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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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Leadership: Fresh Leadership
Bob Burroughs
Today's women's ministry leader needs fresh ideas, a spark of energy, and a way to motivate others. Could your leadership use a little sprucing up? Learn how to improve yourself as a leader and how you can tap into the newest . . .
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Keeping Ministry Fresh with New Ideas
Karen True
I only know what I know, but when I ask the right questions, I get to learn what other people know. Turns out, they know a lot more than me! We can all learn from each other, so here are some ways you can host a brainstorming session . . .
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What's Now and What's Next?
Karen True
Most of us look forward to seasons of new growth. That is, until we discover that growth has a escort - change. Growth and change are part of every ministry. Here's a way for you to evaluate both using this handy resource. . . .
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VIDEO: Why Should I Journal?
Amy Lively
Journals are useful tools to help you record revelations from God and track the blessings of the past. Amy shares the importance of journaling and how a journal can provide endless inspiration and praise to our faithful Lord. . . .
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Planning: Retreats and the Chronically Ill
In our church bodies there are women who are struggling with chronic illnesses. As you plan events and retreats, here are six tips from Lisa Copen of Rest Ministries that will encourage you to think of these women as you plan your next event . . .
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Keeping the Lines of Communication Open
Robyne Beaubien
One of the most challenging areas in ministry, and I suspect in life, has to be good communication. It is vital for a leader in WM to communicate their vision, goals and expectations to their pastors, the women on their . . .
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From Jennifer: 2 Ways to Prevent Burn Out
Jennifer Rothschild
Researchers define burnout as: "A state of physical, emotional and mental exhaustion caused by long term involvement in emotionally demanding situations." Would you define ministry as an "emotionally demanding situation? If you have . . .
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Helping Women Find a F.R.I.E.N.D.
Karen True
Welcoming new women to your church, ministry and community is most effective when it's addressed proactively. With a few simple steps you can be a part of making new women feel right at home in your church. . . .
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DOWNLOAD:12 Free Ways to Spend Time with Those You Love
Finding new and fun ways to spend time with your family and those you love doesn't have to be expensive -- or even cost money. Our DOWNLOAD: 12 FREE Ways to Spend Time with Those You Love provides a different way each month to spend time and make memories together. . . .
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7 Steps to Bible Study Success
Terri Burnett
God calls us to the faithful study of His Word. And, as women we need a safe place to ask questions, share experiences, connect with others and grow closer to God. Whatever the size or needs of your church, implementing these steps will . . .
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Leadership: The Reason for Change
Karen True
What in 2013 have you resolved to change? Your weight? Your exercise habits? Your hairstyle? As the ball drops on a brand new year Karen True reminds us how our unchanging God is all about making big changes in you.. . . .
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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. We asked you what type of crisis outreach and ministries your church provides, and you sent some great responses our way. Here is what others are doing. . . .
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Leadership: 5 Qualities of Great Team Members
Karen True
We need each other. Even the Lone Ranger didn't work alone. And neither should we. Whether you're building a team from scratch or continuing to develop your team, these are essential qualities to look for and encourage in team members. . . .
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