The Woman’s Guild in the Presbyterian Church of East Africa (PCEA) is a cornerstone ministry dedicated to the spiritual, social, and economic empowerment of women and girls. Established to nurture faith and foster a sense of community, the Guild plays a transformative role in the lives of its members and the wider society.
Through prayer, fellowship, and discipleship programs, the Woman’s Guild equips women to grow in their faith, serve their families, and become pillars of strength in their communities. The organization provides opportunities for mentorship, capacity-building, and personal development, empowering women to realize their potential as leaders and change-makers.
Beyond spiritual growth, the Guild actively engages in social outreach, addressing pressing issues such as poverty, education, and healthcare. Members organize charity initiatives, mentorship for young girls, and programs that promote family values and community cohesion. The Guild also supports economic empowerment by encouraging women to embrace income-generating activities and entrepreneurial ventures, fostering self-reliance and sustainable livelihoods.
The Woman’s Guild is not just a ministry; it is a movement of women united in faith, committed to uplifting one another and making a meaningful impact in the church and society.
