CoffeeTalk Welcomes Author, Liturgics Dance Minister Bridgette Stubbs

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CoffeeTalk Conversations Presents July Author's Spotlight: Featuring Bridgette Porter-Stubbs. This dynamic Author and Teacher of Liturgics Dance Minister at BESstyle has an incredibl story to share. We'll learn the motivation behind her second book, You'll understand why she dances and how it heals. And lastly we'll tap into the people and communicity she services. In this episode we'll tall about her second book she wrote for youth this is going to be so good! Advertise with us now for the next digital issue of CoffeeTalk JAZZ Magazine due out August 2021. We'll help bring your brand story and message to the world. For more information e-mail inquiry: [email protected] or send us a text. 1-562-544-8102 Connect with CoffeeTalk and follow us on social media: https://twitter.com/CoffeeTalkJazz1 https://www.instagram.com/coffeetalkjazz/

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