LEADERSHIP

Cathi Tague, Director of Women's Ministry

Jody Craycraft, Coordinator of Women's Bible Studies

Women's Retreat

Upcoming Events

Prayer Breakfast

More information to follow.

2012 WINTER STUDIES

Deborah’s Daughters
Day and time: 1st & 3rd Tuesdays at 9:15 am and again at 6:45 pm
Meeting place: Room 109
Start date: September 13 in Room 109 at 6:45 pm (combined class)
First class: September 20 in Room 109
- morning 9:15 am

- evening 6:45 pm
Curriculum: Women of Faith, Bravery & Hope, a Study of Esther and Ruth by John MacArthur $20.00
Leader: Arnette Bargabus and Gay Tiss

Precepts Tuesday Night Study
Day and time: Tuesday evenings from 7:00 to 9:00 pm
Meeting place: Room 204
Start date: January 10 - February 28

Curriculum: Revival or Captivity - Precepts Ministries
Synopsis: A lesson you cannot afford to ignore. Find our what happened to Israel when God gave them the choice to obey. $13 for materials.

Leader: Bobette Craycraft

Day and time: Wednesdays, 4: 00 - 5:30 pm
Meeting place: Barb Stilson's Home
Curriculum: Disciplers Bible Study
Synopsis: We offer in depth Bible Studies on books of the Old nad New Testaments. Our goal is a daily study of God's word. The Purpose of Disciplers Study is to get God's Word into people's lives so that they become disciplers who disciple others.
Leader: Barb Stilson

Women in the Word

Date and time: 2nd & 4th Mondays, 7:00 - 9:00 pm

Meeting place: Room 109

Start date: January 23

Curriculum: Ephesians: Our Immeasurable Blessings in Christ by John MacArthur

Synopsis: "For we are God's workmanship, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do." Ephesians 2:10. Come and grow with us as we discover together the glory and work of Christ in His Church and the hearts of every believer.

Book Reading Group

Literary Ladies

Literary Ladies is a reading group open to women from the church and the community. The goal of Literary Ladies is
to read literature and discuss the text in light of a Christian worldview. Books are selected based on their impact on our
culture, their time-proven insight into the human condition, and their importance for understanding our world. Types of
literature include, but are not limited to, biography, history, play, poetry, novel, and short story.

Reading from a Christian perspective means reading literature with a critical viewpoint. Literary Ladies are encouraged to
consider the author’s intended meaning and to evaluate that meaning by the truth of God’s Word.

The selection of books is not restricted to safe topics and sanitized language. Thoughtful Christians should be aware of
their Father’s world and be able to interact with unsaved people and their ideas. Unbelieving authors are able to say true,
beautiful and good things about the world because God has created them in His image and has sovereignly extended His
common grace to all. Care is taken to avoid obscene literature and warnings will be given about difficult literature; however,
some readers may still be offended by certain book selections. Literary Ladies are encouraged to skip any reading that is
objectionable to them.

Literary Ladies are strongly encouraged to read the group’s founding book, Reading Between the Lines: A Christian Guide to Literature
by Gene Edward Veith, Jr. Please contact Leann Erickson to borrow a copy.

2011-2012 Books and Meetings
Please come to as many or as few meetings as you like! All discussion meetings will be in the CCCLH Fireside Room
from 7:00 - 9:00 pm. Contact Leann Erickson or the church office with any questions..