Oklahoma United Women in Faith

04/26/2026

Our 157 Legacy of Mission Work is remarkable and our Love in Action is Unstoppable...

04/19/2026

Sharing a few photos from our enlightening Spiritual Growth Retreat yesterday at Sequoyah State Park Lodge!! 🙌🏻 We will all be " co-creating miracles with God"!!✨

03/22/2026

We celebrate the faithful leadership of Native American women who have strengthened our church and culture.

As early as 1907, Sandy Chalakee affirmed the power of preserving traditional language, practicing traditional crafts, and even conducting local unit meetings in her Native language — reminding us that faith and culture belong together.

In 1992, Rev. Louis G. Neal became the first Native American woman named district superintendent in the Oklahoma Indian Missionary Conference. She mentored Native women to answer God's call with courage and confidence.

Their legacy: Making United Women in Faith a place of belonging for women of all cultures and backgrounds and fostering a culture of mentorship. We are stronger together. Always.

02/17/2026

Drop one word, one prayer, or one bold declaration of what more looks like for you. You don't have to have it all together to dream big. You just need a heart for purpose.

01/29/2026

01/19/2026

Truth... still so much hate..,

United Women in Faith Calls for Racial Justice and Equity This Martin Luther King Jr. Day

In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, United Women in Faith today reminded the public of King's faith-led leadership with pleas to continue the fight against injustice.

"Today, United Women in Faith joins the world reflecting on the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.," said General Secretary and CEO Sally Vonner. "His leadership exemplifies the role of faith beyond the walls of a church and shows how our faith compels us to act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with our God (Micah 6:8). King's life and legacy guide us in our commitment to be the church where people of all races come together.

"Today, we are facing threats to the justice we are called to pursue. The lessons of King's work have been ignored or warped by powerful people. United Women in Faith, and all those who believe in King's vision, must rise against these challenges to continue the struggle for true racial equity and justice in the laws, policies, structures, and practices of both church and state.

"If you believe in what Martin Luther King Jr. advocated for in his time, we welcome you to join us on the path to racial justice. King accomplished much, but his dream is not yet realized. From addressing the school-to-prison pipeline, to eliminating institutional racism in the church and beyond, we call our sisters and the broader community to join in the ongoing pursuit of racial justice."

Visit https://uwfaith.org/press/2026/united-women-in-faith-calls-for-racial-justice-and-equity-this-martin-luther-king-jr-day/ to read the full statement on our website.

01/10/2026

Mai Gray is the first African American woman elected president of the Women's Division.

Visit https://uwfaith.org/what-we-do/serve-and-advocate/racial-justice/ to learn more about the .

01/01/2026

📣Register now for the OKC Marathon!! UWFaith Seniors (age 60+) event... walking schedule begins this week... we walk a mile every week until Sat April 25th ... then we walk the last mile in the Senior run starting at 8 am. Cost is $35 and choose group "Oklahoma United Women in Faith"!!

Oklahoma City hosts the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon as a tribute to those who were killed, those who survived and those changed forever. It also supports the privately owned and operated Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum. The Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon has evolved into one of the mos...

12/25/2025

Glory to God in the highest...

12/15/2025

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