What is the WRJ Central District?
Who is my direct link to the WRJ Central District?Your direct link to the district is your Area Director. She will contact your Sisterhood President at least quarterly, informing you of happenings throughout the district and WRJ, plus she will inform the district of what your Sisterhood is doing. Information can also be obtained from the district newsletter, Isha L’isha, published four times a year. It is linked to our website. And of course, the WRJ Central District President is always available when you need her! Any of these people, as well as the district chairs, may serve as a resource person to help with ideas, guest speakers and sisterhood concerns. The district board members want to be able to contact current sisterhood presidents and their respective chairs. A blank roster form is available by clicking here. Please complete and send it to the Central District webmaster. A board list is available on this website and you can request a chair contact you at webmaster@WRJCentral.org. What Is The Board Structure For The District?
When does the WRJ Central District hold meetings?Currently, the District holds a District Convention in the fall of the even-numbered years and an Interim Board meeting in the odd-numbered years. Area Days are held throughout each year to encourage Sisterhood women within their areas to connect and learn with each other. The Executive Committee meets twice a year to conduct business. At the meetings, delegates have the opportunity to meet other women with similar goals, develop leadership skills as they learn from WRJ leaders and district speakers, learn new techniques to develop sisterhood programs and projects; and share sisterhood stories with each other. |
The WRJ Central District is one of eight districts of Women of Reform. It is composed of 35 affiliate Sisterhoods in Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, Tennessee, and West Virginia.
WRJ Central District’s board consists of an Executive Board comprised of the President, Vice Presidents, Area Directors, Nominating Chairs, various secretaries, a bulletin editor, parliamentarian, historian and all WRJ board members. Each Vice President is in charge of a department corresponding to the WRJ departments. The departments have chairs that serve as resource people for the district and our sisterhoods. A board structure and listing can be found elsewhere in this section.