by Mary Speidel | Oct 18, 2018 | News, Printed Newsletters, Women's Connection
Some of the best-dressed women attending the Gainesville (Florida) Christian Women’s Connection luncheons shop for their clothes at thrift stores, says Stonecroft volunteer Linda Moore. They’re not retirees living on a tight budget or stay-at-home moms trying to...
by Stonecroft Ministries | Oct 11, 2018 | Printed Newsletters, Tips, Women's Connection
As you and your Women’s Connection Planning Team think about your events, keep Stonecroft’s vision in mind. We share the Gospel with those who don’t know Christ. Consider the words you use in your invitations, the appeal of your meeting place to the nonbeliever,...
by Cheryl Lee Davis | Oct 4, 2018 | Encouragement, Printed Newsletters, Women's Connection
Connection to the vine changes us and the way we pray. Sometimes these prayers are answered in unexpected ways or at unanticipated times. I’d been praying through the Loving Your Neighbors prayer devotional with my Stonecroft team. While outside one morning, I was a...
by Robyne Baker | Jul 20, 2018 | Printed Newsletters
“You are the only people who make us feel like there is hope.” Helen Lewis and her fellow Stonecroft Bible Studies Guides are hope-bearers for the women in the Washington County Correctional Facility in Bartlesville, Oklahoma. Six Stonecroft volunteers enter the jail...
by Mary Speidel | Jul 13, 2018 | Printed Newsletters
Most women look in the mirror at least once a day. That’s a physical truth Stonecroft international partner Emmanuel Chirambo applies to his spiritual work in the African country of Malawi. Emmanuel uses Stonecroft Bible Studies (SBS) and other Stonecroft resources to...
by Dale Shelton | May 25, 2018 | Printed Newsletters, Women's Connection
Prayer is vital to our relationship with God and certainly plays a part in our evangelism. After all, how would we get to know God better and understand what He wants us to do if we’re not communicating with Him? Praying Scripture is powerful because we’re praying...
