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Indulging in God
April 2008

It's Not Just How You Say It, It's What You say
April 2008

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Worldview & Bioethics

Women's Ministry:
Raising the Bar
March 2008


Apologetics 101:
The Exclusive Nature of

Religious Pluralism
March 2008


Do the ladies in your
church watch Oprah?
Oprah on
"Christ's Consciousness"


Discount Babies,
Discounting Dignity
February 2008

Developing Young
Women for Work
January 2008


What Makes a Woman
An Intellectual?
December 2007

 

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We live today in a culture where the highest value is self rule and the ends always justify the means. In this world, matters of faith are regarded merely as personal values and opinion. This creates a complex situation for doing ministry in both church and culture, and proves challenging for believers to stand firm in the convictions of the Christian worldview.

The Foundation for Women of Faith in Culture is a ministry dedicated to equipping women to live effectively in the midst of this cultural predicament.

Whatever our context, be it motherhood, education, corporate management, or retirement, we are all in a place to influence and to be influenced by the world around us. Therefore, it is crucial for women to be prepared for loving God in thought, word, and deed.

Intentional education in many areas of our reality is crucial to the spiritual formation and practical living of today's Christian woman. The clash of worldviews impacts all areas of living, to which a  robust Christian education is the only antidote.