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 …

Red velvet cupcakes piled high with cream cheese icing, gooey maple-glazed cinnamon rolls, melt-in-your-mouth sugar cookies, mocha brownies… It’s bake sale day at church! Most …

Is there room in your small groups for one more? Of course, we want to believe we’re all friendly and welcoming to everyone, but take …

Timidly I asked the new girl, Julie, that all-important question: “When’s your birthday?” In my 4th grade heart, I knew good things were to come …

These are things you—the leader—can do to show hospitality. As you lead by example, those who look up to you will follow! Do… Introduce yourself …

Serving in leadership exposes every area of our lives to the scrutiny of those we serve. It’s as if we live in a fishbowl. While …

I had heard having children would increase my relationship with God because I would be able to relate to him in new ways. When I …