“She is clothed with strength and dignity
and she laughs without fear of the future.“
Proverbs 31:25
Fall Reconnect Lunch for First Ladies 60+
Saturday, October 9th || 11:30am
Deb Rinkor’s Home: 3300 Henry Lane || RSVP 695-9979
Bring salad to share or bring your own if you prefer. We will have a relational time connecting and praying for one another. You don’t want to miss it!
WE LOVE OUR
PRAYER WARRIORS
Sheltering-in-place is hard when we are not able to gather and be with our friends, family and loved ones. Connecting and supporting one another is still happening! Join us discuss what we’ve studied at home and touch base, encouraging one another. We are better together, even if it is via Zoom. We laugh, cry and celebrate the beauty of being girlfriends and sisters in Christ. You are not alone. We are here for you!
Psalms Discussion and Prayer
- Tuesdays from 4-5 pm over Zoom
- Meditating and studying one Psalm a week
None Like Him: 10 Ways God is Different From Us (and Why that’s a good thing) by Jen Wilkin
- Thursday mornings from 10:00 – 11:30 am
Seamless: Understanding The Bible as One Complete Story
by Angie Smith
- Tuesday nights from 7-8 pm over Zoom
- 8 weeks beginning January 5th
Coming Soon
- The Last Arrow by Erwin Raphael McManuss
UPPER ROOM: Where we choose to journey up the stairs walk into a deeper more intimate relationship with God and one another.
Worship, testimonies, small group sharing, inspiration and encouragement. Didn’t Jesus go to an upper room to get away from the crowds and spend intimate time with his disciples? We are going to be intentional to do the same! Each time we gather it may look different. Variety is good. We’re super excited to see God lead us as we plan and uncover His best for all of us.
Stay Tuned for Future Upper Room Dates and Details
MAMA
Once a month meeting for moms of children 0-6 years
Gathering + Learning Together
Thursday Night, March 4th
7-9 pm at SRCC
First Ladies 60+ “The Last shall be First”
Date pending for our next gathering.
Contact us for more information about SRCC’s Women
