Eve's Time: Olivia's Introduction

    “You know you can’t lay in bed forever, Love, it’s time to get up.” Olivia could hear her husband, Jackson, speaking to her as she lay lifeless in their king-sized bed. The sun was invading the privacy of their bedroom and the privacy of her sleep. The sun’s rays rested relentlessly on her face as she kept her eyes closed and pretended that she was still asleep. 

Grace & Gifts

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MARCH 2013

Confused by all the different diets? Talk to a registered dietitian for food and nutritian solutions for your lifestyle.

American Red Cross Month

American Red Cross, National Headquarters or contact your local chapter www.redcross.org

Brain Injury Awareness Month

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Eve's Time: Kenya's Introduction

      The alarm clock on the night stand read 2:37 AM Kenya rolled over in the king-size bed adjusting the pillows under her head and snuggling her body pillow just a little bit tighter. Pulling the blue comforter up to her chin, she stared at the window. In a spot where the sheer curtain was slightly open and just between the closed blinds, she could see the half-moon in the night’s sky. Such an awesome beauty in the midst of darkness she thought to herself as she turned and faced the ceiling. 

Our Heritage - My Legacy

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The Beginning of Eve's Time

The man’s standard-issue semiautomatic pistol was only inches from her face. Although Eve was less than 5’2”, without heels, and the man was much taller than she, the pistol was at eye level and so close that she could make out the infamous Smith and Wesson insignia on the grip. How had she gotten herself into this

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Being Aware!

January is.....

Cervical Health Awareness Month - visit National Cervical Cancer Coalition (NCCC) www.nccc-online.org

National Birth Defects Prevention Month - visit March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation www.marchofdimes.com or Center for Disease Control & Prevention www.cdc.gov

National Blood Donor Month - visit American Association of Blood Banks (AABB) www.aabb.org

National Glaucoma Awareness Month - visit Glaucoma Research Foundation www.glaucoma.org

January 6 – 12

National Folic Acid Awareness Week 
National Council on Folic Acid folicacidinfo.org

January 13 – 19  
Healthy Weight Week

Healthy Weight Network www.healthyweightnetwork.com

January 21 (Martin Luther King Day)

King Day of Service 
Corporation for National and Community Service www.mlkday.gov

January 20 – 26

National Certified Nurse Anesthetists Week  
American Association of Nurse Anesthetists www.aana.com 

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Testimonies

We believe that God is always at work and that He does EVERYTHING on a God-sized scale.  It's time for His Daughters to invite Jesus into every area of our lives so that His Kingdom can reign -- it's Eve's time!  His Movement isn't just for the women who are part of Family of Faith Women, it's worldwide. 

"Friday’s meeting was really insightful and very enlightening. With the topic being about love, it was interesting to learn how we all have different viewpoints on love. Also how we all have different methods of showing our love. What was most gratify in the meeting, was to learn that God loves me no matter the content or quantity of the poor decisions, choices, etc, that were made. His love is on an  level that is unfathomable.  It moved me tears that through all the mistakes I’ve made in my life and have yet to make, God’s depth in loving me will not waiver.  God is committed to me and requires so little.  I must say that the meeting was a unique experience for me because when leaving I truly felt that there was no need to pretend that I have it all together. Instead

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About Us

Who We Are

Founded in 2008 by First Lady Joanna Glass, Family of Faith Women (FOFW) is a sisterhood of women whose diversity of age, circumstances, and spiritual walks contribute to discussions and activities that nurtures a closer relationship with Christ, each other, and the people around us. 

Making the Commitment

Courtship is the first phase of joining the sisterhood. During courtship interested women attend “open” meetings once a month where any non-member is welcome to participate. For approximately six months courtship allows a window into the unity, intimacy, and trust built within the sisterhood.

After courtship a declaration of commitment is required for membership. Those entering into commitment pledge to support and encourage one another without judgment or criticism. After courtship and commitment sisterhood meetings are closed to the public.

Our Circles

Family of Faith Women’s Ministry as a whole is the center circle of our sisterhood. Within that circle are smaller circles that consist of no more than ten sisters. The smaller circles are designed to empower our intimacy and trust. As new sisters join, the smaller circles are modified to allow everyone the chance to get know each other.

For more information, please contact us at FOFWomen@gmail.com