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in·spire--verb, to influence or impel, to prompt or instigate; to guide or control by divine influence
What inspires you? A sunset, a baby's smile or a favorite song? Maybe it's a person, maybe an idea. Good ideas inspire us. Great thoughts do too. We have plenty of those thanks to plenty of you who inspire us with your uncommon devotion, unbridled passion and unreserved generosity in sharing your best ideas!
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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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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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Video Devotional: Giving Courage, Not Just Compliments
Jennifer Rothschild
My friends were important to me during my teen years, but I'm discovering during this stage of life (to which I refuse to apply any of the usual names), good friends are a more precious and priceless treasure than I once imagined. My friend, . . .
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Ministry Tip: Mother's Day Ideas
Over the years, we've collected some really great ideas to help you celebrate the gift of motherhood this coming Mother's Day. These are some of our favorites. Have a look and see if you find a new idea for this year. . . .
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From Jennifer: The Light She Saw
Jennifer Rothschild
It was 1820 and she was only six weeks old when she contracted an eye infection. Her little frame was so fragile, and so full of promise. Her fearful parents wrapped her in a soft blanket and took her to a physician for healing and hope . . .
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Event: Super Celebration
Marsha Gabbard
Turn the Super Bowl into a souper celebration that is about much more than football. This way everyone wins. We held this event on the Saturday before the Super Bowl. The ladies received an invitation (with a referee & whistle . . .
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From Jennifer: Does Meek Mean Weak?
Jennifer Rothschild
Meek sounds a lot like weak. Doesn't it. A doormat. A wimp. Who wants to be weak and powerless? When the Old and New Testaments were written, meekness was a greatly desired virtue. In the Near East and ancient Greco-Roman world . . .
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From Jennifer: The Apologist's Evening Prayer
Jennifer Rothschild
A prayer I read recently is one I now pray often. It comes from the heart and through the pen of C.S. Lewis. His words capture so eloquently my passionate plea. His words were surely uttered to God throughout his own lifetime and God's gracious answer to his prayer was also evident in Lewis' life. . . .
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Video Devotional:The First Time Love Appears
Jennifer Rothschild
I'm always amazed by how quickly aisles full of Christmas clearance items are replaced with heart shaped chocolates and paper Valentines. I have no problem with extra chocolate stocked on store shelves, and it seems fitting that . . .
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Event: Spring Cleaning Auction
Liz Carleton
Since the book of James describes true religion as looking after the most helpless among us, we decided to host an auction to raise money for an organization that ministers to AIDS orphans in South Africa. We did this in place . . .
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Event: What Kind of Tater are You?
Learning about the women in your group is always fun and insightful and helps women get to know each other. Here's a clever way to invite women to examine their personality tendencies and use some ordinary objects to pull of the theme. You'll enjoy the simplicity and creativity and so will your women. . . .
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Neighborhood Cafe: You Live on the Road to Emmaus
Amy Lively
Dozens of women walk past my window each day. I imagine their conversations as they walk through the neighborhood...Did you hear? Her husband is having an affair. I know, I can't believe it either. I used to see them working in their yard . . .
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Icebreaker: Tell me Your Story
Stories are powerful. They reach deep into our emotions and have a unique ability to transform us. Each of us is living a story, a one of a kind epic that is worth sharing. Your story has been scripted by the Author and Finisher of our faith, so let's tell it. . . .
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From Jennifer: Ring in the True
Jennifer Rothschild
"Ring out the old, ring in the new, Ring, happy bells, across the snow: The year is going, let him go; Ring out the false, ring in the true." Tennyson's words are poetic and inviting. But one of his phrases . . .
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