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Ladies Day 08


Tennessee Ladies Day is only one week away! Next Friday, April 25th, hundreds of women from across the state will gather at “Camp Hickory Hills” full of anticipation and excitement. Registrations reflect names of women who have never attended, women who are not part of this organization, plus names of those who have attended many years! One ingredient remains the same….hunger! A spiritual desire for the Spirit of God and a renewal in His presence!

We expect “Glory!” We invite those who have not yet registered to consider joining us.

There are a limited number of beds available on the grounds. However, there is plenty of space available for those who would like to attend and stay off-grounds.

Those who have not registered but plan to attend, may phone 615-824-3563 and leave a message or email londajoy@aol.com

Tennessee will be hosting the “Mission Clothes Closet” at the International Assembly. Women attending Ladies Day are invited to participate by bring the following items to the campground:
(East TN) All sizes socks and ladies hosiery
(Middle TN) Ladies sleepwear
(West TN) School supplies

All items should be NEW and packaged in plastic containers for transport to the Assembly. THANK YOU for your support. There will also be an organizational meeting on Saturday morning of Ladies Day regarding volunteer support at the Assembly. Many hands are needed!

We appreciate all those who have registered to date for Ladies Day. If you have been waiting to respond, please do so TODAY! We believe Heaven and earth are going to kiss and we want YOU to be in the middle of the smack!

Londa Richardson,
Ladies Day Director

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