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Power Is Fluid: The Move to Dallas and the New Chapter

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Behind the wig story is a deeper spiritual question: when Sarah and her husband relocated from Los Angeles — where she had developed her confidence within an accepting, vibrant community — to Dallas to support her father's church, she genuinely didn't know if her version of ministry would work there. The doubt was real. The wig moment, she realised in retrospect, was the answer. Not a joke to survive, but a message: the most authentic version of who you are has been anointed to help from this place. If you are just who you are, that is enough. A woman threw her own wig onto the altar in solidarity — tired of pretending to have it all together. For Sarah, this sealed the understanding that power flows across contexts. The same power that worked in LA, expressed differently, would work in Dallas. The question was never whether power was available — only what it looked like now.