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NewsFebruary 28, 2022
18th Annual Cape First Ladies Event hosts Tebow for Tea
On Feb. 25, Cape First held its 18th Annual Ladies Tea Party event at the church's Silver Springs location. The event included food and tea, music performance by singer/songwriter Stephanie Haavik and a speech from Pam Tebow.
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Cape First's auditorium was filled with tables topped with decorations, desserts and fruit as attendees of the ladies event began to make their way inside. Prior to the event, ladies could book seats at the tables, an entire table or seats in the risers were also available.
Cape First's auditorium was filled with tables topped with decorations, desserts and fruit as attendees of the ladies event began to make their way inside. Prior to the event, ladies could book seats at the tables, an entire table or seats in the risers were also available.
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Ladies who attended the event could capture the evening in a photo in multiple locations at Cape First Church.
Ladies who attended the event could capture the evening in a photo in multiple locations at Cape First Church.
Multiple organizations set up booths in the gymnasium at Cape First for ladies to make purchases or learn about different products. Along with organizations like Mary Kay and Kingdom Health and Wellness, decorative items were available for purchase.
Multiple organizations set up booths in the gymnasium at Cape First for ladies to make purchases or learn about different products. Along with organizations like Mary Kay and Kingdom Health and Wellness, decorative items were available for purchase.
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Christian singer/songwriter Stephanie Haavik entertained the audience with her renditions of the songs 'Holy Water' and 'Letting Go'.
Christian singer/songwriter Stephanie Haavik entertained the audience with her renditions of the songs 'Holy Water' and 'Letting Go'.
Pam Tebow's message to the ladies who attended the event, was the significant amount of influence women can have on the people around them and their children. She said it is important for women to have a positive influence because it can cause a ripple effect moving forward.
Pam Tebow's message to the ladies who attended the event, was the significant amount of influence women can have on the people around them and their children. She said it is important for women to have a positive influence because it can cause a ripple effect moving forward.
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On Feb. 25, Cape First held its 18th Annual Ladies Tea Party event at the church's Silver Springs location. The event included food and tea, music performance by singer/songwriter Stephanie Haavik and a speech from Pam Tebow.

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