Minister's Wives & Widows Alliance
Sis. Jasmine Gray, President
The Metropolitan District Ministers' Wives and Widows Alliance provides for fellowship among the Ministers' Wives and Widows of the Metropolitan District. The aim of this organization shall be to promote religious, cultural, educational, social, and benevolent relations, and to gain inspiration in the performance of said duties.
2024-2025 Officers
Sister Jasmine Gray (Greater Shiloh), President
Sister Cassandra Ricks (Prince of Peace), 1st Vice President
Sister Chaunte Davis (Iconium), 2nd Vice President
Sister Oma Jean Pittman (Historic St. James), 3rd Vice President
Sister Patricia Vaughn (Pilgrim - Lumley), Recording Secretary
Sister Lucille Nicks (), Assistant Recording Secretary
Sister Annette Peace (), Corresponding Secretary
Sister Letta Pearson (), Financial Secretary
VACANT, Assistant Financial Secretary
Sister Nina Caudle (), Treasurer
Sister Choyce Harris (Jude), Historian
VACANT, Parliamentarian
Sister Patricia Vaughn (Pilgrim - Lumley), Pianist
Vacant, Organist
Updated 2025
Ministers' Wives Covenant
By the help of the Almighty God, we will lift high the standard of righteousness at all times. We will fully dedicate our spiritual, mental, and moral powers to the glorification of God and to the edification of the lofty purposes of those who minister to God's ministers.
We will strive under all conditions to be considerate helpmates; to avoid petty annoyances, jealousies, and to radiate inspiration and cheer.
We will pray constantly. We will read God's Word daily for guidance and sustenance in the discharge of the complex responsibilities of a Minister's wife. We will remember also that people are important, all kinds of people, because they are made in the image of God. We will be sympathetic and endeavor to exercise the Golden Rule in our dealings.
In our homes, we will maintain orderliness, beauty, and calm, striving daily to rear children "in the way they should go." We will use every opportunity to relieve God's ministers of undue pressure and inconvenience. We will bear in mind that the Minister is the servant of the people and the private possession of the wife.
We will labor to keep alive a keen sense of humor, a clear conscience, a forgiving heart, and an understanding spirit. We will ever remain on the approachable level, and will avoid showing favoritism to parish members, but will recognize the infinite worth of every individual.
We will hold fast to our Christian conviction while keeping an open mind for those principles, which may life us out of selfish thinking.
We will rely on God in every circumstance as we cherish the unique position in which He has placed us in the building of His kingdom by the side of His ministers.
By Mrs. Uvee Mdodana-Airboin
President, Baptist Ministers' Wives and
Widows Association of Greater New York
Auxiliary Downloads
- Minister's Wives Oath
- Power of a Praying Woman Contents by Stormie Omartian
- Prayer Changes Things Song by McDonald Sisters