Renew, refresh, restore.
As those words wash over my soul, I imagine what it would be like to trade the busyness of life for a rest-filled women’s ministry retreat.
For many of us, large group events will be few and far between on our women’s ministry calendar for some time.
I’m excited to share a brand-new resource with you today that will help you find the best speaker for your next women’s ministry event, retreat, or conference.
Unfortunately, many leaders are in the position of having to make adjustments to their retreat plans this year, thanks to the coronavirus.
How can we creatively offer women’s ministry fellowships that honor social-distancing guidelines?
Even as restrictions may be easing in some states, it may still be months before we can gather together again in large groups.
Mother’s Day is fast approaching!
Has your team decided how you’ll bless and honor the women in your church yet this year?
I can’t imagine women’s ministry without an emphasis on prayer.
Whether it’s praying for our women, with our women, or over the details of our events, prayer saturates the work we do in women’s ministry.
A virtual game night is a fun way for your family, small group, or church family to connect online while we’re all stuck at home.
Zoom and other video conferencing platforms are great for virtual Bible study and small group meetings. They also provide an opportunity for women to gather for a virtual ladies night out.
As we stare down the face of extended social distancing, we may be tempted to tear up our ministry calendars and suspend our women’s ministry team meetings. Please don’t! Now is the time to make plans for when you can gather together again.
Getting the women at your retreat or conference to try new things and break free from their friend circle (cliques) can be a challenge.