Grace helps people grow as disciples in five ways: worship, fellowship, learning, serving, and sharing. The purpose of Women of Grace is to grow through fellowship. WOG holds a variety of Bible studies, as well as retreats and other special events throughout the year.
Enjoy online conversation with Women of Grace through our blog.
Summer Bible Study: Holy Habits, Making Time for What Truly Matters
All women are invited to a six-week summer Bible study taught by Rachel Marcello focusing on spiritual disciplines. The study meets Tuesday mornings from 10-11:30 in room A13. Childcare registration is closed, but you can contact Cindy Rawles to be put on a waiting list.
Growing with Grace is taught by some of our very own women at Grace. Next year’s study will focus on the book of Genesis. It will kick off in September 2019. Look for registration in August. To see lessons from last year’s study on the book of Philippians, click on the link below.
WATCH GROWING WITH GRACE LESSONSMoms with newborns through school-age children meet for activities one Wednesday each month and for quarterly brunches featuring guest speakers. Childcare is provided for some activities while other activities include children. For more information, contact Melissa Redwine.
The Classic Women of Grace ministry is designed to meet the need for meaningful activities and monthly fellowship for women ages 60+ within our church body.
Eat & Greet Lunch Group
Meets monthly on the third Wednesday at Crossroads Diner. Contact Linda Penn for more information.
Angel Gowns
Several Classic Women of Grace meet regularly to make Angel Gowns from donated wedding dresses. This last year the ladies gave 210 tiny gowns to hospitals for parents to use as burial gowns for stillborn babies. Contact Linda Penn for more information.
Woman to Woman is a mentoring/fellowship program for all ages of women. An annual tea is held each February. If you would like to become a part of this program, please contact Terri, 214-341-5296 or Toula, 972-248-9086. All women are welcome.
