Social-distancing, coronavirus concerns, and local government recommendations could force your team to consider postponing an upcoming women’s ministry events if you haven’t already.
Slowly, but surely, restrictions are lifting across the United States and around the world, allowing people to begin to gather again.
The actions and the words of our church leaders reveal the value they place on the women they shepherd.
Today my friend, author Janet Thompson, is sharing a special guest post. May we all be encouraged to be brave leaders! Don’t miss the book giveaway at the bottom of the post! – Cyndee
Encouragement, Leadership, Leadership
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How often do you meet with the Pastor or Elder who oversees the women’s ministry in your church?
In the last year, I’ve had the opportunity to attend several women’s ministry training events and courses in person and online.
Today’s post is for the dear sister, who is flying solo and running the women’s ministry team without a helper or team to support her.
