Women’s ministry allows women to connect over their faith and grow in Christ by learning to apply the gospel’s teachings to everyday life.
It’s an essential ministry to any church community; even in the Bible, the apostle Paul instructs the pastor Titus to allow the older women in the church to care for and minister to the younger women.[1]
Large-scale women’s ministries include The Salvation Army’s national Women’s Ministries,[2] but your group doesn’t need more than a few members who are devoted to growing in their faith to get started.
A good women’s ministry name can inspire your members and help draw new people to your group. See our list of women’s ministry group name ideas below, plus tips for creating your own unique name!
EmpowHer
Faith Over Fear
Women of Worth
The Well
Daughters of Promise
Bloom
JOY[3]
short for “Jesus, others, you”
Living Out Loud
Beauty and Grace
LIFT[4]
short for “living in faith together”
Seeking Sisters
Women on a Mission
Women at the Well
Taking Up Our Cross
Sisters in Christ
Soul Sisters[5]
Koinonia[5]
Greek for “fellowship”
Treasured Hearts
Women of Purpose
Glow[5]
God Is With Us
New Life in Christ
Transformed
Staying Inspired
Proverbs 31 Women
Flourishing in Christ
Sisters of Strength
Path Finders[6]
Laughing Without Fear
Women of Faith
Gracious Women of God
Girls of Grace
Circle of Friends
Clothed in Strength
Looking Upward
enTrust[5]
The Lord's Ladies
Esther's Circle
Women Renewed
He Restores Our Souls
Powerful Praying Women
Awakened Souls[6]
Flourishing in Christ
Joy In The Lord
Lead Us to the Cross
Steady On
Ladies of Light
The Sister Circle
Heart Sisters
Women of the Word
Be Still[5]
Disciple Daughters
HEALED[4]
short for “healed, encouraged, accepted, loved, empowered, delivered”
Women of Joy
Women in Unity
Bible Cafe
Women of Hope
Church Chicks
Draw Us Close
Daughters of the King
Lifted Up
Women of Valor
A Lamp For Our Feet
Rekindled
Points of Grace
Sun of Our Soul
One-2-One[5]
The Sisterhood
We Exalt Him
Our Savior Leads Us
Clothed in Joy
Clothed in Humility
Growing in Wisdom
It Is Well With Our Souls
Our Greatest Purpose
Living Christ's Love
We Will Praise Him
Our Song Shall Rise to Thee
Rescued
Walking With God
Thy Presence Our Light
We Come With Joy
Truth Seekers
We Come to the Garden
Heart to Heart Ministries
Sisters in Service
Clothed in Hope
Beams of Joy
His Love Rescues Us
Finding Peace
Rejoicing in the Lord Always
Saving Grace
Women of Wisdom
Devoted Women
DIGS[4]
short for “delight in God’s salvation”
Sisters in Spirit
Hearts Set On Things Above
Ladies of Grace
Immeasurable Joy
Our Victory is in Jesus
Lead Us, Guide Us
Women of Courage
Infinite Hope
Ladies for the Lord
You Are Loved
Soli Deo Gloria[5]
Latin for “glory to God”
Renewed
Rejoicing Always
Sharing Our Faith
A Light For Our Path
All to Him We Owe
Awakened
Seeking Light[7]
Jesus is Ours
Soul Awakening[7]
On Fire for Christ
All Are Welcome
Walking by Faith
Seeking Refuge in Christ
Here We Are, Lord
Taking Everything to God in Prayer
Gathering Hope[7]
Church Chicas
Women of Strength
GLEE Club[4]
short for “God loves everyone equally”
Daughters of a Mighty Father
Overflowing Hearts
Beams of Light
Our Hope Is in Him
Living to Worship
Letting Our Light Shine
Our Hope Endures
Always Rejoicing
Committed to Christ
Everlasting Faith
Live Loud[7]
Women of Victory
Blossoming Souls
Christ is Our Oasis
Abiding in Christ
We Bow Down
A Heavenly Place
Dwelling in His Shelter
Give Us Jesus
Glimpses of Glory
Beams of Hope
Disciples United[6]
Hope Out Loud
Team Alleluia!
Lights Burning Bright
Clothed in Dignity
We Are Enough
Believing in His Word
Jesus is Ours
By His Wounds
Christ is Our King
Eternal Hope
Faith-Filled
Fountain of Blessings
Girls Gathering Together
Healing Our Souls
Seeking Peace Like a River
Glorifying Him
Jesus Keep Us Near
God Is In Control
We Are Yours Lord
Growing in Faith
Precious Lord, Take Our Hands
He Is Our Light
Infinite Love
In the Palm of His Hands
Jesus Keep Us Near
Sheltered in God's Arms
United in Hope
Walking Closely With Jesus
Our Savior, Our God
We Love to Praise
Living Compassion
We Trust In You
Our All in All
We Are Transformed
Our Greatest Mission
Our Shepherd Leads Us
The Lord is Our Strength
We Surrender All
Praising Our Father
Praising Our Savior
We Owe Him All
We All Need Jesus
Hold Our Hearts
Send Us, Lord
Inspired by Glory
The Lord is Our Shepherd
Washed in His Blood
We Are Adored
Awaken Our Souls
Reborn in Christ
Victory in Jesus
She Stands Strong
Find more ideas in our list of church group names for adults (appropriate for men or women) and prayer group names.
Women’s Ministry Group Name Generator
How to Create a Good Women’s Ministry Group Name
The best women’s ministry group names are both reverent and welcoming, conveying the group’s devotion and purpose.
To create your own unique women’s ministry group name, consider the following tips, which we used when creating our list:
Take inspiration from your Bible — and elsewhere.
If there’s a particular verse, quote, or song you love, you can use or adapt the words to create your women’s ministry name.
For example, “Clothed in Strength” comes from Proverbs 31:25; “Clothed in Hope” is inspired by the same passage but puts a unique spin on it.
You can listen to worship music, read through your favorite passages, or even listen to sermons and faith-based podcasts for inspiration.
Choose a positive, affirming name.
A women’s ministry group helps its members learn and grow in their faith.
A positive and affirming name will help your members feel motivated and inspired to continue their growth. It will also contribute to your group’s welcoming atmosphere.
Consider your audience.
You should consider the demographics of your group, the other groups available at your church, and the type of people you want to attract when choosing your ministry name.
While you don’t need to include a word like “women” or “ladies” in your group name, these can help potential new members find your women’s ministry more easily (especially if you promote the group on social media or your church website).
However, group names that don’t include these words may attract a broader range of potential members; for example, a young adult woman may assume that a “ladies” group would exclude her based on her age.
Be inclusive and avoid using “insider” jargon.
Some current or potential ministry group members may be new to the faith or new to deeper religious study. Terms like “anointed” or “koinonia” may be confusing or intimidating to these members.
As noted above, your group name should be welcoming; using too much jargon can make the group seem more exclusive than it is and discourage people from joining.