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20 Apr

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Called to be Transformed

April 20, 2026 | By |

Have you ever wondered what it means to present our bodies as a living sacrifice or to be transformed by the renewing of your mind?

For a long time, this scripture overwhelmed me, like a position in Christ I could never reach. But through prayer and seeking God through His word. I began to understand something deeper: God was not asking me for perfection; He was asking me to surrender/sacrifice.

I found out that God does not want part of our lives; He desires our whole life. When we surrender ourselves as a “living sacrifice,” we are honoring Him in our daily lives by the way we think, live, and act. With that being said, the world is in opposition to God’s word; therefore, the world will try to make us think and see things differently as it relates to God and His word.

“Don’t copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think.

– Romans 12:1-2 (NLT)

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We must remember that transformation doesn’t happen overnight; it happens through an ongoing relationship with Jesus. Therefore, we must renew our minds in Christ so we may be transformed in His likeness. Our goal and our purpose are to know God and make Him known by the way we live, and that will prove that His Spirit lives within us.

“Lord, help me to renew my mind and live a life fully surrendered to You. Shape me into Your image and use my life for Your purpose, in Jesus’ name, amen.” – Special Prayer

Let The S.A.L.T. Connection help guide you on this journey of transformation in Christ. You don’t have to walk it alone; we can help you grow and be your guide to renewal and transformation.

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12 Mar

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Creating Space for God

March 12, 2026 | By |

I’m learning that it’s better to “calendar my priorities” than “prioritize my calendar.” When I take the time to schedule out my priorities, make space for what’s important.

Space for God means being intentional with how we spend time with Him. It involves practices like silence, solitude and scripture reading. It means pausing to take time away from work and daily demands to focus on Him.

It’s hard for many of us, but creating space for God also includes setting boundaries, serving others and creating a quiet decluttered corner for prayer and meditation.

“The smallest family will become a thousand people, and the tiniest group will become a mighty nation, at the right time I the Lord will make it happen.”

– Isaiah 60:22 (NLT)

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The verse above speaks volume to me. Six years ago, God connected me with the right group of women who poured into me and encouraged me to encourage others through writing.

The S.A.L.T. Connection has been and continue to be a safe space with women of great Christian faith. SA.LT meaning scripture, application, learning and teaching others is only one benefit of this ministry. We welcome community and church partnerships. 

Remember when you make space for God you become the dwelling place, allowing God’s presence to transfer your life, bringing peace, wholeness and deeper connection.

Contact us below about partnering with like-minded women whose purpose is to move in obedience studying and sharing God’s word.

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The S.A.L.T. Connection Appoints Roshanda Richmond as New Board President

17 Feb

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The S.A.L.T. Connection Appoints Roshanda Richmond as New Board President

February 17, 2026 | By |

We’re proud to announce the appointment of Roshanda Richmond as its new Board President.

A proven leader with a profound dedication to community advocacy, Richmond steps into the role at a pivotal moment of growth and expansion for the non-profit organization.Richmond, a previous SALT program graduate, brings an impressive portfolio of project management, leadership, strategic vision and a “heart for service” that mirrors the core values of The S.A.L.T. Connection.

“It’s exciting to officially welcome Roshanda Richmond to this position, unanimously voted on by our board of directors. Her insight and commitment to purposeful impact will be instrumental as we continue to strengthen our mission and reach for an impactful season ahead under her guidance.” – Charita Howard, The S.A.L.T. Connection Founder

As Board President, Richmond will oversee the board’s strategic initiatives, ensuring that the organization remains a steadfast resource for its constituents. Her appointment signals a fresh chapter focused on:

  • Strategic Growth: Expanding the reach of current programs.
  • Community Collaboration: Strengthening partnerships with local stakeholders.
  • Mission-Driven Leadership: Ensuring every initiative aligns with the organization’s long-term vision of Pouring God’s Word into women so that they can pour into other women.

“I’m honored by this appointment, and my commitment to excellence will help drive the organization’s mission forward, fostering deeper collaboration with churches and local partners and create a more purposeful impact in the communities we serve.” – Roshanda Richmond, The S.A.L.T. Connection Board President

The S.A.L.T. Connection invites the community, partners and supporters to join in congratulating Roshanda Richmond on her new role, ushering in a season of renewed energy and service.

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09 Feb

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Where Am I in This Season of Life?

February 9, 2026 | By |


“Where am I, in my love for Jesus and others?”

That single question invited me into an honest self-examination—one that speaks not only to this season of my life, but to the posture of my heart. As you read, I invite you to take this journey with me as I reflect on three truths connected to that question.

Where Am I?

I am exactly where God has chosen me to be.

There was a time when I believed God could not use me, but I now know the truth: El Roi sees me. I am not forgotten, overlooked, or misplaced. I am His daughter—positioned intentionally, right where He desires me to be.

Where Am I in My Love for Jesus?

Life is empty without Jesus. His presence is constant, and His love is unwavering.

“I can never escape from Your Spirit! I can never get away from Your presence!”

– Psalm 139:7 (NLT)

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My love for Him is deeply rooted—woven into my soul—because He loved me first. In every season, I am learning to lean more fully into that love and to trust Him with every part of my life.

Where Am I in My Love for Others?

As I grow in God’s Word, my heart continues to be shaped to love genuinely—not selectively or conditionally. The Holy Spirit teaches me how to love both believers and non-believers with grace, humility, and truth. This is the love described so beautifully in 1 Corinthians 13:4-8a, and it is the love I have for others that I strive to live out daily.

An Invitation

Come as you are. Grow with us.

Wherever you are in your journey—walking closely with Jesus or simply curious—pause for a moment and ask yourself: “Where am I?”

Growth begins with honesty, and transformation starts with one step. If these words have ignited your spirit, we invite you to join The SALT Connection program, which is designed to help women engage in Christian self-assessment, grow spiritually, build meaningful connections, and walk confidently in their God-given purpose.

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10 Nov

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God’s Relationship with Confusion: Moving from Chaos to Clarity

November 10, 2025 | By |


Let’s face it: Confusion is exhausting. It’s that messy, spinning feeling that keeps you from moving forward.

The good news? Confusion is not from God. It’s often a consequence of sin, selfish ambition, doubt, or the spiritual enemy, who is the true “author of confusion.”

For God is not the author of confusion but of peace, was in all the churches of the saints

– 1 Corinthians 15:8 (ESV)

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Since God provides the peace, our job is to position ourselves to receive it. Here are the practical steps to overcome confusion and receive peace and gain clarity:

  • When you are confused pray for guidance and put your hope in the Lord. 
  • Read your bible and trust God’s word.
  • Focus your thoughts on things that are noble, true and good.
  • Listen for the voice of the Holy Spirit because it helps with confusion and provides a sound mind.
  • Practice obedience and wait on God.
  • Remember God’s promises; he will give you perfect peace if you keep your mind on Him.

Our ministry is the perfect place to help you gain peace and clarity. We invite you to join us for mentorship, volunteer opportunities and fellowship. Click the link below to find out more about our programs and studying God’s word. Your life will change when bonding with Sisters who will pray with you in states of confusion.

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20 Oct

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Called to Serve in Christian Life

October 20, 2025 | By |

At the heart of Christianity lies Jesus’ second greatest commandment to love one another. Service is the natural expression of this love. It is the tangible way in which believers demonstrate their commitment to God and their fellow human beings.
 
Service is not merely an obligation but a joyful response to God’s love. It reflects the selflessness of Jesus Christ, who came not to be served but to serve.  As Christians, we are called to emulate this example, humbly serving others without seeking recognition or reward.

Therefore, my beloved brothers, be steadfast, immovable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, knowing that in the Lord your labor is not in vain.

– 1 Corinthians 15:8 (ESV)

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Service is not only beneficial to those being served, but also to the one who serves. Engaging in acts of kindness, mercy, and compassion cultivates a spirit of humility and empathy within the believer. It fosters a deeper understanding of human suffering and the interconnectedness of all people. Through service, Christians are transformed as they become more Christ-like in character.

For The S.A.L.T. Connection, our call to service extends beyond grand gestures or occasional acts of charity. It encompasses everyday interactions and opportunities to meet the needs of others. Will you partner with us in service to the one and only Triune God?  We invite you to serve one another in humility and love by signing up to volunteer below.

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God’s Invitation to Cast Your Cares 

18 Aug

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God’s Invitation to Cast Your Cares 

August 18, 2025 | By |

We’re all prone to anxiety and worry. Simply telling ourselves that we shouldn’t worry about a problem we’re facing won’t make it go away. It may even make things worse by keeping us from doing something about it. 
 
The Bible gives us a specific cure for anxiety and that is to trust God and turn our worries and anxieties over to Him. In God’s word, I Peter 5:7 (NIV) encourages believers to “cast all your anxieties on him, because he cares for you.” This verse emphasizes God’s concern for us and invites us to unload our worries onto Him.  

Our programs aim to help women in the community to deepen their understanding of God’s Word and apply it to their daily lives. We pour into women by teaching them and reminding them that nothing is too hard for God.   

North Texas Giving Day is happening in September, and we are asking you to be a supporting partner by helping us to continue sharing God’s Word in the community. 

Click on the link below to support us during the North Texas Giving Day campaign season which will help our ministry work to continue to pour into women, so they can pour into others. 

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14 Jul

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Why We Need More Quality Time with God

July 14, 2025 | By |

Today, we are all busy doing everything but spending time with God. We’re rushing off to work, taking care of our families, traveling and celebrating with others. Life is continuously throwing us curve balls that cause us to spiral and lose focus on spiritual things.  
 
God wants to be included with everything that’s going on in our lives.

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“Rest in the LORD, and wait patiently for him, fret not thyself because of him who prospereth in his way, because of the man who bringeth wicked devices to pass.”

– Psalm 37:7 (NIV)

To spend quality time with God means to take intentional time out of your day to come before God through prayer. This is one of our main program foundational principles we teach at The S.A.L.T. Connection.  

Remember spending quality time with God brings you into alignment with His plan for living joyfully. As we expand our ministry, we ask that you support our programs which will in turn help our students get to know him better.

Click the link below and partner with us to live out our mission in helping women across North Texas study God’s word more frequently and become equipped to mentor others.

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12 May

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Pain and Forgiveness: How to Apply God’s Word to Release Negative Emotions 

May 12, 2025 | By |

The act of forgiving does not come easy, for most of us it can be painful. Our fleshly instinct is to recoil in self-protection when we’ve been hurt. We don’t naturally overflow with mercy, grace and understanding when we’ve been wronged. 

Due to our inherent sinful nature, it’s critical as believers in Christ to gain a better understanding and remind yourself what the Bible has to say about forgiveness. 

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“Be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other, just as in Christ God forgave you.“

– Ephesians 4:32 (NIV)

One of the things I’ve learned in my S.A.L.T. Connection ministry studies is how important it is to forgive others and myself. By studying God’s Word and applying it in my life in the area of forgiveness; my burdens are becoming lighter as I cast all my cares to God. 

If you struggle with forgiveness, you too can learn how to apply God’s Word to your life to overcome this pain. Remember, forgiveness is not the same as forgetting or condoning the hurt. It’s about releasing negative emotions and choosing to move forward, even if you still have valid reasons to feel hurt. 

Click below to learn more about programs offered through The S.A.L.T. Connection. 

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Will You Be S.A.L.T.?   
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11 Apr

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Will You Be S.A.L.T.?   

April 11, 2025 | By |

Salt is used as a preservative to save meat and food from spoiling, as Jesus saves our souls from sin, death and hell. As a servant of Christ, you voluntarily set aside your personal rights in order to love, serve and obey the will of God.   

In joining one of The S.A.L.T.  Connection programs, you will be making a commitment to God to continuously study His word, apply it in your life and share with others. As an active participant of The S.A.L.T. Connection, I chose to serve God by pouring back into the program after graduating from the nine-month session in 2020.  

I’m not perfect; however, daily I seek Him, meditate on His word and share His word with others. There’s nothing better than an intimate relationship with Jesus.    

“You are the salt of the earth. But if the salt loses its saltiness, how can it be made salty again? It is no longer good for anything, except to be thrown out and trampled underfoot.” 

– Matthew 5:13 (NIV)

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  • Do you desire to help preserve the world, just as salt preserves food?   
  • Are you willing to be a positive and godly influential force, which can add flavor and goodness?   
  • Will you be S.A.L.T. by committing your time and enrolling in one of the two programs offered through our organization?  

If so, please click on the link to enroll. God will bless you for your obedience! 

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