Additional Footage of Gov Sarah Palin at Extraordinary Women Conference in Birmingham, AL

Sarah Palin gave a very inspiring speech at the 2012 Extraordinary Womens Conference at the BJCC in Birmingham, AL.
HT~ Adrienne Ross – www.motivationtruth.com

Video Clip: Gov. Palin at Birmingham Extraordinary Women Conference

Sarah Palin gave a very inspiring speech at the 2012 Extraordinary Womens Conference at the BJCC in Birmingham, AL. You can tell she is an authentic Christian woman by the way she speaks God's message with authority. The women in the audience loved her, and at the end of her message, all of the worship leaders signed the back of a guitar (or mandolin) and surprised her with it. She said she would learn to play "Sweet Home Alabama" by the next time she visits us :)

Sarah Palin and Mercy Me Saturday in Birmingham !!!

Video: “We Need a Fundamental Restoration of All That is Good And Just And Right and Free in America” -Sarah Palin

Here is some video of the Governor’s speech before “over 7,000 people” in Tupelo, MS.  Here is the accompanying WTVA news article.  The article suggests there was some momentum for the “reconsider” movement among the center-right crowd that attended the event.

"We cannot retreat, ladies. We have to reload with truth," --Sarah Palin

Palin's Prayer: Former Alaska governor gives religious testimony
byGalen Holley | NEMS Daily Journal



Tupelo City Council President Fred Pitts presents Sarah Palin with a key to the city after her speech at the Extraordinary Women Conference on Saturday. It was held at the BancorpSouth Arena. (C. TODD SHERMAN | DAILY JOURNAL)


Extraordinary Women Conference attendees cheer as Sarah Palin takes the stage to speak. (C. TODD SHERMAN | DAILY JOURNAL)

TUPELO - Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin arrived in Tupelo in blue suede shoes, much to the delight of an estimated 6,500 fans.

Palin wasted no time Saturday at the BancorpSouth Arena invoking the name of Tupelo's native son, Elvis, as she began her hour-long speech that mingled personal religious testimony with political and social commentary.

"This (Elvis') story is an all-American story that shows you anything is possible and you never know where you'll end up in this blessed land," Palin said.

The 2008 Republican vice presidential nominee took the stage at 3 p.m. as the keynote speaker for the Extraordinary Women Conference, an event that began Friday evening and featured various Christian female authors and speakers.

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