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#TheCircleMaker

Hello all you lovely ladies - who's ready for Bible Study?!* Our very first Facebook Live is this Thursday night at 8 pm. Every week in addition to our reading I have something fun and different planned. So, you don't want to miss! So here we go....

Here’s the weekly plan! Each week there will be chapter assignments and a memory verse.
Be sure, if you haven’t already, to send me a Facebook friend request so I can add you to the God’s Girls Facebook page  https://www.facebook.com/CherylCooperHoward. 

Week 1                                                                                          Sept 3rd
Read Chapter 1

Our memory verse this week is: “I call on you, my God, for you will answer me; turn your ear to me and hear my prayer.


Week 2                                               Become a Circle Maker             Sept 10th
Read Chapters 2-3

Week 3                                               Praying Through                        Sept 17th
Read Chapter 4

Week 4                                               Dream Big                                   Sept 24th
Read Chapters 5-7

Week 5                                               Praying Hard                              Oct 1st
Read Chapters 8 & 9                          21 Day Prayer Challenge

Week 6                                               Pray Harder                                 Oct 8th
Read Chapters 10 & 11

Week 7                                               Praying is Like Planting              Oct 15th                                    
Read Chapters 12-14

Week 8                                               SmartGoals & Goal List              Oct 22nd
Read Chapter 15

Week 9                                               KeepCircling                                  Oct 29th
Read Chapters 16-18

Week 10                                             The Finale                                       Nov 5th 
Epilogue – It’s Time to Say Good-Bye



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