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WOMEN'S MINISTRIES
Women building the altars of prayer within their homes
This website provides a safe space for women and girls to be supported, interact, spiritually grow,
attain better well-being, fellowship, feel loved, and have fun. Our services and programs cover a
broader spectrum, including health, legal, social, career, financial, spiritual and general well-being of
women and girls of all statuses, religious affiliations and backgrounds.
I welcome you to be a part of this supportive and caring community of women supporting fellow
women to make a difference.
Miss Anastasia Ross
DIRECTOR WOMEN'S MINISTRIES
SOUTH ENGLAND CONFERENCE (UK)
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SEC Women's Ministries is here to support, guide, inspire and empower women to embrace their walk in Christ and the Christian journey. Developing a strong belief in the spoken word of God and the Bible lays a positive foundation for Christian living. Each day there is always something to draw you closer and grow a personal relationship with God the Father, Jesus his Son and the Holy Spirit. The SEC Women's Ministries is here to support women as they navigate and encounter Christ in their daily living.
This is your Women's Ministries department you have to be a part of it to gain the best from it. Share, take part in programmes, the activities and fellowship so you can recieve an enhanced Spiritual experience. Remember you are not alone and Women's ministries is here to support you.
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Featured Testimonies
Read & Listen to Lois and Rachel's testimonies about how God does great things in our lives and always protects us!
Lois Peynado is a member of the
Peterborough Central SDA Church
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Today is my 46th birthday! Three weeks plus ago I was admitted to hospital with Covid 19 as I was breathless and unable to maintain my oxygen levels in my blood. I was strapped to a CPAP machine which did the majority of my breathing for me. The Dr came and had a conversation about the fact that I could well die and what my thoughts were about resuscitation. I remember thinking that if I died, my then 2 week old granddaughter would have no memory of me. And I had things to do. I decided I wanted no more negative talk around me. If I was to die, I wanted even that to be positive somehow. I listened to Donald Lawrence's "I speak life" and I prayed.
My family prayed and an army of people around the world prayed for me. I want to testify to the goodness and mercy of God. I am here where others are not. I have a blood clot on my lung but it is being treated. I am breathing without a machine and I am alive to go and make more memories with my family.
I am so grateful that I have made it to 46. I am so grateful to have life. I am so grateful for my darling husband and my amazing children who prayed and mobilized a prayer army. I am so grateful to my extended family, my church family, my friends who prayed, sent me messages of positivity, love and well wishes.
I am so grateful for the many NHS staff, some whose faces and names I didn't get who have cared for me and helped keep me alive. I am so grateful for the NHS.
Lastly but but leastly, I am so grateful to God for sparing my life, giving me more time. I know not everyone is so fortunate. I thank Him for new mercies this morning and for life.
#grateful
Rachel Johnson is a member of the London Asian SDA Church
'God is within her, she will not fall;
God will help her at break of day.'
Psalm 46:5
