Woven Women: Storm Watching
Storms are beautiful movements that take us through highs and lows, teaching us sweet and painful notes that our ears have never heard.
Woven Women: A Holy Load of Laundry
”I used to do important work in a law firm. I used to make decent money. I used to have big conversations with adults about law and politics and life. Today, I’m doing laundry; a never-ending pile of laundry.”
Woven Women: What’s new?
Which camp do you find yourself in: "Camp Clay" or "Camp Concrete"? Woven Women's Deb Knowles thinks we are both. We are hybrids!
Woven Women: Remembering Resurrection
Shannon Baker, the director of communications for the Baptist Resource Network, believes believers' lives are not as impactful until they have experienced death.... and resurrection.
Woven Women: Be Still
Licensed professional counselor Doreen Weiss knows God's Word says to "Be still and know that I am God" (Psalm 46:10). But what does that really mean?
Woven Women: Unexpected Gifts
The One despised and rejected by mankind brought the cure for sin in His finished work. He came, a promised answer from the hand of God, in the most unannounced and unexpected form, a baby born to a poor family.
Bible Study Basics Workshop
Women are invited to a "Bible Study Basics Workshop" on Saturday, October 28, at Plaid Community Church located at 1575 River Road in Pittston, Pennsylvania. The free workshop will start with brunch at 11 a.m., and the training will run…
Woven Women: ‘Achiot’
The Hebrew word for sisters is “Achiot,” defined as “protectors that bond and impress.” This description captures what Debbie Knowles has experienced throughout the body of Christ--from Pittsburgh to Philly and beyond.