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I was blown away by the thousands of comments that were submitted by the 1140 women who to the survey on women’s ministry events and activities.
I recently conducted a survey of 1140 women about their experiences with women’s ministry events and activities. (Many, many thanks to everyone who took and shared this survey!)

I’m all about icebreaker games that encourage working together in small groups.

Planning a women’s ministry event can be an overwhelming task.

Earlier this year a women’s ministry leader asked for book recommendations in our Facebook group for her summer women’s ministry intern and this book, Leading Women Who Wound, was mentioned several times.

Sometimes I am my own worst enemy.

Last week I had the opportunity to participate in a fun and unique women’s ministry fellowship our church calls “Guess who’s coming to dinner!”

I love to make lists. I may have a tendency to check items off my list with great amounts of gusto. *wink

Have you ever been disappointed by the turnout at one of your women’s ministry events?

Almost every week I hear from leaders who are frustrated disappointed by the lack of interest for women’s ministry events in their church.

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