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The Hope Gathering Women's & Teen Conference, "Even If," April 29-May 1st, a weekend filled with inspiration, connection, and hope!
Event description
The Hope Gathering Women's Conference 2027, "Even IF," is a 3-day gathering for women and teen girls to worship, learn, and leave renewed. Expect powerful worship, dynamic speakers, practical breakouts, and a sisterhood that lifts you higher. Bring your small group, ministry team, or friends—group pricing is built in so you can come together.
No refunds. You may transfer your ticket to another attendee by updating the name on the ticket by April 27, 2027.
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No refunds (all sales final).
Ticket transfers allowed until April 26, 2027 by updating attendee info in your Eventbrite account.
If the event is rescheduled, tickets automatically move to the new dates.
Add-ons (not included in registration)
$15 Boxed Lunch (Saturday) — choose in advance:
Jason’s Deli (salad options) • H-E-B (sandwich options)
We’ll email you simple menu choices so you can preselect your lunch.
$20 VIP Networking Event — Friday evening leadership mixer (limited capacity).
$5 Childcare — limited, ages potty-trained through 5th grade. Pre-registration required.
Welcoming Dr. Angela Aga as our guest speaker.
4word is the premier Christian Professional Women's Group. We exist to empower women to live with purpose, lead with clarity, and bring Christ and community into every corner of life—creating a legacy of eternal impact.
Rooted in faith. Belonging in community. Living with purpose. Multiplying impact.
Register and invite your family and friends to our annual prayer breakfast.
Brook Women's Prayer Breakfast is one of the largest ministries at Fallbrook who host various activities throughout the year. This year's Annual Prayer Breakfast will be an intensive time of united teaching on prayer with group gatherings and biblical teachings – A discussion in the Word like you have never seen before!
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The Power of United Prayer
“But about midnight Paul and Silas were praying and singing hymns of praise to God, and the prisoners were listening to them; and suddenly there came a great earthquake, so that the foundations of the prison house were shaken; and immediately all the doors were opened and everyone’s chains were unfastened.” Acts 16:25-26 NASB1995
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.