Church ladies tea party

The Teacup Story based on Jeremiah 18: 1-6b. Inspirational Free Printable story. A Beautiful story about your worth. You don't have to be perfect on the outside. You were created with a purpose.

Want to host a Women’s Ministry Tea Party at your small church? Read on for one small church’s story and 9 Steps to hosting your own.

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A Broken Teacup By John W. Vander Velden If you searched the cupboard of a woman I once knew, you would find at least one broken teacup, standing unused in the far reaches behind all the unblemished. Once I drew out a bit of china examined how it had been carefully reassembled, the yellowed glue the only sign of its repair. “This cup is beautiful, why don’t you use it?” “It’s broken,” the only response. And I wondered why she had gone to the labor of putting it together, piece by piece. In…

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Have you ever spent 10 weeks with a group of ladies, delving into the Word, sharing deeply and growing together? I spent about 10 years with the same lovely group of women doing one Bible Study after the next and loving it. There is something special about studying the Bible in depth while experiencing the […]

Do you know how challenging it can be to find games for a Ladies Tea Party?? For the past few years I've been put in charge of games for our annual Ladies Tea at church, and I've been pretty successful in finding games online. However, this year was another story! I searched and searched for over an hour and was unable to find anything suitable for our ladies. Oh, I found games, but either they seemed a little, ah...boring, or they seemed a little too crazy (running around and such). So in…

Hosting a mother/daughter tea party is a great way to connect with your daughter, no matter what her age. Plan a memorable mother/daughter tea party you and your daughter will enjoy!

I grew up in a church that regularly sang this song as a congregational hymn. I enjoyed the song then and still love it now, although we don't sing it very often. I really enjoy this song for many reasons. First, it speaks of a Bible story I have known since childhood. Patient Sunday School teachers with paper-towel backed flannel board figures would tell me the story out of John 4. The outcast woman comes to the well at the hottest time of the day to avoid the other women and has a life…