Hope To A Friend

Through sickness, pain, loss, betrayal, and abuse; she refused to give up. Now, she's made the commitment to teach others what she's learned along the way. She'll inspire, motivate, empower, and help you find purpose in life. In this encouraging series, S. R. Adams presents to you a gift; the gift of hope. This book is a light to help you get through dark times.
About the Author: S. R. Adams is dedicated to inspiring, motivating, encouraging, and empowering others to overcome. She is committed to helping others find their purpose to arrive at their destiny. She believes it's possible to reach maximum potential. The author of numerous inspirational messages, she's just written the first book in The Hope To A Friend series. When not administering as a speaker, teacher, life coach, or author; she spends her time "learning the lessons of nature." Bullied as a child, S. R.'s parents were informed she had a learning disability and was placed in "content mastery." In the early 90's the family packed up and moved to Red Oak TX. It was in this small town that S. R. refused to ever be bullied again. She started fighting back. By the time she stopped fighting, it seemed it was too late. Her reputation was ruined. She was always the cause of the problem even when being the solution. Her sophomore year, she made the choice to transfer to Waxahachie High school. One day, she told her high school counselor she wanted to take advanced classes. The counselor remarked, " you can't take advance classes; you're in content mastery." The young girl responded, "Who are you to tell me I can't do something, God tells me I can?" S. R. Adams was enrolled in advanced classes and graduated high school on-time in 2001. Later, she went on to college, served as a street missionary, became an ordained minister, and joined the military. Difficult times were far from over. In fact, they'd just begun. Although her physical fighting stopped in her youth, she's fought a spiritual battle for years. "I've already won," she says. " I didn't go through anything I went through for myself. I went through those things for someone else. I've always known, even as child, what I'm supposed to do in life, I just didn't know how I was going to do it. The difficult times positioned me where I needed to be. The set backs were to propel me forward, the delay was to keep me safe. The mud was thrown on me so that God could clean me up. I had to lose so that I could gain. I had to live so that I could learn. All circumstance leads to opportunity; both the bad and the good. I remain grateful for every experience." Children: Sky Keylianna Denier (Dec 30 2014-deceased) Today, she self proclaims the "Administer of Love" title. In her own words, "I'm not a minister, I'm an administer, I apply love in everything I do, every where I go, and on every person I'm able to touch ."