
Photos Women's Retreat 2010 [here]
Photos of recent women’s sewing and craft days [here]
Photos of women's Advent gathering [here]
Discover Your Spiritual Type at the Women’s Retreat
March 16, 17, 18 – Sienna Center, Racine
What is spirituality? We all know what it is, but it’s hard to pin down and share. How do we most naturally encounter and describe the ways we experience God’s presence in worship, work and world? Knowing more about your spiritual type, and the spiritual types of others, can grow our faith individually and as communities of faith. This retreat will explore the spiritual types through interactive experiences related to each type, with plenty of small group time to help us get to know one another around conversations that matter.
Come for the whole retreat or pick your day. Sign-up begins in February. Retreat Leader Rev. Kim Beckman – author, retreat leader and pastor
Women's Retreat 2010 photos in the online photo album [here]
I feel God’s presence when… Spring comes; the day light is longer |
Photos of recent women’s sewing and craft days
Women of St. Matt's had great fun on Wednesday, Feb. 10, sewing mittens and aprons, creating Christmas tree garland from Christmas cards, sorting buttons, creating pins. A light breakfast and lunch were provided. Photos of the event and the similar Jan. 13 event are below.
Photos of the women’s sewing and craft day Feb. 10, 2010 online [here]
Photos of the women’s sewing and craft day Jan. 13, 2010 online [here]
Photos of Women's Wellness Event 2010: Breast Cancer
The Women's Wellness Event 2010 focused on Breast Cancer. A list of websites with resources and information about Breast Cancer has been compiled. You can find the list here to download or print [doc] or [PDF].
A special webpage for the Wellness Event 2010 with a summary of the day's events is [here].
Photos of the event are in the online Photo Album [here].
Photos: women's Advent gathering 2009
Photos of the women's Advent gathering are online. The St. Matt's Women’s Ministry presented “Handmaid of the Lord”, a one-woman performance depicting Jesus through the eyes of his mother, Mary, on Saturday, December 12, at St. Matthew’s. The performance was offered through Acacia Theater by Janet Peterson, artistic director. A potluck luncheon preceeded the performance. Photos of the event are in the online 2009 Photo Album [here].
Thank you for your support!
Thank you for your support of Reformation’s Women’s Ministries through your purchase of homemade salsa and chips. When your canning jar is empty, please donate your coins in it and bring it back to church. All proceeds go to Reformation’s women’s ministries.
About Women's Ministry
The purpose of St. Matthew's Women's Ministry is to enhance growth in faith through Study of the Word, Fellowship with One Another, and Service that proclaims the Love of Christ working in and through us. Study, fellowship and service occur in many ways and in many different venues. Women answer their personal callings from God by offering their time and talents in leading studies and discussions, planning and implementing opportunities to serve others, teaching and using skills on behalf of God's kingdom, and reaching out to individual women. Women's Ministry endeavors to support these efforts, most importantly through prayer and personal encouragement, and secondarily through assistance with personnel and resources as needed.
Sunday morning sharing group
It is an open small group which meets weekly in the Bridal Chapel to build a foundation of friendships for women while at the same time discussing issues, topics, and books. Meets in Bridal Chapel, near Commons & Worship area.
Contact: Mary Thomae (414-476-1751)
Friday morning Bible study
Study of God’s word that will challenge you and and help you grow in your relationship with the Lord. Time for fellowship and a focus on reaching out to other women in the community.
Contact: Sue Swing
Women’s Circles
Women’s Circles are a long-standing tradition at St. Matthew’s. The Deborah and Naomi Circles each meet monthly with a focus on fellowship, Bible study and missions. The Joanna Circle meets occasionally as members desire. Dates, times and locations of meetings vary.
Contacts:
Deborah – Arlene Hastings (262-783-4618)
Naomi – Ruth Zarse (262-782-1872)
Joanna – Joyce Heinrich (262-792-1941)
Women in Touch
We will keep in touch
despite ending group.
Women in Touch has been a longstanding group meeting on Monday mornings. Through the years many close and dear relationships have been built among the ladies.