Women’s Community
Women’s Community at Willamette is a great place to begin building relationships with other women who want to know Jesus better, and to find practical, biblical direction for our daily lives. Whether you’re married, single, just starting your career, or enjoying retirement, we invite you to circle up with us and invest in meaningful community. Come join us as we learn to engage with and follow Jesus together.
Our Women’s Bible Study meets at three different times during the week and welcomes women of all ages. During each gathering we sing together, listen to a Bible-centered teaching, then meet in small groups and discuss how to apply what we’ve learned to our lives and pray among friends.
This fall we are excited to study ‘She Read’s Truth: Open Your Bible’.
More details and registration coming soon!
Tuesday mornings 10:00 – 11:30am
Tuesday nights 7:00 – 8:30pm
Thursday mornings 9:30 – 11:00am*
START DATES: Sept 19 & 21
*Offsite meeting in West Linn with limited capacity & no childcare.
Women’s Celebration Night
Tuesday, November 14. More details to come!
Important Notes on Child Care
- Our number one goal is to ensure a safe environment for your child
- We are only able to receive pre-registered children into childcare
- We cannot accept walk-in childcare and unexpected guests
- We are not able to promise childcare to anyone who registers after the September 5 deadline
Registrations received after September 5 are not guaranteed a group placement or childcare on the first week of study. If you have any questions, please call the church office at 503-656-2328. For questions regarding childcare, please email childcare@willamette.cc.
Africa New Life’s Sewing Program prepares women with a marketable skill, giving them the ability to provide reliable income for their families. A scholarship of $150/month, for a total of $1800 for each student, provides training, spiritual nurturing, and daycare. Join us as we support and pray for these hard working ladies!
Annet Mukandayisenga
Although currently unemployed, Annet is hopeful that after graduating from the sewing program, she will get a job to improve the standard of living for her and her child.
Kezia Niyomukiza
After graduation, Kezia hopes to earn a reliable income from her sewing to pay school fees for her siblings.
Marie Claire Mukamfizi
As a single mother, Marie Claire hopes to get a job after graduation and is trusting God to change her story and make it beautiful.
Register for Fall 2017
Beginning the week of Sept 19. Register for childcare by Tuesday Sept 5. Cost $30