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Equip
e·quip--verb, to furnish with intellectual or emotional resources; prepare; to provide whatever is needed
Without proper tools, the world might never have known about Michaelangelo, Julia Child, the Wright brothers or Thomas Edison. Carpenters, artists, inventors, chefs and seamstresses all skillfully wield the tools of their trade to produce stunning results and impact the world around them. The right tool in the right hands makes all the difference.
Well, we just happen to know a whole community of WM leaders who wield their tools with skill, and many of them have shared the best of what works for them so we can share them with you. So dig in, pick up a tool and go change the world!
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5 Steps to iPRAY
Dani Helm
Spurgeon once said, "Prayer can never be in excess." It is true there is great power in prayer . WMN contributor, Dani Helm has a unique idea to incorporate prayer into a themed event that will place your women on their knees. . . .
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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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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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Icebreaker: Who Fits?
Joyce Roth
It's always fun to learn about the ways we are different from those we associate with on a regular basis. It's just as fun to learn about how we are alike as well. This group activity provides a sneak . . .
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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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Icebreaker: Coining a Memory
Rhonda Rose
With a pocketful of pennies and a gathering of women, you're sure to engage your group in meaningful conversation while encouraging them to share a little of their past. We love the simple sneak peak this icebreaker offers and think you will too. . . .
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VIDEO: How Can I Make the Most of Conflict?
Shelley Gallamore
Regrets, we all have them, especially when it comes to how we handle conflict. Is it really possible to honor God even in the stickiest of situations? Listen as Shelley reveals helpful insights on what to do the next time confrontation finds you. . . .
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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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Prayer: Keeper of the Book
Maria Egilsson
Leading a Bible study has a number of challenging dynamics for the leader, one of which is finding the place and time for prayer. There is a delicate . . .
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Bible Studies: In the Word: John
Robyne Beaubien
Like the other three Gospels, the book of John covers the life of Jesus. But John's goal was to give evidence to prove that Jesus was the Son of God to a new generation who had not witnessed the life, death and resurrection of Christ. It makes . . .
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VIDEO: How Can I Build Team Unity?
Carla McDougal
Unity is the goal many leaders strive for when developing a successful team. So if unity is the target, how do you as a ministry leader make sure that you hit the bull's-eye? Carla McDougal shares 3 must-have elements to . . .
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Icebreaker: Team Builder - It's in the Bag
Amy Malek
Every women's ministry team needs time for training and team building. This icebreaker provides a simple way for getting your women to think and play as a team and not just a group of individuals. Making the time is hard, but it's a worthy investment. . . .
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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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