Financial Freedom Part I
March 17, 2010 by Tanja
Filed under Haute Money

When I was a little girl my mother showed me how to give, save, and spend money. It was a special moment for me to go up to the altar and give God part of the money I earned as a child. As an adult I have realized the importance of it all. This is God’s money and I merely inherited it as His child.
The Parable of Talents: Matt 25:16 and 21 says “The man who received the five talents went at once and put his money to work and gained five more talents…”His master replied, well done, good and faithful servant! You have been faithful with a few things; I will put you in charge of many things…”. As you invest your money, it is primarily important to tithe and give offerings to the church. The Bible provides us with God’s blueprint to financial stability and it is in our best interest to follow His instruction.
God Provides Details: Ephesians 5:1 and 2 discusses the art of being imitators of God, as his children and live a life of love just as Christ loved us and gave himself up for us as a fragrant offering and sacrifice to God. It does not sound as if God’s children were meant to be poor but spiritually prosperous.
Proverbs 21:20 says “In the house of the wise are stores of choice food and oil, but a foolish man devours all he has.” This means that we should give to God our first or best in all areas of our life. As we work, spend our money, or save. The instructions are essential to being a prosperous member to the body of Christ. There is so much work to be done! Each of us has a crucial part to play.
by Tanja Robinson, Freelance Writer and Financial Speaker
What Makes People Happy

Just changing your outlook to a positive one, can work wonders on physical being and emotional psyche. While unhappy people are preoccupied with worrying, happy people are creating habits that are in common. Research has shown that these habits are worth having.
Studies have shown that a positive attitude is key to any relationship. A simple conversation about the weather or chatting with someone in line at the grocers could help those lonely feelings. In fact, it is even better to make a closer connection to those you love.
Count your blessings. Everyone has something to be thankful for. For instance, your health, family, a job, among other things. So count the things you have as oppose the things you do not. It makes life so much more worth living if you do. I also read that it may take some worriers five good thoughts before they can change from bad thoughts. Try creating a gratitude journal.
Find out what is your passion in life. There are signals that we get -when we have done something that not many other people can do. You know, that thing you do that everyone raves about when you do it. That is it! You may even go to bed thinking about it and wake up thinking about it. That may very well be you God-given gift to the world. Maybe it can be a new group within your company at work or you need to venture out to do it on your own.
Cannot buy love or happiness. Happiness cannot be bought or sold, so be content where you are. I have read the book of Solomon to find that he only cared about pleasing God. So, that is when God pleased Solomon by giving him riches. It sounds too simple to be true, right? Anyway, it feels better to give away things to charity than to buy more stuff I do not need.
Finally, enjoying the moment or better yet, create memorable one. Have you ever felt you could have reacted to a situation better? I know I have. I choose to let God order my steps each morning as I wake up. I give each day to Him with gladness in my heart and the intention to walk in truth and love.
Search for Peace
No matter whom we are or what we do, many people search for peace. I am a firm believer that Christians are to operate in this world with a thick skin. You all know the saying, “…be in the world not of the world.” During our journey on this earth, we must persevere through trials and tribulations. Our relationship with God is the key to unlocking the door to our peace of mind.
Philippians 4:6-7 says “Be anxious for nothing, but in everything by prayer and supplication, with thanksgiving, let your request be made known to God; and the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus.”
I think this means once we pray to God about our needs (He already knows what our needs are beyond our understanding), we can then rejoice and wait for them to manifest here on earth. It is a done deal! So count it all joy, each day that you wait, for God has heard your petition. And continue to seek His face
The best path to peace is to make your petition to God in prayer. We must cast our cares before God each day and be anxious about nothing. 1 Peter 5:7 Casting all your care upon Him, for He cares for you. Try to keep a heart of gratitude towards everyday routines like work and family life. Find happiness in things in the desires of your heart. You know. The ones that make you feel that you have done a great job and ultimately pleased God. Isaiah 26:3 You will keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on You, because he trusts in You. No trust – no peace.
Never and Forever
July 13, 2009 by Wilma
Filed under Stay Prayerful

Good Morning and Bless The Lord’s Name Forever!
It’s 4:30 in the morning. It’s rainy, quiet, and dark. As real as this moment is, it will change in a matter of hours. It will change because there will never be a day (in our lifetime) the sun won’t shine – never a morning the light won’t come. Today the power of our God still reigns and everything He has spoken to be – will be. How awesome is our God that only He controls and empowers the words “Never” and “Forever”. These two words belong to Him –only to our God. Because of His strength and reign, never will the ocean overtake the land or the beasts dominate mankind. Never will the firmaments fall, the seed stop producing, the mountains all tumble, and the stars fall from the sky. Because of God some things just NEVER will be. NEVER will Satan reign and wickedness prevail! The soundness of the Lord is more than reason for my soul to rest!
God said, “NEVER a time I will forsake you! FOREVER I hear your cry!”
“We’ve prayed for you.”
Pastor Wilma

