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Alliance Women Ministries

We are a U.S. ministry partner of the Christian and Missionary Alliance that is committed to developing vibrant women's ministries in districts and local churches. We pursue the following objectives:

• Fellowship: To build healthy, caring relationships among women in the local church.

• Discipleship: To encourage study of God's Word; teach women to follow Christ and to be built up in their faith.

• Outreach: To equip women to share God's love and the message of the gospel with family, friends, and neighbors.

• Missions: To involve women in the worldwide ministries of the Alliance through intercession, short term missions, support of overseas workers and their families, and an annual project that serves specified needs in various countries.

• Prayer: To promote corporate and individual prayer for: Alliance overseas workers, the ministries of the local church, church planting in the United States, and prayer for individuals.

Meeting Times:
Second Tuesday of each month, September-May, 1:30-3:00 PM

Officers:
President: Deb Lawson
V.P.: Joy Wheeler
Secretary: Charlotte Myers
Treasurer: Marjorie Wheeler

2009-2010 Theme: Pass The Salt

We are told by Jesus that we need to be the salt of the earth. Salt has many uses such as a food flavoring, a preservative, a cleansing agent and a healing agent. In essence, salt is an agent of change. Jesus wants us to be change agents in the world where we live. As believers, we have the salt of the Gospel in our lives. It is urgent that we take this salt and pass it to others so that they can believe on Jesus and be changed!

National Project: We are committed to partnering with Alliance Women’s groups all across the U.S. in raising funds that will help to provide evangelistic tools for our missionaries in other countries. Some of the “tools” include ESL programs, marriage encounters, open air campaigns and more. The national goal for 2009-2010 is $345,000.

For More Information on Alliance Women: http://www.alliancewomen.org/