Online Registration

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Please don’t forget to complete your registration!!

Click here to register

Once you complete your registration, you will automatically be entered in a drawing to win one of our Grand Prize door prizes!! Completing registration also adds you to the Feminar database for future updates about Feminar events and news!!

T-Shirt Design – Exclusive First Look

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Feminar 2016 t-shirt design

We are so excited to share with you the t-shirt design for Feminar 2016!! What do you think?

We will have short sleeved t-shirts and bags available for purchase. However, we will not take pre-orders. Credit and debit cards will be accepted, so please plan accordingly.

T-shirts are $15.00 each
Bags are $15.00 each

*Please note: t-shirts will only be available to purchase the weekend of Feminar 2016*

Merchandise Information

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Feminar 2013 t-shirt and bag pictured above

This year at Feminar 2016 we will have short sleeved t-shirts and bags available for purchase. However, we will not take pre-orders. Credit and debit cards will be accepted.

T-shirts are $15.00 each
Bags are $15.00 each

Next week, visit our website and Facebook page for an exclusive first look at our Feminar 2016 t-shirt design!! Share with your friends, so they don’t miss out.

 

 

*Please note: t-shirts will only be available to purchase the weekend of Feminar 2016*

Feminar on Social Media

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You can follow Feminar in a variety of ways, so don’t forget to stay connected with us through all of our social media opportunities listed below. We would also love to hear from you and see your pictures throughout the Feminar 2016 weekend.

“Like” us on Facebook
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“Follow” us on Twitter
@_feminar

“Follow” us on Instagram
@feminarconference

Hashtag
#Feminar2016

Ticket Information and More

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Where:
Feminar 2016 will be held at the S.E. Belcher Jr. Chapel and Perfomance Center
on the LeTourneau University Campus.

When:
February 19th-20th, 2016

Special Guest Speakers:
Lisa Harper
Janet White

Tickets:
We are excited to announce that tickets for Feminar 2016 go on sale, Monday, October 19th!! Please visit LeTourneau University Belcher Center website to purchase your tickets.

More Details:
Please read our mailer for additional information regarding Feminar 2016.
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Lessons from Naomi

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Last night at church, our “Women of the Word” group, began a new Bible study on the Book of Ruth. For this first week, we focused our study on Ruth 1. I could not believe how much was jammed packed into this amazing narrative. It was exciting, because as a group, we had so many different things to discuss.

The Book of Ruth opens with Naomi losing her husband and then her two sons. These losses left Naomi alone with her two daughters-in-law. At the end of chapter 1, Naomi’s depression and grief overwhelm her to the point where she even wants to change her name to Mara, which means bitter.

“She said to them, “Do not call me Naomi; call me Mara, for the Almighty has dealt very bitterly with me. I went away full, and the Lord has brought me back empty. Why call me Naomi, when the Lord has testified against me and the Almighty has brought calamity upon me?””
– Ruth 1:20-21 [ESV]

Here a just a few things I learned from Naomi in her moment of despair.

1. Naomi cries out to the Lord in her distress. She isn’t running to people to try to help her make sense of what is going on in her life. She’s not calling her BFF to complain. She knows that help comes from the Lord and so even in her frustration, Naomi goes to God first.

2. Naomi is honest before the Lord. This woman of God has lost so much. However, as she talks to God, she doesn’t act like she has it all together. She is honest about her feelings and pours them out before the Lord, hoping that He can make some sense of them.

3. Naomi’s faith remains strong in the face of uncertainty. In the short passage above, Naomi refers to the Lord as “the Almighty” two different times. Once, as she begins to talk to the Lord, and again as she closes her prayer. Naomi’s faith in the Lord stays strong, because she knows that the Lord is the on who allowed these horrible things to take place in her life. Even as Naomi’s circumstances overwhelmed her, she continued to have faith in the Lord Almighty!! She kept her eyes focused on Him!!

Little does Naomi know, the Lord is about to pour out His gracious mercy and plan of redemption for her life.

In our own lives, we need to remember these lessons from Ruth 1. God does not allow hard times to come so that we fail. God allows our circumstances to overwhelm us, so that we will sit back and watch Him be God!! God will never receive glory, if we are constantly trying to fix our own problems.

““Be still, and know that I am God. I will be exalted among the nations, I will be exalted in the earth!””
– Psalm 46:10 [ESV]

Jen Newsham
Author of Living a Changed Life

Freedom from Addiction: Pornography

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photo credit: Miranda Allbright

 

At Feminar 2015, Jon and Laney Wootten shared their story about how God miraculously set Jon free of a 13 year addiction to pornography. We admire their transparency and willingness to share their story of God’s healing in their lives. Marriage miracles still happen today!!

So many men and women don’t realize how this addiction can destroy a marriage relationship, which is why we encourage you to watch the Wootten’s story and share it with others who need to be reminded of God’s power to free us from our sin.

“To God be the glory! Great things He has done!”

Please watch and share!!