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Perth Women’s Convention is a morning of Bible teaching for women, exploring the truth of God’s word, responding to him and thinking through how to live for Jesus.
Saturday 25 October 2025
9AM - 1PM
Faith Community Church, Willetton
"I am the True Vine: Abiding in Jesus".
In John 15 we see that Jesus wants his disciples, both then and now, to understand how vitally important it is to abide - in him, in his Word, and in obedience. Our speaker, Courtney Doctor, will help us consider practical ways to abide in Christ and what hinders us from doing so. We’ll see that God’s Word is spiritual nourishment meant to strengthen, stabilise, and sustain us for a life of fruitfulness.
Sing praises to God with hundreds of other voices
Hear encouraging and challenging Bible talks from Courtney Doctor
Be encouraged by book reviews, testimonies, stories and prayers shared by local women
Enjoy fellowship with other Christian women from Perth and beyond
+ new optional afternoon seminar
1PM - 3.30PM (lunch included)
Faith Community Church, Willetton
'Growing Together: Women helping women to grow in faith"
Do you have a heart to encourage and disciple other women, but are not sure where to start? Would you love to learn from the wisdom and example of someone further along the journey of following Christ? In God's Word we hear Jesus call us to make disciples, and we see that God gives us to one another for encouragement and building up. Join our speaker, Courtney Doctor, and friends, for an afternoon of encouragement, teaching and practical equipping as we explore the topic of discipleship together.
This seminar is only available to those also attending the morning convention. If you would like to attend, please select the additional 'afternoon seminar' option when you register. Limited places available!
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Who is the speaker for 2025?
Our PWC 2025 speaker is Courtney Doctor. Courtney lives in Atlanta where she serves as the Director of Women's Initiatives for The Gospel Coalition. She received an MDiv from Covenant Theological Seminary in 2013 and is a Bible teacher and author of several books and Bible studies including her latest "Displaying the Gospel of Grace: Titus". Her greatest desire is to be able to faithfully study, apply and teach the word of God and help others to do the same. God has blessed Courtney and her husband, Craig, with four children, three kids-in-law, five sweet grandchildren - and their much-loved, goofy dog, Walter!
Where is it? How do I get there?
Our PWC 2025 venue is Faith Community Church, 1 Todtiana Close, Willetton.
Travelling by car
If you live nearby, please consider being dropped off and picked up from our venue. Drivers enter the carpark via Todtiana Close and use the drop off loop. Our parking volunteers will direct you on the day.
There is parking available in the church car park. If you are planning to park at the venue, please note:
- Due to limited parking bays available, we ask you to carpool with at least two others in your car.
- Enter the carpark via Todtiana Close and our parking volunteers will direct you on the day.
- Parking next to the front entrance is reserved for ACROD holders and mums with prams.
- There is strictly no parking in the streets surrounding Faith Community Church including Arlington Drive, Trigger Loop and the small commercial carpark off Todtiana Close.
Travelling by public transport
Murdoch Station (on the Mandurah train line) is a 6 minute bus ride from the venue. From Murdoch Station, the 205, 207 and 517 buses leave every 15 minutes and stop right outside Faith Community Church at South St After Vahland Ave (stop no. 23394). For the return journey, the 206, 208 and 518 buses leave every 14 minutes from South St Before Vahland Ave (stop no. 23395) back to Murdoch station.
Ranford Rd Station (on the Thornlie-Cockburn train line) is a 3 minute bus ride or a 20 minute walk from the venue. From Stand 7 at Ranford Rd Station, the 206, 207 and 208 buses stop across the road from Faith Community Church at South St before Vahland Ave (stop number 23395). For the return journey, catch the 206, 207, 208, 209 or 518 from South St After Vahland Ave (stop no. 23394) back to Ranford Rd Station.
You can use the Transperth Journey Planner to plan out your journey on public transport.
When can I register? How much will it cost?
Registrations open on 21 July. You can register at pwc.ccowa.org.
Early-bird ticket prices are available until September:
$45 for the morning 9AM - 1PM (includes morning tea) | additional $30 for the afternoon 1PM - 3.30PM (includes lunch)
Helping a sister discounts are available for women experiencing financial hardship. Please email info@pwc.ccowa.org for more information.
Are there any age restrictions?
To attend this event, you must be 18 years or older, however we do allow and encourage girls in Year 11 or 12 (16-17 years) to attend accompanied by their mother or responsible care giver. Please indicate on your registration form if you are 16-17 years old.
Will there be food?
Morning tea is provided. If you have dietary needs please indicate this on your registration form.
If you are attending the optional afternoon session, lunch will be provided for you at our venue. If you are not attending the afternoon session, lunch is not provided and we encourage you to get together with a group of friends for lunch at a local cafe or park.
I live in a regional area. Is there a livestream available?
A livestream option is available for the morning only (9AM - 1PM). We encourage you to form a group with other women in your region and watch the convention together! Please select the livestream option on your registration form.
“I always come away from PWC refreshed and refocused. Hearing what God has to say to me through his word never fails to both reassure me and challenge me at the same time.”