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Exploring Life & Business with Paula Wofford of Narrow Path Program

Today we’d like to introduce you to Paula Wofford.

Hi Paula, thanks for sharing your story with us. To start, maybe you can tell our readers some of your backstory.
I took a leap of Faith and a year ago moved to Dayton Ohio not knowing anyone other than my ministry team to now knowing the mayor as my friend and many other great leaders here in Dayton Ohio that have now helped push me into purpose.

I stepped out and started getting involved in the city and doing community work by doing outreach’s for underserved communities and creating healthy food options for them as well on this journey with a team of missionaries.

Now I’m passionate and on fire to help other women step into purpose as well and started a program to help .

I’m sure it wasn’t obstacle-free, but would you say the journey has been fairly smooth so far?
It’s been a rollercoaster on this journey. There have been times I’m high and excited and strong then there have been times that I have wanted to give up and felt the press and weight of everything . Then I realized I was chosen and couldn’t decline the call God put on my life .
So I chose to take on the assignment and push through.
Had to start over and make new friends, get my son situated again and not it’s been so rewarding after over a year of being here.

Great, so let’s talk business. Can you tell our readers more about what you do and what you think sets you apart from others?
The Narrow Path Program is designed to help people step into their God-given identity, leadership, and authority by equipping them to faithfully steward the life and calling God has entrusted to them.

It is a discipleship and leadership program that highlights the path the Lord is leading you on, preparing you and supporting you through seasons of testing, growth, and transformation.

Ultimately, it is up to each individual to recognize what God has placed within them. I, along with the women I have had the privilege of discipling and developing, am here to help others discover, embrace, and confidently walk in their God-given purpose and calling.

Any big plans?
Future Vision for The Narrow Path Program

* Develop women into mature disciples of Christ.

* Train graduates to become mentors and leaders.

* Partner with churches and local organizations.

* Offer retreats and leadership workshops.

* Create a men’s and youth version of the program.

* Publish a workbook and facilitator guide.

* Launch online classes for women nationwide.

* Provide practical life skills (financial stewardship, career readiness, healthy relationships).

* Establish scholarship opportunities so no one is turned away.

* Open a discipleship and resource center for the community.

Pricing:

  • $700 program
  • Donation based

Contact Info:

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Image Credits
Mayor Turner
Pastor Murad
Disciple ladies

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