Women’s Bible study becomes place of rest and community
By Sydney Wisman
A new women’s accountability group on campus is attempting to offer a safe place for women on campus to talk honestly about their lives.
Kehilah, which in Hebrew means community, is growing each week and now has about 40 attendees.
“We found it was easy to get disconnected with other people,” said Katie Rose Weissend, founder of Kehilah. “I wanted it [Kehilah] to be a space that was free to relax and to be honest, and to talk about deep struggles.”
Kehilah starts off with fellowship, an activity, and then a small devotion. Recently the discussion was about resting in God’s presence. The attendees talked about when and how to rest and the difference between true rest in God’s presence or numbing out with screens and social media.
Then after discussion and prayer with a...