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Piggly Wiggly Prayer Meeting

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By Babbie Mason
| Outreach Magazine
One day, I was standing in the checkout lane at the local Piggly Wiggly grocery store. (Yes. The Piggly Wiggly is not just a grocery store featured in movies about the South. That’s the name of a real chain of grocery stores. We have a Piggly Wiggly in the small Georgia farm community where we live.) I was waiting my turn to pay for my groceries when a familiar song on the store’s sound system caught my ear. Not one to miss an opportunity to encourage myself, I softly hummed along.
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Babbie Mason

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By Babbie Mason
| Outreach Magazine
Each One Reach One Esther Press, 2024 By Babbie Mason WHO: Babbie Mason, a two-time Dove Award-winning recording artist and songwriter. She also is the host of Babbie’s House and has written numerous books and Bible studies. SHE SAYS: “Your personal God-story is a love story that is unique to you.” THE BIG IDEA: This interactive book, with free streaming access to videos, encourages women to share their testimony with confidence and approach evangelism with enthusiasm.
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When It Comes to Grief and Crisis, Jesus Has 'Been There, Done That'

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By Babbie Mason, Tom Sileo, Amy Hall, Alan Shlemon
| The Stream
As Jesus was approaching the city of Nain, He met a funeral procession. Most of us have experienced the loss of a loved one, and it’s a sad affair. Here in the South, when a funeral procession is approaching on the street, all the drivers on the road pull over to the side to allow the procession to pass by uninterrupted out of respect for the dead. In that moment, everyone can feel the weight of pain and discouragement for the families and friends who have lost a loved one.
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