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John 4:30

One woman's testimony moved a whole town. She was the most unlikely evangelist — yet God used her. She simply said what she knew, and people came.

Memory phrase: One story brought a whole town to Jesus.

Talk about it: Just one woman's story brought a whole town out to see Jesus. What does that tell you about the power of one person sharing their experience?

Prayer: God, use my story to bring others to You — just like You used hers.

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