Dr. Joyce Miller has lived a full life and a life full. A life full of love, full of disappointment, full of laughter and family, full of tragedy and rejoicing. She's had a life full of service to her community, family and her God. It's been a full life and a life full.

Richie "The Jew" Tannebaum
Teacher in Atlant

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I found Dr. Miller's book to be a testament of the ability to overcome life's struggles.

Donna Harris, MSW
Atlanta

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It is well written
It is an easy read
It has humor....she make people laugh
She is very open and honest in the book
The story is clear that family is very important to her

This book is a must read for all women who find themselves
in a place where they are struggling with their calling to preach the Gospel.

CONGRATULATIONS
Dr William E. Flippin, Sr., Pastor
Atlanta, Ga

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The book that Dr. Joyce Miller has written is a great book. Her memoir is a great example for lots of women, who has been through so much in the past not knowing what God has in store for them in the future. Her book also represent that God has us to go through these things to get where we are today as Christian woman and not forgetting where we come from. Over all the book was inspiring and a joy to read!!!!!!!!!

Shamia Freeman
ATL

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What an inspirational book. This is the type of book that makes you stop and realize just what all we have now compared to past times and it really makes you feel bad for complaining. I did not want to put this book down. Thank you Joyce for writing this book and sharing your inner most personal experiences with us. I would and do recommend this book to any and everyone!

Shelby Turner
Atlanta, Ga

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One of the first things I noticed when I began to read this book was how well organized it was. As I continued to read, I also noted the honesty and such a range of emotions; the joy, the sadness, the closeness of the family and the love they showed to one another. Some moments even brought me to tears. I reflect on how "Madea" handled her clan, it was absolutely AWESOME! After all, she produced a preacher.

Thank God for her sweet, patient, kind husband Howard and for her siblings for allowing her to share their stories and the history within the family. I am most grateful for Joyce sharing her heart with all of us. Everyone MUST read this book if they doubt the saving and changing power of God in a person life.

Rev. Martha Alexander
Atlanta, Ga

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I'm impressed! In reading it I find it very funny, real, personable and sad. In the four years I have known and worked with Joyce
I find that she is a very real and expressive person, and that is how she portray herself in her book. So as you sit back and read her book you will laugh, cry and enjoy learning about her life experiences.

Elizabeth
Atlanta, Ga

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Dr.Miller's folksy storytelling style makes you feel as if you were sitting across from her at a kitchen table having a cup of coffee as she recounts the 'smell' of the sawmill smoldering after the fire. I could almost feel my own arms aching as she describes the strenous task of chopping cotton. No Women Allowed gives us a glimpse into how a women of faith and character can break down barriers to become who she was destined to be.

Zoom Bakari
Films & Production manager

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A heartfelt story of intriguing and suspenseful events that make one feel a part of this journey through life as told by the author. Simply too good to resist.

P.B.Walker
Registered nurse
Atlanta

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My sister, and author of this book deserves the tell it all award. She has put her heart, mind and soul into writing the story of her life. She wants the readers to know, no matter what oppostions you face in life, with God all things are possible. This story will always be a part of me, because I was there to witness it all.

Ella King
Sister
Alexandria, LA

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This book was a real inspiration and a joy to read. I also feel as though a movie should be in the works next!

B T M Productions & Film

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