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A significant challenge for a disciple of Jesus is to practice servant leadership. We do not have to be afraid of being a servant or being a leader. Regardless of our historical, cultural, and life experiences, Jesus is our model of a servant leader. How do we fully embrace servant leadership in every aspect of life? Read more.
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This free downloadable resource is suggested for churches and groups of people who desire increasing numbers of, and more effective ministry of, men and women working together. Be prepared for open dialogue, self-reflection, new thoughts and questions. Read more.
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A cluster of women in ministry discuss our God-given emotions. Jacqui Mignault, commissioned pastor of The Road Church in Calgary, AB, writes, “I was reminded when talking to other women in ministry today that our emotions are a part of this work, an integral and inextricable part. They tell us things...” Read more.
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Your input is needed. By the spring of 2020 we’d like to have a t-shirt available for all women of the CRC to proudly wear. You’ve given us great suggestions for using a woman’s cut, including a maternity option, child’s sizes, etc. What do you think the t-shirt should say? Colors? Email your ideas to womensministry@crcna.org.
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Updated resource including recommendations and examples for both U.S. and Canadian churches and families. Caring for the families of those who lead our churches and work within our denomination, therefore, seems paramount. Read more.
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Events Calendar
- Sept 11 - CRCNA Chapel - Rev. Shannon Jammal-Hollemans, guest preacher
- Sept 24 - Lunch & Learn, Eileen Kooreman speaker
- Nov. 6 - 17, 2019, She is Called Holy Land Trip, Trip leaders, Dr. Josh and Sally Vis, Rev. Dustyn Keepers, Lesley Mazzotta and Rev. Liz Testa.
Are you investing in the future of women by offering an event to grow as leaders in your region? We want to hear from you! We would like to post your event on the events calendar. Send an email with information to womensministry@crcna.org.
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Get Connected
CRC Women are now on Facebook! We're excited to share how our ministries are connecting, collaborating, and building leadership capacity. Follow us here.
Women's Ministry Clusters - WMC. We are exploring the idea of virtual regional clusters to support leadership training events, hold discussions for planning women’s celebrations, share resources, have times for prayer, and more. The WMC’s are for all women and vital for diverse learning and conversations. Join WMC Now
Contact us:
Website: crcna.org/womensministry
Email: womensministry@crcna.org
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