First Women

10/12/2026

It’s Gather week! 🤍
This Friday, we’ll come together for worship, encouragement, good food, and time to connect—and we would love for you to be there.

If you’ve been thinking about coming but haven’t quite decided, consider this your invitation. Bring a friend or come on your own. There’s a place for you, and you don’t have to know everyone to belong.

WORTHY is a gathering created with you in mind. We can’t wait to see you🫶🏻

Here’s a link to register:
https://bit.ly/gthr26

10/11/2026

Good Morning! Check out what’s happening at our very own First Kids this morning🧡 Be sure to stop by and pick up one for your family. You’re sure to be blessed.🍁🍂🌾

10/10/2026

This time next week, Gather will be over—but there’s still time for you to be part of it! 🤍

We’re getting all the details ready, but what matters most is the women who will fill the room. We want you to come, feel welcome, and have space to worship, connect, and be reminded of your worth in God’s eyes.

Join us October 16–17 for Gather: WORTHY. Bring a friend, or come knowing there’s a place for you. We’d love to share this weekend with you!

Register today—and share this invitation with someone you’d love to have beside you👇🏻

https://bit.ly/gthr26

10/10/2026

One week from tonight, we GATHER! 💛

We’ve been preparing a place for you—a place to worship, laugh, connect, and be reminded that you are seen, known, and deeply loved by God.

With meaningful messages, honest conversations, good food, a handmade marketplace, and plenty of giveaways, there’s so much to look forward to. But what we are most excited about? Being together.

There’s still time to join us! Register here: https://bit.ly/gthr26

Who would you love to have sitting beside you? Send her this invitation!🫶🏻

09/23/2026

love our church family and the times we spend together🤠

09/19/2026

First Women, tomorrow is going to be such a fun day at First Assembly! Join us for worship at 8:30 or 10:00, then gather your family and meet us at the park at 4:00 for food, fellowship, and plenty of laughter. We would love to see you there! 🤠❤️

Tomorrow is a full day with our church family! Join us for worship at 8:30 or 10:00, then come to Memorial Park Pavilion at 4:00 for an afternoon of great food, laughter, friendly competition, and fellowship.

There’s nothing better than worshiping together and sharing life together—we can’t wait to spend Sunday with you! 🤠

09/16/2026

Sometimes the most faithful thing we can do is rest.

Leadership often calls us to pour into others, but we cannot continually pour from an empty cup. There are seasons when doing less gives God space to restore our strength, renew our joy, and prepare us for what comes next.

So, grab a cup of coffee, take a deep breath, and be encouraged by today’s devotion. Rest is not stepping away from your purpose—it may be part of how God refreshes you for it. ☕
Matthew 11:28

To the woman leading and still showing up exhausted: God sees the weight you’re carrying, and He hasn’t forgotten you.

Maybe you’re leading a ministry team and still trying to figure out how to lead your own family well. Maybe you’re pouring into other women while nobody’s checking in on how you’re doing. Maybe you said yes to one more thing this month because you didn’t want to let anyone down, and now you’re running on empty.

Leadership doesn’t mean you never get tired. It means you keep trusting Him even when you are!! And rest isn’t the opposite of leading well, it’s part of it. You cannot pour from a place that’s dry.

So here’s the truth today: resting isn’t quitting, it’s refueling for what’s next. Saying no to one thing might be exactly what makes room for you to say yes to what God’s actually calling you to. Letting someone else carry something for a season isn’t stepping back, it’s making space to lead even stronger when it’s time.

God isn’t asking you to run on empty to prove your faithfulness. He’s asking you to trust Him enough to refill, so you can keep going with everything He’s called you to!

Take a breath today, sister. Then keep pushing forward. He’s got you, and He’s got what you’re carrying too.