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Criticism stings, especially on events and projects that have been months in the making. So what do you do with criticism or negative feedback from an event?
Great icebreakers provide opportunities for participants to discover interesting information that links them to each other.

Assumptions are a dangerous thing, especially when it comes to event planning for your Women’s Ministry. If you have a speaker coming in from outside of your church there are many things you’ll need to share with them.

Everyone appreciates a little acknowledgement and appreciation for their commitment and hard work. I’ve seen several mint-themed thank you ideas floating around on Pinterest and thought I’d put my own spin on a free printable for you! 🙂

It is extremely beneficial to gather feedback after a Women’s Ministry event. While I highly recommend having your team complete a Post Event Evaluation Form after each event, having your attendees complete a survey also provide a valuable perspective.

Roll and Poll is a great icebreaker game for small and large groups! It’s never the same game twice!

None of us set out to make visitors to our Women’s Ministry events uncomfortable or unwelcome. I know it would never be our intention, but we often inadvertently do things that alienate the very people we are trying to reach.

Bible study leaders are such a blessing! In addition to covering them with a blanket of prayer, consider providing this practical kit for each of your leaders. This Bible Study Leader Kit puts essential supplies at the fingertips of the leader and the participants. Eliminate precious time spent digging in purses and searching for supplies.…

This Four Corners Icebreaker is one of my favorite icebreaker games to play. It gets people moving, mixing, and mingling! It’s also an easy game to play on the spur of the moment. You’ll find detailed directions below. Icebreaker Game: Four Corners Group size: 6 or more (especially fun with large groups) Time needed: 10-15 minutes or…

Shhhhh……This is my very favorite women’s ministry publicity secret! It’s effective and it’s one that’s often over looked.

Socialize