2 Weeks Till Deeply Rooted!!
We’ve been praying over each speaker, workshop leader, and registered attendee. We can’t wait to see how the Holy Spirit moves among us in November.
Author: Tammy Perlmutter
Tammy Perlmutter writes about unabridged life, fragmented faith, and investing in the mess at her blog Raggle-Taggle. She lives communally at Jesus People USA in Chicago with her husband, daughter, two rats, and 250 other people. She will have an essay included in the forthcoming book Soul Bare: Reflections on Becoming Human, being published in the spring by Inter Varsity Press. She is a contributing writer for Sick Pilgrim.
November 2018 Workshops!
FAITH: TRACEY BIANCHI: TRUE YOU: FINDING YOUR PEACE, STRENGTH, AGENCY, AND THE WISDOM TO USE YOUR VOICE (Based on Tracey’s book True You: Overcoming Self-Doubt and Using Your Voice.) Tracey Bianchi is a freelance writer, speaker, and pastor who makes her home in Chicago. She is the Worship & Teaching Pastor at Christ Church of Oak Brook where 2500+ people gather weekly for worship.
3 Weeks Till Deeply Rooted!!
We have an enemy who does not want women to connect, learn, be challenged, or encouraged. He wants us isolated and defeated. We’re not giving up.
Meet Sherin Ahmed Ali
Amazing news! We have added another speaker to our already fabulous lineup! Sherin Ahmed Ali is an associate pastor at River City Community Church in Chicago. She spent most of her growing up years in Chiang Mai, Thailand, before coming to America to attend Moody Bible Institute. It was there that her call to ministry… Continue reading Meet Sherin Ahmed Ali
Introducing Tracey Bianchi
Tracey Bianchi is a freelance writer, speaker and pastor who makes her home in Chicago. She is the Worship & Teaching Pastor at Christ Church of Oak Brook where 2500+ people gather weekly for worship.
Meet Kimberly Majeski
Kimberly is founder and CEO of Stripped Inc., a not for profit ministry empowering women in the sex trade to walk out of fear and into love.
Meet Chi Chi Okwu
Chi Chi Okwu is a speaker and writer passionate about issues relating to faith and justice specifically in the areas of race, gender, and class.
