May 1 Editors Message

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Sharon Campbell-Danvers, Shepherdess, Founder and Manager, Cayman Islands Conference 

Corry Chambers, Shepherdess, Assistant Manager, Women's Ministries Leader, Cayman Islands Conference 


What began as a simple task laid on my heart by the Holy Spirit has grown into something truly impactful. The numerous testimonials have demonstrated how powerfully God has used this devotional to bless lives and prepare women for His Kingdom.

Initially, I told God this devotional would only be for January 2025. Then I felt moved to extend it for another month and thought, *“This is it.”* But God has a funny way of showing up and rewriting our plans with purpose.

He brought Sis Corry Chambers into my life—someone who carries the same passion and heart for this mission. Together, we journeyed through Phase 3 of the project, and it has been such a joy to collaborate with her. Through this ministry, I have come to call her "Odean"— the name of my best friend. This reflects how deeply this calling has aligned our dreams and strengthened our sisterhood.

We remain open to God’s leading and are excited for where He will take this project next. As you read, we pray that your life will be transformed. Don’t keep it to yourself—share the daily readings with a friend, a family member, or on your social platforms.

Be blessed, and let God continue His good work in you!

Thank you for being a part of the Daughters Arise Ministry. Email for bookings @kingsdaughters035@gmail.com. 

Comments

  1. Mackypryce30 April 2025 at 08:47

    Thanks for allowing the Lord to use you ladies. I have been blessed tremendously by this ministry! As I read your message, I was praying that there was an announcement therein to continue for another 3 months! I pray the Holy Spirit will empower you both for the next Phase soon. Blessings!

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