Ladies fill Shirley Hills church for Covenant Care
Women from all over town filled the sanctuary of Shirley
Hills Baptist Church Thursday for a fun-filled evening.
At the eighth annual Ladies’ Night Out, Connie Carey, an
inspirational speaker and stand-up comedian from the middle Georgia area, had
more than 400 women laughing and smiling at her stories.
The event was a fundraiser for Covenant Care Services,
according to Sandra Neal, the event’s chair.
Covenant Care is a non-profit, Christian adoption and
counseling ministry. They provide adoption placement services and follow-up
counseling in the state.
Neal said, “The event is three-fold. It raises awareness of
Covenant Care, raises funds for the ministry and girls need a night out.”
She said that last year, 450 tickets were sold and the event
raised around $19,000.
Stephen Story, who is the development director for Covenant
Care, said, “It is phenomenal that so many women show up to support Covenant
Care.”
More information on Covenant Care Services can be found at
www.covenantcareadoptions.com.
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