Exciting News! Scott Pauley

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We are thrilled at the number of preachers and their wives who have made plans to join us next week in Hickory, NC. This gathering has been designed to encourage and strengthen God’s servants. Please help us pray for the good hand of God on every person who is coming and each meeting that will be conducted.

Attached you will find a full schedule of sessions. For more information or to register visit thepreachersrest.com. To make a tax-deductible gift in support of the meeting go to enjoyingthejourney.org/invest.

I look forward to sharing news from the meeting in just a few days. Thank you for your support and prayers!


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  1. Tammy Mann Skaggs on August 29, 2018 at 2:21 PM

    My heart smiled looking at the great teaching you guys will get to soak up. It will be wonderful I am sure! Praying for a time of rest and encouragement for all.

    • Scott Pauley on September 3, 2018 at 3:48 PM

      Thank you so very much. We appreciate your support and prayers!

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