The United Women In Faith participate in a variety of activities, supporting mission projects in the community, the nation and the world, and the participants have a great deal of fun and fellowship.  The group is

United Women In Faith participate in a variety of activities, supporting mission projects in the community, the nation, and the world, and the members have a great deal of fun and fellowship.  The group is open to any woman in the church or community – there is no need to be a member of Friendship United Methodist Church.  The UWF group at Friendship meets on the second Monday of the month at 7 pm in the Fellowship Hall.

The primary activity of UWF is mission work, with a special emphasis on the needs of women and children.  The UWF holds fundraisers and uses the money collected to support mission projects.  Some are supported directly, while others are funded through the Friendship UWF’s yearly pledge and financial commitment to the district and conference UWF.

UWF also provides an opportunity for personal growth and fellowship.  Monthly meetings include a variety of activities and outings — some for specific mission projects and some just for fun.  Programs might feature a member or guest speaker, sharing topics ranging from scripture passages to issues of interest to women.  From mission outreach programs to shut-ins, church members with health issues, or local families in need to ladies’ nights out, pottery painting, or just gathering for fellowship, the opportunities to have fun and get to know other women at Friendship United Methodist Church abound.

Open to any woman in the church or community – there is no need to be a member of Friendship United Methodist Church.

The UWF group at Friendship is called the Tabitha Circle (meeting monthly on a week night).  There is a UWF Executive Committee for Friendship that handles general UWF business for the church and serves as the interface with the Annapolis District UWF and Baltimore-Washington Conference UWF.

The primary activity of the UWF is mission work, with a special emphasis on the needs of women and children.  The UWF holds fundraisers and uses the money collected to support mission projects.  Some are supported directly, while others are funded through the Friendship UWF’s yearly pledges and financial commitments to the district and conference UWF.

The UWF also provides an opportunity for personal growth and fellowship.  The circle meetings often include a program by either a member or guest speaker, with programs based on scripture passages and issues of interest to women.  Both the conference and district also offer a variety of programs, publications and other resources.  Each circle holds a monthly meeting and also plans a variety of activities and outings-some for specific mission projects and some just for fun.  From church dinners, picnics at members’ homes, ladies’ nights out, shopping trips, pottery painting or gathering for coffee, the opportunities to have fun and get to know other women at Friendship United Methodist Church abound.