ABOUT
History
Broken to Life Ministries was birthed out of a passion for helping others and creating change in underserved communities. As a Journalism Mass Communications major at North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University with a concentration in PR Relations, and a current graduate student in Business Communication from Trident University, Rhonda Crowder, knows first-hand that with support, resources, and effective forms of communication, the world can become aware of causes and organizations that promote or advocate for those causes instantaneously. Good messaging, followed by excellent, purpose-driven sustainable programming, should be the priority of organizations seeking to make a real change in their communities.
As an author, Rhonda Crowder has also written about and witnessed, quite often, the impact that a person’s environment can have on their outcomes. Broken to Life Ministries is a way to react to the negative outcomes plaguing individuals in underserved communities. The founder envisioned the reality of the solution as a community network of healing support through strategic and equitable empowerment education, health & wellness opportunities, arts expression, and social-emotional healing from trauma.
OUR VALUES
Empowerment
Broken to Life believes empowered people become dreamers and doers. Broken to Life strives to promote a culture of empowerment through its programs and services.
Team Work
Broken to Life believes in the power of healthy collaborative circles. It also believes when people work together in pursuit of common goals and interests, the outcomes
are far greater.
Self-Esteem
Broken to Life values the power of self-esteem and the undeniable affect it has on propelling people
forward in life.
Innovation
Broken to Life believes in fostering new ideas, creative thinking, and
affecting change through innovative processes and services.
Artistic Expression
Broken to Life believes in diverse artistic activities that promote authenticity of voice, perspective, and outcomes.
Our Founder
Rhonda Crowder, born in Monroe, NC, graduated from Monroe High School in 1999 and later from North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University with a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism Mass Communications, Public Relations in 2004. She is currently obtaining her Master’s degree in Business Communication & Marketing at Trident University as well as completing her Education Consulting certification. She has earned additional certifications in event coordinating and client consulting. Rhonda Crowder implements and strategizes activities, events and plans while extending the community in various ways as a volunteer.
