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Thanks for Your Support! Over $600 Donated to Blanket Sunday in February Presbyterian Women - Our History
Women’s groups in the Presbyterian Church have a powerful history. Since the early 1800s Presbyterian women have organized themselves to support mission and combat social injustices nationally and
internationally. While the levels of involvement and recognition from the denominations has varied, women’s dedication to living out God’s call through women’s organizations has remained steady. Wicomico Presbyterian Church has a strong and active Presbyterian Women's ministry. All women of the congregation are invited to participate in the ministry and mission of the Presbyterian Women (PW). They share the purpose of the Presbyterian Women (U.S.A.):
Forgiven and freed by God in Jesus Christ and empowered by the Holy Spirit, we commit ourselves:
To nurture our faith through prayer and Bible study;
To support the mission of the church worldwide;
To work for justice and peace; and
To build an inclusive, caring community of women that strengthens the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) and witnesses to the promise of God's kingdom.
Some of the best study, fellowship, and planning of this group occurs when the four Circles meet. Circles are smaller groups of women who meet monthly, either in homes or at the church. Circle meetings include Bible study, prayer, fellowship, contributions to the work of the women locally and beyond, and often refreshments! W.P.C. has four active Circles; meetings usually occur during the first Monday or Tuesday of the month during the months of October through June, with some exceptions. You can check the month's schedule of activities on our website's calendar page. The Circles are named for strong female leaders in the church's past.
Presbyterian Women collect two special offerings during the year.
Presbyterian Women (PW) offers women in the church meaningful ways to live out their faith in the midst of a caring community of women. For more than 200 years PW groups have strengthened the Presbyterian Church and played a major role in sharing the good news of Jesus Christ and witnessing to the promise of God's kingdom. Won't you join us?
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