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December 2019

On Friday, December 20th we went to the Brookhaven Rehabilitation Center in Far Rockaway. It was such a joy to give out these lap blankets and prayer shawls.

December 2017 - SPECIAL THANKS

We offer a special thanks to Mrs. Fannie Hamilton from Washington DC. And a special thank you to her mother, Mrs. Hilda Kearny, who is 90 years old and blind.
They made these lovely blankets for us. I know these blankets will be a blessing to someone.
Thank you so much.

September 2017

Our 2nd trip to Austin, Texas as guests at Wesley United Methodist Church, for WUMC Warrior Women Prayer Shawl Sunday. We went on Friday, September 15 - to Monday, September 18, 2017.
We had such a great time, the food and fellowship was fantastic! We were so Blessed! Thank you so much for the warm hospitality and allowing us to celebrate your Prayer Shawl Sunday with you. We are so full that God brought us together.

In August 2017, I presented this praying hands prayer shawl to Dr. Aisha Baron for caring for breast cancer patients. She is one of the top African American Plastic Surgeons in Atlanta. She performs breast reconstruction because she is a survivor.

Dr. Baron was diagnosed with Stage 4 Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma. Like many of her breast reconstruction patients, she knows what it's like to have the power and control over your life taken from you.

Dr. Baron is an ASPS member and board-certified plastic and reconstructive surgeon practicing at Breast Body Beauty Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery in the metro Atlanta area.

Dr. Baron was also on the nationwide hit reality television show "Atlanta Plastic" on Lifetime to share her talents as a plastic surgeon with the country.

Winter 2016

Victor, a friend of Charlene's, gave us 12 bags of yarn.

Thanks again Victor!

Summer 2016
Our group took part in this great event: "67 Blankets for Nelson Mandela Day, 2016 in Washington, DC"
To see even more photos, click on our EVENTS page.

August 2016

Here is the thank you note from The Reverend Melvin L. Tate:
I received the prayer shawl and it is my favorite color blue. Thank you very much. Never thought I'd be a recipient in need of such care as a cancer patient but He meant it for my good. All things do work together for good. I never would have made it without the love of God and the loving kindness and tender mercies of the angels ministering to me via this prayer shawl.
I love y'all. It's healing and helpful in times like these. May God bless your hands and hearts exceedingly and abundantly with His favor and grace. It is well with my soul.

September 2015
We got in contact with a group called Vitfriends - NY Chapter. Vitiligo support group. Shazaad Games, Co-Leader. They sent us these pictures of them wearing our prayer shawls.

June 2015
We sent these 16 prayer shawls to families of the victims that were killed in the Emanuel AME Church in South Carolina.

December 2014
We gave out 58 prayer shawls at Rochdale Village Senior Center. So many happy recipients.
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October 2014
We made these pink Prayer Shawls for Sisters Network Inc.
(A National African American Breast Cancer Survivorship Organization) and support group.
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