You’ve told me that you love it when my friends spill the beans! So, that’s exactly what we’re doing today!
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The Church in the Middle of a Cornfield – FGF Highlights, Georgetown, DE
The church in the middle of the cornfield. That’s how Kaye Bennett, Fresh Grounded Faith Georgetown’s Local Conference Coordinator, described her church when we first scheduled FGF. But, now that I’m home from such an amazing weekend, I call it “the church in the middle of God’s will.”
The conference sold out, and that was during the coronavirus! We gathered socially distanced but totally connected in spirit. We worshipped together both on-site and online as Michael O’Brien lead us. Oh, girl, when he busted out his 70’s medley, even the young women in that place sang out with vintage Andraé Crouch tunes!
They Were Family From Hello – FGF Highlights, Kokomo, IN
Fresh Grounded Faith Kokomo was like instant family!
There was such a welcoming spirit in the church building when we arrived. I could feel it! You know, there’s a difference between being kind and being welcoming. There’s a difference between cordiality and hospitality. And, these ladies in Kokomo were welcoming and hospitable—like family from the word hello!
Spill the Beans LIVE With Laura Story, Karen Abercrombie & Michael O’Brien at Fresh Grounded Faith West Michigan [Episode 80]
I just love to “spill the beans” with my friends! Don’t you?
Well, sister, today on the 4:13 Podcast, you’re in for a special treat!
God Rescued Hearts – FGF Highlights, Augusta, GA
Girl, I’ve got Georgia on my mind! It was wonderful being back in Augusta last weekend for another Fresh Grounded Faith event. I’m telling you, these southern sisters were on fire for the second year in a row!
As the doors opened on Friday evening, one of the women entered with a t-shirt that read, “He left the 99 to rescue me” (Matthew 18:12). What a fitting verse this turned out to be!
The Place Where Southern Hospitality Shines – FGF Highlights, Enterprise, AL
Did you know there’s a boll weevil monument in downtown Enterprise, Alabama? Friend, it’s true! And, this weekend at Fresh Grounded Faith, the sweet ladies of Enterprise told us all about it.
This 1919 landmark was erected to show appreciation to the boll weevil. But you might be surprised to hear why! You see, this beetle—who likes to feast on cotton buds and flowers—had actually destroyed the people of Enterprise’s crops. But, this community didn’t give up!