WOMEN'S MINISTRY
Sisters at the well
Sisters at the Well exists to provide support and discipleship that encourages a strong relationship with Jesus Christ while nurturing healthy fellowship among women.
Women's Bible Studies
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Gospel of Grace:
Titus
The gospel that saves us for all eternity is the same gospel that transforms us day-by-day. Knowing, believing, and living out the truths of the gospel changes not only our lives, but our homes, churches, and culture as well. The gospel of grace is put on display for all to see. In this verse-by-verse study of Paul's letter to Titus, we will see the essential connection between right belief and right character and the way both testify to the goodness of the gospel.
Led By: Kris Althoff
When: Tuesdays, 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM
September 8 - November 17
Where: Room 104 at Living Water Community Church
Childcare Available
Esther:
The Hidden Hand of God
While Esther may be a familiar story, we will dig into this book, studying it verse by verse. Through our study, we will see how God is really the main character of the story. While God is never directly mentioned in the whole book of Esther, we will see how he is always working and moving. We will connect the story of Esther to the rest of the Bible and see how it reveals our need for a better deliverer, a better king, and a better kingdom than anything of this world. Each week, the homework will include reading a section of the book of Esther and answering accompanying questions in a book by Lydia Brownback. The homework can be completed a little each day or at one set study time each week.
Led By: Michelle Martin
When: Tuesdays, 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM
September 8 - November 17
Where: Room 105 at Living Water Community Church
Childcare Available
The God of Covenant:
A Study of Genesis 12-50
In this study of Genesis 12-50, Jen Wilkin walks through the stories of the fathers of our faith - Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph. We discover how God is working everything together for His glory and for the good of His people. Through these chapters, we witness image bearers who sin and wrestle to maintain trust in the only One who will fulfill every promise, the One for whom nothing is too hard.
In every page, we learn to see Jesus through the stories of His people and discover how the God of creation and covenant is the same yesterday, today, and forever. (This is an independent study. Signing up for this study is NOT contingent upon completion of the first study, God of Creation: A Study of Genesis 1-11)
Led By: Megan Baer & Abby Partin
When: Tuesdays, 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM
September 8 - November 17
Where: Room 110 at Living Water Community Church
Childcare Available
Tactics Bible Study:
Confident Conversations About Faith
Have you ever wanted to share your faith but weren’t sure what to say? Join us for a practical Bible study based on Greg Koukl’s book, Tactics. Together, we’ll learn simple, effective ways to engage in meaningful conversations about Christianity without arguing or feeling intimidated. Through Scripture, discussion, and real-life practice, we’ll explore how to ask thoughtful questions, listen well, uncover assumptions, and graciously point others toward the truth of the Gospel.
Whether you’re new to apologetics or have been sharing your faith for years, this study will help you become more confident, compassionate, and effective in conversations about Christ.
Led By: Heather Kinard
When: Tuesdays, 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM
September 8 - November 17
Where: Room 108 at Living Water Community Church
Childcare Available
I Surrender All
In the first chapter of Priscilla Shirer’s book I Surrender All, we read Jesus’ question, “Who do the crowds say that I am?” He’s someone worth respecting, someone worth observing, but is he someone worth following? The Lord whispers to us today: Who do you say that I am? Will you follow me?
Few believers choose the route of daily surrender, but those who do experience abundance that only the surrendered life can offer. It’s the choice standing between us and the life of peace and purpose that we desire. Come join other women as we discuss the kind of Christians we want to be and examine how to live the surrendered life, the abundant life, the disciple’s life.
Led By: Theresa Smeltzer
When: Wednesdays, 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
September 16 - November 18
Where: Room 105 at Living Water Community Church
Childcare Available
Sisters at the Well Events
Conversations with God
2026 Women's Conference
What does it look like to pray through every season of life? Through the joyful seasons, the difficult ones, the seasons of waiting, and the seasons when we don’t know what comes next? Join us on Saturday, October 3rd, from 9 AM to 4 PM at Living Water for Conversations with God: Praying Through All Seasons, a special women’s conference focused on deepening our prayer lives and learning to bring every circumstance before our faithful God.
Whether your prayer life feels strong or you’re longing to reconnect with God, there is a place for you. The cost of the conference is $40. Registration closes on September 18th. Come be encouraged, challenged, and refreshed as we discover the beauty of meeting with God in every season. To register, please click the link below!
When: October 3rd, 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Where: Living Water Community Church
Cost: $40
Flourish Mentoring Program
Sisters at the Well is excited to offer the Flourish Mentoring Program to the women of Living Water this coming year! Flourish is built around Psalm 119 — the longest chapter in the Bible and a beautiful meditation on the power of God's Word. Through this program, we'll encourage one another to fall more in love with Jesus, apply His truth in our daily lives, and experience the Word's power to "revive the soul, break the chains of lies, and provide a firm foundation for all of life."
Do you desire to know Jesus more deeply? We'd love for you to join us!
Applications are due Sunday, August 23rd.
Flourish Kickoff on Sunday, September 13 from 1:00–3:00 PM. Mentees and mentors will meet one another and get started together!
Please note: Attendance at both the August 16 and September 13 meetings is mandatory for participants.