Posts in category Outreach

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 …

There was a month when I was recovering from surgery. In that time, I had to rely on friends and family to help me with almost …

Here are 5 service ideas leading into the holidays: Project Warmth. Collect blankets, coats, and other warm clothing for the homeless. Depending on the climate …

There are 214,000 women in the United States armed forces on active duty and an additional 190,000 women in the reserves and guards. The demands …

Not every child knows a mom’s unconditional love or reassuring embrace. Some children are forced to leave their homes for their own protection. They’re scared …

A natural tendency for any leader—and people in general—is to get comfortable in routines, roles, and relationships. To keep your ministry’s perspective fresh, content relevant, …

With ever-changing technology, many women feel overwhelmed trying to learn to use their cellphones, set up social networking sites, or use different software programs. Invite …

From September through May, a church in Michigan serves a gourmet meal on the second Tuesday of every month to as many as 60 single …

Everyone wants to know that secret to getting younger women involved. But secret ingredients aren’t secret once you get your hands on them. Special sauce? …

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 …