Denbi's Song: A Journey to Safe
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The birth of a child is a beautiful experience, especially when he or she is the product of a loving relationship. Meet Denbi Alexis Chase. Travel with her as she experiences some important, and often difficult life lessons. Explore God's Word as it applies to situations and circumstances that could, and do happen to almost anyone. Denbi's Song is a practical guide to using God's Word to make sound decisions, intertwined with a relevant story of life and love. Dr. Cassidy is a native of Camden, New Jersey. She currently serves a a Supernumerary Minister in the A.M.E. Zion Church. Dr. Cassidy h...
The birth of a child is a beautiful experience, especially when he or she is the product of a loving relationship. Meet Denbi Alexis Chase. Travel with her as she experiences some important, and often difficult life lessons. Explore God's Word as it applies to situations and circumstances that could, and do happen to almost anyone. Denbi's Song is a practical guide to using God's Word to make sound decisions, intertwined with a relevant story of life and love. Dr. Cassidy is a native of Camden, New Jersey. She currently serves a a Supernumerary Minister in the A.M.E. Zion Church. Dr. Cassidy has served as Pastor's Steward, District Christian Education Director of Children, Local Director of Christian Education. She has been blessed to share God's Word in many conferences, special services and revivals. Dr. Cassidy also enjoys ministering in liturgical dance. She holds a Masters in the Art of Teaching, Masters in Public Administration, and a Doctorate in Ministry. Dr. Cassidy is a retired educator, having served the children of Camden City in excess of thirty years. During such time, she served to train and mentor new and aspiring educators. She is a widow with two children, and one grandson. Dr. Cassidy attributes all that she has, is, has been and will be to the glory and graciousness of God.
