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Icebreaker: What's In a Name?
Submitted by Angela Kalnins, Las Vegas, NV...This one is ideal for groups of 10 to 20 women. Not only does it help with memorizing names, but it also gives a little insight into personalities. . . .
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Retreat: Make My Heart Your Home
Marci Spencer
 Submitted by Marci Spencer; based on My Heart, Christ's Home by Robert Boyd Munger. Women are always looking for ways to improve our homes. But sometimes we overlook improvements to our heart -- Christ's home. This retreat . . .
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Ministry: How to Help a Hurting Friend
This is a great idea for either a one time event or an ongoing ministry support group. There have been many counseling ministries that have grown out of support groupos started in WM. The objective of this event/ministry is to . . .
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Event: From Lemons to Lemonade
 Our church has two Celebration Connection events for our women each year. This one used lemons and lemonade for a unique twist (pardon the pun). . . .
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Ministry Tip: Names and Mission/Purpose Statements for Women's Ministries
 Here are some of great names and mission statements being used by women's ministries.
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Ministry Tip: Women's Ministry Names, Part III
 Trying to think of a name for your women's ministry? That can be a challenge, and you're probably looking for just the right name. Well, we'd like to help, so here are some ideas to help get your wheels turning . . .
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Icebreaker: Shop Owner
Leslie Kuechenmeister
 Every woman has some kind of dream tucked away in her heart. This icebreaker activity will create a lot of interesting interaction among the women in your ministry by asking a simple question about their dreams and ambitions. You will learn . . .
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Retreat Theme: Inside Out...A Mission Experience
Wendi Westmoreland
 Take Jesus to the streets by putting your shoes to the pavement and your hands to work. Our day began and ended at the church building, but we didn't stay there. We met at 9:00 a.m., and women chose a team on which they would serve for the day . . .
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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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Icebreaker: Who's Room?
 Help women open up to conversation and learn something new about other women with this lighthearted icebreaker activity. It encourages hospitality and offers plenty of opportunity to learn more about those around you. And it's just fun.
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Icebreaker: ABC's of Me
Kathy Bruce
 One of the best challenges you can give to a group of women is to ask them to share something positive about themselves. It might make them squirm, but this is a great exercise to encourage women to speak (and think) the best about themselves. . . .
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Retreat: Leaving a Legacy
 Our retreat was based on Proverbs 20:7 which says, "The godly walk with integrity; blessed are their children after them." The goal was to minister to the needs of women in a relaxing and fun atmosphere. We plan our retreats about two year in advance and ask women to . . .
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Icebreaker: Who Knew?
Linda Crump
 The simplest things are often the most profound and sometimes even the most fun. This icebreaker is about as simple as it gets, yet it offers a delightful way for well acquainted groups to get to know each other a little better than they might have thought possible. It is an especially useful idea for team meetings. . . .
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Events: Tea with the King
Debbie Stuart
 Not everyone is a mother or grandmother, but we bet every woman in your ministry is a daughter - a daughter of the King! This event idea was inspired by a way to include all women in a heart-focused event. . . .
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