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Woods-Washington is speaker at worship service, book signing at Saint Andrews Church

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Barbara Woods-Washington

Barbara A. Woods Washington, M. Div.
Barbara A. Woods Washington, M. Div.

The members of St. Andrews Presbyterian Church will receive a special double treat on Sunday, November 29. Rev. Barbara Woods-Washington will be the speaker for the 11 am morning worship service.

Immediately following that service, members and friends are invited to attend a special book signing at the Presbyterian Women’s Circle #2 Book Club Review’s quarterly meeting. Having Rev. Woods-Washington attend their meeting with a session concerning her book Faith Of A Mustard Seed is a special occasion, and as an extension of that meeting—she agreed to be the morning worship speaker as well.

Each quarter the Presbyterian Women’s Circle #2 Book Club selects a book, and if the author is available, they are invited to come and review the book with the readers.

Rev. Barbara Woods-Washington is a long-time columnist for The Nashville PRIDE newspaper, which was the inspiration for Faith of a Mustard Seed. Woods-Washington is an outstanding minister of the Gospel and excellent leader/teacher for Sunday school and Bible studies.

For more information, call 615-620-7696.

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Barbara Woods-Washington

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