Fall Women’s Community

The Acts of the Apostles reading plan is a journey through all 28 chapters of the book of Acts, with supplemental Scripture passages to help you grasp meaning and biblical context along the way. In this 8-week study, we’ll read through the entire book of Acts and discover God’s big plan for His church.

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An eight-week study beginning Sept 10

Tuesdays at 10am & 7pm

Childcare is available through registration.

$30 for Study & Curriculum

TO REGISTER: please call the church office, email community@willamette.cc or arrive early to register in person.

To inquire about childcare availability, please contact our childcare coordinator at childcare@willamette.cc. As a reminder, we are unable to provide childcare for those who are not preregistered. 

Important Notes on Childcare

– 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 deadline

Registrations received after Sept 3 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.

During this session, children will be doing a special, age-appropriate study of the book of Acts along with us. We hope your family will enjoy engaging and growing together.

Africa New Life Sewing Program

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!

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Josiane Niragire

Josiane Niragire is 24 years old and married with two children. She is the youngest of six children. Josiane attended school until Senior 4, when she left school to have her first child. Josiane’s mother passed away when she was very young, and this left the family in deep poverty. They often slept without dinner. This led Josiane to move to Kigali when she was old enough to work. She met and married her husband in Kigali. Today, he is unemployed. Her plan is to look for a job after mastering her sewing skills, so she can make a better life for herself.

Hillary’s Story

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Our Sewing Graduates!

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Dative Mishyimimana

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Grace Murekatete

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Annet Mukandayisenga

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Kezia Niyomukiza

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Marie Claire Mukamfizi

A pathway to strengthen your connection with God, the church, and your purpose.

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About Women’s Community at Willamette

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. Join us as we learn to engage with and follow Jesus together.