Pink Saturday
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Last night I had a coffee/ tea dessert for 14...
it was a delightful time...
Because I knew that this event was coming I decided to keep a few of the Christmas lights in place.... today I will remove the hutch lights , But I generally keep the mantle and small tree lights for a while...
I could only get 10 around the table so I had to set up a few chairs in other strategic places
One friend was bringing a delectable apricot pie and another a decadent chocolate turtle pie! YUMMY!
For the most part I used my Syracuse, Portland china and Joan of Arc tableware...
Just for our occasion I created this wonderful centerpiece...
It shows the Lion Of Judah surrounded by the spiritual warriors of prayer displaying the weapons of their warfare ... and the cross because it is by Christ's death on the cross that we have access to the Father and are seated in heaven along with Him...
Our group of dear friends and prayer partners gathered to discuss our upcoming prayer events we have planned... we have been purposing to pray for true revival in our fair city....So far we have held 3 ecuemenical prayer events in 3 different locations..a nd this upcoming event we are taking our event across town to broaden the scope of the Church universal in our communities... our focus is to pray against decline in our nation.... and in by so doing we might ignite the fire of revival in God's church in this city....but mainly, we are following and obeying the work of the Holy Spirit.
Last night I had a coffee/ tea dessert for 14...
it was a delightful time...
Because I knew that this event was coming I decided to keep a few of the Christmas lights in place.... today I will remove the hutch lights , But I generally keep the mantle and small tree lights for a while...
I could only get 10 around the table so I had to set up a few chairs in other strategic places
One friend was bringing a delectable apricot pie and another a decadent chocolate turtle pie! YUMMY!
I had my tea caddy loaded with all kinds of wonderful English teas as well as herbals..
For the most part I used my Syracuse, Portland china and Joan of Arc tableware...
Just for our occasion I created this wonderful centerpiece...
Our group of dear friends and prayer partners gathered to discuss our upcoming prayer events we have planned... we have been purposing to pray for true revival in our fair city....So far we have held 3 ecuemenical prayer events in 3 different locations..a nd this upcoming event we are taking our event across town to broaden the scope of the Church universal in our communities... our focus is to pray against decline in our nation.... and in by so doing we might ignite the fire of revival in God's church in this city....but mainly, we are following and obeying the work of the Holy Spirit.
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Friends Sharing Tea @ Bernideen's Tea Time Blog
Open House Friday @Bernideen's Tea Time Blog









Looks so inviting and your centerpiece is inspired. thanks for sharing ... we are praying for the same things.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great success - I am sure they loved it! Thanks for linking to Open House!
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful your table looks and your centerpiece is so meaningful and creative. Your lucky guests must have had a wonderful time. Your prayers are so worthwhile and I believe in prayer. A beautiful and inspiring evening for one and all.
ReplyDeletexo Jeanne
That centerpiece is quite unique and inspiring as well as inspired, as Francie said. Great post. The china reminds me of dishes my grandmothers had. I had a few of them for a short while. Sure did like them. I doubt they were china - but they might have been.
ReplyDeletePrayer warriors. Amen.
Happy Pink Saturday! Jenn
Your home is beautifully decorated. I like your china and your tea caddy. Praying together is so powerful, for He said that where two or more or gathered in His name, He will be there.
ReplyDeleteBlessings, Beth
Hi Schotzy,
ReplyDeleteyour home looks so beautiful and the tea setting is very inviting. I am sure, verybody was delighted with this tea. Thank you for sharing this wonderful tea time.
Best greetings, Johanna
Hello Schotzy,
ReplyDeleteWhat an inviting table! Your china is so pretty and I like your centerpiece. I hope your prayer meetings bring about a great harvest and His sweet Spirit will sweep across your nation and ours. We do need revival! Thank you for coming to tea and have a wonderful new week.
Blessings,
Sandi
Such a wonderful centerpiece, I love how thoughtful it is . Thanks for joining TTT. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteHi: Your table is stunning. I love the center piece. I wonder if you would mind praying for my husband, he is very ill. Thank you so much, Martha
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful table you've set! The pies sound delicious! And what a great thing to pray for... Sending Blessings your way! sandy :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a blessing to host such a group! Your tablesetting is lovely. I am sure everyone felt welcome.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Terri