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CORETHA GANTLING also known as Sister G is a native of Jacksonville, Florida. An anointed prayer warrior and intercessor, a divinely framed mentor for children, particularly young ladies. A gifted extraordinary master with Holy Spirit inspired strategies and lessons to reach and teach today’s youth. Her life’s’ journeys has been filled with diverse and interesting experiences that have promoted a deep relationship with the God of all possibilities. A distinguished educator of twenty-nine years of service in public schools, five years in Kalamazoo, Michigan and twenty-four years in New Orleans, Louisiana where she retired. Ms. Gantling has taught first through eighth grades and is certified in elementary education. She is highly proficient and accomplished in addressing the needs of children with special needs. Subsequent to the loss of her home in New Orleans on the heels of Hurricane Katrina Ms. Gantling demonstrated resilient determination and purpose by establishing Gantling Family Day Care Home where she is qualified to work with children from infancy to school age children, before and after school care. She is the sole proprietor and supervises the instructional staff. A talented and gifted speaker Ms. Gantling sponsored, directed and participated in numerous workshops regarding early childhood education as well as spiritual formation, parenting workshops and teacher training. A Proverbs 31 woman Ms. Gantling is both purposeful and resolute in accomplishing assignments that edify man and glorify God. Currently Sis G teaches Our Little Angels, a Bible class that teaches young children at the church she attends, to establish a relationship with God, their Creator and Boyz 2 Men & Girlz 2 Ladies a weekly Bible Study for Youth. At 9am Saturday mornings you can listen to Sis. G, the host and creator of Bible Storyland Radio Talk Show.
