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Retreat: Ideas on Contentment
Robyne Beaubien
Contentment is a topic with which women often struggle. When we provide tools to help women address this area of their lives, we minister to their spiritual growth and help them be content with the very best of what God has in store for them. . . .
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Event: Staying in Focus
Just a slight shift can cause our vision to shift out of focus. It's no different with our spiritual sight. So we came up with an event idea that would draw the attention of our women to Christ by focusing on what it really means to focus. . . .
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Event: What's Behind Your Mask?
Marsha Gabbard
A masquerade party is a lot of fun, and it provides an ideal backdrop for discussions about the way we attempt to masquerade our way through life. Here's an event idea that could easily be adapted to a series of workshops or a retreat. . . .
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From Jennifer: Lessons from a Leader
Jennifer Rothschild
Anne Graham Lotz, the daughter of evangelist Billy Graham recently appeared on CNN's Larry King Live. I was impressed and inspired by her composed and confident exchange with her interviewer. Larry King frequently confronted her with . . .
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Leadership: Meetings, Glorious Meetings, Part 2
Karen True
Meetings get a bad rap. John Kenneth Gailbraith quipped, "Meetings are indispensable when you don't want to do anything."1 It's truer than we care to admit, so last month, we began looking at how we can redeem the time spent in meetings by . . .
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Events: Programs or People
Compiled by Chris Adams
Submitted by Chris Adams...Why did you have your last women's special event? Was it because you always had it? Was it because you heard that First Church had a similar event and it was successful there? Did you find a great logo and plan something to go with it? . . .
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Six Foundations of Leadership
Maria Egilsson
Ministry is like an iceberg. The visible part receives the most attention and is often used to measure success or failure. Yet, it's the part that is hidden from view that is of greatest concern to God. Oswald Chambers wrote, . . .
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From Jennifer: Divine Delays
Jennifer Rothschild
As I write this column, Philip, Clayton, Connor, and I are sitting on an airplane, stalled on the tarmac at San Antonio Airport. Due to severe weather in Dallas, our flight has been diverted and we were just informed . . .
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Video Devotional: Prescription for Peace
Jennifer Rothschild
We always look forward to the final Wednesday of each month when we are able to share Jennifer's video devotional. This month, Jennifer talks about a timely topic for those who may be feeling the rush of the final weeks of summer and . . .
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Icebreaker: God Made You Wonderful
Submitted by Cindy Walters, Southaven, Mississippi...This is a great activity for encouraging the women in your group by demonstrating that each of us is loved and completely accepted by God. Best of all, it's simple to pull off yet very meaningful. Materials needed: notebook paper, tape, pens, . . .
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Icebreaker: Pass the Quarter
Laquita Mullings
With the help of a quarter, you can encourage your group of women to mingle and get to know each other a bit better. Simple activities like this one have a way of breaking down barriers and opening up opportunities to help women connect. . . .
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Leadership: There's a Ministry in the Dirt
Karen True
I've read and written about lots of ministries. I've participated in and led them. I've heard about new ideas have seen changed lives. But recently, a ministry cropped up right under my nose, and I never saw it coming. My sister, Kathy, has a . . .
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Titus 2 Style: Lessons in Leadership
Amy Lively
My girlfriend, Carey, taught me how to use Velcro rollers. My dad taught me how to change a tire. My mom taught me how to do laundry, and her mom taught me how to make Wedding Soup. I've learned how to build a website and how to use a drill. . . .
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