Beltway Women Volunteer Equipping Day

Beltway Women has a passion to reach every woman for Christ, and encourage them to connect with other women in genuine community and worship. In order to do this…we need your help!

All women who are currently a part of the Beltway Women team (or women’s ministry) are encouraged to attend a Volunteer Equipping day on Saturday, January 18, 9-11:30 a.m. in the Chapel. We will recast the vision of our women’s ministry, plan for 2014 calendar events, provide training for each individual team (hospitality, etc.), spend time in prayer and fellowship, and discuss ways that you can be involved. Any woman interested in joining the Beltway Women team is welcome to attend…we would love to have you!! Some of the activities and events we will be discussing are the spring RELEASED Retreat, Women’s Bible Studies, Women’s life groups, and the SHAPE Retreat. I hope you will join us!

Please register online here.
Deadline for registration, especially children’s ministry is January 15th.

Please contact DeAnna Fields at deannafields@beltway.org for more information.

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