Brave New Women
Sponsored by: Leadership Network
Type: White Paper
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Women’s ministry is on the verge of massive cultural shift as younger generations of women reject traditional programming in favor of more purposeful spiritual interaction.
Innovative church leaders are adapting to this rapid change by experimenting with
new ways to equip women to exercise their gifts and passions through relationships, spiritual development and outreach.
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