Middleton Ladies Day at Porters Creek Set for Oct. 10
Middleton Ladies Day returns to Porters Creek Baptist Church on Saturday, Oct. 10, with author, humorist and podcaster Susannah B. Lewis as the featured speaker. The free event starts at 9 a.m., includes lunch, and requires registration by Monday, Oct. 5, according to the Hatchie Press.
This year’s theme is “Seasons.” The event is open to women from Middleton, Walnut and the rest of Hardeman County and north Tippah County who want a morning of fellowship, encouragement and Bible-centered teaching.
Middleton Ladies Day Details
- What: Ladies Day at Porters Creek, theme “Seasons”
- When: Saturday, Oct. 10, 2026, starting at 9 a.m.
- Where: Porters Creek Baptist Church, 5120 Peavine Road, Middleton, Tenn.
- Cost: Free; lunch provided
- Registration: Required by Monday, Oct. 5, through the church’s website or its online registration page
- Church phone: 731-376-8649
Registering by the deadline helps the church plan lunch and seating.
About Speaker Susannah B. Lewis
Lewis is known for her humor and her honest writing about faith and family life. Her work has been published in Parents magazine, Reader’s Digest and The Bible App. She also hosts The Moral of the Story, a podcast produced by K-LOVE.
Two of her Christian nonfiction books have been USA Today bestsellers. Her talks usually mix laughter with reflection, which fits this year’s “Seasons” theme about the changing chapters of life.
A Busy Fall at Porters Creek
Porters Creek Baptist Church is a Southern Baptist congregation led by Senior Pastor Dr. Adrian Knipper. It is in the Middleton area, just north of the Mississippi state line and a short drive from Walnut and northern Tippah County. Ladies Day is part of a busy fall schedule at the church, which also hosted a fall festival in late September.
Churches and community groups with upcoming events can send details to Tippah News.
Related coverage: Middleton fall festival season opens at Porters Creek and New Bolivar hospital set to open Nov. 9.
Source: Hatchie Press





