Young Women's Guild

The Young Women's Guild also known as Ntlawa wa Vanhwana aims to empower and support young women in their spiritual growth, personal development, and community service. The Young Women's Guild consists of young women between the ages of 18 and 35 who are members of the church. The guild provides a platform for these young women to:

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1. Deepen their faith: Through Bible studies, prayer meetings, and spiritual retreats, Young Women's Guild members can strengthen their relationship with God and develop a stronger faith.

2. Develop leadership skills: Young Women's Guild provides opportunities for young women to take on leadership roles, organize events, and participate in decision-making processes, helping them develop essential skills for future leadership

3. Support one another: The Young Women's Guild fosters a sense of community and sisterhood among its members, providing a safe space for them to share their experiences, challenges, and successes.

4. Engage in community service: Young Women's Guild members often participate in outreach programs, charity events, and volunteer work, demonstrating their commitment to serving others and making a positive impact in their communities.

5. Mentorship and guidance: Older women in the church often mentor and guide Young Women's Guild members, providing valuable advice, support, and encouragement as they navigate their spiritual journeys and life's challenges.​

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The Young Women's Guild plays a vital role in nurturing the spiritual growth, personal development, and community engagement of young women in the church, helping them become confident, compassionate, and Christ-like leaders.