Work of the Southern Moravian Women

Yesterday the PWB met and approved the attached budget for 2022.Now we need your help, we need your vote. We also need your sister's vote, so encourage the women in your fellowship and circles to vote also. Click on the photo of the budget to in large it.  Please view the budget (above) and click on the link below to place your vote. Any woman that is a member of a Moravian Church in the Southern Province is eligible to vote. Call or email the PWB office if you have any questions. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Y375DH3 (this link will open a new window so that you can finish reading the remaining information.   The Fall Celebration will be held virtually again this year. Please join us tomorrow (Saturday , September 11, 2021 at 10am (Live Streaming on FACEBOOK) when Rev. Dan Nelson reviews the new Bible Study Book "Living the Life of a Disciple", A compilation of sermons by the Women Clergy of the Southern Province Moravian Church of America. We ...

Sharing our memories of the retreat this past April.  If you are interested in viewing videos of the sessions go to:  Provincial Women's Board YouTube Channel We had 33 registered guests, representing 18 churches from the Southern Province. Mark your calendars now the next Spiritual Life Retreat: Friday, April 22 - Sunday, April 24, 2022 . Our Facilitator Donna Hurt, Lisa Jackson and Karen Hill, first time attending the Retreat. Sister Melody Lee, of the Hope congregation. Sister Nacy Wonsavage of the Unity congregation. Sister Susan Ledford of the Little Church congregation. Sister Teresa Haynes of the Home congregation. Sister Donna Tesh of the Christ congregation. Sister Donna Hurt of the Home congregation. Photo by Gary Jackson On Sunday Morning the sun finally returned! Photo: Linda Worley

The Day of Prayer Service by Calvary scheduled for Wednesday, March 10 has been cancelled due to Covid.

All services will be held virtually this year.   The Day of Prayer Committee of the Provincial Women’s Board would like to thank all the churches for their willingness to work with us during these difficult times.   Two churches who regularly hold Day of Prayer Services were not able to do so this year.   We would like to thank Grace Moravian (Mount Airy) and Unity Moravian (Lewisville) for taking their place this year.   We hope many of you will be able to watch these services if not at the time they are lived streamed but at a time that works best for you.   May the Lord Bless You during this season of Lent and Always. Provincial Women’s Board, Moravian Church South   February 17, 2021 11:00 A.M. Home Moravian Ash Wednesday, Speaker: Rev. Victoria Lasley, Music by Alex Helsabeck and Susan Foster. The service will be available live streamed on the Home Church Web page.   Click on Live broadcasts to access the service. https://www.homemoravian....

The 2021 Day of Prayer Services will  be virtual this year. Some details are still being worked out at this time. We will send out a complete schedule as soon as all information is available. For now we have included the information about the Ash Wednesday, service at Home Moravian. Home Moravian Church Women’s Fellowship will sponsor Day of Prayer on Ash Wednesday, February 17.  The speaker will be the Rev. Victoria (Tori) Lasley.  M usic will be provided by Alex Helsabeck and Susan Foster. This service will be livestreamed on the Home Church website .  The service is to be at 11:00 AM.  We hope that you will plan to attend this special service as we begin the  Lenten Season. 

  The Provincial Women’s Board presents: Serving and Sharing Newsletter October 2020 From Our President:   Dear Sisters, I decided a few weeks ago to try and take better advantage of the extra time I had because the pandemic has limited the outside events I can attend.   I decided to tackle the drawers I had been ignoring for so long.   I found a stash of cards I had been sent when I was sick.   Six and a half years ago I was diagnosed with breast cancer.   It turned out to be stage 3.   I had surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation treatments.   Needless to say, the treatment was successful.   I had saved all the cards I received from friends and family and tucked them into a drawer.   I took some time out of my cleaning to read them all again.   By the time I finished, I had shed a few tears and thanked God again for putting people in my life who made such a difference.   The messages were uplifting and encoura...