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The number one question I receive is “How do we get the younger (or in some cases older) women in our church to participate?”
If you or your team has ever shied away from boldly sharing Jesus with your guests and your women in attendance, this post is for you. After a discussion at our last women’s ministry team meeting God reminded me of a time when my desire and intentions to share Jesus while well-meaning, were misguided.

I’m super-excited to share this “Blessed is She” free printable with you all today! You’re going to want to print these out and give them to your women’s ministry team, your Bible study group, and your retreat attendees.

Encouragement. I could sure use some. Could you? I’m guessing we all know several women in our lives that could use an encouraging word or gesture.

The Fellowship Idea: Comfort Food is the perfect event for January or any cold winter month.

I thought the perfect way to end our 31 Days of Retreat Planning would be to give you a Retreat Planning Timeline. We’ve worked through a pile of details and it can be helpful to organize the pieces all in one place.

A neat thing happened after our retreat this year. Quite by accident we were able to keep some of our retreat momentum going.

I did not know one of our team members was going to have a photo booth set up for us to use at our retreat in September. But I am so glad she put one together for us!

It’s a really nice touch to give your attendees a goodie bag or small gift when they check in at your retreat location. Goodie bags and gifts don’t have to be expensive or extensive. Our teams have used retreat goodies bags to provide each woman with some practical items for the weekend and to give them a small…

Yesterday we talked through the logistics of retreat discussion groups. Today we’re going to spend some time talking about your discussion group leaders.

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