The Role of the Wise Women Program in Increasing Emotional and Spiritual Intelligence at GKRHI Depok

Yunitanti Yunitanti; Yanto Paulus Hermanto; Juliana Hindradjat

doi:10.55927/ijcet.v4i1.53

Authors

Yunitanti Yunitanti STT Kharisma Bandung
Yanto Paulus Hermanto STT Kharisma Bandung
Juliana Hindradjat STT Kharisma Bandung

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.55927/ijcet.v4i1.53

Keywords:

Wise Women Program, Emotional Intelligence, Spiritual Intelligence, Women's Self-Development

Abstract

The main discussion in writing this article is that the author wants to convey the importance of emotional intelligence and spiritual intelligence in the lives of individuals including women who have important roles in the family and society. And how a woman can develop the ability to manage emotions, build healthy interpersonal relationships and deepen spiritual understanding so that women can understand their uniqueness, function optimally and be a role model for their families and surroundings in everyday life. This program is a form of coaching that integrates Christian values through activities such as fellowship, Bible study, and group discussions. The research method in this writing is to collect literature related to the descriptive method. And it is hoped that the wise woman program can provide a positive role in shaping Christian women to improve women's emotional and spiritual intelligence, especially in GKRHI Depok.

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