Please be aware of the following dates, events, and information as you plan your ministry year.  Pass these on to the various ministries within your local church that would profit from these training and resource opportunities.

I love this picture of Ellie Bennett! And I think you will too. Please let me tell you why…

Jerram Barrs is a masterful storyteller, bringing the lives and times of different biblical women alive to the reader. In each chapter, Jerram relates the historical setting and cultural practices to present-day practices to help the reader identify more closely with the biblical women.

Looking for an area of service or outreach in which your church’s women’s ministries or PresWIC can be involved? This page focuses on activities that others have done that can be adapted and used by your women. 

A case study on how women's Ministry was Re-built by applying Women's Ministry Biblical Leadership Training principles.

Take a look at the programs and activities available for women attending this year's General Assembly in Nashville, TN.

This book is about Francis Schaeffer.  It is probably the best book I have read and could recommend to anyone wanting to know more about Schaeffer.  It is concise and to the point.

Believing that present and future generations need to know what God has been doing in the PCA’s ministry to women, the most recent edition of the PCA’s Women’s Ministry Resource Quarterly introduces a new look and an opportunity to share more information by using the web [...]

Warrior Presbytery covers West Central Alabama and consists of 24 churches, many of them with small congregations and most of which are not geographically close to any other sister PCA church. However, distance does not hinder the service and fellowship of the Warrior PresWIC women [...]

By Ashley Hall. In the last Resource Quarterly, Ashley Hall began setting the stage for us, as to why the conversation about intergenerational relationships is important.  In this issue, we would like to continue the conversation with a few more specific questions about those relationships and their importance in women’s ministry.