Women's Ministries
formerly United Methodist Women
Ginny Houdyshell recieved the 2023 UMW Special Mission Recognition Pin for her work in the church!
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The UMW put together Health Kits for the United Methodist Committee on Relief each year. They go to areas and individuals hit by natural disasters, fires, etc.
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2022 Brunch of Tablescapes Pictures
Missions, Celebrations and service.
There are several Guilds -
Martha Guild - 3rd Thursday at 2 pm
Naomi Guild -3rd Thursday at 9:30 am
Sarah Guild - 3rd Thursday at 8:30 am
Rebekah Guild - 3rd Wednesday 7 pm
There are several Guilds -
Martha Guild - 3rd Thursday at 2 pm
Naomi Guild -3rd Thursday at 9:30 am
Sarah Guild - 3rd Thursday at 8:30 am
Rebekah Guild - 3rd Wednesday 7 pm
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150 Years
On March 23, 1869, in Boston, Massachusetts, Clementina Butler and Lois Parker, wives of missionaries informed six women members of the Methodist Episcopal Church about the desperate health care and educational needs of women and girls in India. No woman India could be seen by a male doctor and schooling for girls was almost non-existent. Their Call to Action raised funds and sent Dr. Clara Swain and Isabella Thorburn, a teacher to India.
That meeting on March 23, 1869, led to the formation of the Women's Mission organizations to address the injustices imposed to women and girls in the 19th century. 150 years of changing the lives of women and children and youth throughout the world. Today we support 94 national and 120 international missions.
Women are busy and serve the church volunteer to help with funeral dinners or decorate tables for the Taste of Christmas or help with sack suppers
150 Years
On March 23, 1869, in Boston, Massachusetts, Clementina Butler and Lois Parker, wives of missionaries informed six women members of the Methodist Episcopal Church about the desperate health care and educational needs of women and girls in India. No woman India could be seen by a male doctor and schooling for girls was almost non-existent. Their Call to Action raised funds and sent Dr. Clara Swain and Isabella Thorburn, a teacher to India.
That meeting on March 23, 1869, led to the formation of the Women's Mission organizations to address the injustices imposed to women and girls in the 19th century. 150 years of changing the lives of women and children and youth throughout the world. Today we support 94 national and 120 international missions.
Women are busy and serve the church volunteer to help with funeral dinners or decorate tables for the Taste of Christmas or help with sack suppers