Christian Women In Action

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

• NOTE the change in time of the January 25th and March 28th, 2020 Prayer Breakfast. It will be at 10:00am, not 9:00am.

• Got Gifts? If you have spiritual gifts and would like to use them, we need you! Let one of the Board members know. We can always find a job for you!

• 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 NOVEMBER 2019 CWIA Prayer Breakfast Meeting are now available and can be found by clicking HERE.

• If you attended our Annual Conference in October, and if you paid for your dinner on Saturday evening (October 5th, 2019) please let us know and you will get a free breakfast ticket at our November 2019 Prayer Breakfast meeting. You must let us know before November 17th as we need a breakfast count for the hotel. 

My Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ Jesus, The Peace Of The Lord Be With You All In This New Year - 2020! 

I speak about LOVE again as, this world we are in needs love more then any thing else! Among Jesus' parting words to the disciples were two of His greatest commands: “Love one another”.... (John 15:17) and, “Preach the gospel (good news) to all creation” (Mark 16:15).
Since then, it's been our duty and privilege to live out His instructions with commitment and joy until He returns.

I wonder if we realize how intertwined those two commands are. The gospel is not only an invitation to salvation and eternal life in heaven. It is an invitation to join Christ's body, here on earth. (1 Cor. 12:27) When we understand that to be a Christian is not just to have
membership in the church, but to be grafted into the worldwide family of His believers, we begin to more deeply understand our faith.

The Christian family is bound together by the blood of Jesus and the Holy Spirit. It's a single spiritual unit that lives, works, hurts, and grows together just like a physical body. (1 Cor. 12:26) Ephesians 5:30 says "We are members of His body, of His flesh, and of his bones". Since we are so interconnected, Christ's command to love one another is essential. Division and strife injure the body, but when we seek to nurture and build up, the church grows strong and healthy -- a powerful witness for the gospel and a welcoming home for new believers.

When Christians work selflessly to love each other and live for the Lord, individuals grow in Christ, find their spiritual gifting, and become all God intended them to be. So how does a unified church preach the gospel well?

First, we must help each other understand the true gospel and maintain our own faith. The Bible warns, “Do not be carried away by varied and teachings.” (Heb. 13:9)  Today
more than ever, false doctrine is a danger, and Scripture encourages us to help each other avoid it. (James 5:19:20) Furthermore, the enemy is always trying to undermine our faith,
but the inspiration of other believers can keep us strong. (1 Cor. 14:26, Col. 3:16)

Second, we motivate each other to share the gospel. Christians can remind one another of Jesus' command to proclaim forgiveness in His name to all the nations. (Luke 24:24-47)  We should also "stimulate one another to love and do good deeds.” (Heb. 10:24)  And what greater act of love is there than to tell those destined for eternal punishment of the hope found in Jesus Christ?

When we have the joy of the Lord in our hearts we want to share this Good News with others. The more Christians spend time in harmonious and supportive fellowship, the more this joy will overflow. We see it in our Monday morning prayer group, at our Prayer Breakfasts, and at our Conferences. Paul wrote to the Philippians about his sacrifice while serving the Lord, saying "I rejoice and share my joy with you...Rejoice in the same way and share your joy with me.” (Phil. 2:17-18) The joy of his fellow believers would spur him on through the difficult times as he shared the gospel.

I have given you eleven Scriptures. Lets see how many you learn! I hope and pray that you read my teachings and learn as I learn with you. Let’s look them up together and put them to work, for the glory of God. It is the Lord who puts in my heart what to write. If only just one reads this, my mission is complete.

If I haven’t seen you at our prayer breakfast, I wish you a Happy Thanksgiving, Merry Christmas, and a very Happy New Year!

In His love and with His blessings, your servant,
Stella Davis

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!

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.