What's Your Vibe? "Send Us A Text"

In this inspiring episode of Vibes, Community & Conversation, we sit down with Ms. Frances Cato — a proud mother of two, loving grandmother, and lifelong community advocate. Ms. Cato shares her story of being raised in a faith-filled, loving home where church and family played a central role in shaping her values.

She reflects on the positive influence of John Hopkins, who served as a role model and motivator in her journey of community activism. We also honor the legacy of her sister, Mama Tee, whose impact in the City of St. Petersburg continues to be felt — from her passionate service to her historic run for Mayor.

Ms. Frances’ heartfelt message reminds us all to stay focused, remain grounded, and keep God first in every step of life.

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What's Your Vibe? "Send Us A Text"

In this heartfelt episode of Vibes, Community & Conversation, Elder Anton Smith and Missionary Zakiya Smith open up about their powerful journey of faith, resilience, and love. Elder Smith reflects on his tough upbringing in Clearwater, Florida—navigating life without knowing his father—and how those early challenges shaped the man he is today. Missionary Zakiya shares her story of growing up in St. Petersburg before moving to Clearwater, where their paths first crossed back in 7th grade.

After years apart, their connection was rekindled, leading to marriage and the creation of a beautiful blended family. Together, they discuss the ups and downs of financial and housing struggles, their perseverance through difficult seasons, and ultimately, the joy of becoming homeowners. Through it all, they give all honor and glory to God—for His protection, provision, and the blessings that continue to unfold in their lives.

Tune in for an inspiring story about faith, love, and the power of divine timing.

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What's Your Vibe? "Send Us A Text"

In this inspiring episode of Vibes Community & Conversation, we welcome Ursula Boykins, entrepreneur and owner of Southside Shugah Shack. Ursula shares her journey of starting her business while raising four children, highlighting the pride of seeing her daughter Ashlyn graduate this year with both a high school diploma and a college degree.

She also opens up about her personal battle with stage 4 colon cancer, reflecting on her ongoing treatments, her unshakable faith, and the power of prayer. Through it all, Ursula continues to uplift others with her message of hope, perseverance, and encouragement—even when her own circumstances are difficult.

Her story is one of strength, faith, and resilience, reminding us all that purpose and positivity can shine even in the toughest of seasons.

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