CENTRED

God’s Daughters United presents: CENTRED

Centred is a quarterly online gathering designed specifically for women who desire to be refreshed, restored, and realigned in the presence of God. Meeting on Zoom three times a year—March, June, and November—this sacred space invites women to slow down, breathe deeply, and enter the glory realms with intentional stillness and sensitivity to the Holy Spirit.

Unlike busy in-person meetings, Centred takes place online so every woman can participate from a quiet, calm, personal environment—free from distraction, and fully present before the Lord. Each session includes gentle worship, guided stillness, journaling, prayer, and space for prophetic insight or ministry as the Holy Spirit leads.

Whether you’re weary, spiritually hungry, or simply longing to be held by God’s presence, Centred is your invitation to be still, be filled, and be renewed. This is for women who want to experience Heaven touching Earth, right where they are.

Come and rest at His feet.
Come and breathe again.
Come and be CENTRED.

WHY ATTEND CENTRED?

• To Rest in God’s Presence

Life can feel loud and heavy. Centred creates room to slow down, be quiet, and let God minister to your heart.

• To Realign Your Spirit

Stillness before the Lord brings clarity, peace, and inner grounding that resets the soul.

• To Receive Fresh Prophetic Insight

With worship and prayer woven in, there is space for the Holy Spirit to speak and reveal what is needed.

• To Be Spiritually Recharged

Like a spiritual retreat without leaving your home, these sessions refill your strength, joy, and peace.

• To Practice the Discipline of Stillness

Many women struggle to quiet their minds. Centred gives you intentional guided moments to perfect this spiritual rhythm.

• To Experience Heaven in a Personal Way

These gatherings create a gateway for deep spiritual encounters and intimacy with God.

• To Connect Without Distraction

Being online allows each woman to create her own sanctuary—candles, journal, worship environment—and truly engage.