Over a woman’s lifetime, she is likely to be the sole provider for herself or her family at least once.
Growing in the middle of life’s transitions
by coming to know and understand Jesus Christ
Welcome to Ministry in the Middle
Ministry in the Middle is a resource through which women can grow “in the middle” of life’s
transitional situations by coming to know and understand Jesus Christ.
Share with One Another
It is our responsibility as Christians to model the love of Christ by encouraging one another in difficult times with prayer and meeting each other’s needs.
Serve One Another
We must follow the example of service set by Jesus and teach others to do the same.
Encourage One Another
Encouraging and building up each other demonstrates our love for Christ and each other and encourages others to do the same.
Morning Fellowship
Coffee, Tea, and Jesus
Join us for our virtual Bible study fellowship with women who love to meditate on and discuss the Word of God. We meet the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of each month from 8 – 9:30 am CST.
We also offer the following:
- Mentoring and discipling/discipleship training
- Internship and service project programs
- Financial guidance
- Education and career initiatives
- Temporary housing solutions (Coming Soon!)
Testimonials
This Bible Study has been a life saver for me. Because of the virus and my pre-existing condition I have not been able to get out. I look forward to receiving the notes for the study so that I can dive into the Word of God. The Bible Study is very organized and everyone on the Zoom call is able to express their views. I’m so grateful for Ministry in the Middle and encourage others to join us as we study God’s Word and enjoy the fellowship together.
Elouise D.
Reaching women in need, helping them adjust to transitions
An adult woman is more likely to experience poverty than a man.
Over 2.3 million women in Texas earn less than the poverty threshold.
Over her lifetime, the economic gap between her and her male counterpart never closes.
One in three single mothers and women living alone struggle to pay bills because of high housing.
The housing burden of Black single mothers and Black women who live alone is 7 to 8 percent higher than any other racial or ethnic group.
“…contributing to the needs of the saints, practicing hospitality.” – Romans 12:13
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