“that their hearts may be encouraged, being knit together in love, to reach all the riches of full assurance of understanding and the knowledge of God's mystery, which is Christ,” Colossians 2:2
A net of women ministering to women through Time Together, Worship and prayer, and studying God’s Word to make disciples of Jesus Christ
If you would like more information on the Women’s Ministry or on any upcoming Women’s Ministry events, please contact our Women’s Ministry Director, Meghan Heaton (meghan@crosswayfellowship.org).
Bible Study:
Join us this summer as we study Titus through the lens of discipleship. If you missed our Kingdom Fruit Study, you can listen to the teachings by clicking the words or the button below.
Women’s Ministry Fireside Chats
The fireside chats were a series of evening radio talks given by President Franklin D. Roosevelt. The beauty of these conversations was that it kept the American people up to speed on current events. Below, you will find the women’s ministry fireside chats. If you are wondering where we have been, where the Lord is leading, and what we are doing right now, read through our latest posts here.
Have you ever lost a friend either through death or drifting apart? I am certain we all have—the sorrow and sadness can run quite deep. Sadly, there isn't a term for friendship grief like widow or orphan, but the feelings are…
It was a sunny Saturday, the wind was blowing, and the ball fields were packed. The baseball tournament was well underway, and the crack of the bats and the cheers from the stands made it challenging to hear the person next to you. We were lugging our coolers, tents, chairs, and toys, and I was looking for the field number or the Nationals jerseys...
The shadows on the earth are the longest in the winter. When the earth experiences the hardships that come with winter, those barren, bitter cold days, she can lift her head and look out upon the land and see that the shadows are grand. Likewise, in my…
This morning, I walked into the local coffee shop a little earlier than the friend I was meeting. After getting a cup of coffee, I looked around for a spot. Sitting at a large table were four women. In front of each of them was a beautifully illustrated book that looked very much like an advent study guide or a Bible study. Intrigued by what they were discussing, I sat down at a two-person table nearby…
My Aunt Sandy is 80 years old, and was recently diagnosed with terminal brain cancer. This would be terrible news, if it hadn’t prompted something WONDERFUL….
