The SBWWGP Facilitating Team
Rev. Dr. Andrea M. Hargett
Rev. Dr. Andrea M. Hargett
Rev. Dr. Andrea M. Hargett
Meet Andrea M. Hargett, the encourager. She has found joy in helping people achieve their goals whether as a wife, mom, grandmother, teacher, librarian, pastor or mentor. Seeing and nurturing the innate gifts and potential inside students of all ages, within church and community is her life’s calling.
Andrea celebrates her African heritage while embracing the multicultural influences that have contributed to her understanding of self, sisterhood, and humanity. Her practice with individuals and families seeks to demonstrate the power of presence, unconditional love and self-awareness in building better relationships in the home, community and workplace.
Andrea believes there is power in each person’s sacred story and in the collective narratives of all families and cultural groups. Her approach to healing woundedness honors their lived experience while encouraging steps that lead to their preferred narrative. She rejoices when they can proclaim, This is my story!
Andrea is an ordained elder in the African Methodist Episcopal Church, and a licensed MFT.
Rev. Christine K. Bridges
Rev. Dr. Andrea M. Hargett
Rev. Dr. Andrea M. Hargett
Christine K. Bridges is a partner, mother, Nana, sister, aunt, an African Caribbean American, and Christian womanist thinker who honors and is committed to the love, health and well-being of the whole community. Regardless.
As a practitioner and accompanier, she embraces the values of cultural humility, the interconnectedness of ubuntu philosophy (Bantu African origin: “I am because we are”) and the sacredness of hospitality.
Christine integrates contemplative healing practices of breath work, prayer, centering and journaling with her calling as a Chaplain and End of Life Doula.
She is an ordained minister in the African Methodist Episcopal Church who celebrates the gift of storytelling!
Rev. Stephanie A. Duzant
Rev. Dr. Andrea M. Hargett
Rev. Stephanie A. Duzant
Rev. Stephanie Duzant is a retired ordained itinerant elder in the African Methodist Episcopal Church, passionately dedicated to empowering women, strengthening families, and advocating for disability rights. Born and raised in Queens, NY, with deep Caribbean roots.
With a background in social work and over 15 years in child protection, Rev. Duzant has been a steadfast leader in virtual ministry, biblical theology education, and faith-based writing. As a person living with a disability, she is a powerful voice for inclusivity, accessibility, and equity within the church and beyond.
She has served on various boards supporting early childhood development, sickle cell awareness, and disability rights. Through her ministry, teaching, writing, and advocacy, Rev. Duzant continues to uplift, inspire, and create spaces where all voices—especially those of women—are heard, valued, and empowered.
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