WATW is a women's ministry from the Well Christian Fellowship. Our aim is to encourage women to be the women that God has called us to be through teaching, encouragement and fellowship. We meet in Iselworth, Middlesex on a bi-monthly basis for a talk with a speaker and fellowship. We also go on outings and retreats
as time allows. We love the Lord and we want women all over the world to know that God loves them too.
God has a calling on every woman's life regardless of marital status, age, income, or dependants. We want to encourage our sisters in Christ to stay in the race by taking that next step in their journey of faith with our God.
‘WOMEN AT THE WELL’ 2014 PROGRAMME (WATW)
WOMANHOOD
25th January 2013 leftovers!
Speaker –TBC
Venue – Room 2 at St. John’s Community Centre
29th March Is charm fleeting and beauty deceptive?
Speakers – Karen Watson & Lynnette Addo
Venue – Room 2 at St. John’s Community Centre
24th May Encourage and Inspire
Speaker – Alicia De Souza
Venue – Room 2 at St. John’s Community Centre
26th July Partners in Obedience and Submission
Speaker – Shakun Watson
Venue - Room 2 at St. John’s Community Centre
23rd August Battle of the Sexes Games Night
Venue - TBC
5 – 7th September WATW WEEKEND RETREAT
Speaker – Elizabeth Effiong-Crick
Venue – TBC
27th September Extending Generations
Speakers – Lilian Alexander & Frances Effiong
Venue - Room 2 at St. John’s Community Centre
29th November Interest in Community
Speaker – Joan Kiddle
Venue – Room 2 at St. John’s Community Centre
Events may be subject to changes. Look out for updates!
God has a calling on every woman's life regardless of marital status, age, income, or dependants. We want to encourage our sisters in Christ to stay in the race by taking that next step in their journey of faith with our God.
In gods sight every person person is equal. Anybody can tell the word of God.-Rachel
ReplyDeleteHello Everyone - I personally think that men should be pastors as a pastor is supposed to be a leader and a surrogate Father figure in a way as he is head of that particular church family. I also think that pastors should be married as they need to be able to relate and understand what it means to be married as well as single. However, in the absence of a suitbale man to do the job, I don't see why a woman can't do it if she is the best person to lead that particular church.
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