September 12 / 6-8:30pm / Sanctuary
Ladies—call your girlfriends!
You’re invited to WOVEN: A Women’s Night of Worship on Friday, September 12, from 6:00–8:30pm in the Sanctuary. We’ll kick off the evening with a delicious catered dinner in the Courtyard (weather permitting), followed by powerful worship and an inspiring message.
Tickets are $25 per person, and that includes your meal.
Don’t want dinner? No problem!
If you’d rather just come for worship, meet us in the Sanctuary at 6:45pm—no registration needed.
You don’t want to miss this special night just for the ladies!
Schedule:
Doors Open: 5:30pm
Dinner in the Courtyard: 6pm
Worship starts in the Sanctuary: 6:45pm
Speaker
Rev. Keya J. Hillman
Rev. Keya J. Hillman was born in Philadelphia, PA, and graduated from the Central High School of Philadelphia. Pastor Keya, as she is affectionately called, obtained her Bachelor of Arts in Biochemical Sciences from Harvard University in Cambridge, MA. She is a 2016 Summa Cum Laude graduate of the Gammon Theological Seminary, earning an M. Div. with a concentration in New Testament.
After a 10-year career in biotechnology, where she worked to find cures for hemophilia, cancer, and HIV, Pastor Keya transitioned to working to end homelessness in the non-profit and government sectors. In June 2018, Pastor Keya was commissioned and appointed Pastor-in-charge of Leland Qwest UMC in Mableton, GA. In September 2020, she was appointed to St. Paul UMC – Summit Street in Gainesville, GA. She is now the Regional Developer for the Southwest District and Black Churches of the North GA Annual Conference.
Her work beyond church ministry includes serving as the Nominations Chair of the North Georgia Black Methodists for Church Renewal, on the North Georgia Conference Board of Ordained Ministry, and as a Supervising Pastor for the Teaching Parish Program at the Candler School of Theology. She has previously served as the secretary of the Interdenominational Black Ministers Association of Gainesville/Hall County, on the Board of the Newtown Florist Club, a member of the United Way of Hall County One Hall United Against Poverty Financial Stability Committee, and the North Georgia Conference Council on Finance and Administration. She has consulted for start-up and mature non-profits, advising them on organization launch, grant management, program management, and fundraising matters.
Keya is most proud to be the mother of two wonderful young adults.
Dinner + Dessert
Italian Salad
Herb Chicken
Rice Pilaf
Vegetable Medley
Dessert
Cheesecake (GF available)