Women’s Ministry

* If you are planning to continue using childcare for Tuesday morning MOMS, please submit your payment by the January 14 MOMS meeting.

** If you were NOT using Tuesday MOMS Childcare in the Fall, but would like to start now, please email Maggie Sporleder ASAP and submit your payment once she approves your request.

Mothers of all ages, join us for MOMS—“Making Our Mothering Significant”—as we learn and grow together from September–May each year. Topics range from growing our marriages to growing our gardens, from raising our children to raising our eyes to Jesus, from inspiring testimonies to inspiring household organization.

Please join us this year as we encourage one another and strive to hope in God alone in our mothering and all areas of life.

~ Visit our MOMS web page for more information and to register.

~ MOMS message recordings are available on The North Church Women podcast.

Rope Holders typically meets every second Monday at 7 pm from September–May. We seek to “hold the ropes” for those sent out for the sake of the name of Jesus, bringing their needs to God in prayer.

Why “Rope Holders”? William Carey, often called the father of the modern missions movement, had a dear friend, Andrew Fuller, who believed that every Christian was commanded to spread the gospel, and some were called to do so cross-culturally. Before leaving for India, Carey famously told Fuller, “I will go down into the pit, if you will hold the ropes.” And the global partners that we send out are also sustained and enabled by God’s grace as the “rope holders” back home pray for them!

You will do well to send them on their journey in a manner worthy of God. (3 John 1:6-7)

For I know that through your prayers and the help of the Spirit of Jesus Christ this will turn out for my deliverance. (Philippians 1:19)

New groups launch each September—contact us for more information.

In response to the biblical mandate of Titus 2:3–5, we support the discipleship ministry of the church by calling women to establish godly mentoring relationships that will encourage and equip them to live for God’s glory. In Titus 2 groups, one or two older women lead a group of younger women, meeting once a month, through a book study or a focus on a wide variety of skills or topics.