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Women NOW: All Ages, All Seasons, All Sisters

This holiday season, women are invited to come together for an inspiring evening of celebration, worship, and fellowship at the Women NOW event, hosted by Pastor Wendy McDonald at Good Hope Christian Centre on Friday, 29 November at 6:00 PM.

The evening will kick off with a vibrant Christmas Market at 6:00 PM, offering a variety of handmade gifts, seasonal treats, and artisan goods perfect for the holidays. It’s an opportunity to support local vendors, find one-of-a-kind gifts, and enjoy the warm, festive atmosphere. Whether you’re looking for a special gift or just want to soak in the holiday spirit, the market offers something for everyone.

At 7:30 PM, attendees will gather as we worship together with special guest gospel artist, Nunky Koma, who has recently been awarded ‘Single of the Year’ at Gospel Divas for her song ‘O Sechabelo’.

The evening will include a Word shared by Pastor Wendy centered around “Faith”. This message is designed to encourage you to increase your faith skillset and live with faith that’s active and NOW.\

Join us as we step into a space of celebration, reflection, and faith, as women come together to worship, connect, and experience the true spirit of Christmas.
This event is free and open to women of all ages. Bring your friends and family, to share in an unforgettable evening filled with gifts and surprises just for you.

For more information, please visit www.ghcc.tv

Author: Jaylene Williams

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