The churchwide office of Women of the ELCA is headquartered in Chicago, IL.  The national level is composed of a paid staff and an elected board of trustees.  More >

There are also many other divisions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America that can serve as resources to you and  your local unit.  More >

The Rocky Mountain Synod is headquartered in Denver, CO.  The bishop and staff are glad to assist you in all matters relating to the Synod.  More >

Women of the ELCA are represented on the synodical level by the Rocky Mountain Synodical Women's' Organization (RMSWO).  Our board consists of 13 members (4 executive and 9 at-large).  More >

Within the Rocky Mountain Synod, we are divided into the East Colorado, Metro East Colorado, Southeast Colorado, Northern Colorado, Western Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, Wyoming, and Sun clusters.  These divisions are similar to the conference divisions that the Synod office uses.  

Clusters serve to help group units of Women of the ELCA into larger groups of women by proximity and population so that units may share ideas, programs, and costs with neighboring clusters.

The cluster coordinator serves to help guide the local units and organize them together under a common purpose.  The cluster coordinator serves as a liaison between the local women and the RMSWO.  More >

There are hundreds of units of Women of the ELCA within the Rocky Mountain Synod.   The majority of units are associated with local congregations.  But special units may also be organized in cases where there is no local congregation.

Contact your local congregation to determine if a unit exists within your church.  If one does not, you have the option to start your own unit or to join with a neighboring unit.  More >