Welcome to our WiW Wednesday e-newsletter and a special message from our Fruitful, Fashionable and Flourishing Event Chairs: Suzie Inman and Piper Crisafi . . .
Suzie and Piper have been diligently serving our community on various boards, ministries and organizations for years. Both native to South Florida, they have deep roots into the culture here with involvement in Young Life, Benjamin School, (fill in a few more) but even more they have high hopes for the fruitful and flourishing future of the Palm Beaches.
Watch this brief video conversation as they share the reason WHY they believe connecting women (and men!) across cultures and generations through Women in the Window International’s upcoming Luncheon is an opportunity that shouldn’t be missed:
November is upon us – a season of Thanksgiving here in the United States – we remember our Founding Fathers and Mothers who sacrificed a great deal to stand and even fight for the freedoms we treasure: Freedom of Religion, Freedom of Speech, and so many more.
November also reminds us to thank God for each of you. Your prayers, service, and generous gifts make the mission of Women in the Window International possible. WiW has trained hundreds of women leaders in 2026, though international conflict has stalled our work in one of our most strategic regions: the Middle East and North Africa. Even so, your generosity allowed us to invest in the souls of leaders who give of themselves for the Gospel every day…
“WiW did not just fund a retreat — you invested in the healing and strengthening of 11 women leaders who are pouring themselves out for others every day. We are so grateful for your partnership and for the heart of Women in the Window for women in ministry.”
Yes, THIS is why every offering you make matters so deeply: its impact goes far beyond what money can buy.
Speaking of going FAR BEYOND, please pray fervently for our WiW team as we leave for Southeast Asia next Monday, November 9th, for a 10-day trip to train women leaders serving in one of the most populous Muslim nations. We rejoice at the opportunity to equip these leaders, strengthening their hearts, and minds and addressing physical needs. Our focus on Longevity in Leadership will include a key lesson from our Preventative Health training.
So, while we can’t invite you to our Thanksgiving Table, we do invite you to join our spirit of thanksgiving as we head overseas, and as we gather here in the Palm Beaches in early December for Fruitful, Fashionable and Flourishing! Tickets are still available below.
Mark your calendar for this Friday as we meet with our Ministry Partner from the MIDDLE EAST during our First Friday Prayer Gathering online or in person!
“Generosity is more than what we give; it is a reflection of the heart of our Heavenly Father”
For Sherry Marks, giving to WiW is an opportunity to grow in Christlikeness, invest in the lives of women around the world, and participate in the transformative work of the Kingdom.
We are grateful for Sherry and her husband, Clay, whose faithful generosity of time, talent, and treasure helps make the work of Women in the Window International possible. We recently sat down with Sherry to hear more about her heart for generosity and why WiW holds such a special place in theirs.
A Heart That Reflects the Father
What inspires you to give?
Generosity is an attribute of our Heavenly Father! He gives His best, including the extravagant gift of His Son. With gratitude, I desire to cultivate even a small portion of the generous heart of the Father!
Ephesians 5:1–2 reminds us: “Follow God’s example, therefore, in everything you do, because you are his dear children. Live a life filled with love, following the example of Christ, who loved us and gave himself up for us…”
With so many ministries to choose from, what makes Women in the Window stand out as you and your husband decide where to invest your resources?
Women in the Window International shines brightly and is near and dear to our hearts because it touches us deeply on a personal level to see its leaders come alongside and advocate for women in oppressive and restrictive environments.
Women in the Window brings so much growth, healing, resilience, and the lasting hope of Jesus to women! The transformation is undeniable as we see our gifts yield great impact in so many tangible ways!
Generosity That Inspires Generosity
An Investment in the Kingdom
What would you share with someone considering a financial gift to Women in the Window this year?
Giving to Women in the Window International is an investment in the Kingdom that we can trust in the hands of its leadership because of their transparent financial accountability and the fact that this ministry’s foundation was built upon prayer.
Prayer continues to be the oxygen they breathe as they train and reproduce a movement of leaders who passionately lead for Christ in the 10/40 Window.
The reality is that this ministry has already exceeded expectations by bringing the “light to the nations” (Revelation 21:24), and I am certain they will continue!
Thank you, Sherry!
Sherry’s words remind us that generosity is not simply about the resources we give, but the heart behind them. We are deeply grateful for the faithful partners who make it possible for women around the world to be equipped and empowered to fulfill their God-given potential as agents of gospel transformation.
As Sherry so beautifully puts it, giving begets more giving! What a privilege it is to participate together in what God is doing around the world.
Hello, and welcome to our WiW Wednesday e-newsletter!
Today I’d like to talk about what happens when things just don’t add up. Instead of giving up, how about we consider God’s mathematics instead? God plus YOU equals a victory every time.
Here are a few examples –
One widow with two small coins PLUS Jesus became the wealthiest person in the room and still inspires us more than 2,000 years later.
One little boy’s lunch with 5 loaves and 2 fish PLUS Jesus = food for 5000 men + plus women and children + 12 baskets of leftovers.
One widow’s offering of flour and oil plus Elijah and the widow of Zarephath: Widow + cake PLUS God = 1 cake x 3 people x 365 days x 3 years of famine = 3285 cakes.
Wow! Do I have your attention now!?
I hope so, because I want to tell you another God-sized multiplication story that comes to us directly from Africa, and one of our excellent ministry partners, Kumalo Women of Hope, serving the women of South Sudan and Uganda. Mama Paula, our affectionate name for their leader, has led 3 trainings this year. Each woman participant is encouraged to “multiply” what she learns into the lives of other women. Here is a times table X that illustrates how 12 women leaders trained by Mama Paula serves multiple churches with health, head and heart to equal = 222 trained women!
12 women leaders from different local churches, provided 5 Leadership trainings, 5 Health trainings and 4 Peacemaking trainings to 222 women.
Now, I’d love to introduce Mama Paula, who will share more about our partnership directly:
In just over a month, you will have an opportunity to meet with two of our ministry partners right here in the Palm Beaches at our Fruitful, Fashionable and Flourishing Event. Grab your ticket today, and while you’re at it, why not multiply the blessing to secure a table of ten!!
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…”
WiW Wednesday is our space to celebrate the remarkable work our ministry partners are doing to transform communities—and even nations—with the love of Christ. Today, we invite you to discover more about the first nation WiW served: India.
A Life-Changing First Visit
I will never forget my first visit to India. I didn’t see it coming—the profound spiritual transformation, the beauty of deep relationships, and the opportunity to be the hands and feet of Jesus. The experience changed me, and I knew there was no going back.
A Glimpse of Ministry in Action
Watch this brief report from a WiW training with a ministry partner who is passionate about serving her own tribe and caste in India.
India: A Nation Open to Hope
India—the world’s most populous nation, with 1.4 billion people—has changed dramatically in recent years, yet hearts are more open than ever before.
This diverse nation is home to more than 120 major languages; Hindi and English are its official languages. Women in the Window has published our inductive narrative Bible study, Essentials, in both languages and partners with ministry leaders across multiple states.
Our mission to replace poverty and injustice with dignity and purpose in Christ is being advanced among the Dalit caste, whose members have sometimes been called “Untouchables.”
Meet Keren This December
Learn more through a firsthand encounter with Keren, our WiW ministry partner, at the Women in the Window International Fall Events this December in the USA.
WiW ministry partners have the joy of helping Dalit communities experience meaningful transformation. Because of YOUR partnership, they encounter the hands, feet, and—most of all—the heart of Jesus:
Christ Has No Body
Christ has no body but yours,
No hands, no feet on earth but yours,
Yours are the eyes with which he looks
Compassion on this world,
Yours are the feet with which he walks to do good,
Yours are the hands, with which he blesses all the world.
Thank you for taking a few minutes to read our WiW weekly e-newsletter on this first Wednesday of October 2026!
We are stoked about the way we see God at work in and most importantly, through this ministry. Did you know that your voice, your hands, your feet, and in fact every part of you, even the “spare parts” 😉 that you may not appreciate, are essential in fulfilling His plan of action in the world today?
That’s correct. You play a key role in the fulfillment of His Great Commission to go and make disciples of all nations, and in the Mission & Vision of Women in the Window International, too!
Jesus clearly states His mission:
“Jesus came and told his disciples, “I have been given all authority in heaven and on earth. Therefore, go and make disciples of all the nations,[a] baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. Teach these new disciples to obey all the commands I have given you. And be sure of this: I am with you always, even to the end of the age.”
Matthew 28:18-20
While it may seem amazing—as it does to me—God has fully disclosed His plan of action, and He intends for us to actively participate in its fulfillment.
As we mentioned last week, WiW is in a season of growth! Last week, our U.S. staff members, Kim and Destiny, had the opportunity to visit the Museum of the Bible—not only to dream about what’s next for WiW, but to consider how our next chapter fits into the greater mission of God.
Hear a little bit from them as they reflect in the IllumiNations room at the Museum of the Bible:
Would you like to know more about who we serve, how we serve, and how you can join us in equipping and empowering women in the 10/40 Window and beyond to replace poverty and injustice with dignity and purpose in Christ?
If so, please reach out! And stay tuned for more about WiW’s Vision 2033, which is mentioned in the video.
There are so many ways for you to be part of what God is doing through WiW. We need volunteers to serve locally and globally, in person, online, and through hybrid opportunities—and we will train you!
And we’re hiring!
So don’t delay—reach out today 😊. Together, we can see the vision of Women in the Window International fulfilled in our generation:
Our vision is to see women fully equipped to fulfill their God-given potential as agents of Gospel transformation.
Women in the Window is in a season of growth. We want to be very circumspect and intentional about just how we grow and why it is important to be deeply rooted, in order to be fruitful and flourish – even in tough times of drought and privation. God has placed beautiful illustrations for many of life’s most important lessons in His created world. For this conversation, let’s consider some of the benefits of deeply rooted trees and how they compare to biblical examples of fruitful, flourishing and deeply rewarding lives:
Drought Survival: Deep taproots reach moisture far below the dry top-soil layer during severe droughts. Isaiah 58:11, “you will be a well-watered garden…”
Nutrient mining: Roots absorb minerals and nutrients that wash down deep into the subsoil out of reach of shallow plants. Colossians 2:6-7, “deeply rooted in Him.”
Year-round hydration: Trees with deep roots have the capacity to stay green and active when other vegetation with shallow roots goes dormant or dies. Jeremiah 17:8, “with roots that reach deep into the water. . . their leaves stay green and they never stop producing fruit.”
And, not only that, but trees with deep roots are able to withstand storms! They have:
Anchoring power: Deep vertical roots act like structural pillars to keep large trees firmly planted in the ground. Hebrews 6:19, “We have this hope as an anchor for our soul, firm and secure…”
Storm resistance: They help prevent the entire tree from tipping over during heavy winds, floods, or severe weather events. Matthew 7:24, “anyone who hears and obeys these teachings is like a wise person who built a house on solid rock.”
Women in the Window is working alongside women in some of the most challenging, and “stormy” places on earth. As we work together with our ministry partners to equip and empower them to replace poverty and injustice with dignity and purpose in Christ, we NEED deep roots.
The Shepherd’s Tree (Boscia albitrunca) holds the documented plant record at over 230 feet deep, found by groundwater well drillers in southern Africa. What a fitting name!
As our Good Shepherd, Jesus Christ Himself, shepherds us – we can hold fast, grow deep and stand strong against the storms that come our way. And, so dear, can you!
Would you like to grow with WiW? We welcome you to join our volunteer team – we have multiple opportunities for service locally, globally and as an online prayer warrior. We also have open staff positions! If you are interested in growing deep and standing strong with WiW, please let us know by replying to this email, or completing this application!
Earlier this year, we reflected on the way God causes our gardens to grow – the natural process of sowing and then reaping – and how lovely and life-giving it is to reap a harvest. The Bible reminds us that there is a season for everything and everything has its season:
“… a time to plant and a time to harvest.”
Ecclesiastes 3:2b
Here in North America, September is the first month of the harvest season, and that means a beautiful array and display of God’s gorgeous, vibrant palette of colors across the nation. I love this reminder of the rhythm of sowing, reaping, and harvesting, God’s divine design.
In much the same way, Women in the Window International seeks to follow the God-given rhythms of sowing and reaping. We sow the Word of God and practical Life-changing principles and teaching into the lives of women leaders in some of the most difficult and dangerous places to be a woman, and certainly to be a Christian woman. And the result?
Just listen to this testimony from one of our ministry partner leaders sharing her heart:
“In North Africa, walking as a Christian woman is a path often marked by isolation, social pressures, and deep vulnerabilities. What motivates us to partner with you is seeing the love of Christ in action, fulfilling the call to “walk in the way of love, just as Christ loved us and gave himself up for us” (Ephesians 5:2).
This partnership replaces the heavy burden of poverty with a life filled with dignity and divine purpose. In our region, a partnership like this is a true answer to our prayers. The body of Christ here is small and resources are limited, making traditional support networks hard to find. Knowing that we are not standing alone but are carried by the faithful WiW family, brings immense comfort to our sisters. This partnership is a bridge of love that strengthens our faith, reminds us that we belong to the global family of God, and grants us the courage to keep shining His light in the midst of every challenge.”
These same women were recently interrogated by the police, taken into custody, their phones confiscated – why? Because they choose to follow our Risen Savior, Jesus Christ.
The harvest of righteousness described in James 3:18, is precisely what YOU are accomplishing as you partner with Women in the Window International with your words, actions, and financial offerings. We are incredibly and wholeheartedly grateful for YOU!
Sowing, reaping and rejoicing with you,
P. S. Would you like to meet this incredible woman leader from North Africa? You can! She is one of our speakers at this year’s WiW event: Fruitful, Fashionable and Flourishing
Have you ever walked into a room of people praying – heads bowed – voice hushed, perhaps one person is praying audibly, or a few are “murmuring” their prayers quietly?
Prayer is a unique and curious form of worship and expression of faith in an unseen God. And yet, prayer, is the most vital Course-correcting, and Life-giving force known to mankind. If you know anything about Women in the Window International, you know our propensity to pray! We believe in prayer because we trust the word of God and His promises, but we also believe because we have seen the results and fruit of our prayers time, and time again. This past Saturday more than 30 women and men gathered to pray.
Our Annual Day of Prayer was held at the Tamarind House of Prayer on Saturday, September 12th and here are some photos and comments from those who joined us:
“The breakout groups allowed us to take personal ownership of the mission of Women in the Window Intl.”
“The Ambiance was perfect in every room.”
Want to know more? And receive a full prayer guide covering all of our ministry partners in Africa, Asia and the Middle East/North Africa? Just reply to this email and we’ll gladly send that to you! Want to join our prayer team and be part of our monthly First Friday Prayer Gatherings – online or in person? We welcome you! Your prayers, and YOU, are a wonderful gift from God to this ministry, and a sign of His coming bountiful harvest of grace and glory!
So, just why do we pray? Here are just a few of the many promises of God found in His Word and that we rejoiced in as we gathered for our Annual Day of Prayer:
“And because of his glory and excellence, he has given us great and precious promises. These are the promises that enable you to share his divine nature and escape the world’s corruption caused by human desires.” 2 Peter 1:3-4
“For all of God’s promises have been fulfilled in Christ with a resounding “Yes!” And through Christ, our “Amen” (which means “Yes”) ascends to God for his glory.”
A little less than a month ago we shared that prayer is a core value at Women in the Window International. Prayer is at the very core of what we do and who we are. We begin and end our WiW meetings in prayer, and we encourage the women we serve to do the same.
But why do we pray?
Because God invites us to come near to His heart.
Through the blood of His Son, Jesus, He has made a way for us to draw near—not simply when we need something from Him, but because He wants us to abide in Him. He wants relationship with us. He wants us near.
“Draw near to God and He will draw near to you.”
James 4:8
Jesus reminds us, “Apart from me you can do nothing.” (John 15:5) And yet, the beautiful truth is that He doesn’t want to be apart from us.
We’ve seen this truth take root in the women we serve. One woman, Achiro, who participated in a WiW Hands (Micro-business training) in Uganda February of 2025 shared:
“Personally, after the training, I now start everything at home with a prayer ….”
Prayer changes how we live, how we work, and how we serve because it reminds us that we were never meant to do any of it apart from Him.
So, friend, will you come and pray with us?
There is something beautiful and powerful about seeking God together. Jesus tells us, “If two of you agree. . . it will be done for them by My Father in Heaven. For where two or three are gathered in my name, there am I among them.” (Matthew 18:20)
Join us next Saturday, September 12th, at Tamarind House of Prayer for our Annual Day of Prayer as we gather to draw near to God and pray for the women, communities, and nations we serve. The promise of God = He will hear, He will answer and He will be near as we pray.
Recently, some friends and I were talking about the many nations that came under the rule of the United Kingdom—Great Britain—during the last century. I was surprised to learn that Egypt, too, was once considered part of the British Empire.
Human empires are inherently unequal: one side holds most, if not all, of the power, while those under its control often have little authority, even over their own lives.
The Kingdom of God is different. When we surrender our lives to Him and come under His authority, what seems like loss becomes gain. In Matthew 6:33, He tells us to seek first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things will be added to us.
And this, dear, is precisely why our 5th and final core value is that we are Kingdom Builders. Yes, every aspect of our partnership and trainings include this value as one of our key objectives. It is actually included in every training we provide:
Objectives:
1. To equip women to train other women in their communities with any/all of the 5 capacities of the WiW curriculum that is biblically sound and culturally correct in your ministry sphere.
2. To empower women with the narrative inductive Bible study method to enable them to see their value in God’s Kingdom through God’s word.
3. As a result of this training and our partnership to equip and empower your women to replace poverty and injustice with dignity and purpose in Christ among women and girls in your region.
It is always eye-opening and heartwarming to see women come alive as they realize their significance in God’s Story. The Bible tells the whole truth, featuring more than 100 women’s stories—some difficult, all purposeful. Each one teaches us how to live, what to avoid, what to embrace, and that our lives matter to God and His Kingdom. As we understand and embrace this reality, we become Kingdom builders—something we see hundreds of times each year through Women in the Window International trainings and mission outreach!
Thank you for your support that enables WiW to reflect His purposes and build His Kingdom – to mark history as we fulfill our mission on earth, and to impact eternity as many come to know and love Christ!
Moses, Joshua, David, Solomon, Job, Deborah, Hannah . . . Scripture is filled with people who understood the importance of having a soul that rested in the Lord, focused on Him, and wholeheartedly worshipped Him.
At Women in the Window International, we believe the same is true for us today. The women we serve alongside in Africa, Asia, and the Middle East face extraordinary challenges, yet they continue to pursue Christ with courage, faith, and perseverance.
And just like them, we all need people who will pray with us, encourage us, and remind us that we are not walking alone.
That is the heart of our Soul Supporter community.
Our Soul Supporters are more than monthly givers. They are people who have chosen to stand alongside the women we serve through their prayers, generosity, encouragement, and commitment to the work God is doing around the world.
This week, we’re excited to introduce you to one of our Soul Supporters, Patricia. We asked her a few questions about her connection to Women in the Window, what inspired her to become a Soul Supporter, and what this community means to her. We hope her story encourages you and gives you a glimpse into the heart behind the people who faithfully stand with this ministry.
If I believe in something strongly, and I do believe in the mission of WiW, I can’t sit back and watch. I believe the Holy Spirit leads us to the missions where God wants us. I believe God expects me to be involved how ever I can be.
My mission is encouraging women, whether if they are in the 10/40 window or next door. And I have nothing without the Lord, so I’m not to hang onto what he has entrusted to me.
Try it! Short term if you’re not sure. Whatever you give to the Lord is never lost. It’s a blessing to see first hand leaders being excited in their mission in their country – and to see the results of the work of WiW!
We are so grateful for Patricia and for every Soul Supporter who chooses to stand with Women in the Window. Each prayer, gift, word of encouragement, and act of faith helps create a community where women are reminded that they are seen, valued, and never alone.
Whether you are already a Soul Supporter or are simply learning more about what it means to stand with this ministry, we are grateful to have you with us—and we invite you to continue being part of what God is doing through Women in the Window around the world.
Do you remember the classic musical White Christmas featuring the beloved song “Sisters,” with lyrics both charming and timeless? The sisters’ relationship and devotion to each other is evident and delightful, and their playful, faithful bond is foundational to the storyline of this classic film. Clearly, in this film, relationships matter!
Women in the Window International’s storyline is unfolding largely through strong relationships with our ministry partners, and introducing key ministry leaders to others in their nation, their region, and throughout the 10/40 window.
Yes, relationships matter to WiW. A lot. We develop our strategywithour ministry partners—not simply for them. Together, we come to the table to pray, listen, and follow what we believe God is saying.
Our field-driven, relationally led focus amplifies our partners’ voices and keeps us seated beside them as we listen, learn, and serve together.
Yes! We are a ministry with deep devotion to those whom we serve and those whom we serve with! It’s no secret that our volunteer base is a fundamental part of our mission force. We would never be able to serve our sisters in Africa, Asia and the Middle East without our sisters (and some faithful brothers, too!) right here in the USA.
Jesus said that the Greatest Commandment, “Love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, mind and strength,” is closely followed by the second, “Love your neighbor as yourself.”
Matthew 10
Some FAQ follow-up questions and examples:
Earlier this month, WiW championed our first-ever Community Transformation Group training in partnership with Amevivina Care who led the WiW microbusiness portion of the training, and African Enterprise, who led the Community Transformation Group training. Together, we are planning at least 3 new CTG’s in West Africa, and possibly expanding into East Africa, on to Refugee Settlements in the Middle East. (Isaiah 49:6; Acts 1:8)
Ministry partners need to be open to expanding their view beyond their current sphere of influence, and selflessly serving others for the greater expansion of God’s kingdom. This can be challenging because the needs within their own sphere may seem insurmountable. But we serve a God who loves to show us that when we put Him, and His Kingdom first, He will provide all that we need. Matthew 6:33
We thought you’d never ask! 😉
Seriously, YES! We would love to include you in our next volunteer orientation and tell you more about the ways you can get involved both locally and globally. Our WiW prayer team includes a vibrant group of women, and a few good men, too. That is just ONE of several ways that you can serve with WiW and stay up to date on the wonderful ways God is at work in and through Women in the Window International.
Welcome to our 3rd Core Value: WiW is a Prayer-Driven ministry.
Just what does that mean? That means that before we plan, teach, travel, serve – we pray! We pray asking God to lead us with the Holy Spirit’s wisdom, guidance, and clear direction. And guess what? He answers. Every time.
Our ministry partner leader, Mama Paula, will be with us this First Friday of August as we gather to pray – and to hear how PRAYER is transforming her life, her heart, and her ministry to the refugees from Sudan, South Sudan, and Uganda.
When the women leaders on the Kiryandango Refugee Settlement in northern Uganda receive our WiW trainings from Mama Paula, they simply overflow with joy. They receive the Word and let it take deep roots into the way they live, serve and how they serve others!
See it for yourself!
Mama Paula will share just how their hearts overflow with praise and gratitude for your generous offering to Women in the Window this Friday, August 7th at 10 a.m. EDT. More information below!
“My constant prayers for you are a real joy, for they bring back to my mind how we have worked together for the Gospel from the earliest days until now.”
Philippians 1:4 The Phillips Translation
Yes, we pray for you and highly value your prayers for WiW. We are a prayer driven ministry. Yes, it is one of our core values!
We continue to see the powerful way God works through our prayers, even in times like these. Women in the Window works to repeat the joy of these women hundreds of times across Africa, into Asia and even in the tumultuous Middle East. Through your prayers and your generous faithful giving, you will continue to empower all of us at Women in the Window International to do just that!
First Friday Prayer with Mama Paula
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