Women Encouraging Women

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Women Encouraging Women (WEW, chaired by Liz Hembekides) is a UBF Headquarters online cohort created to support, encourage, and inspire North American women leaders young and old. This cohort is composed of tracks of varied subjects that will last anywhere from 6 to 10 weeks and meet for 1.5 hours for each session. Each cohort would ideally have 10 cohort members who commit to the duration of the entire track. During the time together, they hope to develop deep genuine friendships through times of instruction, discussion, fellowship, and prayer. 

Vision

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PROGRAM OBJECTIVES

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TARGET GROUP

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Principles of Discipleship

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Women Encouraging Women Curriculum Overview

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GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS

• A grade point average of 2.7 or above is required for graduation.
• A graduate ministry project for the ELC program is required.

EXAMPLE CURRICULUM MAP

Each cohort will vary slightly from this example

Year 1

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Year 2

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Year 3

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About the Application Process

Each cohort consists of 5-8 members. The program committee makes announcements for recruiting a new team each year. During the application period, applicants for 'Women Encouraging Women' are to submit the online WEW application form, life testimony (3-5 pages), and recommendation letter from their chapter directors. Usually, the application deadline is October 31 each year.

After the student submits the application and supporting documents, the WEW committee reviews the documents and confirms the completion of each applicant’s file. The application process involves an interview with the program committee.

Admitted applicants will receive cohort orientation information, and all applicants will be notified of their admission status by email.

FINANCIAL INFORMATION

• Annual tuition for full-me students in a ministry $300/year.
• Churches with enrolled full-me students are asked $300/year.
• The chapter of members can help with the costs if needed.