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Here you can find announcements about women’s ministry events, recipes, or thought provoking conversation. Scroll down to view the latest postings or choose from the categories listed to the right to browse around a bit. Stop by often to see what’s new and don’t forget to leave a comment below. Comments are public and viewed by other visitors to the blog. To contact Julie directly, you can e-mail her.

Julie Zager
Director of Women’s Ministries

Psalm Lesson 8 Upload

Posted on December 5, 2008

Hi Ladies,

I’m so sorry to have missed you Thursday evening. We spent much of the time in small groups talking about how to use those pesky cross-references in your Bible to find related passages to help you understand what is in a particular Scripture. We used cross-references and “context” to discuss Isaiah 53.

It was great to refocus on why we study this way, and there was a long question and answer period where we talked about how to find the answer to a confusing passage, and even about how to apply “inductive study methods” to your particular learning style.

Here is Lesson 8. Have it ready to discuss after our potluck next week. Have a terrific weekend!

Blessings,

Analiisa

Psalm Lesson 7 Uploads

Posted on November 12, 2008

Hello again! I missed you last week. I trust your discussion was interesting and fruitful, and you’ve now had a chance to know each other more intimately. I suppose if you are purposefully reading this, then you won’t be at study on Thursday. Well, I look forward to seeing your lovely face again soon!

lesson-7

Blessings,

Analiisa

An opportunity

Posted on November 11, 2008

Have you ever longed for some peace and quiet? Just a chance to be quiet and still - not to be answering the phone, rushing to and from work, errands, obligations? Do you sense that with the holiday season coming that your life will become even MORE crazy?
The Interlude retreat provides you with an opportunity for peace, quiet, and time to be with Jesus. Our theme this year is “Soul Thirst”. Our hope is to encourage one another as we take time away from our busy lives to listen to the condition of our hearts and invite the living water of Jesus to quench our soul’s thirst. Before the holidays - just in time to feed your soul.
Register TODAY - there are only 50 spots available. Make this retreat a priority - you will be blessed. More information is on the Interlude Retreat link (to the left) or feel free to call.

Julie

An opportunity

Posted on November 11, 2008

Have you ever longed for some peace and quiet? Just a chance to be quiet and still - not to be answering the phone, rushing to and from work, errands, obligations? Do you sense that with the holiday season coming that your life will become even MORE crazy?
The Interlude retreat provides you with an opportunity for peace, quiet, and time to be with Jesus. Our theme this year is “Soul Thirst”. Our hope is to encourage one another as we take time away from our busy lives to listen to the condition of our hearts and invite the living water of Jesus to quench our soul’s thirst. Before the holidays - just in time to feed your soul.
Register TODAY - there are only 50 spots available. Make this retreat a priority - you will be blessed. More information is on the Interlude Retreat link (to the left) or feel free to call.

Julie

Psalms Lesson 6 Uploads

Posted on October 29, 2008

Hi Ladies who spend their Thursday evening with me ~

This has been a good, but difficult week for me. I’m glad I’m spending so much time in Psalms. I’ve needed constant reminder that what God says (His Word) He will always accomplish. I have to keep clinging (for dear life!) to the last clear command or statement He gave me. That is what gives me hope. Hope that does not disappoint.

In any case, this lesson is chock full of scripture that demonstrates that what God says (even hundreds or thousands of years earlier), He will do. Enjoy.

Be sure to download and print double sided.
Psalms Lesson 6
Psalm 48

 -posted by Analiisa, who loves walking through the Word with you.