Christian Women In Action

• We experienced an amazing miracle at our Monday prayer meeting!  See below for the details!

• Our CWIA group had a wonderful time of witness, healing and comradery at our CWIA Fall 2019 Pilgrimage. See the group photo by clicking HERE.

• The prophecies from the JULY 2019 CWIA Prayer Breakfast Meeting are now available and can be found by clicking HERE.

• Our annual CWIA Catholic Conference will be held October 4-6, 2019. It will be a spectacular conference with invited speakers: Bishop Victor Tamayo, Msgr. John Brady, Fr. Keith O’Hare, Deacon Michael Waters, our own Evangelist Stella Davis, Deacon Rafael Goldsmith, and a testimony from Mrs. Martin from Columbia, South America about how she beat depression, and much much more! Click HERE for more information.

• Have You Reserved Your Hotel Room for the Conference Yet? September 16th is the last day to get the CWIA Conference discounted room rate at the Holiday Inn Alexandria - Carlyle. To reserve your room, call the hotel directly at (703) 960-2000 and mention the CWIA code: "CWI" for the lower room rate before September 16th.

• We need you! Please volunteer to be a worker at for our annual conference. Men and women. See one of our Board Members to volunteer.

A beautiful miracle happened at our prayer meeting on Monday! A man came who has had all sorts of physical ailments and pain, including three hernias in the spine. In addition, an accident occurred at his job many years ago that prevented him from working. After he and his family were prayed over, we saw him healed right before our eyes! But even more importantly, the Lord baptized him in the Holy Spirit! This same man ended up speaking in tongues for the very first time, praising God! Halleluia! Thank You Lord for your many many blessings!

My Brothers and Sisters in Christ Jesus, 

When the Bible says that God loves the world, it doesn’t mean the planet, but people. As beautiful and wonderful as the Earth is, the Lord’s purpose in creating it was to provide a habitation for humankind. His interest in humanity is demonstrated throughout the Bible. In fact, Scripture could be called the story of God and His redemption of humankind.

Since the Lord loves and cares for people, shouldn’t they be a priority for us as well? We were created for a relationship with Him and with each other. Furthermore, the Bible is filled with instructions regarding how to treat each other. To build good relationships we need to be compassionate, kind, humble, gentle, patient, forbearing, and forgiving (Col 3:12-13).

The example we are to follow is that of our Lord, Jesus Christ. He loved us enough to leave heaven, take on human form, minister to hurting and needy people, and ultimately die to pay the penalty for our sin so those who believe in Him could be forgiven and reconciled to God. Before ascending back to heaven, He told His followers to proclaim the Gospel, make disciples, and teach them to obey Him (Matt 28:19-20).

Although His command is clear, sometimes we get hung up on exactly how to do it. It seems too overwhelming, and dealing with people can be very difficult sometimes. Yet we can’t simply withdraw from others and hide away. The Church cannot function without good relationships between its members.

We also need to know how to interact with those who don’t know the Savior. Our goal should always be to help others by introducing them to Jesus Christ, or by encouraging them to grow in their relationship with Christ. In other words, we want God to use us to build people up spiritually.
So, how do we do this? Recognize the condition of the person. When Jesus interacted with people, He didn’t respond the same way to each one. For instance, Nicodemus was a religious Pharisee who needed to understand that he couldn’t work his way to heaven; therefore, Jesus explained spiritual truth to him (John 3:1-21).

Although we aren’t omniscient like Christ, and cannot know anyone else’s heart or thoughts, we do have guidance from God’s Word and His Spirit to help our interactions with people. Obviously, an unbeliever’s primary need is salvation, but sometimes we have to address a more immediate physical or material need before they listen to the Gospel.

The Lord put it in my heart to write on this subject. I have seen so many in need. If this helps one person, then my mission is complete!

Your servant in Christ,
Stella Davis

Our Prayer Breakfast in July was phonomenal and the Holy Spirit rested on us in a mighty way! Some have been calling me to provide the prayer of protection for our homes that I read. This prayer is as follows:

Dear Lord Jesus, please surround us, our families, friends and our homes with  a perimeter of Your love and protection throughout this day and night and every day - 100 yards in all directions. Lord Jesus, render any demons that are here or should try to come deaf, dumb, and blind. Strip them of all weapons, illusions, armor, powers and authorities. Disable them from communicating or interacting in any way. Bind, sever, and separate them, binding them directly to the foot of the cross, without manifestation or harm to us, or to anyone else, to be dealt with by You, Jesus, as You see it fit. May Your precious blood cover us. May the Holy Spirit fill us, and Blessed Mother, place your mantle of love and protection around us in our homes, from any event of fire, theft, vandalism, flood, storms, elements, and accidents of any sort, distress, hardship, curses, and all unwanted things. I ask all this in Your name, Jesus Christ, and through the intercession of our Blessed Mother Mary and in the power of the Holy Spirit. We call upon St. Michael, St. Joseph, St. Padre Pio, and St. John Paul II, and all the saints and angels, to pray for us. Amen.