Mini Devotions Meaningful Moments With God
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Take time to reflect on God’s goodness when you read the devotions in the Meaningful Moments with God Mini Devotional and experience the blessing of time spent in His presence.
The teal cover of the mini devotional is decorated with luscious red and orange flowers. The title is presented in the middle of the front cover in white lettering.
Meaningful Moments with God
The interior of the book is printed in a dusty teal font. A presentation page at the front can be personalized when the mini devotional is given as a gift. This page features teal floral corner designs that are repeated on the interior pages.
With 180 short and insightful devotions that invite you to grab a cup and settle in to spend some quiet time with God, this little devotional will become your go-to morning devo. Topics include God’s love for you, His endless grace, and much more.
The Meaningful Moments with God Mini Devotional is small enough to fit in a handbag or backpack and makes an excellent stocking stuffer for Christmas. Give the Meaningful Moments with God Mini Devotional to the women in your small group or Bible study as an economical Christmas gift.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780638000511
ISBN10: 0638000513
Compiled by: Christian Art Gifts
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: January 2024
Publisher: Christian Art Gifts
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