For Women

For Women

For Women

Women at the Gate

Imagine connecting with other women on the journey of knowing, loving and serving God.  Women can enjoy mutual support, accountability and friendship — along with
opportunities to connect with other women on their faith journey.

Small groups, studies and events are available where women can get to know God and follow Jesus, develop a supportive and encouraging network and work toward making the world a better place.

Special events include catered lunch meetings, Saturday morning breakfast programs, retreats and fundraising projects for missions.  Details are announced before each event.

 

Women at the Gate, our Aldersgate United Methodist Women’s unit, serves as the model to create opportunities at Aldersgate, as well as to bring women together in an organization of approximately 800,000 members from United Methodist churches all across the world, and especially within the Great Plains Conference United Methodist Women.  Participate in a small group to grow in faith, hope and love in action as part of Women at the Gate.

 

Small Groups for Aldersgate Women:

Anna Circle
  • Meets the first Wednesday of each month.
  • Starting time is 10:00 a.m. in the Worship Center.
  • Women share joys and concerns, have a time of fellowship and an informal program provided by members on a rotating basis.
  • The group, formed in 2000, prays for Aldersgate, its programs, pastor, staff and other prayer needs of the church family.
  • Members look for ways to help people in our community and around the world.
  • Contact Gloria Bowersox for more information.
Hook and Crook Fellowship
  • Meets the first and third Thursday of the month.
  • Starting time is 1:30 p.m. at Suan Wilson’s home.
  • Hook and Crook formed in 2013 as an informal fellowship where women can work on their own needleworkprojects or make prayer shawls or other items for missions, as well as for mutual listening and support.
  • Contact Suan Wilson for more information.

 

Ladies Lunch Bunch
  • Meets the last Thursday of the month for lunch at various restaurants.
  • The purpose is to try new and old classic restaurants where the participants have not recently eaten.
  • Contact Suan Wilson for more information.

 

Monthly Book Club
  • Meets once a month, usually at 7 p.m. on the third Friday of the month at members’ homes, to read and discuss a variety of books.
  • Contact Debbie Ball for more information.