MANYWATERS MINISTRIES, INC.
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They Told Their Stories - a preview on JOANNA
This year our Women's Conference will focus on empowering women to tell their own unique story. There is nothing like a good story to inspire us! When that happens to me, I want to share my own story! That's what we are hoping for our gathering this year and we'll learn about the women that traveled with Jesus. Here's a little preview on JOANNA (Lk 8:2).
Joanna was one of the "women who had been healed of evil spirits and infirmities" (Lk 8:2) by Jesus and who then accompanied him and his disciples on their travels to spread the Gospel. She was a woman of means Joanna was a woman of means, the wife of Chuza, Herod Antipas's steward. Along with Mary Magdalene and Susanna, she helped provide the entourage with food and other necessities. That Jesus welcomed women into his inner circle was another example of his break with the rigid social distinctions of his day. Joanna was also one of those who traveled with Jesus on his last journey from Galilee to Jerusalem and, after his crucifixion, was present at his burial. I am certain that her story helped to create a climate for receptivity of Jesus' message of the Kingdom.
Women will be coming to our gathering in February 2010 whose stories illuminate the Kingdom on earth. I am delighted to have as a featured speaker, Deacon Dorothy Saucedo, a Navajo believer from Fort Defiance, Arizona. Our Saturday evening session will be a Native American Story of courage and faith.
Women will be coming to our gathering in February 2010 whose stories illuminate the Kingdom on earth. I am delighted to have as a featured speaker, Deacon Dorothy Saucedo, a Navajo believer from Fort Defiance, Arizona. Our Saturday evening session will be a Native American Story of courage and faith.
To be inspired by women today, SIGN UP for our women's conference - "THEY TOLD THEIR STORIES" - Feb. 26 - 28, 2010.
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Dorothy Saucedo
Featured Speaker for Beauty for Ashes 2010
Dorothy (Natonabah) Saucedo Dine’
I am a member of the Red Running in the Water Clan (Ta’chi’nii’); Born for the Tangle People Clan (Tah’nai’zah’nii’)
My maternal grand parents are of the Bitter Water Clan (Toda’chi’nii’); My paternal grand parents are of the Towering House Clan (Kiya’ahi’nii’)
When we introduce ourselves in this manner, one does not need to say their name because this identifies who you are in relation to those around you and the Dine’ would address you accordingly, i.e. Sister, Mother, Aunt, etc. I am a member of the Dine’ Nation (Navajo) and reside in Tempe, Arizona.
I was baptized into the Episcopal Church on Dec 25, at 9 months old in Fort Defiance many years ago. My mother, Nellie, was a devout Episcopalian all her life but she never forgot her roots of the Dine’ spiritual practices and beliefs. She was able to intertwine both into one and in doing so, taught us, her children, to do the same. We embraced the church and its teaching but we continue to practice our Dine’ spiritual beliefs because that is who we are – we are Dine’ the Creator’s children - as we are all.
Many years ago, at a young age while attending boarding school in Fort Defiance, I first heard my name being called. I went through school, college, got married to Bill (who was called home 15 years ago to be with his Creator), blessed with a beautiful daughter and all this time I kept hearing my name being called. It was not until I moved home in 2001 that I realized who was calling me all these many years. On December 6th, 2008 I was ordained a Transitional Deacon within the Four Sacred Mountains of the Dine’ Nation at Good Shepherd Mission.
Today I serve at St. Augustine’s Episcopal Church in Tempe, Arizona and Good Shepherd Mission in Fort Defiance, Arizona. It is a unique assignment in that I serve as the bridge between two cultures and I love it. In time, I hope to be ordained Priest within the Episcopal Church – my work continues in Christ.
Hear the rest of the story in February 2010………May the Creator bless you and keep you safe everyday.
Featured Speaker for Beauty for Ashes 2010
Dorothy (Natonabah) Saucedo Dine’
I am a member of the Red Running in the Water Clan (Ta’chi’nii’); Born for the Tangle People Clan (Tah’nai’zah’nii’)
My maternal grand parents are of the Bitter Water Clan (Toda’chi’nii’); My paternal grand parents are of the Towering House Clan (Kiya’ahi’nii’)
When we introduce ourselves in this manner, one does not need to say their name because this identifies who you are in relation to those around you and the Dine’ would address you accordingly, i.e. Sister, Mother, Aunt, etc. I am a member of the Dine’ Nation (Navajo) and reside in Tempe, Arizona.
I was baptized into the Episcopal Church on Dec 25, at 9 months old in Fort Defiance many years ago. My mother, Nellie, was a devout Episcopalian all her life but she never forgot her roots of the Dine’ spiritual practices and beliefs. She was able to intertwine both into one and in doing so, taught us, her children, to do the same. We embraced the church and its teaching but we continue to practice our Dine’ spiritual beliefs because that is who we are – we are Dine’ the Creator’s children - as we are all.
Many years ago, at a young age while attending boarding school in Fort Defiance, I first heard my name being called. I went through school, college, got married to Bill (who was called home 15 years ago to be with his Creator), blessed with a beautiful daughter and all this time I kept hearing my name being called. It was not until I moved home in 2001 that I realized who was calling me all these many years. On December 6th, 2008 I was ordained a Transitional Deacon within the Four Sacred Mountains of the Dine’ Nation at Good Shepherd Mission.
Today I serve at St. Augustine’s Episcopal Church in Tempe, Arizona and Good Shepherd Mission in Fort Defiance, Arizona. It is a unique assignment in that I serve as the bridge between two cultures and I love it. In time, I hope to be ordained Priest within the Episcopal Church – my work continues in Christ.
Hear the rest of the story in February 2010………May the Creator bless you and keep you safe everyday.
BFA 2010
Workshops
Featured Guests
and More...
Beatrice Ndura
Beatrice is a minister and Kenyan woman. She has just written a book, A Woman of Influence, published by Integrity. We are delighted to have her with us to share her story and book.
Anna Noble
Anna has much to share with us in her workshop on Saturday called, "Vain Imaginations, Expectations, and Disappointments". Our mindsets can hold us captive, yet Jesus offers us "renewed minds"! Don't miss this talk!
Dawn Willis
Dawn has launched a new ministry called "Alimayu" - a ministry for abused women. She will present a workshop called "F.A.I.T.H." -Freedom and Insight through Healing. This is a MUST for all of us!
Kim and Mike Williams
Our worship leaders from Arizona will lift you up with their unique mix of gospel and jazz sounds! They are super excited about being a part of our gathering and know that God's going to be in our midst!
Carol Maher
Carol is the visionary and artist behind this conference theme and ministry she calls ManyWaters. The theme, "They Told Their Stories" came as a prophetic word that had to be told and prayed back to the Lord. Carol believes it to be a timely word for today's women and the future of our world!
The conference and each prophetic theme is not only a teaching, a visual illustration, and a delightful time of worship, but it is a time of Intercession with the Sacred.
Women from many cultures will unite in prayer and worship this weekend to encourage women everywhere to see themselves as influencers that shape history for generations after them.
Carol will give vision and direction for the weekend and inspire you to know that
YOUR STORY MUST ALSO BE TOLD!
Workshops
Featured Guests
and More...
Beatrice Ndura
Beatrice is a minister and Kenyan woman. She has just written a book, A Woman of Influence, published by Integrity. We are delighted to have her with us to share her story and book.
Anna Noble
Anna has much to share with us in her workshop on Saturday called, "Vain Imaginations, Expectations, and Disappointments". Our mindsets can hold us captive, yet Jesus offers us "renewed minds"! Don't miss this talk!
Dawn Willis
Dawn has launched a new ministry called "Alimayu" - a ministry for abused women. She will present a workshop called "F.A.I.T.H." -Freedom and Insight through Healing. This is a MUST for all of us!
Kim and Mike Williams
Our worship leaders from Arizona will lift you up with their unique mix of gospel and jazz sounds! They are super excited about being a part of our gathering and know that God's going to be in our midst!
Carol Maher
Carol is the visionary and artist behind this conference theme and ministry she calls ManyWaters. The theme, "They Told Their Stories" came as a prophetic word that had to be told and prayed back to the Lord. Carol believes it to be a timely word for today's women and the future of our world!
The conference and each prophetic theme is not only a teaching, a visual illustration, and a delightful time of worship, but it is a time of Intercession with the Sacred.
Women from many cultures will unite in prayer and worship this weekend to encourage women everywhere to see themselves as influencers that shape history for generations after them.
Carol will give vision and direction for the weekend and inspire you to know that
YOUR STORY MUST ALSO BE TOLD!
Saturday Evening Session with Dorothy is OPEN to ALL...
Dorothy will share about her life growing up on the Navajo Reservation in northern Arizona. You won't want to miss this chance to hear TRUE stories of Native American life and spirituality.
Just pay at the door - only $25. Come to the Willow Valley Resort in Lancaster, PA on Saturday evening, February 27 at 7pm.
Special per SESSION Registration for Only $25
Come out for any session of your choice for only $25.
All 6 Sessions plus dinner smorgasbord on Saturday Evening for only $95.
**For this offer advanced registration is required.
We are trying to make this conference affordable for everyone. Call us for any questions you have on these offers. We want to hear from you!
Dorothy will share about her life growing up on the Navajo Reservation in northern Arizona. You won't want to miss this chance to hear TRUE stories of Native American life and spirituality.
Just pay at the door - only $25. Come to the Willow Valley Resort in Lancaster, PA on Saturday evening, February 27 at 7pm.
Special per SESSION Registration for Only $25
Come out for any session of your choice for only $25.
All 6 Sessions plus dinner smorgasbord on Saturday Evening for only $95.
**For this offer advanced registration is required.
We are trying to make this conference affordable for everyone. Call us for any questions you have on these offers. We want to hear from you!
