A warm welcome to all women!
Our women's ministry programme offers safe, friendly places where you can get to know other women at church and grow in your faith in Jesus.
We would love you to join us!
every two months, there's a breakfast or a seminar
Women's Meal - April 20th
In our church we have a great opportunity to enjoy this really diverse community. As part of women’s ministry we want to create times and spaces for women to get to know each other and build fellowship and community, and on Saturday 20th, there will be a women's dinner, thinking about how we engage with social, community, and political issues in the world around us.
If you've been at church for ages or are brand new, it’s a great place to meet other women and if you’ve been here a while, it’s a great chance to get to know others better, to support each other and learn from each other. There will be a veggie and meat option for food, but if you're able to bring a side/sweet/drinks, please let us know what you're bringing.
If you would like to come, please sign up below, or via Churchsuite! We hope to see you there
Women's Ministry Vision
We want to provide informal and more formal training opportunities for learning and growing together. We have women from very different backgrounds and stages of life, and God has put different things on our hearts.
We’re going to have regular opportunities for growing in relationship and being discipled together through Saturday Breakfasts - (In Homes) and Women’s Seminar Mornings (at 2 Blackburne Place) .
We’re looking to express the biblical principles of intentional ‘training’ relationships in our church family: Older women teaching younger women (Titus 2:3-6) and passing the baton on (2 Tim 2:2).
Saturday Breakfasts in Homes
We’ll have breakfast together and then an informal training time, by hearing from different women with particular interests or passions.
We want to see the breakfasts:
- enable conversations that wouldn't happen otherwise, so women to feel part of a wider church community.
- create an opportunity to use our gifts to build each other up, so we are growing together as disciples of Jesus.
" I love the fact that people from church often seek out those who are new and approached them to get to know each them better. The women's fellowship experience for me was out of this world. When I arrived at the meeting, I felt out of place and wanted to go home but I was made to feel at home. It reminded me of this quote by Harriet Beecher Stowe: 'Never give up, for that is just the place and time that the tide will turn.' -Eucharia
Meet the Women's Ministry Leadership
Lindsay is originally from Scotland and initially came to Liverpool to work as a Geologist before moving to Australia for a few years. While in Australia, she completed her Ministry Degree, and is now an Associate Minister at Christ Church Liverpool.
She'd love to talk to you about anything to do with Women's Ministry
