Official Website of Rachelle Law

Writer. Author. Thinker. Storyteller.

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A Bit About Me

I’ve been a Kansas CIty Author since 2013. With a longstanding interest in a wide variety of topics, I’ve built an extensive portfolio and look forward to becoming a leading voice in the writing world. I enjoy spending time developing my ideas into books, essays, and other literary channels.

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Rachelle was not envisioning a future with domestic violence, the loss of her only son and the journey of her mother’s battle with the Beast aka Cancer. She has always had the determination and tenacity to succeed, a true believer that her success depended primarily on her ability to “just do it.” She learned early if you want something done you have to do it yourself.
Rachelle Law is an Executive Administrative Assistant to the Vice President of Entrepreneurship at the Kauffman Foundation in Kansas City Missouri. She is the author of “My Whisper from God” (2013), “Beauty’s Beast: A Journey Chosen for Her” (2014) and “You are Beautiful: Hidden consequences of domestic violence that linger.” (2016) Rachelle’s history of dedication and compassion in helping people extends outside of her church into the community. Her tireless efforts working with women affected by domestic violence resulted in Rachelle launching a citywide conference entitled, “How Come, How Long – (HCHL),” and featured in the Kansas City Call, a local Black newspaper. HCHL addresses domestic violence, increases awareness, and provides healthy relationship skills through workshops, seminars and counseling, a few of the Workshop topics include In the Midst of Hurt God Heals, Just Be Real, My Voice, My Story, and Building a Girls Confidence. “Rachelle is a former victim’s advocate for the Victims Services Office of the Violent Crime Division of Jackson County in Kansas City, Missouri. Rachelle, a former CASA volunteer (Court Appointed Special Advocate) for children in the Kansas City Metropolitan area, she advocates for the best interest of abused and neglected children in courtrooms and communities. Also, volunteered at the Rose Brooks Center, a safe home for families escaping domestic violence. Currently Rachelle volunteers as a workshop leader for iMatter experience. The iMatter Experience is an organization that connects girls to a network of mentors who empower them to succeed tin self-discovery and positive and life management. iMatter aims to provide multiple opportunities through which girls engage in conversation with positive adults, including mentors and parents, who support them through their development and decision-making.
Among her accomplishments, Rachelle holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Communication and Journalism from the University of Missouri- Kansas City. She is a member of the American Association of University Women (AAUW) and the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ).
Rachelle lives in the “Show Me State,” Missouri, a devoted mother of 3, two adult daughters, one son, Clarence W. Smith Jr., (passed away at age 18 years old due to injuries sustained in a car accident in 2000).
Direct email: rachellelaw60@gmail.com
Phone: 816-726-4587

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My Whisper From God

Clarence Willard “Willie” Smith Jr. aka "Whisper" touched the lives of everyone that he came into contact with. At the age of 18, Willie’s life was tragically cut short, which left his loved ones behind to pick up the pieces and to somehow fill the void that was left in their lives. My Whisper From God is an intimate account of Whisper’s life from the only person that could tell his touching story, his mother Rachelle Law. Through the eyes of his mother, Rachelle, shares how Willie was reared by a single mother and the trials that he encountered throughout his life that made him the great young man that he became.

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Beauty's Beast

When Ernestine retired she had no insight that she would receive the diagnosis of Stage IV cancer. But she did. We are not heavenly angels but earthen vessels. God chooses vessels and prepares and shapes them over time by reproof and correction. Beauty’s Beast is a story of the journey chosen for Ernestine. God chooses our test. He chooses and He decides without our permission. He is God; the Author and Finisher of our faith! Ernestine was God's chosen vessel. There wasn't a multiple choice or true and false questionnaire involved. She wasn't given the opportunity to refuse the test or to recommend someone else. This test had Ernestine's name all over it. Life is too short. Tomorrow is not promised. The truth is you don't know what is going to happen tomorrow, so live and appreciate the life you have been given today. “Teach us to number our days, which we may gain a heart of wisdom.” Psalm 90:12"

You Are Beautiful

He was her high school sweetheart—the charming, popular father of her three children. But despite the red flags, despite his history of cheating, Rachelle had no idea the destruction that marrying this man would bring.
In trying to ensure a better future for her children, Rachelle had somehow invited an abuser into her home, an experience that would leave her with lasting physical and emotional scars. Little did she know that her abusive story was one of many within her family’s history, a secret cycle that no one had yet dared to break.
Now, twenty-eight years later, Rachelle has suffered through the pain and aftermath of her abusive marriage and emerged a survivor. After vowing to create something positive out of her experience, she began advocating for others enduring domestic assault—creating workshops and raising awareness of the horrors that abusive relationships can bring.
In You Are Beautiful, Rachelle brings her powerful message of hope to the page by sharing her personal story—along with the assurance that we are all good enough, we are all beautiful enough, in God’s eyes.