Starting a Women’s Ministry from Scratch
Building a strong ministry begins with laying a firm foundation.
Articles by Christina Fox
Remember Women on the Sidelines
Try these four creative ways to engage all the women in your church.
Where Have All the Volunteers Gone?
A shortage of volunteers is a common concern. Here’s help to identify and address barriers to serving.
Faithful to the Finish Line, Day 2: The …
These faithful witnesses point you to Jesus, who is worthy.
Problems in Ministry Are Ministry
The problems we face in ministry are opportunities to build up the church in love.
How to (Biblically) Encourage Your Ministry Team
When you encourage fellow laborers, are your words rooted in the gospel or something else?
A Prayer for the Start of the Ministry …
When a new ministry year rolls around, the best way to start is on our knees.
Women’s Ministry Leader Survival Guide Tool #3: If …
God uses the weak, insufficient, and incapable and makes them strong so all the glory belongs to Him.
Give Moms the Gospel
The gospel has something to say to every mom. In every moment, the gospel gives life-giving hope.
What Every Teen Needs from a Mentor
The gospel is the great equalizer to bridge the gap for teen mentors.
How to Fend Off Ministry Burnout
Don’t wait until you reach a breaking point. Avoid the contributing factors leading to ministry burnout.
The Best Question to Ask of Your Women's …
At the end of the day, this is the measuring stick we ought to use for every ministry plan.
Ministry Is Uncomfortable
Ministry is often inconvenient, sometimes messy, and never easy. But that’s when we know we are in the right place.
How to Cultivate Community in Your Women’s Ministry
We often think of Christian community as doing activities together. It’s much more. It’s about sharing our spiritual lives in Christ.
Titus 2 Living Goes Beyond the Classroom
When discipleship and real life meet, it’s a whole lot more than mere Bible study.
You Can’t Do It All: Why We Need …
Overbooked, overcommitted, and overtaxed leaders are headed on a collision course to burnout. Learn how the church can work to prevent another casualty.
Consider Those Who Are New
Have you considered possible ways your ministry may be inaccessible to a new woman? Here’s help from a leader who’s now the newbie.
Leaders Need Mentors
We need older women who have served in ministry to lead and guide us in our calling as leaders. After all, it’s God’s design. Do you have a mentor?