Having an idea is often just not enough! The How To section of The Cutting Edge is to provide women with the practical steps involved in making their mission and ministry groups function better, attract more attention, and be more viable in their settings. How To focuses on the basics of things such as  designing newsletters, reaching out to women who need support, hosting evangelical events, and helping women grow spiritually and seek His plan for their lives.

Intentional Community Evangelism (I.C.E.)is an outreach emphasis that encourages individuals and churches to find ways to minister effectively in their communities. Read More
You can make the best plans for an exciting women’s event and all the effort will be wasted if your publicity is poorly done. Failure to use every means you can to tell women about the missions activity or event is counterproductive! Read More
Because many of our churches do not have a regular missions education emphasis, it often seems difficult to involve adults in mission projects and in learning about Southern Baptists’ mission efforts around the world. Here are some thoughts that might help you as you seek to create a missions climate in your church. Read More
How to articles will provide easy-to-follow steps to begin missions education groups in your church. They will provide information and resources for you to use in ministering to women's spiritual and personal needs as well as motivating them to become personally involved in ministry. Read More
While you may have been using your church’s newsletter as an avenue to inform women about activities, projects, and events, you may want to consider using a newsletter designed just for women. Read More
How to Be Involved in Missions This Winter Read More
No American town or city has been untouched by the recent military campaigns in Iraq and other parts of the world. Christians have traditionally been at the forefront of supporting our troops. There are several things you as an individual, a ministry group or a church can do to encourage members of the military and their families. Read More
Engaging younger women is a challenge that presents itself in every church, regardless of its size, ethnicity, or language. While many strong relationships between younger women and women who are more mature can be found, the interests and needs of young women can sometimes create a gap in their involvement and investment of their time in activities related to ministry and missions. Read More
Regardless of the type of women’s group you have, you need resources! But where do you find them? Are any of them free? What do Southern Baptists have that you might be able to use? Are some resources better than others? Read on to find the answers to these questions! Read More