Northbrook WomenOur Women’s Ministry is a community of women helping women grow in the love of Jesus Christ. Inspired by the truth of 1 John 4:19, “We love because he first loved us,” we seek to nurture spiritual growth, encourage one another, and share Christ’s love through fellowship, service, and study. Together, we strive to build lasting relationships rooted in God’s love and grace.
Northbrook Women EventsFall Potluck | October 9, 6:30 p.m. | Simmons Hall
You are invited to our annual Fall Potluck dinner. We will be looking for table hostesses. It’s a potluck – so start planning that special recipe! Details to come! Ladies’ Spring Tea | May, 2026 | Simmons Hall Join us for our annual Ladies’ Spring Tea. This is a lovely evening with a good meal, good program and excellent fellowship! 2026 Fall Women’s Retreat | TBD |
Women's Small GroupsWellspring Women's Sunday School Class Sundays | 9:50 AM | Room 203 Our name says it all--Women Encouraging, Learning, Loving, Sharing, Praying, and Reaching out In the Name of God! Women of all ages and all stages of life are welcome. Please join us for Bible study, service opportunities and Christian fellowship. Minister Kamisha Washington serves as the study leader. Contact: Susan Ward W.O.N. (Women of Northbrook) Tuesday | 7 PM | Room 233 All Women are welcome! Come and enjoy growing and getting to know other women at Northbrook. Drop in as led and as your schedule allows. We are busy women, and committing to every Tuesday is not necessary to enjoy fellowship and grow in Christ. Contact: Violette Garrett W.O.W. (Women of the Word) Thursdays | 10:30 AM | Room 230 Women of all ages are invited. Contact: Leigh Ann Launius Book Club Fourth Tuesday | 2 PM | Room 213 Contact: Linda Sandridge Heart Keepers Fourth Wednesdays | Noon Meet for lunch at the Crabapple Tavern RSVP by Tuesday. Contact : Linda Sandridge Heart Keepers Canasta 1 & 3 Tuesdays | 1:30 PM | Simmons Hall Contact: Nan Richards Northbrook Crafters Wednesdays | 10 AM | Northbrook House Meets weekly to work on crafts sold at the annual Fall Craft Fair. Proceeds go to local missions. For complete details and contact person, click here: www.northbrookumc.com/crafters.html Susanna Wesley Circle Third Mondays | 6:30 PM | Room 230 Contact: Mary Holliday or Lillian Train Senior Wesley Women 2nd & 4th Fridays | 10:30 AM | Room 206. Contact: Pat Dodge |
Special Programs
Friendship Luncheons
The Friendship Sunday School class is made up of some of our older, long-time church members. We show them a little love by providing a luncheon in someone’s home. Volunteer opportunities include hosting the meal in their home, providing transportation, assisting them into the house, preparing food, and serving the meal. Contact: Leigh Ann Launius
MOMCO (The Mom Community)
Formerly MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers), this is a group of mothers with young children who meet at Northbrook, two Thursdays each month, for fellowship and a program. Northbrook Women support this fellowship by providing: 1) a meal, a few times a year; and 2) Mentor Moms. Mentor Moms attend all meetings and are assigned a table (with a set group of young moms) and commit to praying for them, and serve as a voice of guidance as they walk the life of a young mom. Contact: Leigh Ann Launius
Northbrook's Dream Weavers
This group is seeking donated plastic grocery bags to be turned into sleeping mats for those experiencing housing insecurity. Bags can be left at the donation center on the Portico. Reach out if you would like to join this group and learn how to weave.
Contact: Nan Richards
The Friendship Sunday School class is made up of some of our older, long-time church members. We show them a little love by providing a luncheon in someone’s home. Volunteer opportunities include hosting the meal in their home, providing transportation, assisting them into the house, preparing food, and serving the meal. Contact: Leigh Ann Launius
MOMCO (The Mom Community)
Formerly MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers), this is a group of mothers with young children who meet at Northbrook, two Thursdays each month, for fellowship and a program. Northbrook Women support this fellowship by providing: 1) a meal, a few times a year; and 2) Mentor Moms. Mentor Moms attend all meetings and are assigned a table (with a set group of young moms) and commit to praying for them, and serve as a voice of guidance as they walk the life of a young mom. Contact: Leigh Ann Launius
Northbrook's Dream Weavers
This group is seeking donated plastic grocery bags to be turned into sleeping mats for those experiencing housing insecurity. Bags can be left at the donation center on the Portico. Reach out if you would like to join this group and learn how to weave.
Contact: Nan Richards
