1. Find us on facebook.com/pwocAPG
PWOC as a Resource
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The Protestant Women of the Chapel is a resource network that unites, trains and encourages women in the military chapel community in their spiritual growth.
PWOC is God empowered, Christ centered and Spirit led; exists as an extension of the chapel; encourages women to grow spiritually within the body of Christ through prayer, the study of God's Word, worship and service; is sponsored by the Army Chief of Chaplains and is recognized by the leadership of the Air Force, Navy, Marine and Coast Guard Chaplaincy.
To Lead Women to Christ
To Teach women God’s Word
To Develop women’s spiritual gifts
To Involve women in Chapel ministries
The Protestant Women of the Chapel (PWOC) is an integral part of the installation's religious support mission, which directly assists the commander in caring for his/her Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen, Marines and their families.
We meet at
__________________________________
Childcare Provided
Facebook.com/_____________________
Find us on facebook.com/pwocAPG

2. Who is PWOC?
With the advent of dependents in the European commands in the early 1950's, women’s organizations made their appearance in the chapels of USAREUR (US Army Europe). In 1952, the Nuremberg Post formed a group called "Protestant Women of the Chapel" becoming a forerunner of what would soon become PWOC-Europe. In 1955, CH Edwin Kirtley, USAREUR Chaplain, called for women in all chapels to form PWOC groups. He invited leaders of all women's groups in the European Theater chapels to a training and organizing conference in October One hundred and fifty women attended that conference and in those few short days, these women put together the basic organization that prevails today in PWOC.
PWOC is a volunteer organization overseen by the Chaplaincy and designed to help Chaplains minister to women associated with the military, especially those who participate in a military chapel through Bible study and fellowship. Every woman who is an active participant in a Protestant military chapel, whether or not she attends PWOC meetings, is considered to be a part of Protestant Women of the Chapel. Although PWOC meetings are generally held at one particular chapel, women of all chapel communities are encouraged to participate in PWOC.

3. Find us on facebook.com/pwocAPG
PWOC as a Resource
Meeting Times 2
The Protestant Women of the Chapel is a resource network that unites, trains and encourages women in the military chapel community in their spiritual growth.
PWOC is God empowered, Christ centered and Spirit led; exists as an extension of the chapel; encourages women to grow spiritually within the body of Christ through prayer, the study of God's Word, worship and service; is sponsored by the Army Chief of Chaplains and is recognized by the leadership of the Air Force, Navy, Marine and Coast Guard Chaplaincy.
To Lead Women to Christ
To Teach women God’s Word
To Develop women’s spiritual gifts
To Involve women in Chapel ministries
The Protestant Women of the Chapel (PWOC) is an integral part of the installation's religious support mission, which directly assists the commander in caring for his/her Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen, Marines and their families.
We meet at
APG Main Post Chapel
Childcare Provided
Facebook.com/________________
Find us on facebook.com/pwocAPG

4. Theme vision statement
Who is PWOC?
Theme Year
With the advent of dependents in the European commands in the early 1950's, women’s organizations made their appearance in the chapels of USAREUR (US Army Europe). In 1952, the Nuremberg Post formed a group called "Protestant Women of the Chapel" becoming a forerunner of what would soon become PWOC-Europe. In 1955, CH Edwin Kirtley, USAREUR Chaplain, called for women in all chapels to form PWOC groups. He invited leaders of all women's groups in the European Theater chapels to a training and organizing conference in October One hundred and fifty women attended that conference and in those few short days, these women put together the basic organization that prevails today in PWOC.
PWOC is a volunteer organization overseen by the Chaplaincy and designed to help Chaplains minister to women associated with the military, especially those who participate in a military chapel. Every woman who is an active participant in a Protestant military chapel, whether or not she attends PWOC meetings, is considered to be a part of Protestant Women of the Chapel. Although PWOC meetings are generally held at one particular chapel, women of all chapel communities are encouraged to participate in PWOC.
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Our Symbol of Purpose
This is the primary logo for PWOC. It is a mark that represents the mission, vision, and values of the ministry of Protestant Women of the Chapel all around the world.
Turquoise stands for the presence of God, which brings freedom, refreshment and the life-giving energy of the Holy Spirit. His presence transforms us and enables us to make a difference in the culture in which we live.
Theme vision statement
As we abide in His presence, we are empowered to share the Good News of Jesus Christ to others in need.
The Gold Letters and Olive Branch stand for God's love which is more precious than gold. In Psalm 36:7-9 are these words: "How precious is thy steadfast love, O God!“
The White Cross is the symbol of our Christian faith. It is white because that is the color of purity and cleanliness and represents Jesus' nature. The shadow shows the depth of the cross and our ability to enter into the refuge of Jesus.
Dark Blue stands for freedom, which we know as Christians. Jesus died and we are free from sin. Jesus says: "…you will know the truth and the truth will set you free." John 8:32
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5. Installation and location….
Our Four Aims
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Installation and location….
All of us are brought together to study the Bible, deepen women’s personal relationships with Christ, and to make a difference
in the lives of others.
Website address
Facebook address

6. Theme Info
Bible Studies
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