Woven Women: ‘Achiot’
The Hebrew word for sisters is “Achiot,” defined as “protectors that bond and impress.” This description captures what Debbie Knowles has experienced throughout the body of Christ--from Pittsburgh to Philly and beyond.
Woven Women: Hidden Treasure
For all this time she believed the diary to be the greatest treasure that the box contained, but she was wrong.
Woven Women: The Standard
Debbie Knowles had this epiphany halfway through her very slow deep dive into Leviticus: Holiness is a big ask for a planet filled with flawed human beings.
Moving women in your church toward a culture of prayer
In women’s ministry, we diligently plan Bible studies and events. But have you considered how to help all women in your church to grow in the practice of prayer?
Woven Women: Jesus in All Seasons
No matter what season you may find yourself in… alive and active, fruitful, alone, dormant, still, fearful, grieving, or overwhelmed, know that you are not alone, shares Nicole Drayer, wife of Pastor Greg Drayer at Rolling Hills Baptist Church in Verona, Pennsylvania. Jesus is with you right where you are.
Woven Women: To the Women who are Struggling on Mother’s Day
The story of our lives was God’s to write, and we had to surrender our hopes and dreams in favor of His good plan.
Woven Women: Seasons of Suffering
Addiction. Loss. Disease. Poverty. Mental illness. Violence. In the harsh reality of it, we remind ourselves that God is still on the throne.
Woven Women Good Reads: ‘The Whole Woman,’ edited by Kristin L. Kellen and Julia B. Higgins
BRN Woven Women Ministry Consultant Mary Landis reviews The Whole Woman, edited by Kristin L. Kellen and Julia B. Higgins, which explores ministering to a woman’s heart, soul, mind and strength.
Woven Women: Where Omniscience and Arrogance Meet
Throughout history we see one common failure in mankind: Not trusting God to be God. We bring “self” into nearly every transaction with Him.