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November

Goodmorning beloved of God,

Happy new week and month again!
Welcome to the first week of November, 2018 by God's divine grace before the end of the entire year 2018;

•God will Lift you.
•God will Hear you.
•God will Lead you.
•God will Help you.
•God will Light you.
•God will Guide you.
•God will Elect you.
•God will Name you.
•God will Crown you.
•God will Direct you.
•God will Locate you.
•God will Select you.
•God will Perfect you.
•God will Heal you.
•God will Favour you.
•God will Correct you.
•God will Elevate you.
•God will Rescue you.
•God will Defend you.
•God will Protect you.
•God will Change you.
•God will Liberate you.
•God will Restore you.
•God will Release you.
•God will Promote you.
•God will Position you.
•God will Support you.
•God will Connect you.
•God will Decorate you.
•God will Separate you.
•God will Celebrate you.
•God will Announce you. Amen!

TLF 💚
What a great day for us!
Feel free if it is laid in your spirit to participate by -

• Dropping off items for donations (provisions, toiletries, food stuffs, clothes, footwear,  bags, household items, mosquito nets, blankets, buckets and others)
• Donation in cash via our bank, Tina Love Foundation, current account, Guaranty Trust Bank (GTB), 0033315918
• Pray along with us for strength, good weather, safe transportation and God's grace and mercy
• Sharing ideas and advice on how we can grow from strength to strength.

TLF 💚

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