Women Community Events in Memphis, TN

You’ve poured into everyone else. Now, come sit with God. Join us for prayer, brunch, sisterhood, wellness & renewal. THE TABLE IS SET A Women’s Prayer Brunch You’ve poured into everyone else. Now, come sit with God. There are seasons when you can be strong for everybody else and still quietly realize that you need to be poured back into, too. Maybe you’ve been rebuilding. Maybe you’ve been praying for direction. Maybe you’ve been carrying things you haven’t talked about. Maybe you’re stepping into a new season and know something in you is changing. Or maybe you simply need a moment to breathe, be still, and reconnect with God. Whatever season you’re in, The Table Is Set. The ReBirth Ministries invites you to an intimate Women’s Prayer Brunch in Cordova, Tennessee, created for women who desire prayer, genuine Christian sisterhood, meaningful conversation, wellness, and renewal. This is more than brunch. It’s a space to lay down what has been heavy, make room for what God is doing, and sit at the table with women who understand that sometimes the greatest thing you can do is pause and allow yourself to be poured into. WHAT TO EXPECT Prayer & Christian Fellowship A meaningful time of intentional prayer, reflection, encouragement, and connection with other women of faith. Brunch by Sip & Savor with Chef Tiff Enjoy a beautifully prepared brunch experience catered by Sip & Savor, because fellowship and good food belong at the table, too. Wellness & Beauty Bar Take time to explore a curated Wellness & Beauty Bar featuring Farmasi, creating an opportunity to discover beauty and wellness products while enjoying the experience. Sisterhood & Connection Come as you are. Whether you’re married, single, a mother, a businesswoman, a ministry leader, rebuilding, starting over, or simply navigating life one day at a time, there is room for you here. THIS TABLE IS FOR THE WOMAN WHO… Has been giving and needs to receive. Has been praying and needs encouragement. Has been rebuilding and is ready to believe again. Has been carrying everyone else and needs somewhere to exhale. Is entering a new season and wants to seek God before making the next move. Desires authentic Christian sisterhood and meaningful connections with other women. Knows there is more ahead, even if she can’t see the whole picture yet. PRAY. REBUILD. REBIRTH. Come with your Bible. Come with your journal. Come with your questions. Come with your story. Come exactly as you are. You don’t have to have everything figured out. You don’t have to have the perfect testimony. You don’t have to pretend that you’re okay when you need encouragement. Just come. Come hungry for God. Come ready for fellowship. Come open to connection. Come expecting to leave refreshed. EVENT DETAILS Saturday, November 7, 2026 12:00 PM 1645 Bonnie Lane, Suite 106 Cordova, TN 38016 $24 per person Registration Deadline: October 31, 2026 Space is being created intentionally, so don’t wait until the last minute to reserve your seat. The Table Is Set. Come sit. Come breathe. Come pray. Come be refreshed. There’s a seat at the table for you.

Founded in 2018 with a mission to empower women and men in the real estate profession, the Women's Council of NAREB Memphis Chapter has grown into a cornerstone organization serving the Memphis, Tennessee community and surrounding regions. This professional organization traces its roots to the Women's Council of NAREB, established nationally in 1971, and carries forward a legacy of advancing professional standards and creating meaningful opportunities for real estate professionals. The Memphis chapter launched with dedicated founding leadership and has expanded its board and membership as the local economy has strengthened. More than just a networking club, the Women's Council of NAREB Memphis Chapter operates as a mission-driven organization committed to elevating industry standards through education, leadership development, and community service. The organization provides scholarships to youth, down payment assistance programs, and financial literacy education to both members and the broader public. By fostering exchange of information through collaborative learning techniques, the chapter helps members increase their knowledge and expertise while contributing to fair housing practices and equal opportunity in real estate. The Memphis chapter represents the values of its parent organization, which has advocated for housing equity and economic opportunity since 1947, making it a trusted partner for professional development and community advancement in Memphis.

Since its founding 20 years ago, the Memphis Area Women's Council has been the advocacy voice for women in Greater Memphis, Tennessee, working on issues that matter most when women need it most. MAWC is a nonprofit organization built on the principle that research and grassroots activism together create lasting community change. With a membership of individuals and organizations, MAWC focuses exclusively on advocacy and policy change rather than direct service provision, positioning itself as a catalyst for systemic transformation in the Memphis area. The heart of MAWC's mission is connecting women's experiences with data and evidence to challenge local policies and practices that limit opportunities for women and girls. The organization has built deep community relationships through programs like WomenTalk, a gathering space for meaningful dialogue; the Women of Achievement awards, which celebrate and document the leadership of Memphis women; and Memphis Says NO MORE, which raises awareness about domestic violence and connects people to resources. MAWC's court watch efforts, workplace safety initiatives, and educational equity work demonstrate a commitment to addressing the toughest issues facing women in Memphis—from domestic violence to economic inequality to harassment in schools and workplaces. What sets MAWC apart in the Memphis, TN community is its unwavering focus on lifting women's voices during their most vulnerable moments, particularly around safety and rights. The organization's 20-year track record includes victories that have reshaped city policy, from ending corporal punishment in schools to establishing protections for domestic violence victims. MAWC invites community members to become changemakers by joining the organization and supporting its mission to ensure that women in Greater Memphis have the advocacy, data, and collective power needed to shape their own futures.

For more than two decades, the Women's Foundation for a Greater Memphis has served as a catalyst for transforming lives and strengthening communities across Memphis, Tennessee. WFGM is fundamentally an organization of women helping women—connecting philanthropists, leaders, and advocates who share a vision of empowerment and economic opportunity. The foundation's mission centers on encouraging philanthropy and fostering leadership among women while supporting programs that unlock the full potential of women and children in the Memphis area. What distinguishes WFGM is its holistic, two-generation approach to poverty reduction, which recognizes that sustainable change requires addressing both immediate challenges and building pathways for long-term family stability. The organization functions as a community backbone, bringing together diverse stakeholders—from business leaders to nonprofit partners—to coordinate efforts and multiply impact. WFGM's vision reflects a deep commitment to creating a community of well-being and prosperity where women live in sufficiency, strength, and safety, actively sharing their leadership and empowering the next generation. With hundreds of collaborative partnerships spanning local and national networks, WFGM demonstrates that meaningful change emerges when women unite around shared values and purpose. The foundation's 20+ year track record in Memphis reveals a consistent dedication to listening to community needs, investing strategically in solutions, and creating conditions where women and families can thrive.