Christian Feminist Perspectives
Under the able leadership of Rev. Karen Appleby, Director of Ministries at Federated, Christian Feminist Perspectives created the following Vision Statement:
Federated Christian Feminists share a vision of spiritual growth and expression. We are involved in intentional, honest spiritual exploration including challenging theological reading and discussion. We are a catalyst to the church as we nurture a theological and liturgical inclusive awareness.
We keep our focus on women’s issues and advocate for women locally and globally. We find our strength in unity which allows us to reach out in smaller action groups.
As an inclusive group, we are open to women and men of all ages, ethnic origins and life situations. We are visible and respected in the church community.
In the light of this Vision, Christian Feminists created the following Mission Statement:
The mission of Christian Feminist Perspectives is to promote spiritual growth for self, family, group, church and community. Our activities include study, discussion, programs, and speakers which focus on women’s issues.
We have set the following goals for 2006 - 2008. these goals are listed in order of priority.
1 - read and discuss books of our choice
2 - continue our support of Women’s Sunday
3 - develop ways to support each other within the group
4 - work with the pastor to incorporate inclusive awareness in the
worship service
5 - participate in outreach programs focusing on women
6 - raise $250 a year to help with programs such as Women’s Sunday
7 - invite two guest Speakers
Christian Feminist Perspectives meets regularly on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month in room 14 from 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. We are pleased to have visitors and new members. Feel free to come at any time. Bring your brown bag lunch if you like.
For more information contact Tish Bogan-Ozmun at tish@uneedspeed.net or 606-0882 or Ruthanne Hassing at ruthannehassing@gmail.com or 527-1840.
Under the able leadership of Rev. Karen Appleby, Director of Ministries at Federated, Christian Feminist Perspectives created the following Vision Statement:
Federated Christian Feminists share a vision of spiritual growth and expression. We are involved in intentional, honest spiritual exploration including challenging theological reading and discussion. We are a catalyst to the church as we nurture a theological and liturgical inclusive awareness.
We keep our focus on women’s issues and advocate for women locally and globally. We find our strength in unity which allows us to reach out in smaller action groups.
As an inclusive group, we are open to women and men of all ages, ethnic origins and life situations. We are visible and respected in the church community.
In the light of this Vision, Christian Feminists created the following Mission Statement:
The mission of Christian Feminist Perspectives is to promote spiritual growth for self, family, group, church and community. Our activities include study, discussion, programs, and speakers which focus on women’s issues.
We have set the following goals for 2006 - 2008. these goals are listed in order of priority.
1 - read and discuss books of our choice
2 - continue our support of Women’s Sunday
3 - develop ways to support each other within the group
4 - work with the pastor to incorporate inclusive awareness in the
worship service
5 - participate in outreach programs focusing on women
6 - raise $250 a year to help with programs such as Women’s Sunday
7 - invite two guest Speakers
Christian Feminist Perspectives meets regularly on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month in room 14 from 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. We are pleased to have visitors and new members. Feel free to come at any time. Bring your brown bag lunch if you like.
For more information contact Tish Bogan-Ozmun at tish@uneedspeed.net or 606-0882 or Ruthanne Hassing at ruthannehassing@gmail.com or 527-1840.
Recommended Links:
Women's Sunday 2007
Books We've Read
Program from the
2005 Women's Sunday event
The Story of Ruth: Twelve Moments in Every Woman’s Life by Joan Chittister, reviewed by Billie Jane McIntosh
"Think of Three Women" by Norma Russell
2004 Women's Sunday Sermon by Stephanie Hamilton
2003 Women's Sunday Sermon by Rev. Shelly Moe
Women's Sunday 2007
Books We've Read
Program from the
2005 Women's Sunday event
The Story of Ruth: Twelve Moments in Every Woman’s Life by Joan Chittister, reviewed by Billie Jane McIntosh
"Think of Three Women" by Norma Russell
2004 Women's Sunday Sermon by Stephanie Hamilton
2003 Women's Sunday Sermon by Rev. Shelly Moe
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