Have you ever wondered about a program offered by the Women's Life Office? There are so many things going on around here that it can be hard to keep track! As the fall semester draws to a close, we have asked a few ladies who have been involved with the Women's Life Office to talk to us about their experiences. In the coming weeks, we will have guest bloggers writing about:
Thrive is
a mentoring program available to female students and student wives who attend
churches that do not offer mentoring opportunities. A dedicated team of
mentors, women associated with SEBTS, have offered to spend intentional time
with Southeastern ladies on a personal basis with the specific goal of
encouraging practical and spiritual growth. Stephanie Bates, our guest blogger,
will share her experience as a mentee and help you understand what such a
relationship can look like.
The LEAD{women} ministry was established by Southeastern Seminary in an attempt to serve the women in North Carolina churches while providing practical ministry experience for our female students. The LEAD{women} ministry team includes women pursuing degrees at Southeastern who seek to serve women in a speaking or teaching capacity. Kiersten Griffith will share her experience at a LEAD event this semester.
D-Groups: Ladies from all over campus are involved in D-Groups through the Office of Discipleship and Spiritual Formation. Over the years, the WL office has served as a meeting place for a few of these groups. We love being a part of students' lives through these groups. This year, Leslie Hildreth co-leads a group with Mrs. Faye Dunbar, who has written a wonderful post on her experience.
Connecting Point exists to foster fellowship and spiritual maturity among women of Southeastern. Connecting Point events are held 4-5 times per academic year. Each has its own unique flavor and is designed to encourage fellowship among the Southeastern women. Our guest blogger will share from her experience attending one of this semester's Connecting Point events.
We can't wait to share these posts with you! The first post will be available next Tuesday, November 12 at 9am.
Comment below and let us know what else you would like to hear from us!
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