by Elect Lady Antoinette N. Davis

We all want good things to happen in our lives, but too often we want it now...not later. When it doesn't happen that way, we are tempted to ask, "When, God, when?" Most of us need to grow in the area of trusting God instead of focusing on the “when” question. If you're missing joy and peace, you're not trusting God. If your mind feels worn out all the time, you're not trusting God. The tendency to want to know about everything that's going on can be… Continue

Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ Jesus,



The “Woman Behind the Mask” Revival Introductory by Elect Lady Prophetess Antoinette N. Davis of Alpha & Omega International Assemblies, Inc.  Concept, Trading your façade for authentic Christian living for an abundant life. This revival will provide help for women (and the men) who feel that they must be everything for everyone. God wants us to get rid of all debris, confusion, emotional burnout, and distractions. Learn how to emerge… Continue

A prayer from a survivor......





Lord, I’m living in a house of bondage. And I feel trapped. The place in me that should be holy is haunted. I go from room to room within myself-from the den of depression and wrong decisions to the hallway of unhealed heartache. I feast at the table of frustrated ambition. I drag my wounded ego to bed each night and cover up with affliction. I wake up every morning to greet infirmity again, fear, anger, and bitter remorse. Jesus, come quick! I… Continue

by Antoinette N. Davis Picture your life as a jumble of shoestrings all tied up in knots, each shoestring a different color. The different shoestrings represent the different elements of your life, such as your family, your job, etc. This jumble of knots could represent many of our lives—with everything all knotted up. Each knot represents a problem, and the process of untangling those knots and straightening out those problems is going to take a bit of time and effort. It took a long time to… Continue

Local youth gives voice to victims

Julia Vail | December 18, 2008





NaTasha Thompson

GARNER, N.C. -- Domestic violence is a societal problem with no easy solutions.



So 15-year-old NaTasha Thompson, playwright and CEO of her own theater company, decided to fight the problem two ways.



She wrote and produced "Finished!", a play about a family grappling with domestic abuse, and donated all proceeds from ticket sales to Interact of Wake County, a local… Continue