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It’s here~ Autumn 2011 Praise and Coffee Magazine

Sep 30, 2011
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You can click on the cover to read!

And if you would like to be among the first to be notified (they got an email yesterday!) when new issues come out, sign up here: free subscription

I hope you like it. Happy Autumn!

And just to remind you that Thursday, October 6, 2011 at 11:00 AM EST We will host our first ever Praise and Coffee Radio Show ~”Conversations”

Our first topic is “Starting a Praise and Coffee Night in Your Community”

Whether or not you want to do that…stop in and say hello on the chat. It’s super easy and we’d love to hear from you.

Oh did I mention that Melissa Mashburn from Florida and Ronel Sidney from San Diego will be here- in my house. In my living room ya’ll!

It may be completely obnoxious with no real information given, but I’m pretty sure it will be fun! Click here on Thursday at 11:00 AM EST: Blog Talk Radio Show

Have a wonderful weekend. You are loved!

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Reading about the launch of the Autumn 2011 issue instantly took me back to that crisp October morning three years ago when I stumbled into a tiny downtown coffee shop that smelled of fresh beans and old paper. I was flipping through a stack of local magazines when a glossy cover caught my eye—vibrant leaves, warm tones, and a headline about “Seasonal Inspirations.” I bought the copy on a whim, settled into a corner booth, and spent the next hour sipping a latte while the article on community art projects sparked a conversation with the barista about a mural we later helped paint together https://www.cqu.edu.au/ That serendipitous blend of coffee and reading has become my unofficial ritual every fall, and…


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