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Chyina Powell

Author of Nevertheless: What The Bible Says About Mental Health

Founder of Powell Editorial & The Women of Color Writers' Circle

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Writer and Editor

Chyina S Powell

Chyina Powell’s Latest Releases

Nevertheless: What The Bible Says About Mental Health is a 4-week Bible study that offers inspiration and encouragement to those dealing with such issues as depression, anxiety, feelings of loneliness and feelings of inadequacy. 

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Regardless of where you are in your walk to self-affirmation, this book is for you!

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Black Voices on Race: Nina Simone introduces young readers to the life and legacy of legendary vocalist and pianist Nina Simone. 

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Most know Simone for her voice, but she was so much more such as, a cultural icon who stood for social justice.

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This nonfiction book is suited for readers aged 8-12. 

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Black Voices on Race: Langston Hughes introduces young readers to the life and legacy of legendary poet and writer Langston Hughes.

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Most know Hughes for his poetry, but he was also an essayist and teacher who stood up for social justice.

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This nonfiction book is suited for readers aged 8-12. 

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The Renewal Journal is a 13-week guided journal. Every week begins with a reminder of one of God's truths for you as well as a scripture. 

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This journal also includes mental health daily check-ins and a place to list all of your prayer requests for that day. 

A Case For Hospitality is a short introduction to what Biblical hospitality is and what it isn't. 

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Using Scripture I discuss why we should be hospitable and some of the benefits of our hospitality when done with the right heart.

Thank you so much for helping me on this project - I really appreciate it!

Brother B.I.B. Productions

Reviews

This looks great. I'm so excited!

Sharee Silerio,

Founder of Black Girl, Bleu the Community

Thank you so much! My manuscript makes much more sense now.

Sandra McCall

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