Atlanta Christian Radio Station 104.7 THE FISH To Broadcast Live Fr Serenity Spa Salon Sat, Jun 14, 2003 from 2-5pm - Grand Opening Kick-off & Father's Day Celebration

2 Christian Women Open Day Spa in Henry County. Atlanta Christian Radio Station 104.7 THE FISH To Broadcast Live Fr Serenity Spa Salon Sat, Jun 14, 2003 from 2-5pm.

HENRY COUNTY, Georgia -- Serenity Spa & Salon will have its Grand Opening Kickoff & Father's Day Celebration on Saturday, June 14, 2003, which is the Saturday before Father's Day. 104.7 The Fish Radio Station will broadcast live from the salon from 2:00-5:00pm. During this live broadcast, prizes valued at $50 will be given away every 15 minutes. Additionally, a grand prize drawing of a prize valued at $1,000 will be done live on the air. There will be other give-aways as well. Refreshments will be provided.

Serenity is located directly off of I-75 at Exit 221, Jonesboro Road, in the Home Depot shopping center, and can be reached at (678) 432-2500. The Full Service Day Spa offers Massage Therapy, Body Treatments, Esthetic Facial & Skin Treatments, Wax Services, as well as a full range of Hair and Nail Services. The Spa offers Packages ranging from 1 hour to 8 hours.

Serenity was started by two deeply-rooted Christian women, Elizabeth Thibodeaux and Cynthia Fort, both Master Cosmetologists with more than fifteen years of experience merging their creative genius with their business savvy, to successfully own and operate their own salons respectively. Both ladies are firmly rooted in the community, with their homes, their churches and their other salons located in Henry County.

Serenity's mission is to provide a luxurious atmosphere that usher's one into the presence of their inner-self (God). Through regular sessions at Serenity, one can learn to develop dialogue with their inner-self, and eventually learn to go to this place deep within at anytime.

"We stepped out on faith in undertaking this calling, but we are committed to our mission of ushering people into the presence of God," say co-owner, Cynthia Fort.

"Regardless of how busy we are, we must carve out time for solitude. It is our duty to seek God's wisdom, which can only be found in the serenity of solitude," says co-owner Elizabeth Thibodeaux.

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