Schrendria Robinson

Divorce Didn't Break Us!: Beating the Odds Schrendria Robinson

A must read for adult children of divorce and their parents Black, white, rich, poor, educated, uneducated, sick or healthy DIVORCE does not discriminate. Over 50% of all marriages end in divorce. Many of the divorces that take place involve children. Despite the age of the child/ren at the time of the divorce the repercussions last a lifetime. This book is designed to help adult children of divorce cope with the lasting impact of their parent's decision. Anointed, Appointed and called to the Kingdom for such a time as this-Schrendria Robinson is a highly sought after preacher, speaker, teacher, author and an astute business woman. She is known for her practical and vivid speeches/presentation that are delivered with clarity and simplicity captivating everyone in her midst from the youngest to the oldest. Rev. Robinson is successful in all aspects of her life because she learned at an early age how to be successful God's way. She is originally from Norwood, Georgia but has spent the past 13 years in Columbia, South Carolina. She graduated Valedictorian from her high school and with honors from Clark Atlanta University. She also earned a Masters Degree in Public Health from the University of South Carolina. Currently Rev. Robinson serves as the Youth Minister at Bethel AME Church in Columbia, SC She loves every aspect of youth ministry and is also anointed to serve women especially those who have been abused. She has established a program/ministry called Classy L. A. D. Y. and lady stands for Loving, Accepting & Defining You the purpose of the program is to get females to realize WHO they are, WHOSE they are and WHAT they are worth and she believes that begins with LOVE! In addition to Classy L. A. D. Y. one of her greatest joys is serving in the prison ministry. On a monthly basis Rev. Robinson leads a worship service for incarcerated females via the South Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice. Rev. Robinson also mentors and gives back to the co