Jay Faith
Kronenberg, South Africa

An absolute humbling and phenomenal experience to be in Busan!!  A greater honour to meet you, the International Ass of Women Ministries.  May God’s infinite blessings, wisdom, compassion and love accompany you always.  All our South African power and ubuntle!!

Viva Amankosikazi Viva

Joycia
Metho, Dista Church in India

This is a creative, innovative way to connect all women ministers of the globe.  Women ministers need to be together to show solidarity to one another.  Support each other and also lead the world in a just and peace manner.  Each women ministers bring more care, nurturing, leading and sensitivity to the issues.  We are talking in the Assembly.  If women lead church, country and world, and more and more women come into ministries or various form within church and the secular world, the world would be a better place.

“God of life lead us to justice and peace.”

Claudia Bandixen
Reformed Church of Switzerland

The vision for women must be: ‘Everything is Possible for Women” – no ceiling – no limit – but the open heart and the open heaven is the center of our aims.

Moumita Biswas
Church of North India

I am so happy that God brought me here to meet women from different pools of the world engaged in ministry and mission. I have come to know so many sisters in Christ. This was a wonderful gathering in the stall “God calls women” in ministry stall.

Ana Villanueva
Argentina/Switzerland

Congratulations for the good idea of recording faces and names of women from all over the world who dared to say yes to God’s call to ordained or lay ministries.  This is a great way to make visible those who have been made invisible and silenced for so long.

Blessings!

Sherley Soman
Kingdom of Bahrain

Dear Children of God, It was an amazing and feeling of warmth among the other sisters of Christ.  Also knowing about the various services and ministries among the women ministries.  I live in the Middle East but an Indian.  Thank you.

Katie Hotze-Wilton
Metropolitan Community Church, St. Louis, MO United States

It was an amazing experience to share in the WCC experience with other women who are already ordained or who will become ordained. What an honor to have my picture on the wall with the many other women.

Karin Wibonu
Sweden

I was ordained 1984 in the Baptist Union, Sweden.  It was never (or seldom) a special issue being female pastor in my denomination at my time – it was a good tradition in where we elected the first female church-leader (general secretary, bishop, what you call it) in the same year as my ordination, 1984.  2003-2011 I was the church leader, now general secretary for the Christian Council of Churches.  A good idea would be to give information to pastor seminaries about this network.  As time passed, I realized that even if it hadn’t been very special for me being ordained, that’s not the situation in other denominations or in other countries.  So even if I was ok, it was a matter for others, that means it a matter for me!  Good luck!

Agnes Agbaxam
Philippines

I thank God for using women for the ministry of God and for being the advocates of justice and peace!

God bless!

Hon. Rev. Mrs. Onatsula C. Williams
Nigeria

The IAWM stand is quite a good idea.  Women have opportunity to see other Christian women.  It encourages women to have a unity of purpose.  The assembly in general has given opportunity to assess myself and place my intelligence.  More exposure to understanding Christian theology.  I pray for more success in the life of WCC.