What is W.O.W.?
W.O.W. Ministries, International is a 501c(3) nonprofit organization based in Chanhassen, Minnesota.
W.O.W. is a discipleship based teaching and teaching ministry. The acronym W.O.W. stands for the three legs of discipleship: Being a Woman of the Word, a Woman of Worship and a Woman of Warfare (The ‘W’ word for prayer) as W.O.W.’s goal is to see rounded and grounded believers.
The founder, Casey Schutrop shares: “W.O.W. does not mean we are wow, but instead, we are in awe of the mighty God who wow’s us.” Sharing speaking keynotes, conferences, for adult church presentations and women’s ministries, the W.O.W. teams seeks to “bring discipleship based teaching shared in creative and compelling ways to redeem the time for families now.”
W.O.W. Ministries and Special Projects
Besides the full calendar year of ministry, W.O.W. does throughout the year, True ID. W.O.W also serves via two special projects done annually.
For Everyone at Christmas:
“The Legacy Project” encompasses: The award winning book, “Grandma’s Christmas Legacy, The Testimony of the Tree,” a speaking presentation entitled, “The Testimony of the Tree,” a new Christmas tradition for families to share by the same name as well as ways to share with others the in-home Christmas outreach – “Christmas Legacy Celebration.”
For Young Women:
The statewide True ID young women’s conferences is an outreach for young women 7th-12th grade. So they may know their identity in Christ. . . their True ID.
Core Commitments:
Mission
“W.O.W. Ministries brings discipleship based teaching and speaking shared in creative and compelling ways, to redeem the time for families now.”
That reach and ripple-effect of wow would go from our cul-de-sacs to countries -“Making kingdom impact with ripples into eternity?”
W.O.W. . . . A “Wow” Woman is
Committed to the Word of God as Women of the Word.
Committed to living a lifestyle of relinquishment to the Lord as Women of Worship.
Committed to prayer as the springboard of all we do as Women of ‘Warfare’ – the ‘W’ word for prayer.
“My purpose is that they may be encouraged in heart and united in love, so that they may have full riches of complete understanding, in order that they may know the mystery of God, namely, Christ.” Colossians 2:2
