SUPPORT
Why give?
As any organization knows, there are behind-the-scenes costs at every turn. God's wisdom and favor have sustained us thus far, and we trust His future provision. We aim to keep expenses low to properly prioritize our face-to-face ministry.
Our women's retreats, conferences, and gatherings draw attendees from across the nation. Even modest travel can be expensive these days, and we desire that no woman would miss an opportunity to participate simply because of cost.
Your gift is more than a seed... To a woman who needs refreshing, it is an open door and an answer to prayer.
A Note from the Founder
I cannot aptly express my gratitude for your generosity. Launching this ministry was a wild act of obedience mixed with the sweetness of a long-awaited promise fulfilled. True to His form, God did not say "Go!" when I had the capacity for everything within the vision He's given me. Rather, He has called me to the water's edge like Gideon's men, stripping away to make room for the supernatural, and He alone will be glorified for His supernatural work! Any gift or partnership is a blessing and will be used in the fear of the Lord to turn and bless the Body of Christ.
As you give, I ask that you commit to one more thing: Please pray for this ministry and all who would come to receive from the Wells of Refreshing. Pray they would encounter Jesus and never thirst again.
In Christ,
April
If you wish to give toward a specific attendee for an upcoming retreat, please use the "Give Now" button above then visit the "Contact Us" page and send a detailed message regarding your gift. PLEASE DO NOT PURCHASE A TICKET IF YOU ARE SPONSORING SOMEONE ELSE. Thank you for your generosity!
Wells of Refreshing, Inc. is a Florida-based 501(c)(3) Non-Profit organization. All contributions given without receipt of service (such as attendance to an event) are tax deductible as contribution to a public charitable organization. All contributions designated for specific purposes will be utilized for those purposes.
Occasionally, we receive more contributions for a given purpose than can be allocated to that purpose. When this occurs we use the funds to meet as similar needs as possible.
