Have you ever forgotten a password or left home without the ID you needed? Forgetting passwords is at least a weekly occurrence for me—sometimes daily! 😉 If you’ve been there, you know how welcome these words can be:
For the women we serve, those words carry a deeper meaning: access to opportunities for spiritual transformation and the practical, often most basic, necessities of life.
Preparing to serve and grow in 2027
As we prepare for each new year, we invite our ministry partners to pray with us for wisdom about how best to serve these women. Together, we seek lasting change—replacing poverty and injustice with dignity and purpose in Christ.
We also prayerfully consider how to respond to prospective ministry partners across Africa, Asia, and the Middle East–North Africa region who want to grow with Women in the Window International and bring change to their communities. With careful, prayerful consideration, we hope to welcome new ministry partners in at least two additional nations in 2027.
Four reasons to partner with WiW
When we asked one of our newest leaders, Nadine*, why she wanted her ministry in a Muslim-dominant Asian nation to partner with WiW, she shared four reasons:
- Develop a strong Christian identity and sense of purpose
- Gain biblical knowledge and spiritual guidance
- Build supportive communities and networks
- Access resources and opportunities for faith formation
Opening the door to faith formation
All four reasons warm my heart, especially the fourth: Access resources and opportunities for faith formation. This leader needs that access and wants to extend it to women working in brick kilns—women who face daily emotional and psychological oppression from the very people who should protect, provide for, and love them.
After prayer and practical consideration, our answer is: Access granted!
You help make our “yes” possible
Yes, you are part of the reason we can say YES! Because you care, you share your time, talents, and treasure. Your generosity helps Women in the Window International enter the coming year well-prepared and confident that God, who has begun a good work—and a new work—will accomplish all that is needed.
“And I am sure of this, that he who began a good work in you will bring it to completion at the day of Jesus Christ. It is right for me to feel this way about you all, because I hold you in my heart…”
Philippians 1:6-7
