Women’s Ministry
The Women’s Ministry endeavors to provide programs and ministry opportunities for all women in the church to hear the gospel, pray together, study the scripture, fellowship with other women, and serve God by serving each other, our church family and our community.
Women’s Bible Studies
Babysitting is available for any study with advanced notice. Please contact Joanie Marbert for babysitting needs. Sign-up in the Narthex alcove, on the Facebook NCPC Women’s Ministry page under Bible Study announcements, or by contacting your Bible Study leader.
The Devoted Mind by Kris Lundgaard (12 weeks)
January 7, 2025 – April 15, 2025 from 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
NCPC Fellowship Hall
Pamyla Burrack, Teacher
Do you feel overwhelmed? Discontented? Weary? These are symptoms of a distracted mind — a mind fixed on passing earthly things. Guided by the rich wisdom of Puritan theologian John Owen, we will consider a countermeasure to 0ur distraction: the devoted mind. By seeking those things above, where Christ is, we can have hope in all circumstances, know contentment in any situation, and enjoy deep communion with God that makes life worth living. Deep, meditative, and compelling, “The Devoted Mind” invites us to draw nearer to Christ as he draws near to us.
God Searches for a Heart Fully His, A Precept Inductive Bible Study
(5 weeks)
January 7, 2025 – February 4, 2025 from 1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. (No meeting Thanksgiving Week)
NCPC John Knox Room
Lynne Weldon, Teacher
Babysitting is provided on request.
This is the second of ten courses in the Kings and Prophets Series. The Old Testament places a tremendous emphasis on the holy character and works of God that anticipate fulfillment in the person of Christ in the New Testament. In essence, it lays the groundwork for the only salvation possible—the salvation God provides in His Son “by which we must be saved.” Neither Solomon, his son Rehoboam, nor his son Abijam followed God fully, nor did Jeroboam in Israel. Their hearts were divided. Would God ever find anyone to serve Him like David? Would He ever find one whose heart was fully His? God says that we are to love Him with all our heart. Is that really possible? This course has the answer.
Lord, I Want to Know You - A Precept Devotional Study on the Names of God (17 weeks)
September 7, 2024 – February 25, 2025 from 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
NCPC John Knox Room
Beth Etheridge, Teacher
So much of our confusion and pain results because we don’t know God – who he really is, how He works in our lives…Daniel 11:32, a passage in which the context is a crisis of faith, assures us, "The people who know their God will display strength and will take action.” In our world today, we too face a “crisis of faith” in our homes, our communities, and our government. We often feel helpless to do anything to make things better. In this study, we will develop a more intimate relationship with God, learning who He says He is.
Praying Women
Let us pray for you
Submit prayer requests using the online NCPC Prayer Requests Form, the telephone prayer chain by calling Pat Ball, or the NCPC Women in the Church Facebook page.
Women’s Weekly Prayer Meeting
Ladies, we are called to pray for our world, our nation, our communities, our homes and families, our brothers and sisters in Christ, and our church. If you would like to pray with other women, please join our weekly prayer time in the NCPC Parlor, Mondays from 1:00 - 2:15 pm. Childcare is provided. Please contact Joanie Marbert or Darlene Smalley if you need childcare or if you have any questions. We look forward to praying with you!
Sisters in Grace
Enjoy wonderful Christian fellowship and meaningful devotions with other NCPC women. Sisters in Grace is open to women of any age who wish to be strengthened and renewed in their walk with our Lord. Through sharing our faith journeys with one another we can grow and support each other. The Morning SIG meetings are at 9:30 a.m. on the first Wednesday of each month and the Evening SIG meetings are at 7:00 p.m. on the first Thursday of each month. Meeting details are in the weekly church bulletin. See the NCPC Daily Calendar of Events for locations.
Special Events
Throughout the year, various special events are planned both locally and by the Palmetto PresWIC Leadership Team for women of all ages to come together for fun, fellowship, and personal growth.
Servant Teams
You can volunteer to help in current church ministries like flower delivery, homebound outreach, meals for moms with new babies, those who are sick or recovering from surgery, and the bereaved. Contact Janet Powell for more information or to volunteer!
Community Ministries
Women share their love for God by volunteering with community ministries like ACTS, Christ Central, Aiken Area Council on Aging's Home Delivered Meals and Life Choices. Contact Patty Elliott for information about how you can be involved.
Expecting a baby?
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Women's Ministry Leadership Team 2024
President
Tricia Odell
Vice President
Rachelle Mason
Secretary
Sharon Swanson
Treasurer
Heather Kimball
Christian Growth
Lisa Sullivan
Missions
Ally Robinson
Sisters in Grace
Cindy Smith
Special Events
Deanna Herbert
Service & Mercy
Noelle Boatwright
Communications
Mallory Holley