Christian Women's Job Corps

Roberson recognized by Missouri Baptist Foundation

Jean Roberson, ministry consultant and Adult Resource team leader for national WMU, was recognized by the Missouri Baptist Foundation as the first recipient of the Emerging Leader Award.

The award recognizes a leader who “represents the next generation of young adults practicing whole-life stewardship in Christian ministry,” according to the Missouri Baptist Foundation’s Web site.

CWJC Sites in Mississippi and Texas Receive Grants

Christian Women’s Job Corps (CWJC) of Philadelphia, Miss., and Hands of Hope, a CWJC site in San Marcos, Texas, will be able to expand their ministry to women in need through awards granted by the WMU Foundation.

Mississippi Woman Recognized as Outstanding CWJC Graduate

Bobbi Leath is one step closer to realizing her dream of opening a day care for children with special needs thanks to her participation in Christian Women’s Job Corps (CWJC) of Rankin County, Miss.

Behind Bars: Helping Prisoners Re-Enter Society

Since January 2010, missionary Don Williams has served as the criminal justice ministries coordinator for the Baptist General Convention of Oklahoma. His work includes engaging, encouraging, and equipping members from more than 1,700 congregations to volunteer in the ministry by working with prisoners, their families, and chaplains.

2012 CWJC Coaching Skills for Mentors

CWJC and Human Trafficking

2012 CWJC Diversification of Funding

2012 CWJC Chronological Bible Storying

2012 CWJC Manual

CWJC Site Recognized for Excellence

Christian Women’s Job Corps (CWJC) of Central Mississippi in Jackson will be able to expand their ministry and continue to reach out to women in need through an award granted by the WMU Foundation.