Want to Thrive as a Leader and Mentor?THESE WORKSHOPS WILL HELP !

Leader Track THURSDAY• Leader Gathering – 12:00 p.m.• Leader Experience Workshop (based on your position) – 1:45 p.m.

FR IDAY• What If: An Interactive Workshop for Leaders – 7:30 a.m.• Area Time – connect with other leaders in your area – 11:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.

(Check out the MOMcon App or page 70 of the program to find out more.)• Leading Gracefully (Allison Allen)• Evangelism (Patricia Proby)• Work Life Balance (Megan Tamte)

SATURDAY• Coach Coffee or Global Sisterhood Coffee – 8:00 a.m.• Leadership (Cathy Roberts)• Why Her? (Nicki Koziartz)

Mentor Track THURSDAY• Leader Gathering – 12:00 p.m• Mentor Experience Workshop and Mentor Mingle – 1:45 – 4:00 p.m.

FR IDAY• What If: An Interactive Workshop for Leaders – 7:30 a.m.• Area Time – connect with other leaders in your area – 11:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.

(Check out the MOMcon App or page 70 of the program to find out more.)• Gratitude (Michael Hildalgo)• Unity in a Divided World (Deidra Riggs)

SATURDAY• Coach Coffee or Global Sisterhood Coffee – 8:00 a.m.• Prayer Life (Lucretia Berry)• Mentor Farewell (an informal get-together in the Mentor Lounge) 1:15 - 2:00 p.m.• Contextualized Leadership Development (Sandra Maria Van Opstal)

ALL WEEKEND• Visit the Mentor Lounge – a special place for you to pray, chat or just put your feet up! (Open all

weekend – Location: Americas Seminar Room)• Leaders and mentors stop by Studio M for one of our MOMcon Meetups (networking on specific

topics).

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WORKSHOPS ON THURSDAY, 1:45-2:45 P.M. (A WORKSHOPS)

Fierce Love: The Big Emotions of Motherhood by My Quiet Cave1 in 5 postpartum women struggles with a mental or emotional health issue. This workshop informs on the most common disorders, including anxiety and depression, and provides resources for maternal wellness. Whether you are struggling or supporting a mother who is struggling, this workshop will help you break the stigma of mental and emotional health issues in motherhood.

KIMBERLY BRITT PETERSEN Kimberly Britt Petersen, MA, LPC is the Program Director for My Quiet Cave, a non-profit that serves to create space for Faith and Mental Health. Kimberly is originally from South Mississippi and now lives in Denver, Colorado with her husband, Marcus, and their 3 Warrior Princesses: Violet (6), Aslin (3), and Astrid (9 months). She loves spending time outdoors with her family during the day and cuddling up on the couch with sweets and her girls for movie nights.SALON 5

How Do I Know If I Am Parenting Well? by RestoreWe all wish our kids came with an operator’s manual! As moms, we often wonder, how do I even know if I am getting this right at all? Is what I am saying or doing helping or hurting? Did anything I do today make a difference? You are not alone! In this workshop, we’ll talk about what does matter to your child in their relationship to you, to others and to the world they live in.

SARA HAMILL Sara Hamill is a mom of two sons and has been married to her husband, Shane, for 22 years. She is Executive Director of Restore Small Groups, a non-profit in Nashville, Tennessee that specializes in creating unique and life-changing small group experiences for those wanting to understand their unique struggles and discover their true selves in a safe, supportive community. Sara has a Master’s degree in Conflict Management from Lipscomb University, is a certified Civil Mediator and has been trained in Clinical Pastoral Education through the St. Thomas Hospital CPE Program in Nashville.SALON A 3/4

I Said This, You Heard That by North Point MinistriesWhat parent hasn’t at least once wished for an owner’s manual for their child—something with troubleshooting tips for dealing with unpleasant behavior or instructions for care and maintenance? In this session, you’ll learn: how your child’s temperament affects the words they use, how your temperament affects the way you parent, the words your child needs to hear from you most, and the words that have the potential to hurt your child the most.

JENNY BOYETT Jenny Boyett is the mom to four daughters (three of them triplets!). She currently serves in North Point’s publishing ministry supporting authors and inspiring leaders with faith-based content. When she’s not shuttling her three teenage triplets around, Jenny’s dreaming about her next Joanna Gaines-inspired home project. She’s a graduate of Georgia Southern University, a huge proponent of counseling, and a raving fan of The Bachelorette.SALON 1

The Special Needs Parent Experience by Critically LovedJoin TyiaLynn as she gives a unique view of what it’s like to be a special needs parent. Learn practical tactics for managing your child’s healthcare and realistic ways to rejuvenate yourself so you will be a better caregiver for your child.

TYIALYNN SCOTT TyiaLynn Scott is the mother of three unique children, ranging in age from college to preschool. Alongside her husband, Beau, she’s continually working on abiding in her Creator, investing in her children and savoring friendships. Professionally, TyiaLynn was co-owner of a small consulting firm for sixteen years. Then in 2015, she shifted her focus and founded Critically Loved, a nonprofit dedicated to helping parents of critically and chronically ill children navigate a difficult road.

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WORKSHOPS ON THURSDAY, 3:15-4:15 P.M. (B WORKSHOPS)

How to be a Justice-Minded Family by International Justice MissionJoin International Justice Mission’s (IJM) staff and volunteers in a panel discussion on how you can be a justice mama and lead your family in seeking justice on behalf of others. No matter what age and stage you and your family are in, hear how other justice mama’s have used their time and gifts to make a difference in their community and around the world. International Justice Mission is the world’s largest international anti-slavery organization fighting to end slavery, trafficking and other forms of violent oppression against the poor.

Host: Michelle Quiles, Senior Director of Partnerships, IJMPanel of justice mama’s: Melissa Russell, Regional President of North America, IJM, Crystal Brunton, IJM volunteer leader, Jessica Cushman, IJM volunteer

All attendees will receive a complimentary children’s activity book with stories and activities you can share with your children.SALON A 3/4

Combatting the Effects of Screen Time by Creative MemoriesRecent research on how smartphone use influences psychological functioning concluded that smartphones “consistently interfere with the emotional benefits people could otherwise reap from their broader social environment.” And children and teens are spending more and more time with screens. Join us to learn about new research that explores the potential of social activities to help you and your child experience nostalgia and its many benefits. You’ll leave with easy, actionable tips to use with your family.

DIANE LAMPERT & BRITTANY MACIOCE Diane Lampert is a smart, savvy and kind entrepreneur who built thriving memory-keeping businesses in both the United States and Australia. Now, she works on behalf of Creative Memories to inspire, encourage and train Advisors on best practices and easy, fun ways to grow their sales and teams. Brittany Macioce is a Creative Memories Advisor and helps moms and families learn how to save their memories while she also earns extra monthly income for her family. SALON 1

Joyful Work From Home by WeekdaysWe all need a project that is just for us--that brings us fulfillment and joy. Have you thought about exploring one of your hobbies or passions to also bring in some extra income for your family? Join the leaders of a new tech startup focused on empowering women to talk through how you can harness your creativity and deepen community connections by starting a family-friendly business.

SHAUNA CAUSEY & JACQUELINE SCHAFER Shauna Causey has been focused on helping women (and men) start businesses for the last two years. She is the former VP of Startup Weekend where she launched a program in 20 countries, Startup Women, to encourage more women across the world engaging in entrepreneurship.Jacqueline Schafer is part of the founding team at Weekdays, leading policy, regulatory affairs, and partnerships. She previously served as in-house counsel at Casey Family Programs.

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YIKES – My Preschooler is Going to Kindergarten by EdChoiceYou’re in the process of deciding where your child will attend kindergarten. What should you be focused on? What options do you have? We’ll introduce you to the concept of K-12 choice, different schooling types and how families use choice to find the best fit for their kiddos. There will be plenty of time for your questions and an engaged conversation.

CHANTELLE HENDRY, MARILYN RHAMES, CANDACE PATE & CATHERINE DUNKIN ROBINSON Chantelle Hendry works in the nonprofit sector, honing her skills advocating for family’s choice options, serving as a board member for an early education center and a proud member of MOPS leadership in Zionsville, Indiana. Marilyn Rhames is the founder and CEO of Teachers Who Pray (TWP), a nonprofit that equips educators to ground their work in knowledge, faith, prayer and spiritual practices. Candace Pate is the Executive Director for Institutional Advancement at Martin University. Catherine Dunkin Robinson taught high school social studies, wrote columns for The Tampa Tribune and Creative Loafing and organized for the Democratic party both in Florida and Massachusetts for almost 25 years.SALON 5

The Balancing Act: Taking Care of Yourself AND Your Family Being a mom who takes care of her family AND takes care of herself is a delicate balance – a balance that has always been a priority. Now that her kids are launched into their own lives, Megan has the time to reflect on the challenges of raising a family, building a national retail brand and all the lessons she’s learned. Join Megan as she shares her thoughts on balancing self-care while raising a family and the encouragement to do what works for you.

MEGAN TAMTE Megan Tamte is the co-founder and CEO of EVEREVE, a contemporary women’s fashion brand with retail stores nationwide, a thriving e-commerce division and a fast-growing subscription styling box service called Trendsend. Megan founded EVEREVE with her husband, Mike and together, they have built the company into a $125M business. In 2004, Megan opened the first store in Edina, Minnesota and today, there are 86 stores in 26 states and 1700 employees nationwide. Megan continues to travel the country, visiting stores, meeting with business partners and sharing her journey with entrepreneurs at women’s leadership events.

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Being a Purposeful ParentParenting is one of the most important callings of our lives. This class centers around four basic concepts for being an intentional parent. We’ll discuss the purpose of parenting, the significance of our contribution, and some foundational ingredients our kids need from us. This time will also invite you to consider some important questions your kids need you to ask. You will leave with four questions to answer on behalf of your kids, as well as instructions on some great experiential activities to do with your family.

DAVID THOMAS David Thomas, L.M.S.W., is the Director of Family Counseling at Daystar Counseling in Nashville, TN, and the co-author of eight books, including the best-selling Wild Things: The Art of Nurturing Boys (Tyndale House Publishers). He is a frequent guest on national television and podcasts, has been featured in various publications, and speaks across the country. He and his wife, Connie, have a daughter, twin sons and a feisty yellow lab named Owen. You can follow him on social media at @raisingboysandgirls and find the latest parenting resources at raisingboysandgirls.com.

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The Brave Art of Motherhood Sponsored by The Bible ProjectThis conversation revolves around 3 topics: Your Thoughts Matter, The Power of Inches, and Reframing Your Present. In this journey, Rachel will teach you about kind of faith that Joseph had in the Bible, and that’s the faith in a future you can’t yet see. Rachel will help you realize that part of what is holding you back is yourself.

RACHEL MARIE MARTIN Rachel Marie Martin believes in the power of the human spirit to overcome, thrive and find deep joy. She is the writer behind the site FindingJoy.net and author of The Brave Art of Motherhood. Her articles have been translated into over 25 languages, her site reaches millions of visitors per month and she has a robust, engaged Facebook community. Rachel is a single mom to seven, and calls Nashville, Tennessee, her home.

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Everyday Ways to do Evangelism During the course of our lives, we will interact with both believers and non-believers. How do we get them to know more about our faith? Where does the conversation begin? What and how can we share with them the good news? Through this workshop, you will find just how valuable you are to the Kingdom. You will find that you are an angel with power and might. You can help transform the life or lives of those whom you will meet just by understanding what Evangelism is all about.

PATRICIA PROBY Min. Patricia Proby is the mother to five wonderful children, grandmother to 12 and great-grandmother to 4. Her favorite scripture sums up her faith as a believer, “Delight thyself also in the LORD: and he shall give thee the desires of thine heart” (Psalms 37: 4). She currently resides in Charlotte, NC and is the Lead Minister for Assimilation for New Members, P.L.A.C.E. Coordinator, Studio P Producer and First Friends Director.SALON 4

WORKSHOPS ON FRIDAY, 1:00 – 2:00 P.M. AND 2:30 – 3:30 P.M.

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How Saucy Are You? Parenting for Unity in a Divided World As a parent, where do you fall on this spectrum? How are you teaching your children to recognize, navigate, and appropriately honor our differences? How do you lead them to be peacemakers and Christ followers in a world of diversity? In this workshop, you’ll be encouraged to ask the embarrassing questions about differences and diversity, stick your foot in your mouth, and say the thing that might offend -- all without judgement. This workshop is a safe space, designed to help you find your footing under the direction of a skilled and experienced change agent. You will leave with a clear strategy to begin teaching your children to be agents of unity in a divided world.

DEIDRA RIGGS Deidra Riggs is a national speaker and acclaimed author. Her knowledge, personality and training make her ideally suited for companies looking for practical, sustainable, creative, fun and measurable diversity and inclusion leadership. Riggs combines a lifetime of cultural bridge-building with proven communication skills and compassionate insight to serve organizations seeking to create an atmosphere of increasing cultural competency and clarity in the area of true diversity and inclusion.SALON E 1/2

Leading Gracefully in a Beautifully Broken World Leading Gracefully in a Beautifully Broken World is a scripture-soaked guide for all levels of leadership – especially as that leadership inevitably encounters the beautifully broken hearts of humanity. Practical, pro-active and deeply hopeful, this session will uniquely equip you to stand wisely and gracefully in the places of influence and leadership to which the Lord has called you – especially when it’s difficult.

ALLISON ALLEN From her kindergarten stage debut as a bovine to performing one-woman pieces with Women of Faith, Allison Allen has always relished the power of story, the thrill of walking in the shoes of others, and the joy of stringing words together. In 2017, her first nationally published book, Shine, was released. Her second book, Thirsty for More, was published in 2018. Allison is married and together they have two sons: Levi and Luke. Connect with Allison at allisonallen.net and all major social media platforms.SALON 1

Missing Out Many times it’s easy to feel that being a special needs mom is just a sea of loss, frustration and failure, but it can be so much more! We will work through some exercises and practical tips for channeling all the hurt into growth, and give some great insight to how friends of these special moms can better support them.

MEREDITH F . VAZQUEZ In 2017, Meredith's son, Jude, was diagnosed with Autism and Sensory Processing Disorder. Since then, she’s had to blow up her current family and work model to adjust to this new way of life that traded work trips and spa appointments for therapy and sleep deprivation. After self-teaching herself the system of IEPs, therapy, and insurance battles, she was moved to start the hilarious “No This Blog” (nothis.org) as a tribute to her son and to be an encouragement to other mothers.SALON 5

Overwhelmed Join author Lis Burns as she helps you sift through the storms of anxiety, stress and fatigue. Since Jesus said, “My yoke is easy and my burden is light” and “Come to me all who are weary and I will give you rest,” why do we feel anything but light or rested? Learn both practical and Spiritual steps you can take to minimize feelings of helplessness as a mom, wife and child of God.

LIS BURNS Lis Burns is an author, speaker, singer, songwriter, pastor’s wife, and mother who has a passion for women’s ministry. She brings a unique blend of Bible-based teaching, original music and comical wit to help women find their freedom and purpose in Christ. Her experience as a cancer survivor has made her determined to bring the truth of God’s love to women everywhere. Lis and her husband Jason reside in Florida with their three children, Joey, Gavin, and Ella.SALON A-3/4

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Always We Begin Again: A Discussion on SurrenderWe cannot trust God and be in control at the same time, and this is horrible news for most of us. But so much of mothering and family life require letting go, so how can we practice surrender – even when it’s uncomfortable, unpopular and the very last thing we want to do? Let’s get together and talk about what it means to surrender our minute-to-minute lives and the lives of those we love to begin again in a posture of openness even when it feels impossible.

LEEANA TANKERSLEY Leeana Tankersley is a writer, mom and storyteller. The author of five books, Leeana speaks, podcasts, and teaches writing. She is a lover of chips and salsa, burning the good candle and rooting for the underdog. Leeana’s work is almost always about the scared-sacred path of beginning again with God, ourselves, and each other. Keep up with Leeana at LeeanaTankersley.com or follow her @tankersleyleeana.SALON 1

Becoming a Trusted LeaderHow do you become the kind of leader who others want to follow? One who accomplishes goals while encouraging and developing those they lead? What is the best way to navigate failure? This workshop will answer these and other real-life questions that leaders face. Filled with practical ideas and vulnerable stories from years of leading, Cathy Roberts will normalize all the big feelings that come with leadership and offer proven tips on how to maximize your influence, grow as a leader and maintain your joy and passion.

CATHY ROBERTS Cathy Roberts is a coach, trainer, leader and MOPS board member. She has trained worldwide on a variety of topics including team building, improving organizational communication, cross-cultural issues, motivation, leadership development and improving workplace effectiveness. She has the joy of living out her professional mission statement to inspire, equip and empower individuals and organizations to maximize their potential.SALON 4

The Spirituality and Science of Gratitude Life is hard. As we grow older, we discover many things that confirm this: marriage, parenting, finances and the daily grind. However, life is also beautiful, rewarding, intoxicating and breathtaking. How do we hold these truths in tension? A simple answer is gratitude. In this workshop, we will discover how the practice of gratitude has the power to not only transform our hearts and souls, but how it can lead us toward greater physical health, and learn simple practices we can build into the daily lives of our families.

MICHAEL H IDALGO Michael Hidalgo is the Lead Pastor of Denver Community Church and is the author of Unlost: Being Found by the One We Are Looking For and Changing Faith: Questions, Doubts and Choices About the Unchanging God. Michael hosts the Changing Faith Podcast, a place to explore and consider questions and next steps for those whose faith and spirituality is changing. Michael, his wife and their three children live in Denver, Colorado.SALON 3

Raising Worry-Free KidsKids are growing up in a world of worry today. What can we do to slow the epidemic for kids, in general? And, even more importantly, what can you do to calm the worry-related meltdowns and help your child find the confidence to fight his or her own brand of Worry Monster? In this seminar, you’ll gain an understanding of the what’s and why’s in terms of the differences between anxiety and worry, and where your child is on the continuum, receive tools to overcome the worry that your child will inevitably face and find hope as your child discovers a sense of faith that is stronger than any worry this age of anxiety can bring.

SISSY GOFF Sissy Goff, M.Ed., LPC-MHSP spends most of her days talking with girls and their families, with the help of her counseling assistant/pet therapist, Lucy the Havanese. Sissy speaks to parents across the country, is the author of eleven books, and she is a regular contributor to various podcasts and publications, including their own soon-to-be released podcast called “Raising Boys and Girls.” You can find more information and resources at raisingboysandgirls.com.SALON 2

WORKSHOPS ON SATURDAY, 2:00 – 3:00 P.M. AND 3:30 – 4:30 P.M.

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From Unnatural to Supernatural Mom This interactive workshop is for you if you’ve ever wondered why the other moms seem to have it together while you struggle to live up to the ideal of the Natural Mom. With moms like you, you’ll explore why you’re a natural in some aspects of mothering while other areas leave you gnashing your teeth. You’ll learn how to steer clear of motherhood burnout. Join Hettie Brittz as she shares keys to becoming a supernaturally natural mom instead of buying into the myth of the Supermom. Even you can live in the liberating truth that you are the perfect mom for your kids.

HETTIE BRITTZ Hettie Brittz started her career as a speech, language and hearing therapist for kids with learning and behavioral difficulties, but changed career paths when God’s relentless desire to restore broken families touched her heart. In 2008, she founded Evergreen Parenting – a family ministry that helps parents embrace their children’s unique design. Hettie’s motto is, “Understand your design; live your purpose!” She passionately believes that everything worthwhile hinges on relationships with each other and with God.SALON E-1/2

Coping with Anxiety in a Deal-With-It World If you’ve ever felt swallowed by the worries and what-if’s of raising kids, if a racing mind has ever kept you up at night — you are not alone. Anxiety can manifest in our lives and impact our motherhood in all kinds of ways. In this workshop, Becky will help take anxiety out of the darkness of isolation and bring it into the light of shared experience. Together, we’ll unpack both situational and clinical anxiety and the resulting shame that can paralyze and entangle us. You don’t have to just deal with it alone. Help, hope, and healing are possible.

BECKY KEIFE Becky Keife is the community manager for DaySpring’s (in)courage, a resource company and online community that connects women to God’s Word through stories from our ordinary, often messy lives. She is a writer and speaker who loves encouraging women in the thick of it. Becky has been married for 14 years to her husband, Chris, and they have three spirited sons ages 7, 9, and 10. They call Southern California home and love hiking in their local foothills. Connect with Becky on Instagram @beckykeife.SALON E-3/4

Custom-Fitted Prayer LifeDo you ever wonder how you can have a powerful prayer life when you can barely get the kids dressed in the morning? And yet we know that prayer is necessary when it comes to fully embracing our roles as wife, mom, and the many other roles we embrace. To whom much is given, a custom-fitted prayer life is required. In this workshop, we will learn to outfit our prayer lives to sustain and complement our complex lives.

LUCRETIA BERRY Dr. Lucretia Berry is the founder of Brownicity - Many Hues, One Humanity (brownicity.com), an agency dedicated to advocacy, education and support for racial healing and antiracism. She is a wife to Nathan, mother of three little girls, and a former college professor, whose passion for oneness led her to author What LIES Between Us: Fostering First Steps Towards Racial Healing, a journey guide designed specifically for ‘beginners’ to learn about racism.SALON A-3/4

Contextualized Leadership DevelopmentWhat is the difference between leaders that are effective in today’s multicultural world and those that fail? Cultural Intelligence (CQ) which can be understood as the capability to relate and work effectively across cultures. Join in on a discussion that increases our awareness of the cultural values in our leadership. You will walk away with a much better understanding of yourself and some skills to enhance your impact.

SANDRA MARIA VAN OPSTAL Sandra Maria Van Opstal has impacted others through her leadership and preaching on topics such as justice, poverty, racism, racial identity, reconciliation and global mission. She has been featured at Wheaton College, North Park University, The Justice Conference, Evangelical Covenant conferences, Willow Creek Association conferences, and various churches. Sandra serves as a board member for Evangelicals for Justice and the Christian Community Development Association. In addition to her ministry experience, Sandra holds a Masters of Divinity from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School in Illinois and has been published in multiple journals.SALON 3

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Siri “Us” DirectionThanks to Siri, and map applications, fewer people have to deal with the stress of being lost. All couples face turns in their journeys together, and without knowing what’s ahead, they sometimes feel surprised when at the crossroads. Discover some Siri “Us” Direction for your marriage that will ease the stress when arriving at the unknown.

JONATHAN AND STACY DICKERSON Jonathan and Stacy Dickerson bring a wealth of knowledge to their speaking role, highlighting first-hand experience from a diverse pool of interpersonal communication strategies. Stacy has traveled the world, climbed an active volcano and loves an afternoon at the dog park. Jonathan has played professional football, performed on Broadway and can’t get enough of riding motorcycles. Together, Stacy and Jonathan provide financial literacy trainings and education by facilitating Dave Ramsey’s Financial Peace University and lead other ministry endeavors at their church.SALON 5

You Be You Sponsored by Be-In-CouragedHow does she do it all? Are my kids more messed up than hers? Am I doing this mom thing right? Comparison is a heightened struggle for moms and it’s easy to wonder if we’re measuring up or falling behind. Through funny stories, practical Bible application and an honest conversation about comparison, this workshop will take you from hopeless to hopeful about your unique rhythm as a woman and as a mom.

NICKI KOZIARZ Nicki Koziarz is a two-time best-selling author and speaker with Proverbs 31 Ministries. She is a wife to Kris and mom to three girls, Taylor, Hope & Kennedy. Nicki’s family runs a small farm just outside of Charlotte, NC they affectionately call The Fixer Upper Farm. Nicki speaks nationally at conferences, retreats and meetings. She has also been featured on Life Today. An evangelist at heart Nicki inspires others to become the best version of who God created them to be.NORTHERN HEMISPHERE B-AB

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Room by Room: Your Essential Guide to a Clutter-Free HomeIn this workshop, Kathi walks you through your house room-by-room to create organizational zones that are functional and practical. She will help you tackle the three-step process to dedicate your space for the purpose it was intended for, decide how you want to live in that space and declutter your way to not only reveal a home that you’ve always dreamed of, but the life you were always intended to live.

KATHI L IPP Kathi Lipp loves to connect with those who are overwhelmed by clutter, by people or by life and give them real help and how-tos to move them forward. With humor and wisdom, Kathi offers hope paired with practical steps to live with meaning. She has become well respected on the topics of clutter from a biblical perspective (who knew there was such a thing?).NORTHERN HEMISPHERE

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Live Like You are Never Alone As we fight fears in motherhood and life, we can feel as though we’ll be left alone to fight the hardest battles of life without our girlfriends or significant others. Join author Tiffany Bluhm as she explores what it means to live like you are never alone in a world that leaves us feeling rejected, confused and isolated.

TIFFANY BLUHM Tiffany Bluhm, author of She Dreams and Never Alone, is a speaker, writer, and podcast co-host of “Why Tho.” Tiffany speaks regularly at conferences and events, and her work has been featured on outlets such as TODAY Parents, YouVersion Bible app, the Hallmark Channel, ScaryMommy.com and Thrive Global. She lives in Tacoma, Washington, with her husband and two sons. To find out more, find Tiffany on Instagram @tiffanybluhm or visit tiffanybluhm.com.

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