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Nevertheless She Preached 2018
Organized by Natalie Webb
American Apparel USA-Made Jersey T-shirt
- Sizes YS - XXXL
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About this campaign
Our goal is to support and empower women in ministry with these amazing and original t-shirts, designed by artist and preacher, Heather Mooney! All proceeds will support this year's "Nevertheless, She Preached" event (our second annual celebration happening Sept 23-25 in Waco, TX). Our grassroots events provide opportunities for women to stand together to celebrate our voices and the call of God on our lives.
Learn more at our website: https://www.neverthelessshepreached.com
Register for the conference: https://neverthelessshepreached2018.eventbrite.com
Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/neverthelessshepreached
We are grateful to Covenant Baptist Church, Natalie's congregation, for being our fiscal agent for the 2018 conference. All funds will go directly to the NSP budget item at Covenant and will be used for speaker travel, honoraria, venue fees, welcome packets, and other conference needs. :)
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I know it's important to empower women clergy, women in ministry, and women in general. This is a small way I can help do that.
Great t-shirt! Good cause! I will wear it proudly as a woman preacher.
Because all who are called and equipped by the Holy Spirit to preach and teach should be able to freely do so
Because “"'In the last days, God says, I will pour out my Spirit on all people. Your sons and daughters will prophesy...”
We need preachers to reflect the world around us...and there are not just men in this world! Also I live in a mostly hyper masculine community...I love wearing my shirt and making people think :D
At the moment my denomination is debating [!!] whether women are equal and which expressions of discrimination we favor . . . * sigh *