an african christian heritage Maria E. Samuels-Grier Primary Author mixed material bibliography Georgia Strugglers' Community Press monographic 1 en English

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Dr. Marian E. Samuels-Grier Marian E Samuels-Grier, B.S. R.N.. (Florida A & M University in Tallahassee, Florida), M.Ed. (Early Childhood Education. University of Okla homa). Ph.D. (Psychology of Education, University of Oklahoma), M.Div (Sociology of Religion, Interdenominational Theological Center-Atlanta) 1983 After seminary, and one year in Holmes County, Mississippi where she developed and directed Wholistic Health Programs for eleven United Methodist Churches, Dr. Grier spent four months in England at Selly Oaks Colleges, Birmingham, in preparation for service in Missions in Africa. She served in Liberia, West Africa, from January 1984 through 1987 Dr. Grier has two children-a son, Frank, in Germany with the Green Beret Forces of the United States Army, and a daughter, Suzanne, of Atlanta She also has three grandchildren. Her activities include volunteering in Youth and Adult programs in the City of Atlanta She has a strong belief in "Wholistic Health" - health of mind body and spirit. 261.83210913491217 Transformatio Library Bandung Theological Seminary 261.8321 Sam w 01201900534 Non Fiction 261.8321 Sam w Wholistic_health_an_african_christian_heritage.jpg 93351 2019-01-15 16:29:45 2026-02-21 09:02:51 machine generated