Christian Women’s Job Corps of Nacogdoches assists women desiring independence and self-sufficiency by providing FREE job readiness and life skills classes and by sustaining support through mentoring program.
Statement of Faith
We believe in the Trinity, God as Father, Son and Holy Spirit, and the Bible as the Word of God.
Salvation comes through grace by believing in Jesus Christ as the only begotten Son of God, our Savior and Lord. Once saved, the Holy Spirit indwells, thereby instructing, guiding, and empowering the individual to follow the mandate of Jesus Christ in daily living. CWJC, a ministry of WMU, is a response to this mandate.
CWJC Background:
On July 6, 1994, a group of 11 who were concerned about the plight of women in the United States who had no jobs, no job skills, and no hope met in Dallas to address this need. The concept of CWJC was developed and two pilot projects begun. There are now 190 national CWJC sites; 72 are located in Texas.
CWJC of Nacogdoches opened for classes on February 21, 2005. The space is provided by Keith Drewery, Drewery’s Construction Co., 902 SE Stallings Drive.
CWJC is a charter member of the Welfare to Work Coalition to Sustain Success. And it is an active participant in the Welfare to Work Partnership.
