You were never meant to heal alone.

The SAVED Sisterhood is the safe space you’ve been longing for—where faith meets real talk, where testimonies are sacred, and where no woman is shamed for her past or silenced in her pain.

This isn’t a club.
This isn’t a clique.
This is a community.
A Platform, not a stage—where every voice matters, and every story is welcome.

Here, we:

  • Pray together in power—not performance.

  • Share our journeys without filters or fear.

  • Uplift one another with scripture, truth, and love.

  • Make room for women who are grieving, growing, or just getting by.

  • Stand in the gap for each other when life hits hard.

Whether you join us virtually or in person, whether you’re outspoken or soft-spoken, broken or rebuilding—you belong here.

This is Sisterhood. This is the Circle. This is NeverthelessSAVED.

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Dear Sister 7 Day Devotional Printable

FRIDAYS LIVE IN THE GAP

Women in the Bible Series for ‘Friday in the Gap’ Gatherings
A 6-Week Series Centered on Healing, Identity, and God’s Restorative Power for Women

Testimony invitation from attendees (if comfortable)

WEEK 1: The Woman with the Issue of Blood – Mark 5:25–34

Theme: Reach Anyway
Focus: Chronic suffering, social rejection, silent faith
Key Message: She was bleeding for 12 years, isolated, and considered unclean—but she still reached for Jesus. He didn’t shame her; He called her daughter.
Takeaway: Your suffering doesn’t disqualify you from healing. You don’t need permission to reach.
Reflection: What pain have you learned to hide? Where is God inviting you to reach for Him again?

WEEK 2: The Samaritan Woman at the Well – John 4:4–30

Theme: He Sees All, Still Chooses You
Focus: Identity, shame, relational trauma
Key Message: Jesus met her in her daily routine and broke every social rule to speak life into her. She had five husbands—but He saw her future, not her past.
Takeaway: You are not too broken to be used by God. You are seen and called.
Reflection: If Jesus sat with you today, what would He reveal that you’ve buried?

WEEK 3: Hagar – Genesis 16:7–14

Theme: God Sees Me
Focus: Rejection, single motherhood, wilderness seasons
Key Message: Hagar was a servant, a mother, and mistreated—but God met her in the desert and named Himself “El Roi”—the God who sees.
Takeaway: Even when others push you away, God draws near.
Reflection: Where in your life do you feel unseen? How does knowing God sees you change that?

WEEK 4: The Sinful Woman Who Anointed Jesus – Luke 7:36–50

Theme: Forgiven and Free
Focus: Shame, reputation, worth
Key Message: She poured out her love in front of people who judged her, but Jesus honored her faith and forgave her publicly.
Takeaway: Your past is not your identity. Forgiveness restores your value.
Reflection: What do you need to pour out at Jesus’ feet?

WEEK 5: Deborah – Judges 4:4–10

Theme: Called to Lead
Focus: Courage, spiritual leadership, identity
Key Message: Deborah was a prophet, judge, and warrior. God trusted her with influence and authority, and she led with wisdom.
Takeaway: God can raise up any woman—no title or background can limit Him.
Reflection: What leadership has God placed in your hands that fear tries to silence?

WEEK 6: Mary Magdalene – John 20:11–18

Theme: From Darkness to First Witness
Focus: Deliverance, devotion, identity transformation
Key Message: Once delivered from 7 demons, Mary Magdalene became the first witness of the resurrection. She didn’t just get healed—she got called.
Takeaway: God rewrites stories. The one who was bound can become the one who proclaims.
Reflection: What would it look like to tell your story as proof of God’s power?