A BLOG OF OUR PAST EVENTS
Please take a few minutes and view the following blogs of what has been happening with Womens' Connection here at Hi-Way Church.
Your input is valued and appreciated.
Lets get connected.......
Your input is valued and appreciated.
Lets get connected.......
50's Night at The Malt Shoppe & Dessert Auction April 25, 2008
Women's Connection had a great 50's Night at The Malt Shoppe and Dessert Auction in the Fellowship Hall. We went "back to the nifty fifties" and while we were there, we enjoyed some great desserts and watched alot of delicious home baked desserts auctioned off by a "mystery auctioneer". All proceeds went to help Women's Connection for Pennies Plus!!
In September 2007, we were pleased to have our very own Marina Gallant
Marina was the winner of the Hope FM "Search for the Star" contest. She so capably shared her testimony and ministered in song! We finished off the evening enjoying some delicious apple crisp! Everyone had a great evening!
Pennies Plus
"Pennies Plus" (formerly known as "Penny Day") With all of the fund raisers that we held this year at Hi-Way, we raised a total of $1592.97 for the development of new churches. Thanks for all of your hard work and support!
In May 2007, we held a "Think Thai" Night
Come out to Womens' Connection this month. and allow the Lord to connect with us and strengthen the Thais between us. :-)
Pennies Plus.....
We had a great time baking and selling desserts at Ingersoll BIA Ribfest, raising funds for Pennies Plus 2007
Tuesday, October 16, 2007
Thursday, March 1, 2007
The heart of Women's Connection is to provide a place where women can meet together with God and find joy, encouragement, friendship and grow in our relationship with Christ. It doesn't matter whether you are married , a young mom, single, empty nester, young or young at heart....you are invited to come.
Hi-lights of the Retreat...
Our first retreat "A Forgiving Heart" was a great success. About 30 ladies joined together at Braeside Camp on Friday, February 23 & Saturday, February 24. What an awesome time we had with God and each other! Karen Duhamel Ridge was our speaker and spoke on forgiveness. She challenged our hearts as she told us of how her heart was broken but how God sustained her and her children and brought them through the most difficult times of her life. She also learned how to forgive and challenged us with some practical ways to learn to forgive.
Hi-lights of the Retreat...
Our first retreat "A Forgiving Heart" was a great success. About 30 ladies joined together at Braeside Camp on Friday, February 23 & Saturday, February 24. What an awesome time we had with God and each other! Karen Duhamel Ridge was our speaker and spoke on forgiveness. She challenged our hearts as she told us of how her heart was broken but how God sustained her and her children and brought them through the most difficult times of her life. She also learned how to forgive and challenged us with some practical ways to learn to forgive.
Stephanie Israelson lead us in worship with her beautiful voice and we were blessed with God's presence. 
Of course the fellowship was amazing .......we laughed and talked and talked and laughed ....until the wee hours of the morning.
You can visit Karen's website by going to www.ministryofhope.net or to visit Stephanie's website go to www.stephanieisraelson.com
You can visit Karen's website by going to www.ministryofhope.net or to visit Stephanie's website go to www.stephanieisraelson.com
Thursday, February 15, 2007
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Have you had a "Missionary Moment"?
Women's Connection within our local church can initiate and enhance missionary care. We can build greater connection with our missionaries and care for their needs by responding in practical and relevant ways. We can communicate through correspondence and e-mails. Remember them on their birthdays and other special holidays throughout the year. Just sending an "I"m thinking of you" card or a little note to let the missionary know that you are praying for them can be very encouraging to them. Inquire about their needs, ask what you can pray for and DO IT!
There are currently 2 women from Hi-Way Pentecostal Church who are working in the mission field.
Dorothy Klynstra, daughter of Mint and Dina Klynstra is serving in Thailand, working in a home for orphaned and physically handicapped boys. She is an occupational therapist and her goal is to improve the quality of life for these boys and where possible teach them life skills that will allow them more independence.
Dorothy Klynstra
133/83 Mooban 3 Box 78,
Charming Home Pakkred
Pakkred Nonthaburi 11120
Thailand
dorothyk67@hotmail.com
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Kathy McDonald, sister of Jerry and Janice McDonald, works with YWAM (Youth With A Mission) in the Central American country of Belize. She works with children and youth in this country to bring the message of the Gospel to them and over the years has adopted several children. One of her daughters has chosen to follow in Kathy's footsteps and is currently attending Bible College so that she too can reach out to the lost of the world as Kathy has done. Both of these ladies covet our prayers for them and below you will find their postal addresses as well as their e-mail addresses. Please write to them and encourage them by letting them know that we are interested in their work.
Kathy McDonald
Have you had a "Missionary Moment"?Women's Connection within our local church can initiate and enhance missionary care. We can build greater connection with our missionaries and care for their needs by responding in practical and relevant ways. We can communicate through correspondence and e-mails. Remember them on their birthdays and other special holidays throughout the year. Just sending an "I"m thinking of you" card or a little note to let the missionary know that you are praying for them can be very encouraging to them. Inquire about their needs, ask what you can pray for and DO IT!
There are currently 2 women from Hi-Way Pentecostal Church who are working in the mission field.
Dorothy Klynstra, daughter of Mint and Dina Klynstra is serving in Thailand, working in a home for orphaned and physically handicapped boys. She is an occupational therapist and her goal is to improve the quality of life for these boys and where possible teach them life skills that will allow them more independence.
Dorothy Klynstra
133/83 Mooban 3 Box 78,
Charming Home Pakkred
Pakkred Nonthaburi 11120
Thailand
dorothyk67@hotmail.com
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Kathy McDonald, sister of Jerry and Janice McDonald, works with YWAM (Youth With A Mission) in the Central American country of Belize. She works with children and youth in this country to bring the message of the Gospel to them and over the years has adopted several children. One of her daughters has chosen to follow in Kathy's footsteps and is currently attending Bible College so that she too can reach out to the lost of the world as Kathy has done. Both of these ladies covet our prayers for them and below you will find their postal addresses as well as their e-mail addresses. Please write to them and encourage them by letting them know that we are interested in their work.
Kathy McDonald
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