Everything Resource Center for Women and Ministry in the South runs, current programs first.
Jereann King Johnson Documentary ProjectThe Resource Center for Women and Ministry and the Black Feminist Film School are producing a documentary film that will tell the story of the life and work of African American quilter, educator, and community organizer Jereann King Johnson.
Art of Conscious AgingThe Art of Conscious Aging group meets twice monthly on Zoom, with rotating topics and discussion leaders.
In June 2023 & 2025, African American quilters from across the country joined together in Durham, NC to explore African American quilting, network, and celebrate the legacy of Juneteenth.
Meinrad CraigheadMeinrad Craighead (1936-2019) was an artist who spent her life exploring the human-divine relationship…
Queer Divinity Students Thriving in the SouthQueer Divinity Students Thriving in the South is a virtual, peer-supported cohort for queer students studying religion and theology.
RCWMS aims to work across generations, in part by supporting women and nonbinary folks at the beginning of their journeys who are interested in the intersections of justice, religion, feminism, and womanism.
HOMEGROWN: NC Women’s Preaching FestivalHomegrown is an annual preaching festival that takes place in the fall.
The RCWMS staff and board are committed to the ongoing work of reckoning with racism within ourselves, our communities, and our organization.
RCWMS has four portable labyrinths that can be rented for indoor workshops and retreats.
The RCWMS Feminist & Womanist Spiritual Direction Project connects folks with the formal practice of spiritual direction by providing a directory of feminist and womanist spiritual directors and their contact information.
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