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Just catching up…

Hello!

Thank you for all the prayers and encouragment about my speaking engagement this past weekend at the First Congregational Church in Otsego. I had such a nice time and met some precious women of God. They were so gracious and welcoming, they put on a beautiful tea. And for those you that may have guessed, I am a coffee drinker…but the tea was incredible!

I talked about Rahab, the prostitute who proved that no matter what your past is, you can become known for being a woman of great faith! Don’t let the shame and scorn of others determine your future! Your future lies in the hands of the Lord…IF you’ll place it there.

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I’m looking forward to meeting with the ladies of North Point Church at the 747 Bistro on May 19th. My topic will be: “The Key to Freedom” I am so excited about this message because it is one that truly set me free (hence the catchy title)!

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Also, want to let you all know that our next Praise and Coffee Night will be June 18th at the Plainwell Coffee Mill from 7-9.

It will be a little different than the past ones have been, it’s going to be a night of Praise and Worship!

I will be leading worship with Trinity ftL . I can’t wait to spend time worshipping our Lord with all you ladies. There is nothing like a room full of women, pouring their hearts out to their God!! Check out PraiseandCoffeeNights.com

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I also want to introduce a couple of friends who have recently started blogging: Jaime at The Word in Worship writes simple studies from God’s Word centered around worship songs. And Debi at Between the Two of Us is a MOPS leader that has a passion to help women of all ages and stages. Check them out!

I hope you are enjoying your spring! Don’t forget to enter the May Praise and Coffee Giveaway!

Much love, Sue

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