Welcome to Christ & Coffee!

Gathering and encouraging women to reach their full potential in God.

I’m so glad you’re here! This is a corner for women in Central Florida, gather over coffee, grow in the Word, and step into who God created you to be.

Hi, I’m Shanice, so glad you’re here.

I started Christ & Coffee because I wanted a space for women to gather, connect, and grow in faith together, no matter their season or background. Every gathering is warm and welcoming, but rooted in the Word, so we’re not just meeting up, we’re being built up.

Three things we hold together

• Sisterhood: Authentic community, real conversations, no pressure.
• The Word: Scripture that anchors, renews, and shapes belief.
• Purpose: Growing into who God says we are, together.

Upcoming Gatherings

• Christ & Coffee | November Meetup

  Saturday, November 7, 2026, 11AM · Vanderbrew Coffee Shop

• Friendsgiving

  Saturday, November 21, 2026, 4PM · Bible Teachers Leesburg

From the Blog

• We've Learned How to Respond Without Actually Caring: We've become so accustomed to seeing people's lives, struggles, and suffering that I wonder if we've forgotten how to genuinely care. As social media and church culture reshape the way we connect, are we slowly losing sight of what it means to love one another and demonstrate the life of Christ?
• So You Want to Be a Disciple?: There’s a question hidden inside your “yes” to Jesus: are you willing to follow Him when following costs you something? Jesus never recruited with comfort. Discipleship isn’t a lifestyle add-on, it’s a laying down of your life. Weigh the thing you don’t want to release against eternity, and ask honestly: am I willing to pay the price?
• Before You Buy the Dress: Marriage Beyond the Highlight Reel: Instagram makes marriage look like fresh sourdough and flowy dresses, but that’s a snapshot, not the full story. Real marriage is sacrificial, humbling work. A Starbucks fight six months in taught me it was never about the coffee; it was about partnership. Before you buy the dress, ask honestly: am I really ready?