Here, women of all ages come together to connect, grow, and lift one another up in faith. Whether it’s over lunch, conversation, or prayer, we believe faith grows best in community—where we can learn, laugh, and live out God’s love side-by-side.
Small Group Bible Study
A welcoming community of women growing together through Scripture, prayer, and fellowship!
Women United offers a nurturing and supportive space for women to gather in faith, inspiration, and fellowship. Rooted in a shared desire to grow spiritually, this small group encourages deeper connection through the study of God’s Word. Each meeting provides a sacred and welcoming environment where women can openly share their joys, struggles, and insights, knowing they are surrounded by a compassionate community that listens without judgment and responds with empathy and wisdom.
Discussions are guided with a gentle, thoughtful approach, allowing participants to engage Scripture at their own pace while gaining fresh perspectives shaped by diverse life experiences. Beyond study, Women United fosters genuine relationships and meaningful camaraderie, creating a strong sense of belonging. Whether celebrating milestones, walking through seasons of loss, or simply checking in on one another, this group supports women as they journey together in faith. Through fellowship, study, and prayer, members are encouraged and empowered to face daily life with renewed faith, resilience, and joy.
Disciple III
Remember Who You Are
Led by Kent Smith
Wednesday night at 7:00 pm in the Armstrong Room
Discover Your Identity. Deepen Your Faith. Live God's Calling. Starts September 16
Continue your journey of faith with Disciple III: Remember Who You Are, the third study in the four-phase Disciple Bible Study program. Over the course of 32 weeks, participants will explore the powerful messages of the Old Testament prophets alongside the letters of Paul, discovering how God continually calls His people to faithfulness, hope, and purpose.
Through weekly Scripture reading, meaningful discussion, and personal reflection, you'll gain a deeper understanding of your identity as one of God's people and how that identity shapes your daily life and witness.
Let's embark together on this profound adventure of learning, discovery, and spiritual growth with the Bible as our guiding light.
*Previous Disciple studies are not required—whether this is your first Disciple Bible Study or you are continuing the series, you are welcome to share in this journey. Together, we'll grow in our understanding of God's Word and discover more deeply what it means to live as God's people.
Monday Morning Study
The Acts of the Apostles by Louie Giglio
Mondays at 9:30 AM in the Armstrong Room
Begin your week with faith, friendship, and meaningful conversation at our Women’s Monday Morning Bible Study, led by Serena.
This fall, we will continue exploring The Acts of the Apostles by Louie Giglio. Through the story of the early church, we’ll discover God’s plan for redemption, His purpose for our lives, and the power He gives us to boldly share His love with the world.
You are welcome to participate even if you missed the study’s first four chapters. Each chapter offers its own central message and meaningful lessons for becoming courageous disciples like Paul.
Come connect with other women, deepen your understanding of Scripture, and find encouragement for your spiritual journey. We meet every Monday at 9:30 AM in the Armstrong Room.
Latte Ladies
Mondays at 6:00 PM in the Armstrong Room
Share in an evening of meaningful conversation, spiritual growth, and connection with the Latte Ladies. Although this 14-week study began August 31, there is still time to participate!
Together, we are exploring Walking in the Dust of Rabbi Jesus: How the Jewish Words of Jesus Can Change Your Life by Lois Tverberg, PhD. This fascinating study places Jesus’ teachings within their original Jewish and Middle Eastern context, helping us better understand His words, parables, and lessons for daily life.
We’ll explore key Hebrew words, discover the meaning behind first-century expressions, and learn how the Jewish world can inspire us to pray with holy boldness. By listening with the ears of Jesus’ earliest disciples, we’ll gain fresh, practical insights that enrich our understanding of Scripture and deepen our spiritual lives.
Participants complete each lesson in advance to prepare for the weekly discussion. For additional details or to register, please contact Victoria Rhodus.
You can buy the book at Amazon - click here
Ladies Achieving Togetherness Through Encouragement
Morning Inspiration
The Lord Is My Shepherd
Discover the comfort, strength, and hope found in one of Scripture’s most treasured passages. Beginning Tuesday, September 22, this women’s Bible study will meet at 9:45 AM in the home of Julie Holland.
Through Jennifer Rothschild’s seven-session study of Psalm 23, we’ll explore the depth of God’s compassionate care and discover what it means to rely fully on our faithful Shepherd. Together, we’ll challenge the pressure of self-reliance and learn that vulnerability is not a weakness when our lives are placed in God’s loving hands.
Come enjoy meaningful conversation, spiritual encouragement, and fellowship as we learn to trust the Shepherd’s goodness through every season of life.
Contact Joy in the office for more information.
Early Morning Study
Led by Jan Bell
Tuesday mornings at 8:00 am in the Armstrong Room
Bible study of the Gospel of Luke aided by William Barclay’s daily Bible study guide. Paul's letter to the Ephesians explores the profound mystery of God's plan to unite all things in Christ, emphasizing the unity of believers, both Jew and Gentile, within the Church.
It delves into the blessings of salvation, the nature of the Church as Christ's body, and the practical implications of living out one's Christian identity in various relationships. The study books are easily available on Amazon.
You can share in any of these studies at any time!
Serving in Faith, All Year Long
Women United projects and missions supporting our church and community throughout the year
Women United lives out their faith through hands-on projects and local mission efforts that reflect a deep commitment to spiritual purpose and service. Throughout the year, members come together to support the church and surrounding community, putting God’s love into action in meaningful and practical ways.
Faith is responding to what is in front of you and trusting God's purpose for what it will be.
Winter Event
Featuring Laurie Polich Short
A huge thank you to Laurie Short for sharing her stories of inspiration and her new book, Tracking God in Your Life—Laurie, your words truly touched our hearts!
We're immensely grateful for everyone who came to share in this special morning of fellowship! Your presence made it a vibrant tapestry of love, laughter, and shared stories; it was a reminder of how strong we are together.
If you missed the event, Shanon to get a link!
Period Packs Project
Every November
Thank You to Our Women’s Period Pack Volunteers!
A heartfelt thank you to all the incredible volunteers who joined us for our two-day Women’s Period Pack Project! Through your time and teamwork, we were able to assemble 289 bags of essential sanitary products for our mission partners: JP Parker School in Madisonville, Heritage School in the Princeton District, MEAC (Madisonville Education and Assistance Center), and IPM.
Our mission is to uplift women and girls facing financial hardships by offering access to essential sanitary products for their periods. The lack of these products can hinder their comfort, confidence, and even education or job opportunities.
When the people of God come together in small, intimate groups, a profound sense of unity and growth can emerge.
These close-knit communities provide a space for believers to connect on a deeper level, fostering meaningful relationships and a shared journey of faith. It is within these groups that individuals can find the encouragement, support, and accountability needed to navigate the challenges of life from a Christ-centered perspective. By gathering regularly to study the Word, pray together, and share their experiences, participants are able to build a strong foundation of trust and genuine fellowship. The richness of these small group dynamics allows for authentic vulnerability, honest discussions, and the mutual edification that comes from believers walking alongside one another. It is our sincere hope that by offering such opportunities for women to connect with like-minded sisters in Christ, a vibrant and close-knit community can take root and flourish. Through the power of the Holy Spirit working in and through these gatherings, lives can be transformed, faith can be strengthened, and the kingdom of God can advance as believers spur one another on toward love and good deeds. The potential for unity, growth, and impact is immense when the people of God choose to gather in these intimate settings, where iron can sharpen iron and the love of Christ can bind hearts together.
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