Saturday, Jan. 25th @ 10:30am
Women Caring for Women: Renew, Reset, and Refocus in 2025
Gather with the women of North Wake for a morning of worship, prayer, teachings, and fellowship. The teachings will feature encouragement from Michelle Zust, Sarah Gravil, Kendra Woods, Daphne Woodall and Ali McCall.
Beginning Jan. 27 – Apr 7
Join us for a nine-week study of 1 Peter. Peter, a man of faith and flaws and an eyewitness to the life of Christ, challenges us to look beyond our current circumstances to a future inheritance. In 1 Peter, he shares concerns about big picture issues for the early believers, reminding them of the living hope they have in Christ. Peter describes our true identity as believers and points us to humility and submission.
This nine-week study will begin Monday, Jan. 27th. The registration fee of $16 includes your book, which you will receive the first week of the study. If there are any questions please reach out!
Click HERE to Register!
- If you would like to have a mentor, please fill out the questionnaire HERE.
- If you would like to be a mentor, please contact womensministry@northwake.com.
Women’s Retreat 2024 (April 26-28, 2024)
My Calm & Quiet Soul: Christian Meditation For Everyday Life
Are you noisy inside? Do the truths that you believe settle deeply into your heart? Get online and you’ll see ads promising peace of mind through meditation and mindfulness. Does that work? Is that what you need? Christian meditation promises far more than a mere absence of noise. Instead, it promises a deeper resonance and communion with your Father, His Son (your Savior), and God’s empowering presence by His Spirit.
Friday, April 26th – “Take Out My Brain” (Mindy Williams)
Saturday, April 27th – “Knowing, Grasping, Pondering” (Mary Kathryn Lassetter)
Saturday, April 27th – “The Unaided Mind” (Alicia Burgess)
Sunday, April 28th – “My Calm, Quiet Soul” (Mindy Williams and Jett Wrenn)
Women Caring for Women Talks
Walking Through Suffering: Living in Hope
January 20, 2024 – Ad Miles
Where is hope in the middle of dark days? Does it shrink into the shadows or come out in full force? Where do you encounter despair? In the wee hours of the night when no one is around to distract you from your thoughts? Hope and despair both try to flourish in the face of unknown outcomes. Despair tempts us to give up, while hope prompts us to keep living the abundant life Jesus promised us in John 10:10. We must learn to live in hope!
Grieving with Hope
February 25, 2022 – Liz Williams
For More Past Retreat talks, go to northwake.com/nwwomens-retreat-talks.
Resource
- 10 Peaceful Practices — Stephanie Joyner spoke at See & Savor (Sept 25th) on Soul Care. This is an attachment of some helpful practices in soul care.