Church Women United

Church Women United is an inclusive ecumenical Christian women's movement based in Atlanta, GA, dedicated to advancing justice, education, and compassionate action across the nation. Since 1941, the organization has empowered Christian women from diverse denominational backgrounds—representing over 70 denominations—to unite around shared values of peace, justice, and social responsibility. The movement operates through coordinated advocacy and community engagement, addressing critical issues including human rights, social justice, diabetes awareness, farm worker advocacy, and sustainable development. Church Women United in Atlanta serves as a hub for mobilizing Christian women to take prayerful action on pressing social concerns. The organization facilitates meaningful participation in policy-making at all levels, drawing inspiration from its historic legacy of influencing international affairs and advocating for women's voices in governance. Members engage in Fellowship of the Least Coin initiatives, World Without Violence campaigns, and partnerships with organizations like the YWCA to create systemic change. Through state assemblies, educational resources, and coordinated advocacy efforts, Church Women United equips women of faith with tools and community support to address health disparities, economic justice, and peace-building. The organization's distinctive approach recognizes that prayer and action are inseparable, combining spiritual commitment with tangible community service and policy advocacy. Whether through assembling care kits, writing to congressional representatives, or participating in global justice movements, Church Women United members in the Atlanta area and nationwide demonstrate their commitment to building a more just and peaceful world.