9:00-9:30 am Coffee/Snacks in the Lobby

WAR Boutique open

9:30-10:15 Large Group Praise & Worship

Welcome

10:30- 11:15 am Session 1 Workshops

11:30- 12:15 am Session 2 Workshops

12:20-1:15 pm Lunch/WAR Boutique open

1:30-2:15 Session 3 Workshops

2:30-3:00 Large Group Praise & Worship

Conclusion

We will have three small group sessions. Each session will have three options.

Session One

God is Still Calling the Least Likely

Susanne Elenbaas (Legacy Room)

In the late 1980s, when I prayed, “Lord, what do you want me to do now?” Surprise, surprise, He immediately spoke to my heart, “Take the yellow folder out of the drawer.” That was the beginning of part two of my call to discipleship. Three–Legged-Ladder is a story of spiritual growth that reveals the life changing difference between knowing about God and knowing Him intimately. I will talk about the content of this book and the process of obedience that lead to its writing and publication.

Be Still and Know

Reneé Stevens (Room 201)

When life is changing faster than you want, it can be very difficult to just “be still”. Truthfully, God does a lot of stirring things up around us, because He is calling us to rest in Him. He is teaching us in these stirring moments. We will talk about how to rest in who God is when life is less than “still”.

The Lord is My Shepherd… But I Still Want

Tami Wasson (Room 220)

We all know there is great peace in contentment, but how do we find it? How can we take steps toward trusting God so much that we are no longer concerned with having stuff or a certain position or even appreciation. We will revisit Psalm 23 and other scriptures.

Session Two

Trusting God in Chronic Illness

Rebecca Winter & Liv Hargreaves (Legacy Room)

We know our journey can be long and arduous, but there is hope to cling to and good choices to make in helping us manage our illness. We hope to take a few moments to consider some Biblical perspectives on living with chronic illness and some practical advice in overall care from our personal experience.

Submission to God's Word

Autumn Kirby (Room 201)

Do you feel stuck or filled with anxiety? What are you taking comfort in? Have you wondered when Jesus states in Luke 9, "If anyone would come after Me, let him deny himself and take up his cross daily and follow me"-- how do we do this? Come and see how we take comfort in God's Word and how to become submissive to it.

My Prodigal Son

Sharon Willet (Room 220)

Most of us have become familiar with the parable Jesus told of the Prodigal Son. But how many of us have lived it? Come and hear the story of one who is and the lessons God has been teaching her.

Session Three

Good Times, Bad Times

Nancy Peters (Legacy Room)

Lose something? A loved one, relationship, job, dream— or even a pet? As we walk through the dark valleys of loss, hurts, and grief, are we to be strong and just go it alone? Or do we turn to the God of all comfort, healing, and hope.

Walking in Christ

Jenna Hanna (Room 201)

As we are called to Christ for salvation by faith, our sanctification is His work in us by our continuing faith in Him. What is sanctification in simple terms? My prayer is that in beholding Christ’s character in the Word of God, we will find our trustworthy Savior is the provision for our daily walk of obedience to and love for God.

A Road to His Table

Tina Neihardt (Room 220)

Every one of us travels roads in this life. Sometimes the roads are smooth and straight. Other times they're full of potholes, twists, and turns. But one thing is certain, God uses these roads to draw us to Himself and ultimately to His table.