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Women’s conference set for April 5 at Greensboro Baptist

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A free women’s conference at Greensboro Baptist Church will be held on April 5 from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. The overall theme is Finding Joy in your everyday life. The keynote Christian pro-life speaker will be Sara Bible.

Additional speakers include First Lady Zinna Wiggins of New Hope Missionary Baptist Church, Jessica Files of Turning Point, Daphne Boswell who is a business owner with Mary Kay, Regina Washburn who is director of WMU at GBC, Karsyn Roye who recently traveled to Africa on a mission trip, and Stephanie Gaither who is director of Praise and Worship at Christian Valley Baptist Church.

All women are invited to attend this community event. Lunch and childcare will be provided. Please RSVP by telephone to 334-624-4343 by April 1.

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