McFarlin’s United Women in Faith invites you to an evening with City Care focused on dignity, belonging, and the simple but powerful ways we can show up for one another.
Homelessness can feel like an overwhelming issue, but behind every statistic is a person who deserves to be known, valued, and treated with dignity. During The Work of Belonging, we’ll learn more about what homelessness looks like in our community, how City Care is responding here in Norman, and the role each of us can play in building a community where everyone has a place to belong.
The evening will be led by Amy Gillett and Shawn Loyd from City Care, who will help us better understand both the realities our neighbors face and the ways ordinary people can make a meaningful difference.
Come ready to listen, learn, and consider what it might mean for each of us to help create a community marked by compassion and belonging.
Formerly known as United Methodist Women, this group is a supportive, inclusive Christian membership organization where women like you grow spiritually, develop as leaders and serve and work to create a world in which all women, children and youth thrive. United Women in Faith is celebrated as the women’s ministry of The United Methodist Church.
Our members nurture one another in the community and support U.S. and international projects and partners,
improving the lives of women, children and youth with their prayers, volunteer and advocacy efforts, and financial gifts.
Any woman who commits herself to the PURPOSE of United Women in Faith and to engage in mission, study, personal growth and social action can join. You don’t have to be a United Methodist member or meet an age requirement to join the United Women in Faith group.
United Women in Faith is open to ALL women. Our purpose is to know God, to develop supportive fellowship by encouraging one another in spiritual growth and personal development, and to serve others through local and global ministries.