Women’s Ministry at FPC is a grace-filled community of women from all seasons and walks of life. We share life’s joys and struggles in the context of how God is using every circumstance to mold us into Christ’s image. We would love for you to be a part of our community as we seek Christ and learn to serve and love God and each other well.
For information on any of our groups and events, please contact Sara Buskirk at sbuskirk@fpchouston.org.
Gather with women of all ages for a retreat focused on living a life of prayer. Together, we will study prayer, learn from testimonies, and practice prayer so that we each leave equipped to grow in faith and in our respective prayer lives. The cost to attend is $25 (dinner, breakfast, and lunch included), and optional childcare is available for $10. Women of high school age and above are welcome!
First Place is an intergenerational community committed to supporting each other in our health and spiritual goals. We combine scripture study and current medical research to lead people to make successful health choices. Join other women in a book study and discussion designed to apply the truth of scripture to our health. This season, the group will read A Better Way by Debbie Behling.
Contact Susan Townsend at susandurhamtownsend@gmail.com for more information.
Join women of all stages of life for an evening of study and fellowship online. During the spring semester, we will study Blessed: Experiencing the Promise of the Book of Revelation by Nancy Guthrie.
Join women of all stages of life for an evening of study and fellowship online. During the spring semester, we will study Luke: Gut Level Compassion by Lisa Harper and then Trustworthy by Lysa Terkeurst.
Women’s Fellowship Circles are small groups of women representing different ages and stages of life that meet once a month to build friendships, study the Bible, and participate in mission projects to support those in need locally and throughout the world.
Join this community of women who love to read and encounter spirituality in everyday books. For more information, contact Pam Harada at pamelakate@comcast.net.
JANUARY 23
The Second Life of Mirielle West
by Amanda Skenandore
FEBRUARY 27
Up Home: One Girl’s Journey
by Ruth J. Simmons
MARCH 26
Brideshead Revisited
by Evelyn Waugh
APRIL 23
The Great Divorce
by C.S. Lewis
MAY 28
Firekeeper’s Daughter
by Angeline Bouley
FPC Moms Ministry equips women to become more like Jesus as they grow in their love for Him, their children, and the community. Among the various mom groups at FPC, moms will thoughtfully engage the culture with a biblical and theological mindset, learning how to love like Jesus and live out the mission of Jesus in their parenting. We hope you will join moms from across the Houston area as we live this fun and chaotic season of life together. An added bonus? Every FPC moms group has mentor moms– moms who are a few seasons ahead of us, full of wisdom, humility, grace, and lots of fun!
Success, money, true love, and the life you’ve always wanted. Many of us place our faith in these things, believing they hold the key to happiness, but with a sneaking suspicion they might not deliver. There is only one God who can wholly satisfy our cravings—and now is the perfect time to meet Him again, or for the first time. Join other moms as we study how a proper understanding of the Bible reveals the unvarnished truth about societal ideals and our own hearts. Childcare Provided.
We become our habits. And our kids become us. This is why carefully choosing the habits of our household is one of the most significant things we can do for our children’s spiritual formation (and our own). Habits are the little patterns we fall back on when we don’t realize we’re falling back on anything. But just because they are little doesn’t mean they aren’t incredibly spiritually important. Join other moms as we use Habits of the Household by Justin Whitmel Earley to explore the ways that waking, mealtimes, moments of discipline, playtime, bedtime, and more can all be moments of incredible spiritual formation, for our children and ourselves. For this study, we will be using a new format. We will meet in person as an entire group once a month and then for the remainder of the month we will break into small groups.
*The time and format of this small group will be determined by your assigned group. We will meet in person as an entire group once a month and then for the remainder of the month we will break into small groups. For this study, we will be using a new format. We will meet in person as an entire group once a month and then for the remainder of the month we will break into small groups. The time and format of the small group will be determined by your assigned group. When you register please put your preference for your small group meeting time and place (zoom or in person).
We become our habits. And our kids become us. This is why carefully choosing the habits of our household is one of the most significant things we can do for our children’s spiritual formation (and our own). Habits are the little patterns we fall back on when we don’t realize we’re falling back on anything. But just because they are little doesn’t mean they aren’t incredibly spiritually important. In fact, probably the most significant things about our household are the ordinary rhythms we call normal. Join other moms as we use Habits of the Household by Justin Whitmel Earley to explore the ways that waking, mealtimes, moments of discipline, playtime, bedtime, and more can all be moments of incredible spiritual formation, for our children and ourselves. Childcare provided.
