UNITED WOMEN IN FAITH
Purpose of United Women in Faith
To be a community of women whose purpose is to know God and experience freedom as a whole person through Jesus Christ; to develop a creative,supportive fellowship,and expand the concepts of missions through participation in the global ministries of the Church.
Circle Leaders
Not Your Mama’s Circle
Leader: Ann Baggett & Lauren Cargile
Meets: 3rd Thursdays at 6:30 PM
Dates: Ongoing
More information coming soon!
Saturday Sisterhood Circle
Leader: Barb McGee
Meets: 2nd Saturdays at 10:00 AM
Dates: Ongoing
The Saturday Sisterhood Circle Each meeting includes refreshments, fellowship, and a devotional. In addition to supporting the global UWF missions, we are in mission locally with: Killingsworth, Cooperative Ministries, the EMS Closet, Harvest Hope Food Bank, Family Promise of the Midlands, and Habitat for Humanity. We host casserole fundraisers in the fall to support these missions.
Monthly on the Second Saturday at 10:00 AM MB 114 ( The Parlor (August–May)
Members are primarily aged 40 plus but all are welcome.
Frances Foster Circle
Leaders: Naomi Baker and Beverly Nance
Meets: 2nd Mondays at 9:30 AM
Dates: Ongoing
The Frances Foster Circle
Our meetings are used to plan missions for: School supplies delivered to Bradley throughout the school year, Valentines Day rose bud vases delivered to the ladies of TRUMC that were widowed the previous year, Cooperative Ministries, Pizza party and crafts at Epworth Home, and a Veterans Day appreciation party at Rice Estates. In addition to those activities, we meet in one members home yearly for a covered dish luncheon and fellowship and at a local restaurant in December for a Christmas luncheon.
Meets Monthly on the second Monday at 9:45 AM in LM Bldg Dining room or MB Rm 114 (The Parlor).
Members age 50-90 years old. New members are invited to join us !
Agnes Rogers / Olive Moffat Circle
Leader: Jan Fary
Meets: 2nd Tuesdays at 10:00 AM
Dates: Ongoing
The Agnes Rogers -Olive Moffatt circle has 5 active members and 3 inactive members. The inactive members have health issues that prevent them from attending meetings. Our age group is 75 to 85 years and most of us have been members of this circle for 40 or more years. We meet the second Tuesday of each month. We have a devotion and discuss the activities of the UWF. On Valentine’s Day we prepare gift bags of sundries and candy for women living at the women’s shelter on Main Street. Julie Camp sells Rada knives which provides us money to support our Valentine project. We appreciate that the UWF membership ladies help us with this project by purchasing these knives.