Women’s Ministry
At More2Life, we believe that life in Christ is meant to be lived in abundance. We are a multi-generational community of women dedicated to the beautiful work of restoration, connection, and growth.
Our heart is to meet every woman exactly where she is—whether she is seeking a moment of peace, a lifelong friend, or a deeper walk with the Lord. Through our various gatherings, we strive to be a place where souls are restored by the Father, hearts are knit together in sisterhood, and lives are sharpened as we carry one another’s burdens. At More2Life, we don’t just "do" ministry; we walk through life together, fully known and truly Beloved.
The Facets of Our Ministry
Ladies’ Encounters | Restoration
Once a year, we "steal away" for a dedicated weekend to meet with the Lord. These encounters are sacred spaces for the Holy Spirit to restore our souls and renew our strength, providing the deep refreshment that only He can give.
Beloved | Growth
Our Beloved Saturday morning events happen throughout the year, focusing on the biblical principle of "iron sharpening iron." These are intentional times of teaching and fellowship designed to equip us and deepen our spiritual maturity.
Bi-Monthly Breakfasts | Connection
Held every other month, our breakfasts are the heartbeat of our community. It’s a time to break bread, make new friends, and knit our lives together in a casual, welcoming environment.
Mary & Martha | Service
Inspired by the hands and heart of service, this group seeks to care for the body of Christ. Whether providing a meal or meeting a practical need, Mary & Martha ensures that no one in our church family walks through a season of trial alone.
Women’s Jail Ministry | Outreach
We believe no one is beyond the reach of God’s love. Our jail ministry takes the message of "More2Life" behind bars, offering hope, prayer, and the restorative truth of the Gospel to women seeking a second chance.
My goal is that they may be encouraged in heart and knit together in love, so that they may have the full riches of complete understanding, in order that they may know the mystery of God, namely, Christ."
— Colossians 2:2 (NIV)
