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Soul-II-Soul Book Study
Voices of Healing and Resistance
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Join us in our free Soul-to-Soul Book study, where we uplift the wisdom of Black and Indigenous women authors. Together, we'll explore themes of healing, social justice, and collective transformation through their powerful narratives.
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Soul-II-Soul Book Study Guide
This is a healing-centered book study where reading becomes ritual, reflection, and transformation offered as an open-access community experience. Sign up today and receive the complementary Soul-II-Soul Book Study Guide.
What You'll Experience
Curated Readings Written By Black & Indigenous Women/Femme Authors
Book Journal, Rituals, & Reflective Practices for Integration
Bi-Weekly Live Book Discussion in Community
The Soul-to-Soul Book Study is a guided, healing-centered reading journey featuring powerful books by Black and Indigenous women authors whose work speaks to healing, spirituality, resistance, ritual, social justice, and collective transformation. Each selected book is supported by an accompanying study guide designed to help you read in a more reflective and embodied way, with journaling prompts, integration questions, and reading practices that deepen insight and personal meaning. New titles are introduced every other month, giving you spacious time to read and reflect. After each book is completed, we gather for two live, facilitated book study circle sessions held bi-weekly to explore key themes and shared insights together. Â
Save My SpotReading Schedule for 2026
| Reading Month | 2026 Book Selection | Author |
|---|---|---|
| February | The Spirit of Intimacy: Ancient African Teachings in the Ways of Relationships | Sobonfu Somé |
| April | Queen Mother: Black Nationalism, Reparations, and the Untold Story of Audley Moore | Ashley D. Farmer |
| June | The Will to Change: Men, Masculinity, and Love | bell hooks |
| August | Nobody Knows the Trouble I’ve Seen: The Emotional Lives of Black Women | Inger Burnett-Zeigler |
| October | Jambalaya: The Natural Woman’s Book of Personal Charms and Practical Rituals | Luisah Teish |
| December | Rest Is Resistance: A Manifesto | Tricia Hersey |
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About Dr. Kimberly J.
Dr. Kimberly J. is a spiritual scholar, author, educator, and healing practitioner dedicated to helping Black women heal the effects of intergenerational trauma through ancestral wisdom, ritual, and embodied spiritual practice. She is the founder of Soul-II-Soul Healing Institute. A former corporate executive with an MBA in Finance, she now holds a Ph.D. in Philosophy and Religion with a focus on Women’s Spirituality. Dr. Kimberly J. has presented her research at Harvard Divinity, the Parliament of the World’s Religions, and the Association of Black Psychologists. Her writing blends scholarship, memoir, and sacred practice to empower personal and collective transformation.
