BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP
1. MINISTRY ACCREDITATION AND CREDIBILITY
Gain formal accreditation that validates your call and commitment to ministry. This recognition may add weight and legitimacy to your work, especially in environments where women’s ministry is often overlooked or undervalued. Accredited ministers will have the opportunity to sit with a member of the WiMN Council annually, to discuss progress and set clear goals for the coming year.
2. STRONG MINISTRY IDENTITY
As a recognised member of the network, you belong to a global movement that affirms your calling and equips you to minister boldly and authentically. Member ministers can minister confidently in the public square in the knowledge that their interests are being represented by CiC – WiMN to inter-church forums, government, media and academia.
3. MUTUAL SUPPORT
We honour the diversity and independence of each woman’s unique call to ministry. Our member-led structure reflects this, fostering a culture of collaboration rather than control. Through our Ministers’ Fellowships, we create meaningful spaces for women to connect, share ideas and resources, and build each other up. These gatherings are designed to provide mutual support and encouragement so that no woman in ministry walks alone.
4. LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT AND TRAINING
Access exclusive workshops, conferences, webinars, and leadership trainings tailored for women in ministry. These are designed to equip you with the tools, biblical grounding, and strategic insights needed to thrive in your ministry.
5. MEMBERSHIP CARD
Receive an official membership card that identifies you as a trusted and accredited minister.
6. ORDINATION
We can provide ordination for ministers who have been in membership of WiMN for at least one year, during which time all membership obligations must have been fulfilled.
7. GLOBAL AFFILIATION AND PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
As a member, you are connected with Women In Tune International and Churches in Communities International, expanding your reach and opportunities for collaboration.
