Women’s Study On Prayer To Begin

September 13, 2025 by Don Woodard

NGC women are beginning a brief study on the book, Praying the Bible, by Donald S. Whitney, beginning Tuesday, September 30th, from 10am to 12pm at the church. (Proceeding meetings will be held from 10am to 11:30am). Members are asked to read chapters 1-3 before the first meeting. Organizers Sue Black and Michele Lewis are looking forward to renewed fellowship and time together in the Word as members explore this excellent practical guide to prayer. Visitors and guests are most welcome.
Please contact Michele at 407-701-1035 or mdevennyl@gmail.com for more information.
Pastor Huffman has distributed some free copies of the book already. If you need one, please ask him.

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