Aug. 11 - Women-n-Power Monthly Meeting
Saturday, Aug 11 1:00p to 3:00p at Mt. Moriah Church, Wilmington, NC
Women-n-Power Ministries,International will be having their monthly meeting every 2nd Saturday of the month at Mt. Moriah Church 1413 Castle Street Wilmington, NC.
All women are welcome to attend a day of praise, worship and fellowship. The meeting will be 1-3pm. For more information you may contact Dr. Myrus Sawyer at 910-616-5694.
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Aug. 11 - Women-n-Power Monthly Meeting
11 Aug
Event Date:
Saturday Aug 11, 2012
through Tuesday Aug 21, 2012
1:00 p.m.- 3:00 p.m.
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