Christy partners with her friend and sister in Christ, Women’s Ministry Leader and Bible Teacher, Jamie Hoos, to offer retreats and special events for women.
Jamie has a three-fold mission to promote Bible literacy by engaging women with the Word of God using a structured method of study, to foster clarity of gender topics within the Body of Christ and to equip women leaders, Bible teachers, and ministers of the Gospel. For more about her visit her website here.
BROKEN AND POURED OUT WOMEN’S RETREAT
BRING THIS EVENT TO YOUR CHURCH!
This packaged event will provide an opportunity for women in your church to get away from their regular routine and spend time together worshiping in the Word and in song. The focus is on how we can be broken before the Lord and poured out for His purposes. Retreat options are numerous according to your vision and needs for your particular setting. Three teaching sessions, a worship concert, small group discussions, dessert fellowship, and a light breakfast and/or lunch are all options. More Info . . .
BE STILL: A CHRISTMAS WORSHIP EVENT
BRING THIS EVENT TO YOUR CHURCH!
This packaged women’s event is designed to slow women down during the busy holiday season by simply pointing them to the message of Christ. It’s an evening that incorporates a worship concert, Scripture reading, a short teaching, prayer and a time of silent reflection that is sure to bless your ladies. Bring Jamie & Christy to your church this November or December! More Info . . .
SPECIAL THEMES, TOPICS & TEACHINGS
CUSTOMIZE YOUR OWN EVENT!
Have a theme that resonates with where you sense the Lord may be leading your ladies? Is there a topic that would help you reach the goals God has given you for your ministry? What about core issues facing women today, issues that you know should be addressed from a biblical standpoint? The possibilities are endless. We would love to chat about your needs, pray with you, and help you plan your next women’s event. We’re here to serve you and the women you serve! Contact Jamie today . . .
