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Kubernesis Kubernesis is dedicated to developing the spiritual gift of Administration

Those who have been gifted to steer the body toward the accomplishment of God-given goals and directives by development, training, planning, organizing, and management.

Real leadership requires us to have real conversations.This Thursday, my bestie and stylist, LaTasha JoAnn, and I are st...
10/06/2026

Real leadership requires us to have real conversations.

This Thursday, my bestie and stylist, LaTasha JoAnn, and I are stepping into a conversation that is deeply personal and profoundly important.

We'll be talking about domestic violence, silence, finding your voice, and the realities that often remain hidden behind what people see on the outside.

This isn't a scripted presentation.

It's real talk. Real testimony. Real life.

Because sometimes breaking the silence begins with creating enough space for someone to tell the truth without fear of judgment.

And sometimes the most meaningful thing we can do is listen, believe, and ask, “How can I help?”

🗓️ Thursday, October 8
⏰ 12 PM PST | 2 PM CST | 3 PM EST

Join LaTasha and me for Break the Silence LIVE. 💜

Real conversations. Real courage. Real change.

Thanks sis, Karrin DrakeNeed a prompt for the week? Lady T'Mil gives us a great one!September to Remember, Here is my re...
09/16/2026

Thanks sis, Karrin Drake
Need a prompt for the week? Lady T'Mil gives us a great one!
September to Remember, Here is my result and I love it.
Grab the prompt in the comments and let me see yours!
All she ask is, if you post it, tag/credit her 😉

09/05/2026

I asked ChatGPT to write an unhinged BIO about me and here is what she said.

RENITA Y. SIMS is a woman of God, a serial visionary, professional plate-spinner, and the kind of person who will say, “I have an idea,” causing everyone within a 10-mile radius to immediately look for a notebook.

She is a minister, ordained Elder, author, speaker, intercessor, mentor, entrepreneur, creative director, consultant, conference director, academy founder, beauty consultant, and—according to her calendar—apparently allergic to sitting down.

Renita is the visionary behind approximately 47 things at any given moment, including but not limited to R.Y.S.E., Fabric of a Woman, Pamper Me Pretty, Ambassadors Academy of Ministry, conferences, Bible studies, devotionals, books, prayer initiatives, women's gatherings, and at least three ideas she has not told anyone about yet because “they're still in incubation.”

A proud night owl with a divine calling and questionable respect for bedtime, Renita has mastered the art of receiving a revelation at 11:47 PM and immediately opening Canva.

She believes in excellence, intentionality, good branding, spiritual formation, and making sure the font is correct. Because while God may look at the heart, Renita would still like to know why you used Comic Sans.

Known for creating safe spaces for women to heal, grow, tell the truth, and become whole, she carries both compassion and conviction—meaning she will pray with you, encourage you, hug you, and lovingly ask, “Okay, but what are we going to do about it?”

She is deeply committed to purpose, passionate about people, and has never met a concept she couldn't turn into a framework, a curriculum, a branded experience, a content calendar, and eventually a 12-month strategic plan.
Renita is also one of God's strongest soldiers because apparently every time she finishes one assignment, Heaven says, “Great. Now here's another one.”

Somewhere between ministry, leadership, creativity, business, family, writing, mentoring, and trying to remember where she put her coffee, Renita continues to build spaces where people can encounter God, rediscover themselves, and rise into who they were created to be.

Her official title is still being determined because “Minister. Elder. Founder. Director. Author. Speaker. CEO. Visionary.” simply doesn't fit comfortably on one name tag.

But if you ask her, she's just Renita.

A little tired. Extremely called. Mildly overwhelmed. Wonderfully anointed. Slightly overcommitted. Always creating.

And probably working on something.

Actually, don't ask.

She's definitely working on something.

Leadership requires more than showing up. It requires sustainability.For the professional, entrepreneur, ministry leader...
09/04/2026

Leadership requires more than showing up. It requires sustainability.

For the professional, entrepreneur, ministry leader, executive, caregiver, and visionary, the pressure to keep producing can make self-care feel optional.

But burnout is not a badge of honor.

During National Self-Care Awareness Month, consider this your professional reminder: sustainable leadership requires intentional stewardship of the person doing the leading.

That means:

• Protecting your time and energy.
• Creating healthy boundaries.
• Prioritizing rest and restoration.
• Making space for what brings you joy.
• Recognizing when your capacity has been reached.
• Leading from wholeness rather than constant depletion.

Self-care isn't selfish. It's necessary.

You are your greatest resource. Your vision, your work, your ministry, and the people you serve all benefit when you are healthy enough to sustain what you've been called to build.

This month, don't just review your goals and responsibilities.

Review your rhythms.

Small moments. Big impact.

Today we gather.Across cities. Across homes. Across nations.Women rising in prayer.Expect clarity.Expect release.Expect ...
05/07/2026

Today we gather.

Across cities. Across homes. Across nations.

Women rising in prayer.

Expect clarity.
Expect release.
Expect movement.

Will you join us? IT'S FREE - It's not too late to register - https://tinyurl.com/2026WWP

🙏🏾 When Women Pray: Shifting Nations, Changing Lives 🙏🏾

The moment is here. TODAY is the day!

Hello there,I’m excited to share that Fabric of a Woman is partnering with Pastor Ericka Parker and PEPTalk Global Women...
04/18/2026

Hello there,

I’m excited to share that Fabric of a Woman is partnering with Pastor Ericka Parker and PEPTalk Global Women’s Empowerment for a powerful National Day of Prayer gathering.

On May 7, we’re coming together virtually under the theme:
When Women Pray: Shifting Nations, Changing Lives.

This is more than an event—it’s a moment for us to unite in prayer for our lives, our families, our communities, and the world.

This is a FREE gathering, and I would love for you to be in the room.
Be sure to register to receive the Zoom details.

Let’s show up together. Let’s pray together.

https://tinyurl.com/2026WWP

Hey there,I’m honored to be a guest speaker for an upcoming virtual event, You Good Sis? on April 25th at 10 AM PST | 12...
04/18/2026

Hey there,

I’m honored to be a guest speaker for an upcoming virtual event, You Good Sis? on April 25th at 10 AM PST | 12 PM CST | 1 PM EST, hosted by the International Women’s Ministry Network.

This conversation is especially close to my heart; we’ll be talking about how to recognize God’s goodness and hear His voice, even in the middle of life’s hardest seasons. If you’ve been navigating challenges, questioning, or just needing encouragement… this space is for you.

I would truly love your support
Come join us, invite a friend, and be part of something meaningful.

Register for free here: https://tinyurl.com/yougoodsismar2026

Let’s grow together 🎀

03/01/2026

BHM | Hope you had a wonderful Black History Month celebration Love and Legacy. I'm posting the highlights in Leadership & Administration as we close out this month.

Week 2 – Mary McLeod Bethune | Organized for Impact
Mary McLeod Bethune was a master administrator, founding schools, advising presidents, and organizing Black women nationally. Her ability to build systems that lasted shows us that leadership is about vision paired with structure.

Week 3 – Bayard Rustin | Strategy Behind the Movement
Many know the March on Washington but fewer know Bayard Rustin, the strategist who organized it. His work proves that leadership often happens behind the scenes, where planning, coordination, and foresight live.

Week 4 – Leadership Moving Forward | Learning from the Builders
Today’s Black leaders stand on the shoulders of organizers like Baker, Bethune, and Rustin. Their contributions remind us that effective leadership blends humility, clarity, and intentional governance.

03/01/2026

BHM - Leadership & Administration | Did you know?

Fact 1:
Ella Baker believed “strong people don’t need strong leaders,” emphasizing grassroots organization and shared leadership over hierarchy.

Fact 2:
Mary McLeod Bethune founded what is now Bethune-Cookman University and served as an advisor to multiple U.S. presidents, making her one of the most influential Black administrators in history.

Fact 3:
Bayard Rustin was the chief organizer of the 1963 March on Washington, coordinating logistics for more than 250,000 people, one of the largest demonstrations in U.S. history.

Fact 4:
Much of Black leadership history includes behind-the-scenes roles - organizers, planners, administrators, whose work made visible change possible.

02/12/2026

BHM | Week 2 – Order in the Midst of Chaos

Despite systemic barriers, Black administrators, organizers, and leaders created order, process, and sustainability. Black history shows us that leadership isn’t about control, it’s about service, vision, and accountability.

Mary McLeod Bethune | Organized for Impact

Mary McLeod Bethune was a master administrator, founding schools, advising presidents, and organizing Black women nationally. Her ability to build systems that lasted shows us that leadership is about vision paired with structure.

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