Church Women United is a racially, culturally, theologically inclusive Christian women's movement celebrating unity in diversity and working for a world of peace and justice.
2020-2022
Madison Area Religious
& Human Resources Directory
Church
Women United in Madison produces a directory of resources for the
Madison area which is made available to churches and other
organizations. This directory is a wealth of information about area
churches, food pantries, meal sites, food programs, shelter, clothing
and more. Copies are available for $15 each plus $5 shipping. To obtain
a copy, download an order form,
click here.
You may also email CWUmadison@gmail or call the Madison Ecumenical
Center at 608-347-4724
National Church Women United is an
ecumenical movement of Christian women active in over 1200 local and state
units.
Quadrennial Priorities
2016-2020
Learning and Leading Using
Principles of God's Word
Human Rights:
We believe every child has the right to a quality education.
Hunger and Poverty: As women of faith, we are
called to feed the poor, shelter the homeless and protect our children.
Health and Wellness: To focus on women's
health and heart disease.
Diversity and
Inclusiveness: We understand in an increasingly diverse and global
world, the gospel of Christ is our example for embracing differences in
wealth, in ethnicity, in culture and in race.
CWU Madison February Forum: Kindness
and COVID: Sharing Stories
February 5, 2021
10:00-11:30 am via Zoom
The CWU-Madison February Forum will have
no speaker and no award winner, no music, and no formal program. It will
have no food and no drink. Instead it will be a time of building community,
in which we will share stories via Zoom amongst ourselves of Kindness we
have observed or experienced during COVID. This past year from February 2020
until February 2021 has been the biggest pandemic in the history of our
nation. We have all behaved in ways we never expected to do (wearing masks,
social distancing, and washing our hands, and staying safe at home). Despite
this, 400,000 Americans have passed away during this time. For participation
details and more information about this forum, please see our February 2021
Newsletter: click
here.