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Is your team hosting a summer fellowship or event? Does your retreat or conference have a summer or beach theme? Do you need to decorate for a summertime baby or bridal shower at church? I’ve rounded up some summer-inspired décor and favor ideas that I think you’ll love! Please note: These are affiliate links.  Here’s hoping…

Decor and Favor Ideas for Your Summer Event

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Looking for some ideas for your summer fellowships? I’ve got 30 summer fellowship ideas to for you today!

30 Summer Fellowship Ideas

Fellowships

Looking for ideas for your women's ministry summer fellowships? Check out these 30 summer fellowship ideas!

  Last week we talked about The Best Devotional You Can Share. (Please take a few minutes to read it, if you haven’t already.) We’ve addressed the “what” and the “why”, today we’re going to conquer the “how”.

How to Share the Best Devotional Ever

Event Planning

Do you all share a devotional at your women’s ministry meetings? We do.

I once received an email from a church staff member that was empty. There was not a single word in the body of the email. But there was an attachment. Newsletter 25.

Ten Essential Women’s Ministry Email Tips

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ntial Women's Ministry Email Tips

Operation Sandwich has become an annual project for the Women’s Ministry at the church we’ve recently started attending. Having never attempted to make 800 sandwiches in an evening, I was really looking forward to participating.

Mission Project: Operation Sandwich

Event Planning

Many Women’s Ministry Teams host annual “table events”. They might be know as the “Festival of Tables” or “Banquet of Tables” in your church.

I started a new Bible study at a new church a couple of months ago. Our first meeting had the typical “get-to-know-you” activities. But also on the agenda was the “Code of Conduct”.

A Code of Conduct for Small Groups

Bible Study & Discipleship

My favorite icebreaker games give participants a chance to discover new things about each other. The “Who here?” Icebreaker gives everyone a chance to bond instantly over shared likes/dislikes.

Icebreaker: Who here?

Icebreakers

Today’s guest post is from a friend of mine, Cheryle.  God has used her to birth an amazing and powerful ministry – healed. She has a very special message for all women’s ministry leaders.