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Join us once
a month during the summer months for a
time of Women in Worship and the Word.
These planned evenings are simply that –
a wonderful time of worship and time
together in His Word. All are welcome.
No fee
or registration needed.
Event date -
once a month
June 10th, July 8th, and August 12th,
2008.
7:00 to 9:00 p.m.
Child care not provided
For more information, contact Karen Dean at
karen.dean@sagemontchurch.org.
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June 10, 2008
Margaret
Kennedy
Margaret Kennedy is founder
and president of Threads of
Hope ministries, a Biblical
speaking and writing
ministry offering
encouragement and hope. She
is a Bible teacher and
retreat speaker and her goal
is to encourage women in
their walk with the Lord as
they learn to trust Him with
their whole heart. Sharing
these riches with women
everywhere is her greatest
passion. Margaret also
teaches on a weekly radio
program in Dothan, Alabama,
and is the co-author of
“Heart Friends.” |
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July 8, 2008
Anita Carman
Anita Carman is founder and
president of Inspire Women.
Anita came from a background
where she was uprooted from
family, country and all that
was familiar to her. In an
incredible journey where she
overcame rejection, betrayal
and setbacks, Anita clung to
God’s promises and fought
for the dreams His heart
longed for. In May of 2003,
God separated a servant to
birth a ministry that
empowers thousands of women
across ethnicities,
denominations and economic
levels to step into God’s
purpose. Anita is a sought
after inspirational speaker
and the author of “When
Dreams Won’t Die” and
“Transforming Emotions in a
Leader’s Heart.” |
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August 12, 2008
Dawn Smith Jordan
The marvelous thing about
God is that the deeper the
tragedy, the greater the
grace. Dawn Smith Jordan is
no stranger to both. In
1985, her younger sister was
kidnapped and murdered just
days before she was due to
graduate from high school.
With the hope found only in
Jesus Christ, Dawn went on
to become Miss South
Carolina 1986 and 2nd
runner-up to Miss America.
She appeared with the Billy
Graham Crusade that same
year and millions were
touched by her testimony.
God was weaving all of these
circumstances together to
form a full-time ministry
that would reach thousands
throughout the U.S. and
Canada. In 1997, due to
circumstances not of her own
choosing, Dawn became a
single mother. From the pit
of despair came a deeper
trust in the Lord and a new
ministry to those facing the
same situation. Today, she
continues to walk in the
grace of which she sings and
speaks. |
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