That question pops into my head every year at this time!

Many of you know that the Savor Mentorship Program was born out of over a decade of experience leading mentorship at our local church, faithfully led by Staci McLain. Each January, we still begin a new cycle of mentorship. With the 10-month curriculum running from February through November for us, every September, we suddenly realize: We only have three months left together! Even so, I am continually encouraged by the deep friendships and spiritual growth that last far beyond our final session. 

October also brings excitement as we begin preparing and promoting the program for next year! It’s both humbling and inspiring to witness so many women hungry to learn God’s Word, longing for authentic community, and ready to step into the abundant life Jesus promised.

Being a mentor has challenged and stretched me in the best ways. It's deepened my own faith and given me the joy of walking alongside others in their spiritual journey. I am forever grateful to the Lord for the privilege of being used by Him in this way. 

So, let me ask you:
What exciting things are you planning for the women in your church next year?
How are those activities helping them grow spiritually?

If you are still figuring that out—or if you are looking for a proven path that can help the women in your church find a faith that is real (Ephesians 4:14), hope and healing (Hebrews 6:19), and authentic community and confidence through real relationships (Ecclesiastes 4:9-12)—take a look at the Savor Mentorship Program: 👉 savorministries.org/mentorship.

Never been a mentor before? We know it can feel a little intimidating, but not to worry—we have created a guide to help walk you through it.

Never led a group before? Leadership can seem daunting, but you don't have to do it alone. We have a step-by-step guide that takes you from beginning to end. We have been there, and I am here to tell you—the joy that comes from helping other women grow in the Lord is a blessing we at Savor cherish every day.