Dear Maura,
 There is nothing that encourages me more than hearing the stories of women who have overcome great obstacles to be used by God in great ways! Angie's story is no exception. You'll be amazed at how she has conquered the fears and darkness from her past; you'll be inspired by what she has chosen to become for others. Maybe you'll even discover something God wants you to know about your own capacity to become a "hope-giver".
Join us on April 18th! You'll be glad you came!
Karen |
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March Message Recap |
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"How to be Great at Being Least" by Karen Warin
For every "delusion of grandeur I have of myself, God has a clear and direct response... Read more...
Pick up a copy of the audio CD of this message at the next luncheon or contact Maura at dahrling@comcast.net. |
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Quick Quotable |
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"Simply present yourself to God as if you were a poor man knocking on the door of a rich man, and fix your attention on His presence." --Brother Lawrence
For the one who is least among all of you, this is the one who is great." (Luke 9:48) |
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Monthly Challenge |
 Combat Pride by doing one of these 6 things: 1. Pray one of these "Prayers of Surrender". 2. Read "The Practice of the Presence of God" by Brother Lawrence. 3. Be generous with your praise for others. 4. Do the job no one else wants to do. 5. Get rid of the things that "own you". 6. Speak less; Listen more. |
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Recommended Reading |
The Practice of the Presence of God by brother Lawrence "Brother Lawrence was a man of humble beginnings who discovered the greatest secret of living in the Kingdom of God here on earth. It is the art of 'practicing the presence of God in one single act that does not end.'"
This book has been one of my all-time favorites for over 20 years and I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to grow in the area of humble devotion to God.
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Help Needed! |
Are you Computer/Tech Savvy? Would you like a free lunch? We need help putting together our monthly powerpoint photo presentation and handling the audio/visual issues at our luncheons. Give us a couple of hours of your time each month, and we'll buy your lunch! If you think you can help, please email Karen Warin at kwarin@comcast.net. |