Women

The purpose of our Women’s Ministry is to provide

Christian Fellowship, Growth in God’s Word, Mission Education,

and Outreach to the families in our church and the surrounding areas.

All of us are a part of Women’s Ministry.

Women’s committee 2016-2017

Cathy Farquhar, Shawn Bensley, Bobbie Zimmerman, Suzanne Cox, Misty Landers, Janice Wilsford

Look for the above emblem for information concerning Women’s Ministry.

Upcoming Events:

WOMEN’S Ministry Corner

Women’s Ministry Corner

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February 28^th – Girls’ Night Out

Come join us as we travel to The Jalapeno Tree in Denison. Please sign up at the office window – the bus will depart from the church at 6:oo p.m. sharp.

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March 17th 9:00 – 9:40 Sunday school breakfast – in fellowship hall - sponsored by WM

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Spring Ladies’ Bible Study

“The Faithful” – Heroes of the Old Testament

By B. Moore, P. Shirer, L. Harper, K. Minter & J. Rothschild

This will be a five week study. Monday evening and Tuesday morning classes available. Monday classes will begin on April 1^st at 6:30 p.m., facilitator will be Tricia Folsom. Tuesday classes will begin on April 2^nd at 9:00 a.m., facilitator will be Claudia Hanes. Please sign up at the office window. Study books are available in the office for $13.00.

Please contact Cathy Farquhar for more information.

We tend to think getting an answer from God is the main reason we pray. The main reason we pray is to be praying.

How do you handle the issues you face each day as you confront life in the real world? Do you find yourself in God’s Word, prayerfully seeking God’s guidance and help? Or do you immediately turn to others to tell you what to do?

I don’t know about you, but sometimes when a crisis arises, I find myself asking others to pray before I’ve talked to God about the situation myself. I’ve come to realize that God wants me to read His Word and talk to Him first. Actually He wants me to talk to Him always.

We constantly carry on a personal conversation with ourselves. We evaluate every situation. We review conversations with others over and over in our minds. We carry on an internal discussion about life and our evaluation of it.

I believe God wants us to invite Him into that conversation. That’s what I believe Paul means when he tells the Thessalonians to “pray without ceasing” (1 Thess.5:17). God never gives us a command that we can’t fulfill. So instead of talking to yourself, why not start talking with God?

Linda McGinn

from the One Minute Bible Series - Women in Leadership