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Ladies Loving Nashville puts love into action

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Several of Nashville’s congregations (Bethel World Outreach Church, Oasis, New Song Christian Fellowship, Born Again Church and The Resting Place) joined together for the second annual Ladies Loving Nashville Conference to address the needs of and reach out to the less fortunate right here in Nashville, TN. This one-of-a-kind event took place on Friday, August 22 – 23rd, 2014 at The Fellowship at Two Rivers. The mission of the conference was to change the city one life at a time by putting love into action and instill unity among the Body of Christ within the city of Nashville. Also, at the conclusion of the conference, ladies were pampered with free manicures, pedicures, massages and haircuts. (photos: Coleman Art)

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