Roger Marcus

the female

Dollar

series

about the author

Dr. Roger L. Marcus is a seasoned professional with a diverse background in counseling psychology, ministry, and international missions. Being awarded a Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from Carolina University of Theology, Dr. Marcus has dedicated his career to supporting individuals and communities through various leadership roles. He also was awarded a Master`s in Counseling Psychology from Carolina Christian University and a Bachelor`s in Business Administration from East Texas Baptist University.

Throughout his career, Dr. Marcus has founded and led numerous initiatives, including Blessed Again Ministries in Houston, Texas. As the Founder of Blessed Again Ministries, a non-profit effort to help families, he played a key role in community outreaches. His passion for service is also evident in his missionary work, having constructed churches, water wells, and grain milling machines in Zimbabwe and developed traffic safety programs in Nicaragua.

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Great book! Roger Marcus hit a home run.

A delightful and informative read. When I first read some of the unique expressions, I was a bit apprehensive and hesitant to share. However, to read and learn the intent and objective for being extremely transparent was to put the whole purpose in perspective, I can endorse Marcus' book, The Female Dollar. If Marcus can be successful to accomplish his objective, Our American Cultural Environment will be eternally Blessed. He actually set out to revolutionize marriage relations back into a Biblical perspective designed in God's plan in providing Adam's wife, Eve. The humorous way Marcus said, God created Adam, and then realized He could do a better job by creating his next human, Adam's wife, Eve, I was immediately persuaded that He had touched the nerve that any woman alive would enjoy and appreciate.

D Min, Th D, FAACA

In one beautifully written volume, Roger Marcus presents a unique concept: that of money having a gender. In this time of gender confusion, to present an affirmative through the medium of money as having female attributes is a fresh and thoughtful understanding. Marcus is an unusual crusader, first because he is neither female nor a professional money-manager: he is a theologian who holds a PhD in Pastoral Counselling. His pastoring, missionary experiences and world-wide travels throughout his life have culminated in a new concept of how money is to be employed and respected. The Female Dollar should give needed insight to any man or woman who wants to learn how to love.