I’ve studied and read and memorized everything there is to know about Oprah, but something seems to be wrong—she still isn’t my friend! No, I …

It’s a common complaint among women’s ministry leaders, “The younger women won’t come!” or “None of the older women ever attend!” It can be a …

It was about 9:30 p.m. when the heavy hospital room door closed on the last of entire day’s worth of visitors. Keith, my husband, had …

As small groups grow, individuals within the group often struggle. Existing small group members become comfortable sharing life with each other and sometimes feel guarded …

“Wow! That was the best meeting ever!” Do you hear these words at the end of most meetings? Probably not. Unfortunately, most meetings are long, …

You know “that one woman.” She’s the one who seems to create the most problems and consume the most time in your ministry. She might …

The term “empty-nest syndrome” refers to an emotional condition some women experience when one or more of their children move out of the home. Many …

I know from my training as a teacher that homework is supposed to be meaningful and purposeful. Recently, my son had a homework assignment that …

You might be silently screaming those words, or perhaps the silent screamers are the women on your ministry team. And when women are burnt out, …

As we encourage you to network with others in women’s ministry, we don’t want you to forget the most important connection of all—the one with …