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If your women’s ministry historically attracts older women, persuading younger women to attend can be a real challenge.
Recently I had a leader email me with some questions about selecting a new logo for their women’s ministry. Perhaps you’re struggling with the same task.

Last week I made my bi-annual trek to the Horticulture Class Plant Sale at our local high school. I purchased two beautiful hanging baskets, flowers for the pots on our front and back porch, and several vegetable plants and herbs for our square foot garden.

Last week while running errands I caught the last 10 minutes of part 1 of this 2-part interview of Lee and Leslie Strobel on Focus on the Family titled Surviving a Spiritual Mismatch. As I listened faces of women who’ve I gone to church with over the years flashed through my mind.

When you think about the women in your church, would you describe them as “Great Commission Christian Women?” Do they actively seek out others to with which to share the gospel? Do you see them interacting with unbelievers?

As our Bible study session wrapped up in the spring of 2016 I began to wrestle with God about my personal Bible study time. I came face to face with the fact that I spent more time reading Bible study books than the actual Bible itself.

Does your team struggle with budgeting for an event? Perhaps you’ve under or overshot your budget on multiple occassions.

Publicity has the potential to make or break your event. Too little publicity and no one knows to come. Missing information in your publicity leads to confusion. We’ve made a lot of publicity makes over the years: Can you relate? Perhaps your team has had a few publicity mishaps too. How do you make sure…

Almost exactly one year ago 20 women in our church gathered for the Prayer Warrior Boot Camp.

Turn on your TV, open up Facebook, scroll through Twitter and you’ll come across an increasing amount of angry comments and posts. Women in our churches are picking sides and picking up signs.

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