Women's Christmas Coffee & Tea
Women's Christmas Coffee & Tea
Come and join us for our annual Ladies Christmas Coffee & Tea on December 8th at 10am-12pm.
We encourage you to take a break from your busy life and gather together with other women for a wonderful time of good food, great fellowship, some worship and a short message. It’s a great way to celebrate and get ready for the Christmas season!
We will be having an optional cookie exchange for those who would like to participate in it. (2 Doz.)
Each year, we try to support FRM’s Ladies Ministry in South Sudan, Uganda and Kenya: Rabuna Fi Store. Again, this year, we will have the store open for those who would like to check out what they have and possibly donate to this wonderful ministry. Their handcrafted necklaces, bookmarks, skirts, earrings, bracelets, purses, embellished pashminas (wraps), etc., make unique Christmas gifts and 100% of the proceeds (donations) go directly back to the women to continue their support and ministry. This is an income generating project so ladies in these areas are able to make money to feed their families & attend Bible studies.
This event will be held in the Church Sanctuary. Cost is $10.
If you would like to participate in helping with organizing this event, please contact Kelly Lancaster.
Go to the Upcoming Events Calendar to find other Women's Ministry events.
The cost is $10 per woman. All women are welcome!
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Most Recent Message from Women's Ministry
Rick Lancaster - September 30, 2018
A Story of Glory – Luke 9:27-42
Pastor Rick Lancaster continues in the gospel of Luke. In this account we look at the Transfiguration, the time when Jesus revealed His glory. Christians are promised glory in the future and are called to be carriers of God’s glory today. Rick is the Senior Pastor of Calvary Chapel French Valley in Murrieta, California.
Scripture References: Luke 9:27-42
From Series: "Luke - Stories of Life"
The gospel of Luke depicts the humanity of Christ. As Luke describes the stories of Jesus' life, we should look for how those stories connect to our own stories.