About
History
CWJC of Abilene began as part of the broader Christian Women’s Job Corps movement, a ministry of WMU (Woman’s Missionary Union) that started in 1997 to address the need for job skills training among women in underserved communities. The Abilene branch was established with the vision of offering hope, education, and spiritual guidance to women in the area, especially those facing difficult life situations, including unemployment, poverty, or lack of formal education.
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Our Mission
The mission of CWJC of Abilene is to equip women with life skills, job training, and spiritual mentoring—empowering them to achieve self-sufficiency and personal growth. Through a supportive, Christ-centered environment, women are able to overcome obstacles, regain confidence, and discover their God-given potential.
Looking Forward
CWJC of Abilene continues to expand its reach, offering new programs and finding innovative ways to meet the evolving needs of the community. The organization remains committed to its core mission of empowering women through education, faith, and community, ensuring that the legacy of transformation continues for years to come.
This story reflects the heart of CWJC of Abilene: a place where women find hope, learn valuable skills, and are equipped to create a brighter future.
