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Spring 2013 Praise and Coffee Magazine is here!

Apr 10, 2013
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Thank you to so many amazing women (and one man) who grace the pages of this issue!


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We do not have print subsciptions available yet but you can order the magazines individually here:


Praise and Coffee: Praise and Coffee Spring 2013

Connecting women to encourage each other and inspiring them to draw closer to God.

And for all of you wonderful Pinners, here are some Pins for you to share! Also available on my Pinterest page:


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fashion

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marriage

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underlying anger

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Reading about the Spring 2013 Praise and Coffee Magazine instantly took me back to the rainy Saturday morning in April when I stumbled upon a dusty copy of the 2012 issue at my aunt’s attic. I remember cracking it open, the scent of fresh coffee mingling with the paper’s faint perfume, and getting lost in the heartfelt testimonies and the bold, earthy photography that seemed to capture the season’s promise https://www.abc.net.au/news/ That moment sparked my own habit of pairing a freshly brewed pour‑over with a quiet read each spring, a ritual I still cherish. Seeing the new edition announced makes me wonder how the stories have evolved—whether the same warm, uplifting tone remains or if they’ve taken a fresh editorial…


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