The Mission of St. Andrew’s ECW is to enrich the spiritual lives of our parish women and to support outreach efforts that benefit primarily women and children within and beyond the Omaha community.
Welcome from the St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Women! All women at St. Andrew's are members of the ECW -- there are no dues involved! We offer spiritual and fellowship events and engage in a variety of ministries, including the Nearly New Shop and the Arts and Crafts Faire. We faithfully distribute the funds received from these ministries, focusing on groups that help women, children, and families. We welcome your energy, involvement, and ideas. Reach me at camille.culp@gmail.com
At St. Andrew’s - Childcare during worship - Baptismal banners - Mother’s Ministries - Kitchen Supplies - Funeral Reception Staffing - Women’s Retreats - Nearly New Shop - Families in Need In Omaha and Nebraska - Magdalene House - St. Monica’s Home, Lincoln - Omaha Street School Around the World - United Thank Offering (UTO) - Episcopal Relief & Development Fund - Sew Powerful, Zambia
Our Nearly New Shop is open Thursdays and Fridays from 10 AM-3 PM Memorial Day-Labor Day (10 AM-4 PM Labor Day—Memorial Day), and Saturdays from 10 AM-1 PM. Sales of gently used clothing, toys, jewelry, household items, and knick-knacks support St. Andrew’s outreach. ECW volunteers organize and staff the shop.
The Fall Arts and Crafts Faire is Saturday October 14th, 2023 9 AM—4 PM. The Faire includes items created by our own crafty members and from outside vendors. Click HERE for more information on the Faire and for vendor information.
St. Monica's Guild is a part of the ECW that meets on the 3rd Wednesday of each month (September-May) for fellowship, food, fun, and service. St. Monica's members create welcome bags for St. Monica's Home in Lincoln, which serves women and children focusing on mental health and addiction recovery. Guild members also support the Sew Powerful, an organization that supports women and children in Zambia by creating good-paying jobs there creating products that change communities-things like school uniforms, soap, and farm fresh food.
Since 1871, the National Episcopal Church Women, ECW, have championed women’s rights and the Christian foundation of God and family. This ministry of the Episcopal Church seeks to encourage the development of women’s leadership, to deepen spirituality, and to share the love of Christ. The ECW women’s ministry and children’s programs feed, educate, and provide community grants around the world. The ECW women’s ministry and children’s programs feed, educate, and provide community grants around the world. The ECW started the United Thank Offering in 1889, and every penny collected for the annual UTO “Blue Box” drive is used in God’s mission to transform lives locally and around the world.
ECW National Web and Social Media www.ecwnational.org www.facebook.com/ecwnational
