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Give-a-ways!

I'm a sucker for a good give-a-way ;) And here are some awesome ones!!!

Joyfully Living For His Glory is hosting a Fall Bloggy Carnival and here are the blogs including hers (she has 5 cd giveaway)that are participating. I try to post their buttons because they are so cute ;)

Here is a good one:
The Girl Creative
She is giving away a $10 Gift Card to HOBBY LOBBY! LOVE LOVE LOVE that store!!! Head on over and say howdy!

Another is:

At the Well Blog Button


They are giving away 3 different CDs!

Third one is:


She has a beautiful necklace!!! Stop by and say hi!!!

WRITING CANVAS: Is giving away the Mosaic Bible (gift cert to take to the bookstore) Stop by and check out her site :)

[ReDeemed] Is giving away a $25.00 gift certificate and free shipping to one lucky winner from her Etsy store!





Check out this great site (click on the button) for the chance to win Stephanie O'Dea's new crockpot cookbook: Make if Fast, Cook it Slow!

STREET PREACHING EVENTS: is having a drawing for the book "HOLY FIRE A Handbook for the Modern-day Publick Minister". This looks like a good book.

OUR FAMILY: These two books are free and have free shipping. The first is 'Created to be His Help Meet', by Debi Pearl. The next is 'To Train Up a Child', by Michael and Debi Pearl. Great site, check them out!

Comments

  1. Thanks so much for stopping by and entering my giveaway and posting about it!

    Good luck!

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  2. Hi! Thanks for stopping by and becoming a follower! I look forward to getting to know you better!

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  3. HI Sandy!
    You've won Created to be his Help Meet!! Congratulations. Now I just need your mailing address, and I'll get that sent today or tomorrow. Thanks,

    happy2b_wifen_mommy@yahoo.com

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