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“God’s plan for our lives is always greater than we imagine for ourselves. In fact, if it does not intimidate us, it probably insults God. He dreams big for us and then gives us all we need to accomplish it!”– Dr. Debbie Lanier.  Stop for a moment. Put down your Blackberry, your iPhone, your “to-do” list,your grocery list and just listen. Can you hear that? It’s the voice of your inner heart that holds all your dreams, wishes and soon-to-be fulfilled miracles. Do you remember what youwished for when you were a child, teenager, college graduate, new wife or husband, new mother or maybe even right now?  What if you could put all your prayers in a bowl and see the life you’re living change instantly? On October 7th, Forsyth Woman and Forsyth Family magazines invites people of all ages from across the Triad to attend the first annual “Prayers in a Bowl Project” at the Millennium Center for an evening of good food, grandmothers and grace. Guest speakers will be Mary Martin Niepold, founder of  The Nyanya Project, and Dr. DebbieLanier of Hope Community Church. “This evening is about something bigger than ourselves,” said Laura Ward, co-organizer of the “Prayers in a Bowl Project.”  “Learning how to attract greatness into our lives is somethingeveryone is capable of whether they know it or not. Tappinginto that greatness at any age and celebrating the power ofmiracles is at the very heartbeat of this event.”

Read more on page 28 in the September Issue. Download PDF here