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I hope you’ve had a chance to check out the new Women’s Ministry Toolbox Podcast; if not, here’s your chance! The transcript will be available for each solo episode (not the leader interviews) the week after the episode has been released. The transcript is here for those who: Prefer to read, rather than listen. Wish…
I’ve been working on something special behind the scenes, and I’m so excited to finally be able to share the details with you this week! There’s a new, free women’s ministry resource coming to you soon! Drum roll, please…… I’m launching a podcast! Cue the confetti! The Background I’m still kind of in shock at…
Do you ever struggle with what to pray for your women? Or do you feel like you offer up the same prayers on repeat? I do too. I long to pray powerful prayers anchored in Scripture, but instead, my words, more often than not, come out awkward and stiff. God’s faithfulness knows no bounds, and…
Today, I have invited Jazmin N. Frank to share on the topic of ministering to single women. – Cyndee
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.
I’ve never forgotten how it felt to be a new women’s ministry leader.
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.
I’m frequently asked what leadership books I recommend.
The actions and the words of our church leaders reveal the value they place on the women they shepherd. In my over twenty years of ministering to women, I’ve witnessed some wonderful ways in which church leaders have shown their support for ministry to women. Unfortunately, I’ve also witnessed a reluctance and even a refusal…
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