Women Together Scholarship

Women Together Scholarship Project

We Were Made For More

The reality in our world is… that barriers have been built to suppress and greatly limit women from developing their potential and fulfilling their dreams. Many have succumbed to their plight, while many others fight back. Women know there is more.

The Women Together Scholarship, comes alongside and equips women to step into their calling.

No tool for development is more effective than the empowerment of women.” Former UN Secretary General Kofi Annan

We Were Made For More is a scholarship project created by Women Together to provide support, encouragement and financial assistance to women, enrolled in either a B.A., B.Th. or M. Div. program from an accredited Theological College or Seminary in a developing country.

3 cultures, 3 continents
One desire to serve Christ faithfully and passionately
One dream to fulfill a God-given calling and build His church

If you are interested in knowing how you can provide a scholarship, please email: info@women-together.org

Natasha’s Story

Mousumi Dhali

Mousumi grew up in a Hindu family. She gave heart to the Lord in 2019 and life became more meaningful because of her personal relationship with the One who loves her best. God called Mousumi to the Buntain Theological College and she entered the B.Th. program. Mousumi is married and has a deep desire to know the Word of God and be effective in the ministry God will lead her into.

Yulia Synko

Yulia is part of a family of seven who live in a remote village in a mountain area in Ukraine. They are a Christian family with a strong desire to share their faith. Yulia has that same desire – to share the Gospel with others, especially children. With the war, to earn an income was very difficult. Yulia is more than thankful to receive help from Women Together to support her to obtain a B.Th.

Prastillah Prise Nagamuthu

Prastillah is in her final year in a B.Th program at Alpha Omega International College in Petaling Jaya, Malaysia. Suffering from many health problems, Prastillah was given a ‘second chance’ at life when she recovered from kidney failure. “I have experienced God’s grace and it is sufficient for me. His power is made perfect in my weakness.” We are honoured to support Prastillah.

Rosemika Rongpip

Rosemika was born into a family of 11 who served God and were faithful church attendants. She had a physical condition that was healed through prayer. not only was Rosemika healed but she answered God’s call to enroll at Trinity Theological College in Bokaro. Another miracle came with a scholarship from Women Together.

Sunila Soren

Sunila’s family had many personal challenges that all needed divine interaction. Their only hope was prayer. She had a physical condition that was healed through prayer. Sunila’s own faith journey led her to attend a young camp. It was there that the Holy Spirit spoke to her. Clearly it was a call to ministry so she enrolled at Trinity Theological College. She is in the B.Th program preparing for ministry.

Esthel Kramsapi

Esthel was born and brought up in a Christian family of 4 siblings. Life was survival and next to impossible to cover school fees. Being the first Christian in a Hindu village brought other challenges for the family. The village now has a church through their consistent witness. Esthel felt a call for theological training and God led her to Trinity Theological College.

Shiuli Jana, India

Shiuli Jana is a second year BTh student at the Buntain Theological College in Kolkata, India. She is from a remote village in West Bengal state. Although from a Hindu background, Shiuli and her whole family came to know the Lord. Shiuli experienced God’s miraculous healing after suffering with an unknown disease for a long time.

Anita Marandi, India

Anita Marandi is a first-year student at Trinity Theological College in Bokaro. As a pastor’s daughter, Anita was introduced to Christ at an early age and witnessed God’s work in her life and family. When Anita was in Grade 12, her father lost his financial support, and Anita was unable to pay for her education. God answered her prayers by providing the needed funds. Anita is eager to study God’s Word and hopes to become a pastor.

Supriya Korah, India

Supriya Korahis a first-year B.Th student at Trinity Theological College. Supriya first heard about Jesus from her parents, who were both Christians. Sadly, Supriyah’s father passed away, and Supriya was sent to live with her aunt, who practiced Hinduism. After a few months, Supriyah returned to live with her mother, but didn’t want anything to do with the church. Eventually, Supriyah relented and attended a youth camp where she was touched by the Holy Spirit. Her desire is to be an evangelist.

Sofia Rudnytska, Ukraine

Sofia Rudnytska was born in Krasnokutsk, Kharkiv region, in the east of Ukraine. Her mother, who had been a Christian for a number of years, prayed fervently for Sofia’s repentance. Sofia gave her life to Christ in 2015 and became a youth leader in her church. She decided to enroll at Lviv Theological Seminary to better equip herself to lead the youth in her church. Sofia enjoys singing and sharing her experiences with others.

Peace Arineitwe, Uganda

Peace Arineitwe was born into a Christian home in a Ugandan village. She accepted Jesus as her Saviour while she was still a child. Because her parents could not provide her with an education, Peace left her home at the age of 10 and was cared for by another family. She studied diligently and eventually attained a diploma in business administration. For over 13 years, Peace has worked with Reach One Touch One Ministries (ROTOM), a Christian organization that supports vulnerable older persons and their dependents. Peace is currently pursuing her BA in social work and social administration from Bishop Stuart University in Mbarara. She is married to Samuel and has three children.