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Twelve Women of the Bible



Ways to Get Involved (or not)

Some helpful hints if you want to get the most of this study:

1.    Read the emails and posts. Like really, y’all, read them. Most questions in the comment section are answered in the very post people comment on. It’s hilarious! And of course I don’t mind answering them, but you can save yourself some time by reading what is sent you.
2.    Don’t fret when you can’t do all that’s offered. You’re all so different in the way you participate and do OBS. And I LOVE that about you! There are a variety of options offered. You can do more. You can do less. Do what you like and what works for you!
3.    Keep the main thing, the main thing. Read Twelve Women of the Bible along with us. I’ll provide encouragement, discussion and as much accountability as I can. If you do nothing else but this, you are participating in the Bible study.

Now that you’ve read numbers 1-3 above, here’s where the fun begins:

Hang out with us on Social Media! Bible Study Live every Thursday at 8pm!!

Facebook: “Like” our God’s Girls Facebook page for daily community and encouragement. This is a great way to stay connected to others who are also interested in Online Bible Study, make new friends and get all the information you need about what’s coming up next! If you’re not already part of our group, I’d love to add you – so send me a friend request at Facebook.com/CherylCooperHoward so you don’t miss out!

The book is now available for purchase at the Watermark Book Store or Amazon.com or wherever books/ebooks are sold.


Keep inviting your friends and family to sign up too! https://www.calvaryccm.com/study-groups/4399/Twelve-Women-of-the-Bible-Lysa-TerKeurst


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