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"God Was Preparing Me"

In this chapter, we’ll dive into my experience as a mother of a special needs son, Devin, and its impact on my family’s life.

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Elaine Harper Harris: A Journey of Faith, Empowerment, and Transformation

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Join Elaine Harper Harris on a profound journey through her inspiring life story. Focused on faith,
empowerment, and resilience, Elaine’s biography captivates, leaving an enduring impression.
Raised in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, it anchored her journey in unyielding faith and a dedication to
changing lives. She inherits her parents’ values from Ralph G Harper and Marion Jane Graves Harper,
fostering compassion, integrity, and service.
Education becomes pivotal for Elaine’s mission to uplift the vulnerable. Graduating from Saint Cecilia’s
Academy and Virginia State University (1981) with a Sociology degree in Social Welfare, she thirsts for
knowledge. In 2020, she earns a Master of Social Work from Walden University and pursues a
Doctorate, expanding her impact.
Elaine’s career reflects relentless advocacy. For 38 years, she’s directed Social Services in DC’s nursing
facilities. Her church, Greater Mt Calvary Holy Church, finds a dedicated member for 40 years. Awards
like Woman of the Year (1996) honor her unwavering faith and impactful community contributions.
Central is her journey as a devoted mother to Devin, shaping her perspective on unwavering love and
strength. Through her book, she shares personal experiences, offering hope to parents facing similar
paths, shedding light on the joys, struggles, and triumphs.
Elaine extends her compassion to consultancy, aiding families in navigating Medicaid and Medicare
complexities. She empowers individuals with disabilities, collaborating with nonprofits like Sarah’s
Hands and True Vines Center, enriching the community.
With husband Henry, she orchestrates events like Senior Night Out, bringing joy through Christian music
to nursing facilities. Her enduring marriage, raising four children, adds to her strength. Elaine’s
biography is a testament to her character, faith, and dedication—illuminating the power of resilience,
leaving a profound impact on readers seeking inspiration in their spiritual journeys

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