Beth Moore– Simulcasting at a church near you!

In case you didn’t know, on Sept 10, Beth Moore a renowned Bible teacher, will be teaching women across the globe via simulcast. “Beth Moore’s life-transforming Bible study challenges and inspires women of every age, everywhere.”

I can’t wait to go. I have never been, but I’ve been told that it’s awesome and that you learn a lot. I’m at a place in my life/walk where I’m hungry for knowledge. You too? You should definitely come.

If you want to know more about this event and how you can take part in it, click here. You can get local info when you click on this link.

Or you can be part of my church group and come with me.

We need a few more ladies.

It’s cheaper if you go in a group.

Breakfast and lunch are provided.

Not enough incentive?

If you need a ride, I’ll pick you up. Just give me the address. As long as you live close by, of course.

You probably don’t know this yet, but I really want you to come. Sister.

I eagerly await your call, or email.

We’ll talk soon.

*Andrea*

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