United Women in Faith is considered the premier women’s ministry of the United Methodist Church.
United Women in Faith is the largest denominational faith organization for women with approximately 800,000 members whose mission is fostering spiritual growth, developing leaders, and advocating for justice.
Our principles and values include:
Cargill United Women in Faith is the local unit of the international organization in the Southeast District of the Wisconsin Conference. Our members nurture one another and support local, regional, and international projects to improve the lives of women, children, and youth.
Activities include monthly group meetings, prayer, volunteer time, education, financial gifts, fun, and fellowship.
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The Reading Program is a cherished tradition that brings together members to explore, share and discuss books.
There’s something for everyone. The Reading Program is available for Adults, youth, and children.
Enlightening subjects in diverse genres, including:
Membership is open to any woman who commits to the purpose of United Women in Faith and agrees to participate in the Unit’s activities and missions.
To join United Women in Faith you have two options:
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United Women in Faith see the world through a mission lens. We understand our role as women in mission to be advocates for women, children, youth, and the marginalized in the world.
We pray, learn, teach, and act for change in today’s injustice-filled world. Through mission work we seek to embody God’s presence in the world.
Here are some of the missions which Cargill United Women in Faith supports:
Nationally
District Wide
Locally
You can help the UWF support these mission by attending events such as our Bake Sales, Christmas Cookie Walk, Salad Luncheon
United Women in Faith works in partnership with coalitions on many justice issues to extend its reach. United Women in Faith will focus on climate justice, maternal and child health, criminalization of communities of color, and economic inequality. Prior advocacy work was on peace and justice, education, racial justice, immigrants’ rights, the environment, economic justice, women’s health, the rights of children, human rights, and farm workers’ rights, to name a few.