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Prayer
Find ideas on how to make prayer a priority in every part of your ministry.
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Encouragement: Prayer Pockets
Generate interaction and community involvement by praying for people who cross your path. Prayer Pockets offers a unique way to invite your friends into praying for others in your sphere of influence. . . .
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Prayer Groups
An essential part of every women's ministry is helping women learn to pray and add this vital discipline to their daily walk with the Lord. Often, women struggle with this area of their lives, but providing them with some practical tools may help. . . .
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DOWNLOAD: Prayer Pearls - Part 3
Prayer Pearls are back! You have enjoyed these downloads so much we are continuing the series. This printable download has 31 days of scriptures and quotes related to prayer, praise and our attitudes in preparation for prayer. You can use personally or share with your women at your church. . . .
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Prayer: Time in Focus
Ever ask someone to do the prayer time during your women's event, and the prayer leader takes more time than your keynote did? I've had this happen more than once, so I've developed a few ideas that help us keep prayer time in focus. Well here is what we do to have a more . . .
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DOWNLOAD: Prayer Pearls - Part 2
If you're looking for a way to encourage prayer with the women in your ministry, we have a great suggestion. DOWNLOAD: Prayer Pearls #2 are a set of 31 cards - each with a scripture on them - that can be used as a meaningful icebreaker or in daily quiet time . . .
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DOWNLOAD: Prayer Pearls - Part 1
I helped host our annual prayer breakfast this year and wanted to do something as an interesting icebreaker. I had noticed a book that included sayings noting the importance, preciousness and simplicity of prayer in a section called, Prayer Pearls. . . .
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WM 101: Prayer Ministry Tip, Part 2
Robyne Beaubien
Here are some more of the great ideas we received: From Shara... First, offering childcare is a great way to ensure participation. Second, make sure you do not take up too much time in prayer requests. We keep a running . . .
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Neighborhood Cafe: Who is Your Neighbor?
Amy Lively
Do you long to share the love of Christ with the women in your neighborhood? Are you ready to "do" the word instead of merely listening to it (James 1:25)? Amy Lively gives you a great way to minister to the women in your sphere of influence. . . .
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Ministry: Prayer Swap
Submitted by Jennifer Hallenbeck, Smoky Valley Community Church, Round Mountain, Nevada... After trying a few different ways to help our women connect, this has been a great answer for us.
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WM 101: Prayer Ministry Tips, Part 1
Robyne Beaubien
Last month we shared a question from a WM leader about developing and enriching prayer ministries. We had a great response, and many of you expressed an interest in hearing what is working in other ministries . . .
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Pray by the Day
Karen True
We all want to effectively pray for the ministries God gives us to lead. So here's a helpful prayer guide that assigns a different area to pray for each day of the week. And it just so happens that each day's prayer "assignment" begins with the . . .
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Event: Cards of Blessings
Submitted by Judy Brooke, Torrance, California... In the world of email, social networking and text messaging, it's rare to receive a card anymore. We decided to change that with this event. You'll only need a stash of note cards and some generous hospitality for this one. . . .
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Five Ways to Say, "Thank You!"
Robyne Beaubien
Growing up, my mother always made us write thank you notes for everything! A small gift, a dinner at a friends, slumber parties. You name it, we wrote a note for it. I would groan as we sat at the table writing our notes. . . .
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Ministry Tip: Prayer Connection
Women's ministries area share some common goals, one of which is to connect women in significant relationships. This straightforward idea is will build spiritual connections among your women, and it's easy to pull off. That's always a bonus! . . .
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