There’s a lot of pressure facing women in today’s society. But as followers of Jesus, we must decide whether or not we’re going to align our lives with God’s word. It’s tempting to dismiss certain passages in the Bible and say, “Oh, that’s outdated—it doesn’t apply today.” But we are called to live out God’s …
This is a guest post by energy calculation expert and guest blogger Jobe Leonard from the Reschexpert blog, Rescheck Podcast and https://www.rescheck.info. He discusses key items you need to think about before breaking ground on construction projects at your church camp facility. Permits and Code The first consideration you need to take any time you …
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This is a guest post from Cyndee at Women’s Ministry Toolbox. The lessons haven’t always been fun or easy, but God has taught me so much in almost 20 years of ministering to women. From my days as a “mommy group” leader to serving on three different women’s ministry teams in three different churches in three …
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This is a guest post by Catherine Daugherty of the blog My Daily Bread Body and Soul. Are you planning recipes for a summer family reunion, a holiday event at home or even a larger Christian event? Yes? Well then, I have some wonderful tried-and-true options for you! I absolutely love spending time in the …
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October is designated as the official Pastor Appreciation Month, and this can be a great time to express gratitude for all that your pastors have done. They work tirelessly all year long to ensure that your worship experience is as meaningful and truthful as possible. They are truly invested in your spiritual well-being, as well …
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A Guest Post By: RITA MYERS of DATING WITH NATURE Planning a camp or retreat for your church can be incredibly exciting, but at the same time quite stressful – especially when the threat of rain is looming in the clouds above your campsite. While sometimes it may be possible to prepare for incoming rain …
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This is a guest post from Cindy Herrera from the Hunt and Lunch blog. Every woman should go on a spiritual retreat at least once in their lives. Women have a lot of reasons and excuses not to go. I’m sure you’ll say something like “It’s too long. Who will take care of the kids?”, “ …
You’re never too old to have fun. I have fond memories of summer camp as a kid – long days full of activity and equally fun-filled nights. I remember running through the woods with my friends, trying to capture our enemies’ flag. I remember sitting around the campfire for hours playing games and telling stories. …
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The literal meaning of retreat is to withdraw. It is spiritual in nature and its purpose is to get closer to God. It is a way to discuss one’s faith. It is the definite time spent away from normal or routine life to reconnect with God. As Christians, a retreat is a way for us …
Despite the rising popularity of church retreats, many churches, congregations, and pastors still haven’t taken hold of the opportunity have them. Some may be skeptical. Some may not have even really given thought to it before. Regardless, if you know how extraordinary and life-changing retreats can be, you can’t just sit back and let your …
Read moreHow to Convince Your Pastor That You Should Have a Retreat