Jacque Watkins

finding grace through the mud

(in)couraged to mend :: Join us??

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(In)Courage is a captivating online community, longing to connect women beyond the blog post, not only in real life, but online as well. And we’re so excited to be partnering with them once more as incouragers!

Last session we walked through Lysa TerKeurst’s book, Unglued, as we learned to make wise choices in the midst of our raw emotions. We interacted with one another on Facebook and even hosted a few link-ups for fun. And we’ve been eagerly anticipating this new session, which begins today and runs through April 27!

I’m joining my dear friends, Tracie and Denise, as we walk together through these next few weeks, into the wholeness God has for each one of us. And we can’t wait to  (in)courage you!

We are women who have walked and lived through broken places. And because of those valleys we’ve seen God’s redemptive power, love, mercy, and grace move through our lives. We’ve experienced healing, freedom, and forgiveness … and we want you to experience it too.

We’d love to have you join us in discovering the glory God intended for each and every one of us as we dive into the hope He has for us, and into relationship with each other!

This session we’ve chosen to study Angie Smith’s latest book, Mended: Pieces of a Life Made Whole.

Listen in close, as Angie shares a bit about the heart of her book…

(If you’re reading via email or RSS feed click here for video)

“We’re never too broken to be mended!”

~Angie Smith

Tracie, Denise and I will take turns posting reflections on our blogs each Thursday. Also, we’ll share with you at our private Facebook page, incouraged to mend, and host link-ups for  you to share too. If you have pieces of your life you’d like to see made whole, we’d be honored to have you join us each week!

Here’s what we’ll be discussing, as well as what you can expect: 

February 21 – Intro to Book :: Jacque

February 28 – Chapters 1-4 :: Denise

March 7 – Chapters 5-8 :: Tracie

March 14 – Chapters 9-12 :: Denise

March 21 – Chapters 13-16 :: Jacque

March 28 – Chapters 17-19 :: Tracie

April 4 – Chapters 20-22 :: Jacque

April 11 – Chapters 23-25 :: Denise

April 18 – Chapters 26-28 :: Tracie

April 25 – Chapters 29-31 :: Concluding Thoughts

We’d love for you join us!

And how will we connect? Easily!!

You can participate and connect by…

Reading the book Mended: Pieces of a Life Made Whole, by Angie Smith

Joining us each week for a summary post, hosted at one of our blogs

Connecting over at our private Facebook page, incouraged to mend 

And on Twitter or Instagram, using the hashtag #bemended

Don’t forget, we’ll also be hosting a link-up each week as a way for each one of you to share your thoughts, interact with, and visit one another!

To join our private Facebook community, follow this link→ incouraged to mend

You can also find us on Twitter or Instagram…

Denise J. Hughes @denisejhughes

Jacque Watkins @jacque_watkins

Tracie Stier Johnson @tmstier

Lastly, because we’re so excited about this book and can’t wait to (in)courage you through it,

we’re having a fun giveaway today!

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Here’s all the giveaway details:

{What?}

We are giving away one gift set: a copy of Angie Smith’s book Mended: Pieces of a Life Made Whole and a Dream Dayspring tote bag!

{How?}

~ Leave a comment below {any ol’ comment}

~ Tweet the giveaway {but come back & leave a comment} And below is a prewritten tweet! Easy Peasy!!

Join #incouragers @denisejhughes @jacque_watkins @tmstier & win a copy of Mended, by @angiesmith19 ←Click to Tweet

~ Facebook the giveaway {but come back & leave a comment}

~ Blog the giveaway {but come back and leave a comment}

{When?}

Now through Friday, February 15 – midnight {EST}

One winner will be selected via random.org, and will be announced on Twitter and our incouraged to mend Facebook page.

We look forward to seeing how God moves us, grows us, heals us and mends us through this study, into women who are more whole … and we can’t wait to connect with you all!

Have you ever walked through brokenness?

What are you most looking forward to this session?

 

 

Related posts:

Mended :: Chapters 5-8 {Week 3} Mended :: When All We Have to Do is Surrender {Week 8} Mended :: May We Surrender in Our Grief {Week 9}
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Comments

  12. Dolores Burnett says

    I always peek back in on these ‘incouraging’ emails. Really enjoy the inspiration they offer, beautiful verses and you share that no matter what, God walks with us through it all. And I tweeted too! Haha 🙂

  22. Kim Mills says

    Please add me to the group. On Facebook I am Kimberly Shields Mills. Already have the book and am looking forward to getting started!

  23. Jackie Fries-Epstein says

    this sounds like a great book and Im excited to read it and join …please add me to the facebook page as well! I sent a request under my name to join thank you!!!
    p.s. I saw Angie speak at a dot.mom event in birmingham! 🙂

  24. Laura K says

    I am familiar with brokenness and would love to join your group! I know God is faithful but it seems that when women bond together in unity, His grace washes over us and brings us closer to wholeness, much easier than by ourselves! Bless you for incouraging others…looking forward to healing and wholeness. Now I just need to read the book. 🙂

  29. Robyn Adams says

    I tweeted, shared on FB and my blog is down ;0( But I will post as soon as its up. Hi Angie!!! I have followed your blog for a long time,, what a inspiration you are through everything you’ve been through!!! And I love your husband’s group…..Selah!!!

  39. Lisa says

    Love Angie’s other books and can’t wait to read this one. I’m excited to be a part of this group too! Looking forward to connecting with everyone.

  44. Angie May Burden says

    I’ve been fighting a battle for the last 5 yrs its truly been hard. I do know that I’m stronger than what I was and looking forward to the day when I can look back at this situation as a growing & learning process 🙂

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