Java Time Stirs Corporate Interest

Ten-minute devotional for working Christian women provides spiritual refreshment on the job and at home.

(PRWEB) March 23, 2004 --JAVA TIME FOR WOMEN by Anne Johns (Evergreen Press, 2002) has become standard "fare" for coffee lovers who seek spiritual refreshment during the work day.

The 10-minute-a-day "pick me up" provides encouragement to women who face on-the-job challenges such as balance, direction, character, attitude, consistency, confidence, commiment, abundance and more.

Daily scriptures, probing questions, a brief prayer and an action item help working women get through their day without compromising their Christian values and beliefs. Several coffee recipes are included at the end of each study.

"I designed the book to be used as a personal daily devotional as well as a team or group Bible study," explains the author. "I hear from corporate women who regularly meet with co-workers to do lunch-time Java Time Bible studies."

Endorsed by Zig Ziglar, the book can be ordered through the author at javatime@airmail.net, on Amazon.com or through local bookstores. The author is also available for speaking engagements. Please see www.javatimebooks.com for more information on the book and special retreats.