Ep. 203: Secrets to a Long and Lasting Love and Leaving a Legacy with Rev. Pauline Stephenson

International Women’s Day is just right around the corner, and we are highlighting some outstanding Caribbean women. Today, we will hear from Rev. Pauline Stephenson. However, the focus will be the story of her 55 years of marriage as told in her debut book, “The Son Still Shines,” We will also touch briefly on how she managed career, marriage, and pastoral work successfully.Rev. Stephenson will be launching her book on International Women’s Day on March 8, 2026.Rev. Pauline Delores Stephenson is a retired educator andschool principal with over 40 years of service. She has been recognized with several prestigious awards, including the Prime Minister’s Medal of Appreciation for Service to Education (2008) and the Badge of Honour for Meritorious Service (2022). Rev. Stephenson is the founder and pastor of Faith Anointed Ministries Miracle Temple Church and Training Centre in Clarendon, Jamaica; a marriage officer; and a Justice of the Peace for the parish of St. Andrew. She is married to Bishop Rupert Stephenson and is the mother of four children, as well as the adoptive mother of many others.Her interview is an abridged version of Ruth’s BookspirationYouTube show.Book Mentioned The Son Still Shineshttps://www.amazon.com/Son-Still-Shines-Memoir-Promises/dp/9768354089/ From Calling to Completion Graduation Book Salehttp://extramileja.com/webmail/ruthsbookshop/ Caribbean Authorpreneur Rockstars Registryhttps://authorpreneursecrets.com/cars/Authorpreneurship Resourceshttps://authorpreneursecrets.com/resources/⁠Authorpreneurship 101 Masterclasshttps://authorpreneursecrets.com/Dave Chesson’s Authorpreneur Academy: https://academy.kindlepreneur.com/Podcast Mission: This podcast is part of the education campaign to train and equip 10,000 Caribbean authors to become profitable authorpreneurs by 2030. This will help them to transform more lives, create sustainable income, and reduce poverty across the Region. We will challenge Caribbean authors to earn US$1000-10,000 with their books every 3-12 months.