Your love, God, is my song, and I'll sing it! I'm forever telling everyone how faithful you are. I'll never quit telling the STORY of your love.” Psalm 89:1

Our theme for Still Waters for Her in 2011-2012 is Story. Our speakers and worship leaders will share part of their own stories – whether personal or ministry passion – and then how HIS story has impacted their journeys.

Still Waters meets once a month on Tuesday nights from 7-8:30 pm. Childcare (birth-11 years) is available with 48-hours notice at 719.388.5002.

Our Next Still Waters for Her - Ordinary Simply Becomes Extraordinary
Tuesday, February 7 – 7-8:30 pm – Woodmen Heights Auditorium

Join us for an evening filled with Worship with Kristin Wood and Story with Katie Garvert. Katie will share her heart for WVC's Access Ministries and you will hear the stories of some special parents and their amazing kids. Check out more about Access Ministries at woodmenvalley.org/access.

Childcare (birth-11 years) is available with 48-hours notice at 719.388.5002.

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Remaining Dates for Still Waters Winter/Spring 2012:

Tuesday, March 13, 7-8:30 pm – RR Worship Auditorium

Once Upon a Time…in the Land of More - Growing up and believing the "happily ever after" was for everyone else around her, Cindy West, Visionary Director of Awakening Artists and Director, Worship Arts, has found herself in a different kind of story all together. A story that only God could author. Come join Cindy as she shares from the pages and chapters which have led her to discover "the land of more.”

Shannon Wexelberg and Chuck Limbrick will lead us in a powerful time of worship. Childcare (birth-11 years) with 48-hours notice at 719.388.5002.

Tuesday, April 10 - 7-8:30 pm – RR Gymnasium

The Story of Sak Saum - with Ginny Hanson, the Founder and International Director of Sak Saum.

For several years at Still Waters we have highlighted an incredible ministry in Cambodia called Sak Saum - through In His Steps International. Women rescued from human trafficking are making beautiful purses, jewelry, scarves and wallets that are sold throughout the world and providing a story of hope and restoration for these precious women. We are blessed to have the founder of Sak Saum at our April Still Waters to share her story with us. Erika Dickson will also be with us and we will have some of the Sak Saum products available for purchase that evening.

Tuesday, May 8, 7-8:30 pm – RR Gymnasium

Living the Bigger Story - Stu Davis, Matt Ferrell, and others from the Student Ministry at Woodmen Valley Chapel will share stories and moments of impact from their involvement in Swaziland, Africa. Connecting American young people to an African community that’s been devastated by HIV/AIDS has become one of their primary goals, and they’ll be sharing how student from WVC have taken this community from tragedy to hope.

Worship Leader:  Bre Heinrich & Band