The Church of Christ (Disciples) formed a Ladies Aid Society (Missionary) on November 10, 1920.  It's first president was Eva Sloan; vice president Ruth Ware; treasurer Susie Ausherman, and secretary Mrs. Jay Strickling.  1920 members included Carrie Marsh, Geneva Wagoner, Mrs. Charles Wylie, and Emma Mae Moore.

There were two societies until July 11, 1927, when the ladies united as one.  That same year the Ohio Christian Missionary Society Convention met in Tiffin and approved the National City Church in Washington, D.C.

In 1954, the silver communion set used at The First Christian Church in Tiffin was given by its Christian Women's Fellowship.  In 1956 the Church of Christ (Disciples) became today's First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ).

Throughout the years C.W.F. has purchased for the church:  floral arrangements, dishes, a refrigerator, stainless steel cooking utensils, and many other needed items.  

All the women of the church are invited to C.W.F. meetings, which are held on the fourth Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p.m.

Officers for 2006-2007 are:

Elva Aller, President; Janet Booth, Vice-President; Hazel Scalf, Secretary; Linda Roschie, Treasurer; Janice Hill, Phyllis Gunter, Service; Gail Correll, Greeting Cards; Linda Roschie, Least Coin; Janice Hill, Funeral Dinners; Janet Booth, Fund Raising; Janet Booth, Historian; Elva Aller & Gail Correll, Holiday Plates; Velma Thompson, Telephone; Isabel Seeberger, Flowers.