"The Impossible Challenge" J. Domino December 27, 2020 by New Hope Community Church

"Impossible" Series

"impossible Series"

"Impossible" Series

The phrase and hashtag “Asking for a friend” is used in sarcasm after asking an embarrassing question, indicating that it’s so awkward it must be asked under the guise of a helpful friend. This discussion group was born out of a desire to talk openly about things that are often considered taboo or stay hidden in general, but especially in churches. Statistics show that the issues we will cover affect women within the church as much as those who do not consider themselves church-goers so let’s talk about them!

"Impossible" Series

The phrase and hashtag “Asking for a friend” is used in sarcasm after asking an embarrassing question, indicating that it’s so awkward it must be asked under the guise of a helpful friend. This discussion group was born out of a desire to talk openly about things that are often considered taboo or stay hidden in general, but especially in churches. Statistics show that the issues we will cover affect women within the church as much as those who do not consider themselves church-goers so let’s talk about them!

"Well(th)" Series

The phrase and hashtag “Asking for a friend” is used in sarcasm after asking an embarrassing question, indicating that it’s so awkward it must be asked under the guise of a helpful friend. This discussion group was born out of a desire to talk openly about things that are often considered taboo or stay hidden in general, but especially in churches. Statistics show that the issues we will cover affect women within the church as much as those who do not consider themselves church-goers so let’s talk about them!

The phrase and hashtag “Asking for a friend” is used in sarcasm after asking an embarrassing question, indicating that it’s so awkward it must be asked under the guise of a helpful friend. This discussion group was born out of a desire to talk openly about things that are often considered taboo or stay hidden in general, but especially in churches. Statistics show that the issues we will cover affect women within the church as much as those who do not consider themselves church-goers so let’s talk about them!