Women's Mentoring

MINISTRIES/Crossing Women

What do I need to do to be a mentor?

Be a member of The Crossing.
Be someone who regularly participates in Sunday worship services.
Have a growing desire to draw near to God through His Word and prayer.
Be involved in a community that spiritually encourages, supports, and challenges you (Small Group, Women’s Bible Study, etc.)
Be a few steps ahead in life experience and spiritual maturity than the woman you will mentor.

What does this role look like?

Commit to 2 meetings per month (1 ½ hours per meeting; 3-4 hours total per month).
Be the one to initiate time together each month.
Be a good listener (steer away from gossip and one-sided conversations).
Ask thought provoking questions to draw out good conversations.
Remind her of God’s truth and His promises, in her specific life circumstances.
Pray for her.

What do I need to do to be a mentor?

Be a member of The Crossing.
Be someone who regularly participates in Sunday worship services.
Have a growing desire to draw near to God through His Word and prayer.
Be involved in a community that spiritually encourages, supports, and challenges you (Small Group, Women’s Bible Study, etc.)
Be a few steps ahead in life experience and spiritual maturity than the woman you will mentor.

What does this role look like?

Commit to 2 meetings per month (1 ½ hours per meeting; 3-4 hours total per month).
Be the one to initiate time together each month.
Be a good listener (steer away from gossip and one-sided conversations).
Ask thought provoking questions to draw out good conversations.
Remind her of God’s truth and His promises, in her specific life circumstances.
Pray for her.

Questionnaire Entry

Mentor Application

We’d love to get to know you better, so we can best connect you with a mentee.
Please answer the questions below.

First Name

Last Name

Phone Number

Please tell us about your hobbies, interests, and any additional information you would like to share.

Describe what your life looks like at this time.

Share about any difficult or significant life experiences you’ve been through that might help a woman going through something similar (career/family balance, loneliness, child with special needs, divorce, health issues).

What other additional information would you like to share that might be helpful in matching you with someone to mentor?

I think I would connect best with a younger woman who is:

In college Single，out of college，and beginning her career A young mother Struggling with being single or newly divorced Newly married Working outside the home Staying at home Other

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