WWDOP is an acronym or the short version of Women's World Day of Prayer.

The Baptist Women's World Day of Prayer is a global prayer movement that takes place annually on the first Monday of November. Baptist women gather in churches, homes, and communities to pray for the world together. The tradition began in the 1950s and has continued for over 70 years. At Fellowship Chicago, the women have invited women to convene for over 45 years. Started by Rev. Consuella York, Women's World Day of Prayer continues to be a powerful day of development, connection, and growth that hosted women from across the country.

WWDOP will be hosted at Fellowship Chicago 4543 S Princeton Ave in Chicago, IL.

WWDOP registration is $50 and includes the Monday sessions throughout the day as well as a hearty lunch and a nice takeaway. The Monday evening Prayer & Deliverance Service is FREE.

Women's World Day of Prayer is for any woman who is looking to gather with other women for a day of learning, sharing, growing, and building a closer relationship with herself and God in a holistic way. The Monday day sessions are open to all women of any age.

All sales are final and non-refundable.

Yes, you can call 773-924-3232 for assistance. Tuesday through Friday: 9AM - 5PM CST

Only the Prayer and Deliverance Service will be available to watch on all Fellowship Chicago's outlets (Youtube and Facebook).

Yes, the Monday night Prayer & Deliverance Service is open to anyone and is free of charge.

As space is limited and to be sure you receive your swag bag and lunch, it is highly recommended that you register early. We can not guarantee we will be able to accommodate late registrations.

We encourage you to join us in wearing African attire on Sunday and Purple on Monday night. (Monday day attire is TBD.) *Don't have these options? Just come in whatever you have.