Women's Conferences
A Place where Women can come together for Growth, Renewal, and Refinement in Christ
Women’s Conference – December 13, 2025
Women from across the Southwest District gathered for a powerful and uplifting Women’s Conference that left a lasting spiritual impact. With over 300 women in attendance, the day was filled with worship, prayer, and anointed teaching centered on spiritual growth, refinement, and becoming women rooted in God’s Word.
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Through inspiring messages, meaningful fellowship, and a shared hunger for God’s presence, attendees were encouraged to draw closer to Christ and continue walking in faith with renewed strength and purpose. The atmosphere was one of unity, joy, and reflection as women were reminded of their identity, calling, and value in the Lord.
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This conference was truly a testament to what God can do when women come together with open hearts, and it marked a beautiful milestone for the Southwest District Women’s Ministry.
Our Message
The conference featured Spirit-led messages that encouraged
spiritual growth and faithful obedience.
Key messages and activities included:
“Engaged by Grace: God’s Hand on My Story" presented by Neysha Jagrup of Houston Olive Tree with translation by Iza Benavides of Laredo Yireh.
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“The Refining Fire: Becoming Who God Sees” presented by Abigail Gaona of Brownsville Shalom with translation by Jaqueline Llanas.
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“Stepping Into Your Purpose” presented by Cindy Medrano of Austin Adonai.
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“Refined and Ready: Living Fully Engaged for Christ” presented by Jessica Salazar, SWD Women's Director with translation by Merari Teran of Laredo.
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Attendees also participated in a guided group activity titled “Refined to Engage” led by Jessica Pila and Olivia Pila of San Antonio Ceralvo.
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During the lunch break, a special youth-focused activity for girls ages 13–18 was led by Judith Salazar, SWD Youth Director and Abigail Gaona, providing intentional encouragement and discipleship for the next generation.
The conference concluded with worship and closing remarks by Debora Garcia, leaving women and girls spiritually renewed and united.​
This gathering served as a meaningful testimony of unity, discipleship, and God’s continued work among the women of the Southwest District.
