April Newsletter

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NAACUS WOMEN'S MINISTRY: NEWSLETTER 

APRIL 2021

*NAACUS Women's Ministry Community Health Forum/Retreat event- Thank You message from

 Mrs Sally Stoval Naacus President 

To sum up, the event was awesome!!👌🏾. Oh my goodness! We have so much talent in our community, 

so let's continue to collaborate and utilize our resources. Our panelists did an amazing job telling us all we need to

 know about COVID-19 Vaccines and more. If you missed it, you missed a great event. Thank you Women's 

Ministry. Kudos goes to our own sister Princess for her leadership and all the hard work. Special thanks to our 

keynote speaker, a deputy director with FDA, Dr. Nina Mezu Nwaba and the other Members of the panel. 

The retreat talk on the “Cross and True discipleship” was inspiring.

We had a great turnout both on Zoom and Facebook. All those who were able to join us or helped in 

any way spreading the word regarding this Community Health Forum and Lenten Retreat, I sincerely thank you.

 The feedback regarding the event is all positive and more people are hearing more about NAACUS.

 Like Fr. Patrick Etuk told us during the Retreat session, we need all hands on deck to continue to move 

NAACUS forward. Once again, thank you all so much for supporting NAACUS ❤

NAACUS: Together with Christ 🙏🏿

 

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Naacus Women Ministry

Monthly Teleconference Prayer Meeting

Join us on

Friday, April 30th 2021 Time: 9 pm Eastern Time Conference line:  via zoom

Email your prayer request & testimonies to naacuswm@gmail.com

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