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Here's the full listing of every article available on our site. You'll discover articles on planning events, preparing yourself as a leader, spiritual growth, mentoring, book clubs and more... . Well, you get the idea. It's all here, and you can explore to your heart's content. Every article focuses on the practical concerns of leaders like you, so we're thrilled to share them with you. And, even better, there we add new articles for you every month!
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From Jennifer: Called by His Name
Jennifer Rothschild
When our oldest son, Clayton, was 8 months old, he spoke his first word. It was, “ball.” As the days progressed, he slowly added words to his growing vocabulary. “Up”, “Juice”, and “Dadda” were his most frequently pronounced prizes. As a new mom, I was simply thrilled . . .
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Ministry: Reaching Out to Teen Moms
Submitted by Cheryl Oakley, Judah Pentecostal Holiness, Cordell, Oklahoma...Teen moms face an uphill struggle. They often lack education, parenting skills, finances and a support system. One of our women took notice and took compassion . . .
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WM 101: Organizing Your Leadership Team
Angela Yee
Do you have a team meeting with you to plan an event, program, or ministry? Streamline your team efforts by following these tips: Clarify the position's responsibilities. Provide a written ministry description, including a list of responsibilities, whom the people . . .
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WM Interview: Lysa TerKeurst, Proverbs 31
with Karen True
Lysa TerKeurst is co-host of Proverbs 31 Ministry's national radio program, which airs daily on over 1,200 stations. She is also a writer for the ministry's e-mail devotions, Encouragement for Today reaching more than 300,000 subscribers every day. Her greatest passion is inspiring women to say, "Yes," to God . . .
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Ministry Tip: Tips for Study Leaders
Robyne Beaubien
Once you have prayed hard and planned well for the study you are going to lead, it's time to prepare for your first week of class. It always helps to give some thoughtful consideration to these practical tips. . . .
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6 Essential Values for Small Group Bible Study Leaders
Maria Eglisson
Before each new season of Bible study, I host an "Introduction Night" for all small group leaders. This is a perfect opportunity to build community among the leaders and provide materials and a brief review of each upcoming study. I also give . . .
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WM Asks: 15 Can Do Community Outreach Ideas
Robyne Beaubien
One of our readers recently asked us, "What are some project ideas or mission tasks for taking women's ministry out of the church and into the community?" This is a great question, and we decided to take it to the experts...you. Here's what we learned. . . .
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Top Ten: Bible Study Tools
Robyne Beaubien
Preparing to teach a study or speak at event, usually means LOTS of time in the Word. And it always helps to have some great tools to help you search for definitions, historical facts, cultural tidbits and mroe. So here's a list of our ten favorite Bible study tools. . . .
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Tulle Tales: Conflict in Ministry
Karen True
Once upon a time there was a ministry team that planned a very special event. They prayed and prepared and set up and decorated. They created the look and feel of a cozy coffee house, and a talented team added truly spectacular food. Everything was just . . .
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Evaluating your Ministry: A Mighty Long Arm
Karen True
Do you remember the verse about God's elastic arms? The Bible doesn't exactly use the word elastic since that hadn't been invented yet, but the idea is there right between the lines. "The eternal God is your refuge, and underneath are the everlasting arms." . . .
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From Jennifer: Sing on Sisters!
Jennifer Rothschild
In 1991 I was invited to sing the National Anthem for a Braves/Dodgers baseball game. Prior to the warm July evening, I had only sung our National Anthem once publicly. That occasion was to open the little league season in West Palm Beach, Florida . . .
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Women's Issue: Domestic Violence
Karen True
Domestic violence is everywhere. It's an issue that hurts, traps and destroys. Yet, it also provides an opportunity for meaningful ministry. We tend to think of ministry as affecting the lives of those we serve, but you will . . .
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Welcoming your Guest Speaker:
3 Things to Know
Karen True
Hosting a guest speaker often comes with a lot of questions, especially when this is new territory for you or your leadership team. It's helpful to have a basic understanding of what it takes to invite a speaker, so here's a little heads up on a few . . .
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Ministry Tip: Crisis Ministries
Robyne Beaubien
One of the fastest growing needs in churches is in the area of Crisis Ministries. A Women's Ministry has a unique place in meeting these special needs of women. We recently asked you what type of crisis outreach and ministries your . . .
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