Women's Christian Coalition
Investing in the future of women and spiritual sustainability.
Women's Christian Coalition
A Christian Coalition for Women
Phase I, II, III
About the Women's Christian Coalition:
The Women's Christian Coalition is a non-political community organization that promotes social welfare and justice, safety, and equity for women.
Background: The coalition was established in 2023 with a focus on Judeo-Christian traditions, early education and prevention, and working alongside other establishments to achieve operational goals and objectives.
Organizational goals: Aiming for a full-service global center and service area on select projects.
Status: The organization is in the early stages of development and is awaiting fulfillment from the appropriate balance of spirits, intellects, and energies. (Phase I, warm up and introduction)
Initiatives: There is no website to read about organizational initiatives at this point, but rather than relying on formal documentation, the Women's Christian Coalition is focusing on real-time communication to expose human abuse and trafficking, and to identify the gaps and loopholes used by masterminds in both physical and digital spaces (from user\participant experience).
Approach: The coalition is prioritizing organic, decentralized, and real-time efforts to combat these issues while also navigating “resistance" and "a work in progress" for global unification.
Public Access: It is NOT yet open to the public.
Referrals/donations: Member referrals and donations are not being accepted at this time.
Other Information: The Women's Christian Coalition isn't yet staffed or formally and informally affiliated with other establishments, and there are no active projects. A public logo or service mark is not available at this time.
*Special note: Although the coalition doesn’t work on these specific initiatives alone, no one who is eligible or ineligible to work on these same projects is allowed to formally or informally tie themselves to the president and founder of the Women’s Christian Coalition established by Jotisha Jones or the coalition itself, and that legal restriction and boundary also includes using her spiritual images, specific ideas, original strategies, legal name, or the name of her legal entity to carry out their own initiatives to further this cause. For liability purposes, all like-minded individuals, groups, and organizations are required to use their own names and formal and informal establishments for their works. We are all uniquely distinguished by our individual approaches and techniques, so we don't have to be under one formal or informal umbrella right now or ever, especially as strangers and while there are sharp disagreements about operations, organization, and unity; however, there is strong interest in finding common ground on objectives and approaches for ending human trafficking and systemic abuse, with Phase I continuing until there is global agreement among participating entities. It is also important to note that the Women's Christian Coalition established by Jotisha Jones cannot be intangibly or unofficially inherited by non-affiliates.
Judeo-Christian Values
"Judeo-Christian" refers to the shared ethical values, scriptural roots (Old Testament/Tanakh), and historical connections between Judaism and Christianity.
Contact Information
Mailing Address:
Women's Christian Coalition, Headquarters
P.O. Box 41632
Sacramento, CA 95841
Office/email:
(916)910.5603 | info@wccforlife.org
For more information, please call or visit:
Social Media:
Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest
@womenschristiancoalition
Jotisha Jones
President & founder
About the president & founder:
Jotisha is a Judeo-Christian and the president and founder of the Women's Christian Coalition, headquartered in Sacramento, CA. She is still developing the organization and herself as an activist and joins the community of survivors to help educate and empower other women against organized psychological and sexual exploitation trends sweeping the globe. Although the coalition is not yet open to the public, she is actively working on initiatives to promote health and safety in neighborhoods all over the world.
Changes don’t happen overnight, so Jotisha is also bracing herself for the challenges that go along with introducing and implementing new ideas and ways of thinking, and she reminds the entire community that this is an uphill battle that will not be easily won, but that anything worth having or fighting for takes time, patience, perseverance, and endurance, especially if we to expect to have permanent social and economic change. The human race must move away from slavery, human trafficking, and other outdated or exploitative "survivalist" mentalities to move toward a more sustainable, self-sufficient, and personally fulfilling future. That’s the “good” news of Jesus Christ!
Selah!
Hallelujah!
With love,
Women's Christian Coalition