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Starting WM
You're probably wondering, "Where do I start?" Right here is a great place! We are always looking for the best tips, ideas and articles on how to get your women's ministry started. We've put them all right here to make it easy for you, so have a look. You'll be glad you did!
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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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Retreats 101: Purpose and Planning
Robyne Beaubien
This is the second installment of a series of articles on Retreat Planning. This week we will look at some ideas to help with determining the purpose of the retreat and how to plan. There are two basic approaches to take in planning a retreat. You may . . .
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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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WM 101: Evaluating Ministry
Robyne Beaubien
It is never too soon to start planning for fall ministry. Summer is a great time to start. Make plans during your summer leadership team meetings, or hold a leadership team retreat to take a second look at the past year and plan for the future. . . .
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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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WM 101: Childcare
Robyne Beaubien
Thanks again to everyone who sent in their ideas for handling childcare. There was a variety of answers from churches of all sizes and here are a few more of the great ideas we received: . . .
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WM 101: Bible Study Leader Tips and Resources
Robyne Beaubien
Bible study is a key element of any women's ministry. It is the first thing I encourage women to establish when they are starting a WM, and it is typically the foundation from which other ministries will grow. . . .
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WM 101: Organizing a Book Club, Part 1
Robyne Beaubien
Begin with a firm idea of why you want to start a book club. Is it specifically for the women in your church or will you use it as an outreach tool? Will your books be of a specific genre or will you vary what you read? Will the group . . .
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WM 101: Childcare
Robyne Beaubien
Quality childcare is a hallmark of effective women's ministries because wherever you find a group of women, the pitter patter of little fit cannot be far off! We've received lots of ideas about how different leaders . . .
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Event Planner's Workshop: Purpose and Prayer
Robyne Beaubien
Events are a big part of women's ministry, but the bottom line of any event is clearly defining, "What is the purpose?" A lot of effort and planning goes into an event and it is important to assess why we are hosting a particular event. . . .
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WM 101: Ideas for New WM
Robyne Beaubien
The number one question women ask me about starting a WM is Where do I start?" and my answer is always "With prayer!" We hear it all the time, but until you get a hold of the fact that without God it is impossible to do . . .
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WM 101: New Ministry Kick-Off
Submitted by Debra Shirley, Tannehill Valley Baptist Church... We held a kick-off luncheon for our new WM with the theme "Displays of His Splendor" based on Isaiah 61:1-3. We had a great response and are so excited to see what God will do next. . . .
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Themes: Fall Kick-Off Events
There's more than one way to kickoff a new women's ministry season, so here are three very different takes on themes and ideas for a fall kickoff or ministry introduction event. You'll find everything you need to jump start your fall event. . . .
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