Contacts & Connections

Church Women United in Wisconsin is closely linked with National Church Women United, with offices in New York City, and with local units located in communities across Wisconsin.

Our connection to local and national units is based on financial and material support for each other, exchanges of ideas and programs, and understanding and friendships which grow out of activities with Christian women of many traditions. 

CWU units in Wisconsin are located in these communities:
Bayfield (inactive)

Columbus
Madison  (website:  http://www.churchwomenunited-madison.net/ )

Milwaukee

Outagamie County
Platteville
Richland County
Watertown

To be in touch with one of these units, please obtain contact information from State President Dr. Carol M. Lange:
CwuWI@ChurchWomenUnited-WI.org

 Wisconsin CWU
Officers & contact information:
CwuWI@ChurchWomenUnited-WI.org 

CWU's National President:  Mira J. Johnson
CWU Regional Coordinator:  Karen Buntin (For states Nebraska, Iowa, North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota and Wisconsin)
CWU National Executive:  Djamillah Samad

Church Women United - Atlanta Office
3605 Campbellton Road SW
Atlanta, GA 30331 

Church Women United Inc. - NY Office
5 Penn Plaza - 19th Floor
New York, NY 10001 

Phone: (New York Office)  212-835-1507

Phone: Atlanta Office 678-705-3711

Email: info@churchwomenunited.net

Website: http://www.churchwomen.org

 Wisconsin CWU is also connected with other ecumenical organizations in our state with goals and interests in common with Church Women United.  We support the following with modest donations and CWU representatives to events/meetings. 

http://www.wichurches.org
Church Women United is an Associate Member of the Council which includes representatives of 13 denominations.

Peace and Justice Commission of the Wisconsin Council of Churches works to promote peace and justice initiatives in Wisconsin.  

Coalition of Wisconsin Aging Groups
http://cwagwisconsin.org

Wisconsin Network for Peace & Justice
http://www.wnpj.org/

Wisconsin Democracy Campaign
http://www.wisdc.org/