Women's Day in Luanda, Angola

March 12, 2026

Faith, fun, and fellowship.

With great joy, zeal, and dedication to what the King of Kings has entrusted to us, we held our annual Women's Event at the International Church of Christ in Luanda, which was a very special and unforgettable moment of fellowship, learning, and spiritual growth.

During the meeting, we had memorable moments of praise, teaching, sharing of God's Word, encouragement, challenges, and fun. Each moment of the activity was prepared with great care, with the intentional purpose of reaching all women, and we saw God's presence in every detail.

The participants had the opportunity to reflect on their true identity and heritage as women of God, strengthen friendships, and renew their spiritual strength. It was also a time of unity, where many testified to what God has done in their lives and areas of their journey that need to be restored and aligned with the divine plan to be and serve like Jesus Christ.

The most exciting and satisfying moment of our activity, for the glory of God, was undoubtedly the baptism of one of the event participants, Filomena Nhime, who has been studying the Bible for some time.

We thank all the women who participated, the organising team, and everyone who contributed to making this event a success. May God continue to bless each woman, and may we continue to grow together in faith.

We are already eagerly awaiting our next gathering!


Text: Mwacili Wapella


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