Leadership in women’s ministry and Christian community is deeply rewarding, but it can also be exhausting. When you spend your time pouring into others, it is far too easy to let your own spiritual, emotional, and physical reserves run dry. How do you faithfully serve those around you without burning out or losing sight of who you are in Christ?
Join us on Sunday, September 27, 2026, from 6:30 to 8:30 PM at Maple Ridge Church in Sunderland, MA, for a practical, refreshing evening designed specifically for women who lead women. Whether you oversee a ministry team, facilitate a small group, mentor others, or lead in your community, this event will offer clear guidance, meaningful encouragement, and grounded wisdom for your journey.
Led by Kim Findlay, Executive Director of By Design Ministries, this session will walk through actionable steps to build sustainable, life-giving rhythms into your life and ministry. Together, we will explore:
Establishing Healthy Boundaries: Learn how to set loving, effective boundaries that protect your family, time, and heart while still serving others well.
Cultivating Soul Care: Discover practices that keep your inner life vibrant, ensuring your ministry flows out of abundance rather than depletion.
Abiding in Jesus: Keep your primary identity rooted in Christ so that your purpose remains clear, focused, and joyful.
Leading well doesn't mean giving until you have nothing left—it means leading out of a deep connection to the One who refreshes your soul. Step away from the noise of daily demands to invest in your own growth and connect with fellow women leaders who share your heart for ministry.
Event Details:
Date & Time: Sunday, September 27, 2026 | 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
Location: Maple Ridge Church, Sunderland, MA
Teacher: Kim Findlay, Executive Director
Registration Fee: $20
We hope you’ll join us and bring a friend!
Kim Findlay is the Executive Director of By Design Ministries. She is a speaker, author, and ministry leader with experience in strategic development, children’s ministry, discipleship, care, and prayer ministries. She’s a Midwesterner living in New England with her husband, Russ; they have raised seven children and now enjoy the titles of Nana and Papa to their grandchildren. She is a board member for South Shore Community Church and the New England District of the Christian and Missionary Alliance denomination, and she loves to encourage others toward faith and hope.