Director
Women’s Ministries exists to nurture, empower, and equip women for service in the home, church, and community. Through fellowship, spiritual growth, and leadership development, we seek to help every woman discover her God-given purpose and use her gifts to make a difference. Together, we are women united in faith—encouraging one another and lifting up Christ in all we do.
We also honor the Women’s Ministries directors who have faithfully served our conference throughout the years. Each has made a lasting impact by leading with vision, compassion, and dedication to the spiritual growth of women across our territory. Below you’ll find their photos, years of service, and brief reflections on their ministry contributions.
our team
Meet Our Staff
Administrative Assistant
Amparo Rumaldo
Vision, Mission, and Core Values
Vision
“To cultivate a community of women who are equipped, encouraged, and engaged in discipleship—bringing their unique perspectives and gifts to strengthen the mission and ministry of the Church.”
Mission
“Our mission is to model the character of Christ by building meaningful relationships and leading ministries that are purposeful, effective, and Spirit-filled.”
Core Values
- Christ First
Jesus is the center of our identity, purpose, and ministry. Everything we do begins and ends with Him. - Empowered Purpose
We equip women to rise with courage, walk in their calling, and use their gifts for God’s glory. - Authentic Sisterhood
We build a community of love, trust, and support—where every woman is seen, valued, and embraced. - Grace in Action
We extend compassion, healing, and hope to our families, churches, and communities through Spirit-led service. - Spiritual Growth
We cultivate deep, life-transforming faith through prayer, study, worship, and personal devotion. - Excellence & Integrity
We honor God by leading with honesty, humility, and the highest standards in all we do. - Inclusive Unity
We celebrate the beauty of diversity—uniting women of every age, culture, and background as one in Christ.
Legacy of Leadership
Honoring the Women Who Built and Blessed the Work
The Southwest Region Conference Women’s Ministries has been shaped by faithful, visionary women who have served with purpose and passion. Each leader—called, anointed, and dedicated—has helped guide this ministry from its early beginnings into a thriving movement that uplifts, equips, and empowers women to serve God and humanity.
1987 | Pioneering the Path
Coordinator Muriel Bowman
As the first commissioned Women’s Ministries Director of the Southwest Region Conference, Muriel Bowman laid the foundation for what would become a dynamic department of spiritual growth and service. Her pioneering leadership established a framework of faith, prayer, and unity among women across the region. Through her devotion, the groundwork was set for future leaders to build upon.
1987-1989 | Deepening Faith and Fellowship
Coordinator Vivian Barron
Following in the pioneering spirit, Vivian Barron nurtured the ministry with warmth and a heart for women’s spiritual development. She emphasized fellowship, sisterhood, and prayer, ensuring that women from every district felt seen, supported, and spiritually strengthened. Her leadership fostered a sense of belonging that remains evident to this day.
1989-1999 | Equipping Women for Service
Coordinator Renata Drake
Under the direction of Renata Drake, the department experienced growth in leadership development and ministry training. Her vision centered on equipping women for effective service in their local congregations and communities. She was intentional about empowering women to use their spiritual gifts and encouraged their involvement in evangelism and leadership.
1999 -2002 | A Season of Spiritual Renewal
Coordinator Sarah Carter-Johnson
Sarah Carter brought a focus on spiritual renewal and prayerful reflection. Her administration emphasized personal devotion, unity, and the spiritual nurturing of women throughout the conference. Her calm and reflective leadership style encouraged women to draw closer to Christ and to find peace and purpose in His presence.
2002-2005 | Evangelism and Joy-Filled Fellowship
Coordinator Yvonne Collins
The ministry expanded in both reach and energy under Yvonne Collins, who brought passion and creativity to every initiative. Known for her vibrant personality and her love for evangelism, she led women into active service through numerous community and soul-winning efforts. Her tenure was marked by inspiring retreats, evangelistic rallies, and social activities that brought women together for worship, encouragement, and mission. She believed ministry should be both joyful and transformational.
2002 - 2010 | Faithful Support and Creative Partnership
Asst. Women's Ministries Coordinator, Monique Elliott
Serving alongside the department, Monique Elliott provided administrative and Creative support to Yvonne Collins and Rose Douglas-Carr, enhancing the ministry’s operations and events. Encouraging women to be authentically) themselves in Jesus. Her collaboration added structure, innovation, and grace to the ongoing work of Women’s Ministries.
2005-2014 | Strengthening the Network
Coordinator Rose Douglas-Carr
Rose Douglas-Carr continued the work with dedication and steadiness, focusing on building connections among district and local empowering leaders. Her leadership strengthened communication, coordination, and consistency within the ministry, ensuring that every woman, from the local church to the conference level, had the support needed to flourish in service.
2016 - Present | Rooted in Grace, Flourishing in Purpose
Director Anysia Archibald
The current Women’s Ministries Director, Anysia Alexander-Archibald, continues to build on this legacy with a vision anchored in prayer, unity, fellowship, and evangelism. Her leadership has ushered in “A Season of Grace,” characterized by collaboration with local churches, intentional discipleship, and community partnerships that have led to many baptisms and restored lives.
Her creative touch has expanded ministry programming with initiatives such as “Hattitude”—a vibrant women’s retreat track that celebrates faith, sisterhood, and femininity—and “God’s Daughters,” a mentorship program that nurtures young girls to grow in grace and purpose.
Through collaborative outreach movements like God in Shoes and Wrapped in Warmth, Covered in Prayer, she continues to inspire women to live “Rooted in Grace” and to transform their world for Christ.
From Eunice Bowman to Anysia Alexander-Archibald, each leader has contributed to a living legacy of faith, service, and sisterhood. Together, their work reminds us that when women unite under the banner of grace, their influence reaches far beyond the church walls—transforming hearts, homes, and communities for the glory of God.