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WM Directory Find a speaker, musician or dramatist for your next event when you visit the WM Directory. You'll have ready access to speaker bios and essential contact information. Locate gifted communicators more easily with the WM Directory. . . . keep reading B.L.E.S.S. and the National Day of Prayer Karen True The Bible has plenty to say about walking. Scripture points out with admiration that, "Enoch walked with God." (Gen. 5:24) So did Noah. (Gen. 6:9) God made a bold promise when He told Joshua, "I will give you every place where you set your . . . keep reading From Jennifer: Beautiful Julie Jennifer Rothschild I met someone truly beautiful in Houston, Texas a few weeks ago. It was the first time in recent memory that I wished I possessed someone else's appearance. She stood in line with the other women attending the Women of Faith conference . . . keep reading More free resources

National Day of Prayer Guide 2010 Wendi Westmoreland The National Day of Prayer is Thursday, May 6, 2010. Encourage your women to pray for our nation by providing them with a thoughtful prayer guide containing specific ideas on how to pray. You might even ask women to sign up . . . keep reading Download: ONE Ministry Print buisiness card sized reminders for your women to purchase ONE item to donate to a worthy cause during each month of the year. Reminders include socks, gloves, tea bags, peanut butter, school pencils and more. Also, read more about ONE! . . . keep reading Neighborhood Cafe: A Time for Everything Amy Lively In this series, I will share with you everything I learned about creating a home-based Bible study in my neighborhood. The Lord's exciting successes and my utter failures will be laid open for you to copy or avoid. You will be able to print . . . keep reading More WM Premium Highlights

WM Asks: Leadership Teams Robyne Beaubien Who is on your leadership team? When we asked our readers about their leadership teams, we received an overwhelming response. We always love hearing from our readers and learning about their ministries. We learn so much from . . . keep reading Leadership Tip: How to Write a Devotional Robyne Beaubien A devotional is a short personal reflection that is integrated with Scripture to help the reader or listener make a personal application. Presenting an effective devotional requires prayerful consideration and advance planning. . . . keep reading Leadership Tip: Challenge Yourself Here's a tip from Wendy who shares about a study that challenged her to step outside her comfort zone! My women's Bible study group just completed "The Screwtape Letters" by C.S. Lewis. I was very intimidated when . . . keep reading Digging Deeper: The Life of a Leader Robyne Beaubien Life keeps us pretty busy, so when you add ministry and all its joys, to do lists and more, it's all too easy to get caught up in busyness, and before long ministry feels more like business than serving. Calendars are jammed full . . . keep reading Event: Cows and Chicks Submitted by Holly Smith, Monument, Colorado...Outreach to College Girls: This was a fun event to welcome college aged girls into our women's ministry. The decorations were black and white (cow) and for the meal we served chicken (chicken). . . . keep reading More from the archives