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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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10 Favorite Icebreakers
Judy Patterson
Women from 44 states and 4 countries were at She Speaks conference in North Carolina. From experience, they shared some of their favorite Icebreakers. One woman told about her "sock" icebreaker she found doing a "search" on the WMN site for "icebreaker", where there are over 120 icebreakers. Here are favorites from the conference. . . .
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Taking Back Christmas
Rachel Lovingood
Imagine what could happen if the Christmas season really was all about Jesus and not about impressing others or running ourselves ragged. Keeping Christ the center of our celebrations requires a plan and challenges us to be intentional about how we live our lives. . . .
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5 Tips for Setting Goals for Spiritual Growth
Kathy Howard
As we quickly approach the end of the year, many people begin the process of goal setting. These goals tend to focus on weight loss, organizational or financial goals, but what about your spiritual goals? In this article Kathy Howard gives 5 goal setting strategies you can begin now to move toward greater spiritual growth in the coming year. . . .
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VIDEO: How Can I Plan an Economical Retreat?
Carla McDougal
It seems that everyone is feeling the effects of the economic downturn. Ministries and churches even have to tighten their money belts in these tough times. Creativity in planning and organizing are vital in a tight economy. So in light of these . . .
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How to Plan an Economical Women's Retreat
Carla McDougal
We all need to get away once in a while to rest and regain focus.But planning a women's retreat to refresh your team and help them grow spiritually in tight economic times can be challenging. How can you take the resources that you have and . . .
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Going Deeper with a Grieving Friend
Connie Carey
Grief is a hard pill to swallow for both the person dealing with it and the person trying to comfort someone going through it. However, God's word can bring great comfort and healing to the grieving heart. This resource and God's perfect timing will . . .
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VIDEO: How To Minister to a Grieving Heart
Connie Carey
5 Minute How To Video: It's common to feel awkward or unsure as to what to say or do when a friend is grieving. Many times, out of fear of intruding or saying the wrong thing, we may be tempted to do nothing. But don't let your discomfort keep you from reaching out. Here are five things you can say to a grieving friend. . . .
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VIDEO: How To Live Your Priorities
Karen Ehman
5 Minute How To Video: Have you fallen headfirst into the trap of being a "Yes" girl? Is your plate overloaded? When we are not intentional about how we spend our time we can end up discouraged and overwhelmed. This video teaches you how to align . . .
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Making a Big "To Do"
Karen Ehman
We all can relate to busyness. Hair appointments, meetings, recitals, sports practices - the list is never ending. How do you stay organized amidst the chaos of life? Organization can become part of your lifestyle. Karen will show you through the simplicity of a list how to get started. . . .
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How Do I Know I'm Called?
Wendy Blight
I had lived the last decade trying to forget the terrible things done to me by a masked man I found hiding in my apartment, just days after my college graduation. Moving to a new town, I wanted to forget my past, start a new life, and make a happy home for my family. After trudging through nearly a dozen homes, . . .
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10 Lessons Learned Doing Moms' Ministry
with Judy Patterson
Theresa Edwards began a ministry to moms nearly five years ago through her church. In this article, Theresa shares 10 lessons she has learned over the years that has made her ministry to moms a success. . . .
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10 Tips for Ministering to Moms
Linda Anderson
God created fathers to be the spiritual leaders of their homes, but mothers also play an important role in the spiritual climate of their families. In this article, learn 10 ways you can create a driving community of moms that will greatly impact the . . .
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How to Start a Dynamic Moms' Ministry
Lisa Allen
Are you familiar with the saying, "the hand that rocks the cradle rules the world?" Mothers play an important role in impacting the spiritual lives of their children. With that in mind, have you considered how you can minister to the needs of moms . . .
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4 Personalities That Derail Group Discussion
Kathy Howard
When leading a discussion group, the personalities of members often get the group off the topic. Has this ever happened to you? Are you equipped to handle all of the different dynamic personalities in your group? Kathy Howard shares . . .
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