Women’s Ministry Info

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The goal of FCC's Women's Ministry is to see women become faithful followers of Jesus who hold fast to the Gospel as we grow in rich theological understanding, practical holiness, and boldness to engage in Gospel conversations.

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Upcoming Events

Fall Bible Study - Coming Soon

Titus 2 Group Sign-Up - Coming Soon (More Info Below)

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Titus 2
Discipleship Groups

The purpose of our Titus 2 discipleship groups is to come along-side women in all stages of life and spiritual maturity to provide encouragement, to help women establish relationships with other women, and to help women learn to apply Biblical principles in their relationships and circumstances as they seek to live for the glory of God.

These small groups of 3-4 women meet at least once a month with an older believer and commit for one semester at a time (3-6 months).

These groups are open to all women, ages 16 and up. If you are interested in joining a Titus 2 discipleship group, please contact Pam Carson or go to our FAQ page for more information.

Connect Events

Connect Events are fun times for women to connect with other women and fellowship together! These can include things like movie nights, luncheons, community service, and more. If you are interested in hosting a connect event, please contact Melanie Reeve.

Resources

Theme for August: Prayer

The Power of Prayer by Charles Spurgeon

Spurgeon was a great believer and teacher in passionate, Holy Spirit-directed prayer. His word pictures of the majestic throne of grace that God calls believers to be privileged to come before is well worth the price of the book alone. You will be inspired and challenged in your prayer life, especially if you experience struggles in prayer.

Prone to Wander: Prayers of Confession and Celebration by Barbara R. Duguid

Confessing our sins might seem like a gloomy business—God already knows about them, so what's the point of dwelling on failure? But confession is more celebratory than we think. It does not simply remind us of our guilt, but points us to our great Savior, who has atoned for us and lovingly pursues us despite our wandering.

Prayer: Experiencing Awe and Intimacy with God by Tim Keller

Christians are taught in their churches and schools that prayer is the most powerful way to experience God. But few receive instruction or guidance in how to make prayer genuinely meaningful. In Prayer, renowned pastor Timothy Keller delves into the many facets of this everyday act.

Praying Together by Megan Hill

Nearly all Christians would affirm the centrality of prayer for a healthy Christian life. And yet, for many, prayer is often a challenge, requiring intense personal commitment and self-discipline. However, as Megan Hill points out in Praying Together, our normal approach to prayer leaves out a crucial component: other people. While personal prayer is important, God designed the church to be a community of believers who regularly pray together.

Handbook to Prayer: Praying Scripture back to God by Kenneth Boa

This prayer tool will guide you through the process of praying Scripture back to God. It gives you form and freedom as well as a “balanced diet” in your prayers, since each day includes prayers of adoration, confession, renewal, petition, intercession, affirmation, thanksgiving, and closing prayers.

A Praying Life: Connecting with God in a Distracting World by Paul Miller

This is as fine a book on prayer that you will ever read, but it is so much more. It is the story of our struggle to actually live like we believe that our heavenly Father really does love us. If we did, nothing could keep us from being committed to the day-by-day hard work of prayer. Paul Miller exegetes our struggle in a way that is convicting, insight giving, and encouraging.