Women of Grace works toward every woman’s spiritual growth and the building of relationships which will function to stimulate her toward love and good deeds.

Growing together in Biblical Womanhood.

Growing together in Biblical Womanhood.

Women of Grace works toward every woman’s spiritual growth and the building of relationships which will function to stimulate her toward love and good deeds.

Growing together in biblical womanhood.

Heart & Home Podcast

with Erin Coates & Naphtali Pillidge

Join Erin and Naphtali as they bring biblical encouragement straight from the heart—and into your home. Created to support the Women of Grace ministry, the Heart & Home podcast features thoughtful conversations, listener Q&A, and practical teaching that aligns with and builds upon the faithful preaching of our church. Listen in, be equipped, and grow in grace alongside us.

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We are the women’s ministry of GraceLife Church.

We’re so glad you’re here! We are the women’s ministry of GraceLife Church.

Our fervent desire and steadfast commitment is to have a biblically sound church whereby the glorious gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ is preached. Our intention is to operate on Scriptural principles and guidelines that control how we function both as individuals and as a church. Our aim is not to please men, nor follow worldly practices; rather, we aim to please our Lord and Master, the Head of the church, Jesus Christ.

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I have seen this book floating around for a few years but pushed it aside. HUGE mistake. Evidence Not Seen is Darlene Deibler Rose’s autobiography. She was a missionary to the jungles of New Guinea. She and her husband ended up as POWs during WWII, imprisoned in a Japanese concentration camp for 4 years. Marked as a traitor and a spy, she faced horrific circumstances. I’m almost afraid to give too much of a review of this book for fear I’ll give anything away that might be an encouragement to you.

My advice: read it. I listened to it and couldn’t put it down. I was so challenged by Darlene’s faith and will likely read this again. With all of the unsettling things happening in the world today, we need to be encouraged by saints who have gone before us. I have no doubt Darlene will encourage you.

If you loved The Hiding Place, you’ll love this book too. It is an amazing tale of how God will never leave nor forsake His people, especially through the horrors of war.