We are a faith-driven organization. Our beliefs bring us together. And our spirituality pushes us to do more.

Boldly live your faith! There are so many ways to get involved. Check out our website calendar. Try virtually attending the Legislative Event. You'll enjoy how good it feels to make a difference.

Wendy Campbell, 2023 NTC UWF President.

IN-PERSON SOLD OUT!

VIRTUAL TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE!

This quality event has reached capacity for in-person attendance. Click to Register for the virtual experience which has been enhanced this year -- and you won't have to drive to Austin.

Or ask about stopping by Arapaho UMC's Virtual Watch Party.

Learn with women of faith from across Texas about issues impacting your community. Once you understand the issues you'll be inspired to advocate for public policies that reflect the values of your faith.

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Training For All Officers!

Saturday, February 11th



This training was designed to make it quick & easy for you to learn. You are welcome to attend any session that is applicable to your role or interests you.

Each session will provide the basics with tips and handouts.

Sessions will be on Zoom. Expect each session to last about 30 minutes.

Click to register, download flyer, and get full information.

A Challenge to Act With a Heart for Justice

Saturday, Feb. 18th, 11 am - 1:30 pm

Come for lunch and find ways to Stand Up and Speak out! The UWF of St. Paul UMC and FUMC Dallas are presenting Rev. Janet Wolf (as seem at Assembly '22) on the big screen calling us to challenge systemic injustice. With a special appearance by Civil Rights Activist and a Panel for a Social -Racial Justice Conversation.

$10 - Lunch included. Register here.

READING PROGRAM AUTHOR TALK

A Knock at Midnight: A Story of Hope, Justice and Freedom

6 - 7 pm CST on Wednesday, Feb. 8th



Get started on your 2023 Reading Program with this special event! The author, Brittany K. Barnett, was a law student when she came across the case that would change her life forever - the case of Sharanda Jones, a victim of America’s war on drugs. As Barnett studied this case, a system came into focus with widespread racial injustice at the core of America’s addiction to incarceration. Moved, Barnett set to work to gain Sharanda’s freedom. The memoir is at once Barnett’s coming-of-age story and a powerful evocation of what it takes to bring hope and justice to a system built to resist them.

A Knock at Midnight appears on the 2023 Reading Program list  as a Leadership Development selection.

No cost, all are welcome, space is limited. Pre-read the book to enrich your experience of the author's talk.

UWF General Secretary/CEO: United Women in Faith seeks a dynamic and dedicated leader to shepherd the national organization through its next phase of growth and faithful service. Based in NY City. More information.

SEND US YOUR EVENTS! This is a vibrant organization with a lot of interesting programs. Send us your event info and we'll add your upcoming programs to our calendar. Share about your mission activities too! Send info to news@uwfnorthtexas.org

SOCIAL MEDIA: Share your social media skills to tell others about the many ways North Texas women are involved in United Women in Faith on Facebook &/or Instagram. Contact news@uwfnorthtexas.org