Second Presbyterian Church benefits from spiritual gifts of women who are committed to serving our members and families. Under the leadership of our WIC Council, our ladies gather in weekly circles for Bible study, prayer and fellowship.
Our ladies also organize to provide meals for needy families and to provide other forms of hospitality as they are needed. They gather for fun-filled and biblically inspiring women’s retreats.
For more information or to become a volunteer contact: Helen Kee (Women in the Church President)
Two primary ways to get connected with fellow women in the church and receive teaching from God’s Word outside of Sundays are through Circles and Bible studies.
Circles: meetings held the 2nd week of the month to study God’s Word, pray together, enjoy fellowship, and share WIC news and announcements.
Circle | Time | Location | Leader | Teacher |
|---|---|---|---|---|
WIC #1 | Wednesday 6:50 PM | C-209 | Karen Gray | Deborah Martin |
WIC #2 | Tuesday 7 PM | Looper Home | Nicole Welch | Susan McDaniel |
WIC #3 | Tuesday 10 AM | Fellowship Hall | Kathy Schwartz | Toni Huff |
WIC #4 | Tuesday 7 PM | Martin Home | Kristen Owens | Leslie Martin |
WIC #5 | Tuesday 1:30 PM | Fellowship Hall | Pat Shuford | Judy McGoldrick |
Bible studies: weekly meetings centered on in-depth study of a particular topic or book of the Bible. They do NOT meet the 2nd week of the month.
Bible Study | Time | Location | Teacher |
|---|---|---|---|
Rafiki | Monday 9:30 AM | Fellowship Hall | Sylvia Long |
WIC | Tuiesdays 10 AM | Fellowship Hall | Ramona White |
Precepts | Monday 9:30 AM | Conference Room | Mary Settle |
The stated purpose of the PCA’s Women In the Church, which was approved by the first General Assembly, is: “that every woman know Christ personally and be committed to extending His kingdom in her life, home, church, community, and throughout the world.”
The foundation of this purpose statement is a covenantal understanding of the church. God has entered into a grace-relationship with us and bound Himself to us in covenant faithfulness. Our relationship with Him is personal, but it is not individual. The covenant is corporate. Our relationship with God puts us into the covenant community. We have covenant privileges and responsibilities in the community. We are to live with one another in a way that reflects our covenant relationship with God.
Under the oversight of the elders, women also serve on a variety of church committees, including missions, music and worship, and Christian education, and form the backbone of our nursery, children’s Sunday School, and Vacation Bible School ministries, as well as our Bible club ministry in local public elementary schools.
Our ladies enjoy numerous other spiritually-uplifting social gatherings, including ladies teas, bridal and baby showers, and our monthly LightBringers group in which mothers meet with 5th through 8th-grade girls to discuss godly womanhood.
Thanks be to God for our wonderful women, daughters of Zion, who are building up and serving Christ’s church!
“For Zion’s sake I will not keep silent, for Jerusalem’s sake I will not remain quiet, till her righteousness shines out like the dawn, her salvation like a blazing torch.” Isaiah 62:1
“ …the older women likewise, that they be reverent in behavior, not slanderers, not given to much wine, teachers of good things – that they admonish the young women to love their husbands, to love their children, to be discreet, chaste, homemakers, good, obedient to their own husbands, that the word of God may not be blasphemed.” Titus 2:3-5
ELECTED OFFICERS FOR 2020-2021
President: Helen Kee
President Elect: Carolyn Fields
Vice President: Chris Zimmerman
Secretary: Attee Leigh
Treasurer: Christian Trautner
Christian Growth: Leslie Martin
Church Hostess and Historian: Kim Robertson
Evangelism: Mary Weiland
Missions: Ramona White
Welcome: Hope Strevel and Fraser Tabb
Circle #1 Chairman: Karen Gray
Circle #2 Chairman: Nicole Welch
Circle #3 Chairman: Kathy Swartz
Circle #4 Chairman: Kristen Owens
Circle #5 Chairman: Pat Shuford
Session Representative: Melton L. Duncan
