Registration
Registration for the 2025 AWW event is Open! Please contact us if you need assistance.
Adult Ticket PRICING
June 15 - Sept. 8, 2025 “Early Bird Adult Ticket”
$95 (+$3.99 processing fee) = 2025 AWW Ticket
Sept. 9 - Oct. 6, 2025 “Regular Adult Ticket”
$105 (+$3.99 processing fee) = 2025 AWW Ticket
We are not able to accommodate children and toddlers. Newborns only. Thank you!
This is an Adult Ticket for the 2025 Atlanta Women’s Weekend Conference which includes a full supper and brunch.
Student ticket PRICING* (DISCOUNTED)
June 15 - Sept. 8, 2025 “Early Bird Student Ticket”
$70 (+$3.99 processing fee) = 2025 AWW Ticket
*Quantities Limited
Sept. 9 - Oct. 6, 2025 “Regular Student Ticket”
$80 (+$3.99 processing fee) = 2025 AWW Ticket
*Quantities Limited
To make a charitable donation to our scholarship fund, see the link below under “Sisters Helping Sisters.”
This is a Student Ticket for the 2025 Atlanta Women’s Weekend Conference which includes a full supper and brunch.
RESERVE A TABLE OF TEN
There will be reserved seating for Tables of Ten (with signage at no additional fee.)
Request this by following these directions:
1) Have all ten guests register for the conference.
2) Then, send an email to Sherridon Dobbs by October 1st at scdobbs@comcast.net letting us know who will be assigned to the reserved table at least two weeks prior to the event. You must include a name for your table. (Example: Friends of Margaret Head, Soul Sisters, etc.)
We will have signage for you to recognize the location.
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OPEN SEATING - There will be open seating for those who do not wish to have a table of ten.
“Sisters Honoring Sister”
2025: Joyce Harmon: A Life of Faith, Strength, and Service
At 91, Joyce Harmon is a radiant example of unwavering faith, quiet strength, and selfless service. A devoted Christian, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and professional, Joyce has spent her life reflecting the love of Christ in every role she has embraced. Her story is not just one of enduring hardship, but of living with purpose, grace, and godliness.
Born in Copperhill, Tennessee, Joyce's story begins in the humble setting of a rural mining town. By the age of 9, she was already working to help provide for her family, managing the household, and lovingly caring for her terminally ill grandmother. This early burden would have discouraged many, but for Joyce, it shaped a lifelong heart for service.
Throughout her life, Joyce faced many trials. At the age 30, Joyce became a single mother of three—an uncommon and often stigmatized role in the 1960s. Instead of giving in to despair, Joyce stood strong. Choosing not to dwell in bitterness or self-pity, she instead worked tirelessly to support her children as well as instill in them a deep and lasting love for the Lord.
Her unwavering faith was not merely spoken, it was lived. For nearly four decades, Joyce was a faithful member of the Embry Hills church of Christ in Atlanta. She served in many capacities including hosting Bible studies in her home, teaching children’s classes, as well as generously offering spiritual encouragement and financial assistance when needed. Today, she is a beloved member of the Alpharetta church of Christ.
Professionally, Joyce rose through the ranks of the business world with diligence and integrity. She built a distinguished career in real estate development and property management, rising to Vice President of Finance and later Chief Financial Officer of a respected Atlanta firm. Even at the height of her success, Joyce never lost sight of her true priorities—her faith and her family. She was generous with her blessings, offering wisdom, encouragement, and tangible help to those in need.
Now living in Roswell, Georgia, Joyce is affectionately known as “Mimi” to her large and loving family: three children, eight grandchildren, nine great-grandchildren, and one great-great-grandchild. Her greatest legacy is the faithfulness of her children, all of whom are Christians walking the path she helped illuminate with her love and example.
Joyce has been a longtime supporter of Atlanta Women’s Weekend and attended for many years from its earliest days. She has been a trusted mentor, always ready to listen, advise, and offer emotional and spiritual support.
Her life is a powerful testimony of godliness in action. Through hardship and triumph, she has remained steadfast in her devotion to the Lord. Her quiet strength continues to bless all who know her, and her story remains a source of inspiration for generations to come.
Please join us in this tribute.
The tribute may include tables or seats at this year's event with the balance to continue AWW's mission.
Platinum: $1,500 for 10 seats
Diamond: $1,200 for 8 Seats
Gold $900 for 6 seats
Silver: $600 for 4 seats
Bronze: $300 for 2 seats
Widow's Mite: Any Amount
"SISTERS HELPING SISTERS"
Your Gift Matters. The Silent Auction is a key part of what makes our event possible. Thanks to your generous contributions, we are able to:
• Provide scholarships for sisters who might not otherwise be able to attend
• Offer student pricing
• Offset event costs that benefit all attendees
During our breaks, the auction area comes to life with conversation and connection. It’s a special time where women gather, meet new friends, and build lasting relationships—all while supporting a meaningful cause.
To Contribute. If you are interested in making a contribution, please contact Debra Douthitt at debradouthitt@gmail.com. We welcome donations such as (but not limited to):
• Gently used purses
• Handmade items
• Gift baskets
• New or gently used home décor
• Small appliances in good working condition
Your support is greatly appreciated. We are a nonprofit organization. Donation receipts are available and provided. To make a monetary donation, please use the “Donation for AWW” button below. Thank you!
