SC Wesleyan Women's Ministry

Connecting Women to God and Others

Myrtle Beach Retreat

Written By: hkelley5 - Jul• 16•10

SC Wesleyan Women’s Ministry Beach Retreat.

Patty Bray will be our speaker at the Hilton Myrtle Beach Resort March 23-25.

Registration forms are now available through the website.

Registration has been extended to Feb. 10, 2012.

We want as many ladies possible to come worship with us !  

Please spread the word !

Click the following links to print out a copy of the registration form:

Full Color Registration Form:

2012 Retreat Registration Cover-Full Color

2012 Retreat Registration Inside-Full Color

Black and White Registration Form:

2012 Retreat Registration Cover B&W

2012 Retreat Registration Inside B&W

Clear your calendars now !

Invite your friends for a relaxed, fun-filled, life-changing, weekend with God and friends from North and South Carolina.

Patty Bray -Pastor Of Adult Ministries

Patty Bray -Teaching Pastor

Patty Bray is a pastor and pastor’s wife from Heritage Wesleyan Church where she and her husband, John, have ministered for thirty-eight years! She is the mother of two adult daughters and the grandmother of her precious little granddaughter, Stella Rose.

She has worked on staff at Heritage in many areas such as Christian Ed, Women’s Ministry, Small Groups Pastor, Connections Pastor, Children’s Pastor and Missions Pastor.

She is currently working in the area of Adult Discipleship, where her greatest passion lies. She says, “If I could do only one thing in ministry, it would be to write Bible studies and teach them. I love to teach the Word and see people “get it” when it comes to learning the Word, loving the Word, and living the Word!”

Patty enjoys communicating God’s Word and God’s truths in down-to-earth, exciting ways. She will challenge you to live a more

Christ-like life and enjoy a deeper relationship with Jesus!

Blog: www.pattybray.com

Cost :

4 ladies to a room $150 each

3 ladies to a room $170

2 ladies to a room $205

1 lady to a room $320

Early bird registration: Postmarked and PAID IN FULL by Dec 1, 2011
Registration: Postmarked and PAID IN FULL by Jan 5, 2012

Registration forms will be sent to each church as soon as they are available to be mailed.

Contact the SCWW Ministry leadership team if you have any questions by emailing us at scwwministries@gmail.com.

 

Click link to view video of the hotel for 2012 SC Wesleyan Women’s Ministry Beach Retreat.:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fNupxDO6kQQ


Ride For The Rock

Written By: hkelley5 - Sep• 09•11
For more information or to register contact Joy Bryant jbryant@swu.edu
or click http://www.scwesleyan.org/2011/09/ride-for-the-rock/ 
All funds raised go to support the 2012 Family Camp Services at Table Rock Wesleyan Camp.

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Written By: hkelley5 - Aug• 28•11

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Event Pictures

Written By: hkelley5 - Mar• 21•10

If you have pictures you would like to share of any SC Wesleyan Women’s Ministry events, please send them to scwwministries@gmail.com.

Click link to see some photos from 2011 Myrtle Beach Retreat.

https://www.facebook.com/pages/SC-Wesleyan-Womens-Ministries/135453896541988?sk=photos

Click link to see the photos of the Greenville/Easley Oasis 2010.

http://www.facebook.com/photo_search.php?oid=364622028418&view=user

Education

Written By: hkelley5 - Mar• 11•10

What is HUMAN TRAFFICKING?

Trafficking is modern-day slavery, which seems to be the fastest-growing criminal enterprise in the world today. Two broad categories of HUMAN TRAFFICKING are labor trafficking and sexual trafficking. Trafficking in persons (TIP) is a process through which an individual loses her/his freedom and independence to be used as someone else’s slave or “property.”

A case of trafficking in persons requires three elements:

 

WHAT? An ACT (or attempted act) of recruiting, transporting, transferring, harboring, or receiving a person

 

HOW? By MEANS of force, fraud, abduction, deception, or coercion

 

WHY? For the PURPOSE of EXPLOITATION, such as  domestic servitude, slave labor or services, prostitution and other forms of sexual exploitation, begging, illicit removal of body parts, and forced combat in armed conflict

 

What can you do to abolish human trafficking?

Those of you who read this newsletter are a blessed people. You live in the comforts of your own homes.  Become informed about HUMAN TRAFFICKING. Avail yourself to resources about what is being done in the abolition of HUMAN TRAFFICKING. Pray. Ask God what it is that He wishes to do through you to combat this horrible injustice. Allow the things that break the heart of God break your heart. Be willing to give of your means and of your time. Remember, you can offer comfort, healing, and HOPE through Jesus Christ.

Contact Julie Kellett or Margie Massingill for additional information.