Women’s Ministry

Women discipling women

Encourage one another and building each other up

God emphasizes in the Bible the importance of women teaching and discipling other women, both formally and informally.

Through group events, one-on-one mentorship, and providing meals in times of need, there are many ways for women to connect and stay connected.

“As each one has received a gift, minister it to one another, as good stewards of the manifold grace of God.”
1 Peter 4:10

Ways we connect and serve

Special Events

Women gather for Christ-centered fellowship during our Women’s Breakfasts and annual conference.

The next breakfast will be on Saturday, January 31st, 2026, at 9:30 a.m.

Watch for 2026 Ladies Conference details.

Serving Opportunities

We value supporting families at RMCC through our Acts of Service ministry by offering practical help like meal preparation, childcare, visits, and other forms of support and care. Our volunteers also help with hosting funeral receptions, coordinating food and service, as well as serving at Women’s Ministry events.

Going Deeper

We are blessed at RMCC to have Bible studies and workshops to help our fellowship of believers to deepen their faith or navigate challenging times in their walk with the Lord.

Women’s Intercessory Prayer

Ladies gather on a bi-weekly basis to intercede on behalf of our church family and for key needs and opportunities in the world around us.

There are two meeting options: an evening session on the second and fourth week of each month, and a morning session on the first and third week. All meetings are held in the main floor boardroom at West Campus, led by Nancy Campbell and Sandra Baker.

Women Praying for Prodigals

This group meets the third Sunday of the month at the West Campus. The facilitator is Mary-Catherine Bailey Stewart.

Grief Support

Shauna Caldwell facilitates this workshop to help people navigating the grief journey. These workshops are offered periodically throughout the year.

Healing Hearts

Gospel-centred, grace-driven counselling for those wounded by their past (men and women). It involves group sessions, one on one and online. Lee-Ann Chisholm is the organizer for Healing Hearts at RMCC.