Who and What is Coffe Break Live with Kimberly and Randilynn
Let's Brake the Silance with Coffee Brake Live
Coffee Brake Live with Kimberly and Randilynn: Time to press pause and grab a cup!
Join co-hosts Randilynn Horne and Kimberly every week for a lively and insightful conversation about what’s really happening in our world and hear true life stories from people that has faced issues and overcome every thing and won. Stories that will have you thanking God for what you are going through.
Randilynn brings 15 years of frontline advocacy from her role in the Public and her own personal experiences with major issues women face everyday.
Kimberly brings her personal experience and her knowledge of how to get the help needed in the community.
Whether you’re interested in personal impacffull issues or broader social issues, "Coffee Brake Live" offers deep dives, powerful stories, and actionable steps you can take. Subscribe and tune in live on YouTube and Facebook! Coffee Brake Live 38
Randilynn
Randilynn Horne is a dedicated public servant, a powerful community advocate, and a veteran leader with 15 years of service to The Ordinary People Society (TOPS) in Dothan, AL. As the organization's Public Relations and Event Coordinator, she has played a fundamental role in driving the mission of TOPS, a grassroots movement committed to providing unconditional support to individuals and families impacted by drug addiction, mass incarceration, homelessness, poverty, and hunger.
Key Roles and Skills
Public Relations and Event Coordination (15 Years): Randilynn has honed exceptional skills in strategic communication, community outreach, and large-scale event planning and execution. Her work has been crucial in raising awareness, organizing vital resources, and mobilizing community support for the organization’s efforts.
Program Development and Training: She has been trained to work across every program within TOPS and has provided fundamental assistance in creating and launching several new programs and events, demonstrating strong organizational design, leadership, and project management capabilities.
Supervisory Leadership (7 Years): For the past seven years, Randilynn has served as the Supervisor of MoMA Tina’s Mission House Soup Kitchen, an essential program within TOPS founded by Pastor Kenneth Glasgow in 1999 ran by his mother MoMA Tina Glasgow.
This role has sharpened her skills in daily operations management, volunteer coordination, resource distribution, and providing direct, compassionate care to the Wiregrass area's most vulnerable populations.
Activism and Advocacy: Randilynn has had the privilege of working as an activist alongside TOPS Founder, Pastor Kenneth Glasgow, and Director, Rodrisha Glasgow, focusing on the critical work of dismantling systemic injustices and restoring the rights and dignity of marginalized individuals.
New Venture
In a new chapter of public engagement, Randilynn is expanding her voice into digital media as the co-host of the new podcast, "Coffee Brake Live with Kimberly and Randilynn," live on YouTube and Facebook, bringing her experience and passion for community issues to a broader audience.
Randilynn Horne's career is a testament to her unwavering commitment to social justice and her ability to turn compassion into measurable action within the Dothan community and beyond.
Kimberly
Kimberly is a dedicated single mother of four girls and a formidable advocate for justice reform. Her decade-long experience serving time in the Alabama prison system provides her with a raw, firsthand understanding of the devastating impact incarceration has on mothers and their children.
As the founder of David's Angels, an organization that fiercely advocates for this cause, Kimberly has channeled her personal journey into a powerful fight for systemic change. Having navigated the complexities of the system—and endured her own ongoing civil rights struggle against DHR (Department of Human Resources)—she is leading the movement for justice.
Her core mission is to empower incarcerated mothers by ensuring they retain the legal authority necessary to make crucial decisions regarding their children's safety and care while they are away. She understands that while a mother may pay her debt to society, her children should not be forced to pay it as well.
Kimberly is actively working to get The Sanders Law passed, legislation designed specifically to protect the legal rights of mothers in prison. Her advocacy is driven by the profound belief that every child deserves safety and stability, and every mother deserves the right to protect her child, regardless of her location. Kimberly’s fight is for justice, for her daughters, and for every family navigating the trauma of maternal incarceration.