Memories from Cornerstone Women 2012 - Through April 2012
Women's Ministry Slideshow 2012
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
WOMEN OF FAITH - OCTOBER 26-27, 2012
Sacramento, CA
Oct 26, 2012 to Oct 27, 2012
You’ve never seen Women of Faith like this before!We all experience good times and bad days, triumphs and tragedies. But no matter what life throws at you, this is what matters: God loves YOU. (Always has. Always will.) You’re invited to be part of a very special celebration. Compelling stories, Bible-based teaching, world-class music, unstoppable inspiration, and a few surprises combine for an experience like no other. God loves you! And that means there is always a reason to celebrate.
Our soul waits for the LORD; He is our help and our shield. For our heart shall rejoice in Him, because we have trusted in His holy name. Psalm 33:20-21 NKJV
Cost: $91 for the conference.
To reserve your spot with the Ladies of Cornerstone, contact Judy Tomm at 329-5653
Women of Faith Video
July 1 has passed but it is not to late to sign up!
Women of Faith Sunday
Sunday, July 1st
During the 8:30 AM and 11:00 AM Worship Services
the Ministry Moment will highlight
Women of Faith Conference
October 26 & 27, 2012
Friday: 7 PM- 10 PM and Saturday 9 AM-5 PM
Sacramento, CA @ Power Balance Pavilion
Price of Tickets: $91.00
Military & Teachers (Including Homeschooling Moms) $71.00
(Possibility of volunteering at the event for discounted tickets!)
Come save your spot!
Look for the Women of Faith table and banner
out in the courtyard and sign up!
LADIES TEA PARTY
Cup of Life
What beautiful tea cups and what beautiful woman
made in God’s image you are. God’s handiwork, fearfully and wonderfully made.
Look around at all the dainty, colorful and
delicate cups which appear to be almost too fragile to use. Some may be more
sturdy and strong, while others give the appearance of being flawless with no
visible chips, cracks or imperfections.
Some may have obvious flaws that are visible to
everyone. There are even those that have been shattered, only to have been
carefully mended and now ready to use again.
Some are expensive and rare, others plain and
practical. Others may be brand new and never used for the purpose that they
were intended. Some have been used countless times and have many opportunities
in the future.
Others claim they have served their time. Chipped
and worn they would like to just sit on the shelf and be admired for their
work. But others want to be used until
the very end, fearful they will be put aside and forgotten. Some are capable of
holding much more than others.
With all of their many differences and
similarities, all cups and saucers were designed for a common purpose – to
serve (tea service).
I want you to look into your cup and think about
your spiritual life journey. It can be a powerful teacher, an image for the
process of your spiritual growth and a reminder of your spiritual thirst.
Your cup - You hold it, fill it, drink from it,
empty it and wash it. You choose what you fill it with. Through my human
choices my thirst for God can be quenched.
In my cup I can see life with its emptiness,
fullness, brokenness, flaws and blessings. A cup is a container for holding
something and whatever it holds has to be eventually emptied out, so something
more can be put into it.
Our spiritual journey is a constant process of
emptying and filling, of giving and receiving, of accepting and letting
go.
I have learned that I have flaws, chips and stains,
as any well used cup may have but the markings and imperfections need not
prevent me from being a valuable gift to pour out to others.
The stains are a way to transformation, cleansing
and forgiveness. God knows our weaknesses and failures. Sometimes we resist
what God desires to pour into our cup of life. We can ignore or refuse to be
open and receptive and the contents we put in may turn sour and stale rather
than overflowing with God’s living water.
The contents are meant to refresh, nourish, warm
and renew life. Might we be stirred up with a deep desire to cry out to our
precious Lord.
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