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New Life For The Nations Women's Gathering Oct 25

From Shirley Powell

New Life For The Nations will present "Come to the Well," a Women's Gathering, at 10amCT on Saturday, October 25, 2025. Registration is $20, and there will be a fellowship lunch following the gathering. Shirley writes:
Hello, my name is Shirley Powell, daughter of God, a speaker of The Good News Report. I am a lifelong resident of Adair County. I am a widow, mother of Jeremy, who is married to Rachel. And a bonus son, Wesley, who is married to Courtney. They have given me three beautiful grandchildren, River, Nolan, and Everly.

I am presently the Pastor at New Life For The Nations Church in Columbia, Kentucky.

My greatest degree has come from the experiences of life. I have seen the impossible become possible through the power of the Word in my life as God has taken me from glory to glory. I have been given a Word of exhortation that will stir ones spirit to Dare to believe and to him that believeth all things are possible.
New Life For The Nations is located at 5095 Campbellsville Road, Columbia, KY. For more information, call 270-250-1147 or visit www.nlftn.org.




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