🌿 Prayer for Your Children & Grandchildren Growing in the Holy Spirit Holy Spirit, Breath of God, I lift up every child, grandchild, and generation connected to Coletha Yvette Albert — from the teens navigating identity, to the preteens discovering their voice, to the middle‑aged carrying responsibility and quiet battles. Cover them today in WashingtonContinueContinue reading “Prayer for all the souls under Coletha Albert’s care by Elohim”
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Puget Sound Adventures by Coletha Albert
Coletha Yvette Albert: Author, Poet, and Civic Leader Coletha Albert, Soldier Coletha Yvette Albert is a multifaceted professional whose career spans over fifteen years of technical writing, creative literature, and dedicated public service. Based in the Pacific Northwest, she has established herself as a resonant voice in the literary community and a committed advocate forContinueContinue reading “Puget Sound Adventures by Coletha Albert”
Prayer for The Albert Family of Washington State
Heavenly Father, Almighty Elohim, Creator of the heavens and the earth,We lift up the Albert Family of Washington State into Your holy and loving hands. Lord, You see their hearts—their genuine love, reverence, and deep respect for Your name and Your divine presence. We ask that You honor their devotion by surrounding them with YourContinueContinue reading “Prayer for The Albert Family of Washington State”
Podcast Episode: Debt, Defiance, and Survival
Pip: Ms Coletha’s Blog this week is doing what it does best — holding a mirror up and daring you to look away. Mara: MsColetha covers real ground here: direct confrontations about accountability, and a dark piece of supernatural fiction that uses demonic possession to talk about self-destruction and the company we keep. Pip: Let’sContinueContinue reading “Podcast Episode: Debt, Defiance, and Survival”
Dreamweaver inspired Coletha Albert today
“Dream Weaver” I’ve just closed my eyes againClimbed aboard the dream weaver trainDriver, take away my worries of todayAnd leave tomorrow behind Ooh, dream weaverI believe you can get me through the nightOoh, dream weaverI believe we can reach the morning light Fly me high through the starry skiesMaybe to an astral planeCross the highwaysContinueContinue reading “Dreamweaver inspired Coletha Albert today”
The Road to Houston by Coletha Albert
For Almighty God so loved you and me that He gave His only begotten Son… John 3L16
South Park’s Shula by Coletha Albert
The year was 1978, and the South Park neighborhood of Houston was a humid haze of AM radio hits and the heavy, sweet scent of honeysuckle fighting against the exhaust of passing Cadillac Sevilles and Chrysler Cordobas. Photo by Arian Fernandez on Pexels.com Shula didn’t wear a veil; she wore high-waisted bell-bottoms, an orange halterContinueContinue reading “South Park’s Shula by Coletha Albert”
4/4 Common time
Depending on the context, 4/4 most commonly refers to a musical time signature or a measurement for hardwood lumber. [1, 2] 1. Music: “Common Time” In music, 4/4 is the most widely used time signature, often called “common time”. [3, 4] Top Number (4): Indicates there are 4 beats in each measure (or bar). Bottom Number (4): Specifies that a quarter note receives oneContinueContinue reading “4/4 Common time”
Aisha, Short Story by Coletha Albert
“Aisha, remember that the most beautiful flowers grow in the wildest of gardens,” my grandmother once told me. “But they have to survive the thorns first.” Her words felt like a distant echo, like a prophecy I was desperately trying to rewrite. Growing up as a Black American female was an intricate dance of survival.ContinueContinue reading “Aisha, Short Story by Coletha Albert”
The Garden and the Glimmer: A Reflection on Technology and Gratitude
When I stand in my garden, my hands in the soil, I feel connected to something ancient. I see the cycles of nature, the birds who keep me company, and the deep roots that anchor us. It is a slow, methodical connection, one of patience and presence. Recently, I had an experience that caused meContinueContinue reading “The Garden and the Glimmer: A Reflection on Technology and Gratitude”
