Great debt of thanks
At the turn of the 20th century, many men considered the formation of church women’s societies a new, radical, and
How will you celebrate the women you love this month?
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At the turn of the 20th century, many men considered the formation of church women’s societies a new, radical, and
The final issue of Interchange—winter 2021—is available for you to download, print, and share from our Publications page. In it, you will find news about staffing changes, an October 2020 executive board report, and information about the convention and gathering. Our news brief section offers a variety of information: on Bold Women’s Day, Gather‘s winter Bible study, the new and improved virtual gathering for leaders (once the Conference of Presidents), and special days to observe. Find back issues here.
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by Jennifer Michael Read Genesis 22:15-18. The above passage is the end of a story known well to most of
How can we be more like Jesus--if we're not like #Jesus? Today's blogger says she's nothing like Jesus and she wonders if you often feel the same way. She wonders: What is your definition of a good #Christian? A stalwart #follower of Jesus? A #disciple? womenoftheelca.org/blog/post/… pic.twitter.com/PBj9dg8PUn