Tennessee's First Women's Leadership Conference

It all begins next Saturday, October 6th at Pine Grove in Crossville!

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Tennessee's First Women's Leadership Conference

Are you in a Leadership position? Do you feel the Lord leading you toward a leadership position? Do you want to be in a leadership? Do you want to be better equipped to minister to women in your community, your neighborhood, your church?? Do you need a “Girls” day out?

Set aside 6 hours on Saturday October 6^th for training, direction and inspiration!! It begins at 9:30 a.m. and will conclude at 3:30 p.m. CST

God calls & gifts each individual in the Kingdom. You have something to offer!

The format includes: Presentations, Group Activities, Discussion, Networking, & Resources

Subjects to be addressed include:

*TimeManagement*Communication*Relationships

*Conflict Management*Group Building*Leadership Essentials

You don’t want to miss this power-packed day designed just for YOU!! Make a day of it! Lunch is included and there is even an outlet mall close by to shop at on the way home. Make this investment in yourself and your church community!

To assure adequate food and resource material, we need to hear from you TODAY. Email londajoy@aol.com or phone 615-824-3563 and leave a message including the number attending from your local church. Conference registration forms may be downloaded from www.tnwomenofgrace.com

Should October 6^th not work for you, we will be at Paris in West Tennessee Saturday, October 27^th. We look forward to seeing you soon!

Londa J. Richardson, Director
"Women of Grace"

Tennessee Women's Ministries

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