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The Black Woman Project is a nonprofit organization, rooted, and creating safe healing spaces for black women. The black women project offers free group therapy sessions, morning meditations, and opportunities for fellowship. The black women project is a sister organization with The Black Man Project.
This event hosts Kim Stroud featuring Caleb Mayberry & the Ostanato Chamber Orchestra, to grant 10 Single Moms Scholarships @ LSC College.
Doors Open @ 9:30am
Tickets $55
Vendor Booths $75(only 6 Available)
A 3-day luxury retreat for women who want to grow spiritually, relax a little, and network with like-minded women.
Jesus and Jammies Women's Retreat
Join us for a cozy, in-person getaway where faith meets fun! The Jesus and Jammies Women's Retreat is all about relaxing in your comfiest jammies, connecting with amazing women, and diving into inspiring talks and activities. It's the perfect chance to recharge your spirit, share some laughs, and grow closer to Jesus. Don't miss out on this beautiful time of fellowship and faith-filled fun!
Join us in person to grab your spot, speak up, and make your voice heard at the table!
Take Your Seat at the Table is an intimate evening curated for women who have been carrying a lot, pouring into others, and silently needing a moment to breathe, reset, and hear from God again.
Hosted by Sunday Rax and SOAR Global Ministries, this luxury dinner experience will bring together women for a powerful night of prayer, worship, prophecy, encouragement, sisterhood, and honest conversation in an atmosphere designed for healing, clarity, and breakthrough.
This is more than a dinner.
It’s a room full of women ready for God to address some things.
Join us for an unforgettable evening overlooking the city at The Houston Club as we gather at the table for:
✨ Prophetic Encounter
✨ Divine Direction
✨ Prayer & Encouragement
✨ Sisterhood & Connection
✨ Dinner Included with Ticket
Whether you’ve been exhausted, overwhelmed, stuck, discouraged, or simply needing God to pour back into YOU… this room was prepared with you in mind.
Come as you are… but don’t expect to leave the same.
📍 The Houston Club – 49th Floor
📅 Friday, July 31, 2026
🕕 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM
🎟️ $125 Per Person (3 Course Dinner Included), Free Parking, & Goodie Bags
Limited seating available.
A 2-day women’s retreat for healing, clarity & connection. Reset, recharge, and be poured into. $325. Spots are limited
RestoreHer Women’s Healing & Empowerment Retreat 💃 This is more than an event—it’s an invitation to step away, reset, and be poured back into. The Restore Her Retreat is an intimate 2-day experience designed for (Christian) women who are ready for healing, clarity, and renewal in a safe, intentional space. If you’ve been carrying the weight of life, pouring into others, and feeling the need to reconnect with yourself—this experience was created with you in mind. 💫 What You’ll Experience: • Powerful, life-changing sessions • Dynamic guest speakers • Interactive healing and reflection moments • Genuine sisterhood and connection • A safe space to release, reset, and realign 🎁 What’s Included: • Friday boxed lunch & Saturday Italian lunch • Light snacks both days • Curated goodie bags • An unforgettable, transformative experience 💰 Investment: Only $325 (Payment plan option is available just message) • Hotel accommodations and travel are not included and are the responsibility of each guest This is your moment to choose YOU. Don’t miss what God has prepared for you. ✨️
Ladies join us every Tuesday evening for Women Walking in Purpose—a faith-filled space for connection, growth & sisterhood for all women.
This is a space for ALL WOMEN-career women, wives, moms, entrepreneurs, and WOMEN OF GOD who are ready to grow personally, professionally, and spiritually — together.
✨ A supportive tribe for intentional connection
✨ Purpose-driven conversation & encouragement
✨ Personal development & leadership growth
✨ Edification through scripture and prayer
✨ Networking and income growth opportunity
At 7:00pm we will transition to the ballroom for the networking and opportunity portion.
✨ COME AS YOU ARE. LEAVE EMPOWERED.
We can’t wait to walk with you.
For women 30+ navigating the identity shifts of womanhood and motherhood.
The Mama’s Bag is created and hosted by Valaencia Thompson, a wife, mama, community builder, creator, and mental wellness advocate based in the Katy area.
The Mama’s Bag was created with Black women at heart, centered on our lived experiences, identity shifts, and evolving seasons of motherhood and womanhood.
This space is for women in their 30s and beyond—where life has a way of stretching you. Roles shift, priorities change, and you’re often becoming someone new while still holding everything you already are. Whether through motherhood or other life transitions, this season calls for reflection, grounding, and real connection.
Coffee and Connection is hosted in collaboration with Kona Reserve Coffee in Cypress—this is a space for women to slow down, connect, and be present together.
We’ll gather over coffee (or your drink of choice) and engage in guided conversation designed to move beyond small talk into meaningful connection.
This is an intentional space for women to step outside routine and into community.
Together, we’ll create space for:
Mindful, meaningful conversation
Guided connection beyond introductions
Genuine relationships with women in similar seasons
Stepping outside routine and into community
You will leave with:
Actionable takeaways for everyday life
Guided journaling and mindfulness prompts
A deeper sense of clarity, grounding, and connection
This is not a networking event. It’s an intentionally intimate gathering for real connection and presence.
Please RSVP to reserve your seat. Space is limited.
Please note: This is an adults-only gathering. Due to limited capacity, we kindly ask that no children attend.
The premier unaffiliated, independent female lawyer event in Texas. Women lawyers helping women lawyers be better rainmakers.
The Premier Event For Female Trial Lawyers
We hope you will join us at our 11th CLE this year! Come meet female trial lawyers from across Texas and experience a CLE program unlike any other you've ever attended.
SBOT accreditation: Pending
Tickets are available for purchase by attorneys only. For questions about sponsorship attendance, please email for more info.
Sponsorships are still available! Email for more info.
THANK YOU to our Top Sponsor for eleven years running: Robin Young!
We formed Texas Women Rainmakers with these goals in mind:
Empowering women to become decision makers: To inspire and equip female attorneys with the knowledge and skills necessary to step into leadership roles and become decision makers.
Professional networking: To provide networking opportunities for women at every career stage and every firm size to build personal and professional relationships by connecting with other female attorneys.
Promoting women lawyers: To teach women how to promote themselves both within their own law firms and in the greater legal profession.
Sharing knowledge and mentoring: To learn from and with women lawyers from diverse backgrounds about what critical skills are necessary and how these skills are best acquired.
Knowing our value: To teach female lawyers how to be true to themselves, be optimistic, take risks, chart their own course, have a vision, and promote themselves in order to achieve their potential and develop their professional practices.
Education: To stimulate the personal and professional growth of members by providing quality continuing education to female attorneys from a wide variety of practice areas on current legal issues with respected and exciting speakers.
For Mental Health Awareness Month, we’re honoring rest as a form of reparations for Black women.
In this intimate 2.5‑hour gathering at Jesse’s House, you’ll step out of urgency and into a soft space curated for stillness, naps, and gentle connection. JC Jackson will guide you through a grounding sound‑bowl meditation, perform her spoken word piece “We Rest as Reparations,” and introduce her new journal of the same name, created to help you carry this softness home.
What’s included:
• Cozy rest space at Jessie’s House (bring your favorite blanket if you’d like)
• Guided grounding + sound bowl meditation to help your body downshift
• Extended nap / solo rest time so you have time to truly fall asleep if you need to
• A warm cup of restorative herbal tea from the journal’s “resting tea” recipe
• Live spoken word performance of JC Jackson’s poem “We Rest as Reparations”
• Conversation about rest as resistance and mental health for Black women
• Time to begin writing in your journal, if you choose
May 15-16, 2026, get ready for 2 days of empowerment and inspiration at the 2026 Women's Conference - Grace Upon Grace!
About the event
Join Grace Women United for an inspiring and empowering conference dedicated to exploring the depths of God's abundant grace in our lives. This year's theme, "Grace Upon Grace," draws from John 1:16, promising a transformative experience as we delve into what it truly means to live under His boundless favor.
What to Expect:
Dynamic Speakers: Hear from anointed women who will share powerful insights and personal testimonies on living a life filled with grace.
Worship and Fellowship: Engage in uplifting worship sessions and connect with other women in a spirit of sisterhood and encouragement.
Workshops & Breakout Sessions: Participate in interactive sessions designed to equip you with practical tools for navigating life's challenges with grace and strength.
Inspiration & Empowerment: Leave feeling refreshed, renewed, and ready to embrace the fullness of God's grace in every aspect of your life.
Who Should Attend:
All women seeking to deepen their understanding of God's grace, strengthen their faith, and connect with a supportive community.
Registration Information:
Your registration includes a FREE t-shirt, conference workbook, and more! An optional boxed lunch add-on is available for $15
Don't miss this opportunity to be part of a powerful movement of women embracing "Grace Upon Grace"!
The Black Woman Project is a nonprofit organization, rooted, and creating safe healing spaces for black women. The black women project offers free group therapy sessions, morning meditations, and opportunities for fellowship. The black women project is a sister organization with The Black Man Project.
This event hosts Kim Stroud featuring Caleb Mayberry & the Ostanato Chamber Orchestra, to grant 10 Single Moms Scholarships @ LSC College.
Doors Open @ 9:30am
Tickets $55
Vendor Booths $75(only 6 Available)
A 3-day luxury retreat for women who want to grow spiritually, relax a little, and network with like-minded women.
Jesus and Jammies Women's Retreat
Join us for a cozy, in-person getaway where faith meets fun! The Jesus and Jammies Women's Retreat is all about relaxing in your comfiest jammies, connecting with amazing women, and diving into inspiring talks and activities. It's the perfect chance to recharge your spirit, share some laughs, and grow closer to Jesus. Don't miss out on this beautiful time of fellowship and faith-filled fun!
Jack and Jill of America, Inc.'s Sugar Land Chapter welcomes families seeking to invest in their children's future while contributing meaningfully to their community. Founded in 2008, this organization of dedicated mothers in Sugar Land, Texas has demonstrated unwavering passion and commitment to service, building a strong foundation rooted in core values that prioritize children's development and community leadership. The chapter traces its heritage to the national organization's founding in 1938 by Marion Stubbs Thomas, when twenty mothers united with a vision to provide social, cultural, and educational opportunities for youth. Today, the Sugar Land Chapter operates as part of a thriving South Central Region network, serving more than 1,500 members and families across Texas, Louisiana, and New Mexico. What sets the Sugar Land Chapter apart is its holistic approach to child development—combining leadership opportunities, cultural enrichment, and meaningful service projects that help young people understand their potential to make a difference. Members benefit from thoughtful, involved leadership that prioritizes effective communication with the local community while maintaining regional influence and connections. The chapter's commitment extends beyond individual families to address broader societal concerns through legislative advocacy and philanthropic initiatives that advance children's rights and quality of life. Whether families are seeking enriching programs for their children or wish to become actively involved as mothers dedicated to community service, the Sugar Land Chapter offers a welcoming community of purpose-driven individuals working together to shape future leaders and strengthen the Sugar Land, Texas area.
Founded in 1975 by Mrs. Gladys Waddy as the Chasewood-Briargate Mothers Club in Southwest Houston, the Jack and Jill of America, Inc. Missouri City Sugar Land Chapter has grown into a thriving community organization serving families across Sugar Land, Texas. What began as a group of 60 families seeking culturally rewarding activities for their children has evolved into a chapter with deep roots in the Sugar Land area, officially becoming the Missouri City Sugar Land Chapter in 2008. The organization is built on the foundation that mothers with children ages 2-19 can work together to strengthen the next generation of African American leaders through meaningful relationships, shared values, and collective action. The chapter's history reflects a commitment to nurturing young people not just academically or socially, but culturally and civically—instilling in them the importance of volunteer service, philanthropic giving, and active participation in their communities. Today, the Missouri City Sugar Land Chapter continues this legacy by bringing families together around a shared mission of leadership development and community service. Members participate in signature events like the Biennial Beautillion Ball and connect with a national network of over 45 years of organizational excellence. For families in Sugar Land seeking a supportive community of like-minded mothers and a proven pathway for their children's development into engaged, responsible leaders, the chapter represents a unique opportunity to be part of a meaningful legacy of service and growth.
