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Connect
con·nect --verb to join, link, or fasten together; unite or bind to establish communication between, to cause to be associated
When a woman has a passion to help women connect to God and other people, ministry happens! You've seen it firsthand...in Bible studies, at special events, retreats, in outreach projects and during prayer groups. Everything we do in ministry begins and ends with the influence of connection, and we couldn't be happier about that.
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Team Building Activity: Bon Appetite
Building your team takes time and sometimes a little innovation. Here is a fun and effective team building activity that can be used at an event or retreat, especially if the overall theme involves food. You will love the interaction and laughter that this activity generates . . .
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Icebreaker: Dream Job
Submitted by Sue Stephens, Old Appleton, Missouri...
Everyone has dreams, but most of the time we don't get to know what other people dream about. Well, here's your chance to find out what the women in your ministry dream of doing with their lives. . . .
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From You: Devotional Books
Robyne Beaubien
We had a great response to our request for your list of favorite devotional books. We always love a good book, and you shared some of the best. Now we're passing them along so many more women can be blessed by these writings. . . .
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Robyne Recommends: Resources for Icebreakers
Robyne Beaubien
It seems that women in ministry are always on the hunt for games and icebreakers. We think this is a good thing because it tells us that you have women with whom you are building connections! So, we're aiming to please by providing this list of resources. . . .
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Leadership Tip: Leading a Bible Study
Robyne Beaubien
Bible Studies are a great place for women to grow! Begin with confidence and some helpful tips for leading your next study. Pray, Pray, Pray. This seems like a foregone conclusion, but it's all too easy to get busy . . .
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Women's Issue: Growing Strong after Sexual Assault
Wendy Blight
More than 700 women looked on as I took the stage to share my story for the first time. How I wanted to run away and never look back. But I knew the Lord had brought me to that audience to tell about the life-altering day on which I was raped, just days after my . . .
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Ten Steps to Create a Wikipedia Page
by Laurie Green
Ever stumbled across the Wikipedia website? When I do, I always wonder, "Who writes those articles anyway?" Well, you can! And even better, Wikipedia is a great place to write about your ministry. So, I put together a Wikipedia article about women's ministry and . . .
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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: 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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Outreach: Single Moms
Submitted by Kathy Olson, New Community Church... We hosted a free evening of music, an excellent meal, gospel message, testimony, gifts and door prizes for single moms and their children. Our target was unsaved women but the event was open to all single moms. Women's ministry leaders came together . . .
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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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Event: Books and Chocolate
Submitted by Pam Ross, Family Chrisitan Center, Munster, Indiana...Provide an opportunity for the women of our church to interact in a small group setting, promote reading, have some really good chocolate. It just doesn't get much better than that! . . .
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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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Event: Travel Time
Submitted by Gina Cover, Woodlawn United Methodist Church, Panama City Beach, Florida...Travel back in time to a city of your choosing with this historically themed event, and bring the stories and the wisdom of the ancients to life at your next women's ministry . . .
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Icebreaker: Balloon Burst
Robyne Beaubien
This is a game I love to use as an opening for retreats! It's loads of fun and gets everyone involved. The supplies are as simple as balloons and strips of paper, and the fun is in the interaction it generates among the women. It can be done with a small group or a . . .
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Ministry: Caring Calls
Submitted by Linda Justice, Big Woods Bible Church, Lock Haven, Pennsylvania...We are always looking for ways to invite women to join in women's ministry. Most often this means we take the initiative to reach out to women who might feel disconnected. . . .
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