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Nancy Beach Seminar

Well, the 3 Sunday meetings went fantastically well - God was with us; and the tremendous effort and planning of many hard working people really paid off. There were first time visitors at all our meetings; and there was a real buzz - it was fun to see people chatting and connecting as they came and went between the 2 morning meetings. The evening was a great experience - I thoroughly recommend getting there early for the lattes and the hot chocolates :) The brilliant thing is This Is It now - we get to do it all over again this week! For the record I helped in creche at 11 , so only got to hear Simon preach twice - both great!

Nancy Beach is from Willow Creek Church in Chicago. She is coming over to the UK at the end of this month with her seminar "Gifted to Lead - Women in Leadership". (More information about Nancy Beach's seminars in the UK here). She is a great speaker - I had the privilege of hearing her twice last year. I'm going to Battersea on Saturday 31st January. If you'd like to come, I'll be booking tickets on Friday at 9a.m to take advantage of the combined earlybird and WCA member rate of £25. If you'd like to come please email me asap and also let me have your money asap please :) Tickets can also be booked after Friday at £30. If you can't make Saturday Lydia is travelling to Bristol on 28th Jan so email her if you'd like to go then.

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