BELONG | Women’s Bible Study

For our next session of Belong, Mia Bright will be live teaching her newest Bible study, “The God of Moses,” and we would LOVE for you to join us!

Moses encountered God in powerful and personal ways - from the wilderness to the burning bush to the parting of the Red Sea. Through his story, we see that God is our Deliverer, our Guide, and our Provider. He meets us in our weakness and leads us through every season.

No matter what you’re facing, be encouraged - God is present, powerful, and still making a way. Come be refreshed and reminded of His faithfulness!

Cost: $30

Need childcare? Please register for childcare before registering for the Bible study. Step 1: Complete the childcare registration form. CHILDCARE REGISTRATION Step 2: Wait for a staff member to confirm that childcare is available for your child(ren). Step 3: Once your childcare spot has been confirmed, return and complete your Bible study registration. Please note: Childcare space is limited and is not guaranteed. Because we are unable to issue refunds for the Bible study, do not register for the study until your childcare has been approved. Childcare Expectations To help us continue providing childcare at no additional cost, each mom receiving childcare will be asked to serve one week per session in her child’s classroom. Because space is limited, priority will be given to: * First-time attendees * Moms who attended 80% or more of the previous session Homeschool Families Homeschool moms are welcome! We offer a homeschool childcare room staffed by a rotation of Safe Haven-approved Belong Bible Study participants. Please send each homeschool student with a backpack of quiet schoolwork or activities to keep them occupied during the two-hour study.

A staff member will contact you with additional childcare information after your childcare registration has been received.

REGISTER FOR BELONG (Registration is non-refundable but it can be transferred to another participant) Registration deadline: August 23

MORE INFO | miab@warren.church

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