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AI Made Simple: Tools Every Woman Can Use

🗓 Sunday, August 24th | 🕔 5:00 PM | 📍 Zoom

Facilitator: Simone Warner-King – Author • ICT Leader • Trainer

Artificial Intelligence is no longer just for tech experts — it’s here to help you save time, spark creativity, and protect your loved ones.

In this workshop you will:

Get a clear Introduction to AI

Discover AI tools for:
• Balancing everyday life
• Unlocking creativity
• Securing yourself & your family online
• … and more!

About Simone
Simone Camille King is the author of God Intelligence: Discover the Code to Live Life Successfully, blending her expertise in technology with faith and practical solutions. With a career in ICT and her platform The King’s Learning Facility, she equips individuals with essential tech skills. She is a wife, mother of two, worship leader, and passionate educator.

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There’s something about a bowl of hot soup on a Saturday that just feels like home. Maybe it’s the rich flavors, the familiar warmth, or the way it brings people together. In Trinidad and Tobago, Saturday Soup isn’t just food—it’s tradition, connection, and comfort.

Self-care is often seen as a solo act, but the truth is, we were never meant to do life alone. Just like soup is best enjoyed with loved ones, our hearts crave the nourishment that comes from genuine community. A listening ear, a shared laugh, a shoulder to lean on—these are the ingredients that keep us going.

I was reminded of this just this morning. Lately, I’ve been feeling drained, like my cup was running low. When I shared that with my WhatsApp group, I didn’t expect the outpouring of love and encouragement I received. People reached out, poured into me, and reminded me that I don’t always have to be the one doing the pouring. Community is a two-way street. Sometimes we give, and sometimes we need to receive.

So today, as you sip on your bowl of soup, ask yourself: Who’s in my circle? Who nourishes my spirit the way a good soup nourishes my body? And more importantly, how can I allow others to pour into me when I need it?

Tag someone who has been a source of comfort in your life and remind them how much they mean to you. ❤️