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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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5 Challenges of Group Discussion
Kathy Howard
Is your discussion group lacking balanced and vibrant sharing? How do you get past the challenges that often arise? If your discussion group has a way of getting off track, Kathy Howard shares five helpful tips to teach you how to regain . . .
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Conflict Slips In
Shelley Gallamore
I was a newly hired staff member at a church with all the questions and insecurities you would expect. One evening I stumbled upon the pastor's wife and took the opportunity to ask questions of this lady I respected from afar. She had just finished . . .
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Handling Conflict in Ministry
Shelley Gallamore
Conflict is inevitable. What isn't inevitable however, is acting in ways that hurt us and negate the very things we claim to believe. We often think it is "their" fault. Shelley shares with us how we can handle conflict and in such a way that it actually gives us . . .
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Recruiting a Leadership Team Part 1
Robyn Beaubien
Whether you are starting from scratch or reorganizing an existing ministry, the first place to begin is with prayer. Trust me, there are a lot of decisions to make and the place to begin is on your knees before the Lord. Everything has a way of coming together when the Lord's direction has been sought . . .
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VIDEO: How Do I Delegate to Volunteers? (TerKeurst)
Lysa TerKeurst
One Minute WOW Video: Working with women every day in employee and volunteer relationships, Lysa TerKeurst, as President of Proverbs 31 Ministries has experience in delegating to women on a daily basis. In this One Minute WOW Video, Lysa offers her tips on how she personally has learned to delegate. . . .
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Prayer: Time in Focus
Ever ask someone to do the prayer time during your women's event, and the prayer leader takes more time than your keynote did? I've had this happen more than once, so I've developed a few ideas that help us keep prayer time in focus. Well here is what we do to have a more . . .
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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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From Jennifer: What to Do When
Jennifer Rothschild
I met a lot of women this past weekend at my Fresh Grounded Faith Conference and for every woman, there was a story. I met women who were newly widowed, and teared up as they told me of their loss. I hugged single moms who were hanging on by a thread. I listened to women tell . . .
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Retreat: Everything She Is
Mandy Gray
We invited women to focus on what a precious daughter they are to God and to also recognize every other women as a precious daughter of God. We can easily find ourselves in competition with other ladies and even putting down others to build ourselves up. . . .
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Retreat: Armed and Dangerous
Julie McFarland
For our recent retreat, we wanted to encourage our women to grow closer to each other by having fun and learning and working together. A secondary goal was to challenge each woman to grow in Christ, to arm herself and to be bold. . . .
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From Jennifer: A Lesson from Shebna
Jennifer Rothschild
Shebna was the royal treasurer and manager of King Hezekiah's house (Isaiah 22:15). Shebna must have had boundless ambition and great skill to hold two such powerful and important kingdom posts. And though he may have been capable man, neglect and corruption characterized . . .
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