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Yada Yada Prayer Group series follows interconnected women bonding through faith, facing personal and communal challenges while deepening spiritual growth within their prayer circle, blending heartfelt drama with inspirational themes.
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Four Babies and a Billion Dollar Lie
“Pretty’s right. Now hurry up before you all make us late.”
When she turned around, four identical pairs of eyes, two sets of boys, two sets of girls were staring at her expectantly.
“What?” she asked, confused.
Beauty pointed. “You didn’t pray yet.”
Ayisha blinked, touched by their discipline. “Oh… you’re right.”
She set the spatula down and joined hands with them around the counter. “Alright, let’s pray for a beautiful day.”
Their little voices rose in unison, their innocence filling the big, echoing kitchen. Ayisha’s throat tightened as she whispered the final amen.
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Sacrificed to the Alpha
“Oh Lady of Hope! Oh Ruler of Stars! Oh Queen of the Moon! We put our faith in you, we believe in you, we celebrate you!”
The prayer ended and I was left in awe. I could have clapped my hands if it wasn’t locked with Tyler’s.
“You may now sit down,” said Jane.
I sat in the flowery chair beside Tyler, who is on my left and I am on his right.
The High Priestess Jane has muttered more words, mostly pertaining to their belief from the Book of Moons. I was left listening and the twenty-minutes preach almost sent me to a slumber if it wasn’t for Tyler’s presence—his scent sending me in a garden of serenity.
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Senior Year
The things going in on in ss3 class ehn!
My mouth cannot say it.
And those two human beings are fully part of it.
The girls in my hall had woken up and greeted the matron and now it was time for morning prayers.
"Mama Benue. Lead us in today's prayer." She was talking to Yuadoo. She's a Benue girl. Mrs Ola couldn't pronounce her name so she just gave her mama Benue.
Yuadoo is a really good singer. I could kill for her voice. I always tell her that. She led us in a wonderful praise and worship session, then she led us in prayers. Once she was done, the matron gave us a short morning sermon.
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Since Then, It’s Already You
Sky said and they both went out from the room.
"Ok, guys, let's eat!" Yara said after placing the food and drinks on the table with the help of Olivia and Emma. Everyone gathered in front of the table. "Dream, lead the prayer." Yara said and Dream nodded. "God, we thank you for this food. For rest and home and all things good. For wind and rain and sun above. But most of all, for those we love. Amen!" Dream prayed. "Happy eating everyone." Kenzo said and all of them started to eat.
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Legally His
I say then give it a baby kiss.
We then continue to eat and talk about everything worth talking about.
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"Today's theme of the day is, who are we to judge one another?" Miss Katy says as we sit in a circle. The service for the day ended and we have gathered up for our youth engage. This is a young female group thing we do after church and we talk about everything.
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Friends with benefits
She kept looking outside, hoping that Megan would arrive, and at the agreed time, the lecture began.
Marco led, introducing himself:
"Hello everyone, I'm Marco, and I'm an alcoholic."
"Hello, Marco!" Everyone said at the same time.
"We always start our meetings, lecture, therapy, or meeting, with a brief prayer called the Serenity Prayer, and after that, we will begin, okay?" And saying that, everyone prayed with him, a prayer that Clara could follow on a chalkboard attached to a tripod next to Marco:
"God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change,
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Unholy Alliance: True love and Sacrifice
Nicholas opened her eyes and saw her child frightened
“Ada sit down, we are praying for you, okay?” Mrs. Nicholas said but Ada wasn’t comfortable
“Leave her alone, the prayers are disturbing the demons, pray” Pastor Ayo said then continued speaking in tongues, Ada made a crying face and soon began to cry, she felt alone and vulnerable in their midst, Mrs. Nicholas couldn’t concentrate because the cry of her child worried her
“Mummy” Ada cried then moved towards her mother but brother Thomas held her and pulled her back to the mat and she cried even more as she stood there; Pastor Ayo noticed Mrs. Nicholas was distracted by the crying child
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The Alpha's Cure
Dawn must be their leader because they looked for her to answer everything they asked.
Nothing spectacular happened. It seemed more or less like a women's fellowship. The meeting ended at midnight. Then we held hands, and Dawn asked, "Ajay, will you lead us out in prayer?"
With a quizzical brow, I ask, "Me? I don't know how to pray."
"There's no specific way to pray. Whatever you feel compelled to say, say it. That's all prayer is."
Shrugged, I answer, "Sorry, but I'm not compelled to say anything."
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Goddess Diaries {Mystic Realms 2}
Ally was referring to her mom.
Her group session was called Honories: Group Creative Coping. It was run by Ally, and often there were guest speakers such as the advisers, Kali, and even Nyxie herself. They shared memories of happier times, while processing the emotions the war developed in them. Ally used her empathy and emotional intuition to help her group process emotions. It was fairly successful, as Veraque was a fellow counselor and success rates rose every day. Ally felt invigorated from her work with the group, it just felt so good to help others. She knew her mom would be proud.
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Rejecting Fate
she practically shouts while launching her arms up in the air.
We finally finish our run and I walk to my bag to get a drink of water. Pearl and Daphne continue talking about their dream mates. I shake my head at them. They are both young and want to believe in fairy tales. Seems like everyone is obsessed with finding their fated mate. Is there not more to life than finding a mate? I toss my water bottle down and make my way to the group to wait for instructions.
“Good morning, everyone!” Daya greets the group. She’s in her typical all-black outfit, her hair pulled back in a ponytail.
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The 'Yada Yada Prayer Group' series by Neta Jackson is one of those reads that sneaks up on you with its raw honesty and warmth. It follows a diverse group of women from different backgrounds who form a prayer group after meeting at a women's conference. The protagonist, Jodi Baxter, is a white middle-class teacher who suddenly finds her worldview shaken as she bonds with women of various races, cultures, and struggles. The book dives deep into faith, friendship, and the messy, beautiful realities of life—racial tensions, personal losses, marital strife, and the power of prayer. What I love is how it doesn’t sugarcoat Christian life but shows the grit and grace of leaning on each other. The dialogue feels so real, like eavesdropping on a late-night heart-to-heart with friends. By the end, you’re rooting for every character, flaws and all.
Jackson’s writing has this way of making spiritual growth feel tangible. One scene that stuck with me is when the group confronts their unconscious biases during a heated discussion—it’s uncomfortable but so necessary. The series isn’t preachy; it’s about women stumbling toward grace together. If you’ve ever felt like your faith or friendships needed depth, this book’s like a warm hug and a wake-up call rolled into one.
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