PCEA Woman's Guild

"Not Slothful in Business, Fervent in Spirit, Serving the Lord" — Romans 12:11

About the Woman's Guild

The PCEA Woman's Guild is a fellowship of Christian women and girls, founded on the biblical principles of Romans 12:11-13. Originally established in Kenya in 1922 to guide young girls towards Christianity and empowerment, the Guild has grown into one of the most vibrant organizations within the PCEA.

Vision: To be an inclusive Christian women's organization that holistically empowers women to transform society.

Our Mission

To holistically empower Christian women and girls to effectively transform society through:

  • Worship and fellowship
  • Networking and partnerships
  • Advocacy and communication
  • Resource mobilization, research, and training based on Christian values
What We Do
  • Provide mentorship programs for women and girls
  • Organize prayers, Bible study, and social gatherings
  • Visit the sick and assist the disadvantaged
  • Conduct seminars on women empowerment, stress management, and spiritual maturity
  • Support church decoration and special church events

Journey to Commissioning

The path to becoming a fully commissioned Guild member

Step 1

Joining the Fellowship

Expression of Interest

What's Involved:

  • Be a committed lady or girl in the PCEA church
  • Express desire to join the Woman's Guild
  • Begin actively fellowshipping with existing Guild members

You Will:

  • Participate in Guild meetings and activities
  • Learn the Guild's traditions and values
  • Be mentored by commissioned members
Step 2

Two-Year Probation

Active Fellowship Period

What's Involved:

  • Fellowship actively with Guild members for two years
  • Demonstrate commitment through consistent participation
  • Grow spiritually and socially within the fellowship
  • Show exemplary Christian character

You Will:

  • Deepen your knowledge of Guild principles
  • Build lasting bonds with fellow members
  • Prepare for commissioning
Step 3

Commissioning

Full Membership

What's Involved:

  • Completion of the two-year probation period
  • Recommendation by the local Guild committee
  • Approval by the Parish Minister or Moderator

What Happens:

  • Dedicated in a special church ceremony by the minister
  • Receive the Guild head-scarf as a symbol of commitment
  • Become a fully commissioned member of the Woman's Guild

Our Woman's Guild Leadership

Meet the leaders of the Woman's Guild

Evelyn Wambura Kang'au
Evelyn Wambura Kang'au

Chairperson

Sarah Ng'endo Gatimu
Sarah Ng'endo Gatimu

Vice Chairperson

Phylis Gitonga
Phylis Gitonga

Secretary

Dorcas Daniel
Dorcas Daniel

Vice Secretary

Mary Mumbi Muigai
Mary Mumbi Muigai

Treasurer

Rahab Njeri Maina
Rahab Njeri Maina

Vice Treasurer

Woman's Guild Gallery

Gallery photos coming soon. Stay tuned for updates!