Global Maiden Prayer Conference to Hold in Abuja

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Sisterhood Africa has announce the date for its Global Maiden Prayer Conference to transform lives.

In a release by the organization, the conference is scheduled to hold at Merry Makers Event Center Wuse 2, Abuja, Nigeria between April 6-7Th 2018. ''This is not a usual Conference, Expect the unusual, as no Prayer request will escape the sword...

''There will be something for everyone. The Married, Single, Divorced, Widow''. The organization said, adding that special Session for those believing God for fruit of the womb among other challenges.



To register please visit
http://www.nonnieroberson.com/conference/register

Those requiring letter of invitation from outside Nigeria or any other assistance kindly email conference@sisterhoodglobal.com

For more Inquiries call
+234 817 268 2452
+234 814 386 6021
+234 813 533 5891

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