WOMEN'S MINISTRYBible Studies geared especially for women to help embrace the scriptures to enrich their spiritual walk
Prayer Ministry Prayer opportunities include monthly "Prayer Coffee" on first Friday each month, phone and e-mail prayer chains. Prayer Shawl Ministry involves prayer, knitting, and crocheting combining into making "prayer shawls" to reach out to those homebound, nursing home patients, and critically ill. Each shawl represents a tangible gift of love and prayers that have been interwoven in the shawl that encircles the recipient as they wear it. "...and ye clothed me; I was sick, and ye visited..." Matthew 25:36. Special Events such as women's conferences, retreats, or just to get together to praise the Lord. Sew Fun Ministry involves meeting in our fellowship hall and making various items and teaching others the art of sewing. Many More...Community Pregnancy Center, Operation Christmas Child, Fall Family Festival, and more... |
WOMEN'S EVENTS
SewFun
2nd and 4th Tuesday each month 9:30am-3pm
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"Bible Studies" now being offered:
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Seamless by Angie Smith
A sweeping overview of Scripture. Learn how the people, places, and events of the Bible are tied together. $14 Wednesday 7 pm - 8pm Begins 09.04.2019 7 sessions Register by 08.28.2019 via Count Me in Card or call the church office at 937-746-4248 |
Sermon on the Mount by Jen Wilkin
Inductive study for those who want to look deeper into the Sermon on the Mount. $14 Sunday 6 pm - 7:30 pm Begins 09.15.2019 9 sessions Register by 09.01.2019 via Count Me in Card or call the church office at 937-746-4248 |
Psalm 23 by Jennifer Rothschild study beginning January 2020.
Prayer Coffee Dates
11:30 am First Friday of Each Month unless otherwise noted:
2019 Dates:
None in January or February due to harsh winter weather
March 8
April 5
May 3
June 7 – Our 10th Year Anniversary
July 12
August 2
September 6
October 11
November 1
December 6
11:30 am First Friday of Each Month unless otherwise noted:
2019 Dates:
None in January or February due to harsh winter weather
March 8
April 5
May 3
June 7 – Our 10th Year Anniversary
July 12
August 2
September 6
October 11
November 1
December 6
Ladies Connect Sessions
Day Date Time Location Connect Session w/Leader
Mon 9/8 6pm HBC Show Her the Way w/Rachel
These are "audio" sessions with discussion to follow on various topics from the Women's Leadership Forum (see descriptions below).
Sessions will be held in various SS classes depending on the number in attendance & availability of SS room.
Day Date Time Location Connect Session w/Leader
Mon 9/8 6pm HBC Show Her the Way w/Rachel
These are "audio" sessions with discussion to follow on various topics from the Women's Leadership Forum (see descriptions below).
Sessions will be held in various SS classes depending on the number in attendance & availability of SS room.
Connect Descriptions
Building Healthy Cross-Generational Friendships in Ministry Sophie Hudson
Looking at the relationships between Mary and Elizabeth, Naomi and Ruth, and Lois and Eunice, Sophie will challenge us and encourage us to prioritize relationships across generations in our churches (and in our families). It’s easy to focus on what divides us, but we have so much more in common than we realize. Scripture clearly shows us the blessing of friendship across generations, and life is so much richer when people are our priority.
Confident in God’s Design Dr. Rhonda Kelley
The world has distorted God’s design for women. This breakout session will explore what the Bible teaches about manhood and womanhood in contrast to the world’s view of gender. With the help of God and His Word, Christian women can live godly lives in an ungodly world and teach biblical womanhood to others.
How iGen Views Sexuality Ashley Chesnut
With culture drastically shifting since the invention of the Internet, views on sexuality are rapidly changing with each generation. In this session, learn how the iGen crowd (those born after 1995), think about sexuality and gender and how we as Christians can disciple this next generation, particularly in the area of sexuality.
Just Open the Door Jen Schmidt
As ministry leaders, what if we are overlooking the single most effective tool for Kingdom change and it is right in front of us? After decades in ministry, Jen Schmidt is convinced that opening our door has the power to radically impact our culture, to make an impact on our immediate community and quite possible shift how you think about your women’s ministry. Let’s reframe our preconceived notions on hospitality and understand its critical role in discipleship and evangelism. Leave inspired, encouraged and equipped with tangible ideas to implement immediately.
Ministry to the Broken and the Offended Jackie Hill Perry
Throughout his ministry, Jesus encountered a diversity of individuals, but what stands out is how most of the people that Jesus ministered to typically fell into two distinct categories: the offended and the broken. Jesus may have taken slightly different approaches to how he ministered to both, but His message did not change. The gospel was the balm for both and it still is today. This workshop will show us why.
Reaching Young Moms in Your Church and Community Faith Whatley
Have you sat down and talked to a young mom recently? The challenges today are so different than they were even 10 years ago. These women are trying to make a difference in the lives of their children, family, church and community in a culture that is difficult. Have you wondered how to minister to them? Come participate in a discussion about ways you can minister to moms and why this is so important today.
Sharing the Gospel with Confidence Dr. Jeff Iorg
This session will include practical tools for sharing the Gospel with friends and family members. We will focus on sharing the gospel in continuing relationships, with people you encounter in the everyday of life. Special attention will be given to knowing when and how to initiate gospel conversations.
Show Her the Way Mary Margaret West
Teenage girls and young adult women need you now more than ever. Don’t miss the opportunity to pour out and share what you’ve learned with the next generation and show them the way. Let’s talk about what it looks like to practically invest in the younger women God has placed in your life.
Truth on the Go! Andrea Lennon
We are busy and pulled in many different directions. (Can I get an “amen” to all the roles and responsibilities that make it difficult to purse Jesus?) Yet, Jesus said, “If you hold to my teaching, you are really my disciples. Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free.” (John 8:31-32) In our fast-paced lives, how can we know and apply Biblical truth so that our confidence comes from God and not ourselves? Come learn foundational truths that will position you to experience God’s hope, peace, and power right in the middle of your day!
Building Healthy Cross-Generational Friendships in Ministry Sophie Hudson
Looking at the relationships between Mary and Elizabeth, Naomi and Ruth, and Lois and Eunice, Sophie will challenge us and encourage us to prioritize relationships across generations in our churches (and in our families). It’s easy to focus on what divides us, but we have so much more in common than we realize. Scripture clearly shows us the blessing of friendship across generations, and life is so much richer when people are our priority.
Confident in God’s Design Dr. Rhonda Kelley
The world has distorted God’s design for women. This breakout session will explore what the Bible teaches about manhood and womanhood in contrast to the world’s view of gender. With the help of God and His Word, Christian women can live godly lives in an ungodly world and teach biblical womanhood to others.
How iGen Views Sexuality Ashley Chesnut
With culture drastically shifting since the invention of the Internet, views on sexuality are rapidly changing with each generation. In this session, learn how the iGen crowd (those born after 1995), think about sexuality and gender and how we as Christians can disciple this next generation, particularly in the area of sexuality.
Just Open the Door Jen Schmidt
As ministry leaders, what if we are overlooking the single most effective tool for Kingdom change and it is right in front of us? After decades in ministry, Jen Schmidt is convinced that opening our door has the power to radically impact our culture, to make an impact on our immediate community and quite possible shift how you think about your women’s ministry. Let’s reframe our preconceived notions on hospitality and understand its critical role in discipleship and evangelism. Leave inspired, encouraged and equipped with tangible ideas to implement immediately.
Ministry to the Broken and the Offended Jackie Hill Perry
Throughout his ministry, Jesus encountered a diversity of individuals, but what stands out is how most of the people that Jesus ministered to typically fell into two distinct categories: the offended and the broken. Jesus may have taken slightly different approaches to how he ministered to both, but His message did not change. The gospel was the balm for both and it still is today. This workshop will show us why.
Reaching Young Moms in Your Church and Community Faith Whatley
Have you sat down and talked to a young mom recently? The challenges today are so different than they were even 10 years ago. These women are trying to make a difference in the lives of their children, family, church and community in a culture that is difficult. Have you wondered how to minister to them? Come participate in a discussion about ways you can minister to moms and why this is so important today.
Sharing the Gospel with Confidence Dr. Jeff Iorg
This session will include practical tools for sharing the Gospel with friends and family members. We will focus on sharing the gospel in continuing relationships, with people you encounter in the everyday of life. Special attention will be given to knowing when and how to initiate gospel conversations.
Show Her the Way Mary Margaret West
Teenage girls and young adult women need you now more than ever. Don’t miss the opportunity to pour out and share what you’ve learned with the next generation and show them the way. Let’s talk about what it looks like to practically invest in the younger women God has placed in your life.
Truth on the Go! Andrea Lennon
We are busy and pulled in many different directions. (Can I get an “amen” to all the roles and responsibilities that make it difficult to purse Jesus?) Yet, Jesus said, “If you hold to my teaching, you are really my disciples. Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free.” (John 8:31-32) In our fast-paced lives, how can we know and apply Biblical truth so that our confidence comes from God and not ourselves? Come learn foundational truths that will position you to experience God’s hope, peace, and power right in the middle of your day!