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Welcome to my first ever hosted meme. I decided a while ago to give
God all the glory on this journey called my life. One way that I do this,
is to thank him for the blessings that he has given me. And since Sunday
is the day of rest and worship, what better day is there to have Sunday
Blessings. So I invite you all to join me in this weekly meme; and let us give
ourselves the fellowship and support as sisters in Christ, and God the
glory.

My Sunday Blessing this week is my Bible study group. It is call Journey Group. Our church has a couple of them to get plugged into. Mine is a young couples/people group, mid twenty-thirty
somethings. Most of our kiddos are 5 and under. It is a wonderful group to get together with every other week.
Our church is quite large and to get to know anyone, you have to participate in groups, activites and such. I am truly blessed that hubby and I are plugged into such a great group of believers to fellowship with.


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  1. He And Me + 3March 22, 2009 at 4:33 PM

    We used to have a bible study like that at our church too and I absolutely loved the time with the other mothers. I miss it.

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  2. AnonymousMarch 23, 2009 at 1:38 AM

    We have just recently joined a new church (because of a move) and I miss my Mommy and me weekly bible study so much. I hope to find a new group at our church here. So happy for you that you have found a nice group to study and fellowship with.

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  3. SandyMarch 24, 2009 at 11:14 PM

    It is really nice because our hubbies are involved. I love it when Godly me get together :)

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