The Dirt Behind Mother Praymore Gospel

About the Book

HYPOCRITES are everywhere, especially in your churches. But you can’t stop going to church and nurturing your spirit because you believe that’s where all the hypocrites are. Those same hypocrites are in your schools and they’re on your job. The Dirt behind Mother Praymore Gospel, is a jaw-dropping, tell-all book in which the author takes actual, real life, factual events and exposes the hypocrisy of people, both men and women, who are self-centered, self-proclaimed Christians, professing to study the Bible and follow the mandates of Jesus, The Christ. However, the Bible teaches in Matthew 7:12, that we should “Do to others as you would have them do to you,” but these folk don’t live by that golden rule. They’re self-righteous, jealous, backstabbing, lying, manipulating masters of deceit. The way in which they treat their fellow Christians is horrific. Ironically, some of these folk are pastors, self-proclaimed men of the cloth. Yet, they’re arrogant, offensive pulpit thugs, practicing spiritual abuse and stealing in the Name of The Lord. The truth is we’re all human. Therefore, we’re all sinners. The good news is we’re sinners saved by God’s grace.

About the Author

Yvonne Singleton Davis is a native New Yorker, Founder, President & CEO of Sister to Sister: One in the Spirit, Inc. She strongly believes that she is living in her Divine purpose, impacting the lives of girls and women of color. As an educator who is very savvy when it comes to advocating on behalf of the children she loves, Yvonne grew increasingly frustrated with the misconception that teachers were solely responsible for the city’s failing schools, so she courageously decided to speak the truth, stepped out on faith, and authored a riveting, jaw-dropping, must read book, entitled Teachers Under Siege. Yvonne has a Bachelor’s Degree in English, a Master of Arts Degree in Language and Literacy, and a Master of Science Degree in Administration & Supervision, each earned from The City College of New York. She was a featured educator in a past documentary aired on WABC-TV’s “Like It Is,” with the late Gil Noble; she made a guest appearance on a talk show aired on 98.7 WRKS-FM Radio in 2005; and again, on 90.3 WHCR in 2011. She’s been nominated to receive the Walt Disney’s American Teacher Award, and is a multiple year honoree listed in Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers, where the best teachers in America are nominated for induction by the best students. In June of 2013, she received a Community Service Award from the Waverly and Thelma Jones Educational Foundation, Inc., she is a member of the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) and is currently on the Board of the Central Harlem Senior Citizens Centers, Inc. Among the myriad of influential women in New York City, Yvonne was selected for inclusion in the November 2015 issue of the Women of Distinction Magazine.