A prophetic memoir bridging heaven and earth — the fulfillment of a 200-year-old promise.

In The Seventh Generation Blessing, Chaplain Dr. Shirley Mower Canniff uncovers a divine inheritance hidden across centuries — a legacy that began with her ancestor, Rev. Freeborn Garrettson, the 18th-century Methodist reformer and abolitionist whose faith ignited revival and whose prophecy declared that a female descendant would one day continue his mission.

Seven generations later, Dr. Canniff stands as the living fulfillment of that prophecy. Through dreams, music, ministry, and healing, she discovers that God’s covenant transcends time — restoring families, generations, and nations through the power of love and obedience.

From the vision of a Victorian attic filled with holy light to her baptism in the River Jordan, Dr. Canniff’s journey weaves together faith, family, music, and medicine into a tapestry of hope.

Her voice — both as a chaplain and prophetic worshiper — calls listeners to rediscover their own generational purpose and divine assignment.

Through vivid storytelling and spiritual reflection, The Seventh Generation Blessing invites you to witness:

• The rediscovery of a sacred family lineage from colonial America
• The prophetic connection between Rev. Freeborn Garrettson and Dr. Canniff’s modern-day ministry
• The birth of her healing outreach, The Joshua Connection for Families
• The sacred inspiration behind her album Somewhere Between the Heavens and the Earth
• A living example of how God’s promises pass from one generation to the next

“Freedom is the song of the Lord, and love is the sound of every generation redeemed.”