If what you have read is encouraging to you, please share.
Also, Hillary would love to speak at your group. Below is a list of topics she can speak to:
MOPS/WOMEN
To The Full
Proverbs 31:25 describes the ideal godly woman as one who is clothed in strength and dignity, laughing or smiling at the future (depending upon the translation). I cannot think of a better description of a woman living life – To The Full. But, how do we become women who can laugh and smile at the future? Even when life doesn’t seem happy or funny. Hillary will explain five actionable steps we can implement to become women who can laugh and smile at the future, regardless.
Burn It Down
Oftentimes we allows circumstances, lies and labels to define us. It’s time to identify these misconceptions, Burn Them Down and replace them with truth. It’s time to embrace not who the world says we are, but who God says we are. To walk boldly and confidently in our True Identity in Christ!
Find Your Fire
The call to Find Your Fire hinges upon two factors: 1. Knowing your Purpose and 2. Knowing your Identity. Hillary will explain in detail the importance of Knowing your Purpose and Knowing your Identity so you can in turn encourage and impart truth to those in your spheres of influence.
Free Indeed
Jesus didn’t come just for our salvation, he came for our freedom. So, we can live daily in freedom. Hillary will examine the MOPS’ theme verses Luke 4:18-19, a passage that has come to embody hope and freedom for Hillary in her faith. Hillary will challenge you to trust God with whatever you may be facing because – “This is God’s year to act (Luke 4:19 MSG)!”
Adults
Hillary is passionate about God’s word. She is always quick to insert humor and draw upon her own life experiences as illustrations. She can tailor talks to a specific theme or speak to the following topics:
- The Freedom of Forgiveness
- God’s Relentless Love
- Our Identity in Christ
- Freedom
- Hope
- Kindness
- Seeing God’s presence even amidst our darkest moments and seasons
- Rejection
Middle School, High School or College Students – Faith Based
“Studies have shown that ages 12 to 34 are the highest risk years for sexual violence and that females ages 16-19 are four times more likely than the general population to be victims of these crimes.”1 The facts are daunting, but the only way to prevent future victimizations is to spread awareness – the earlier the better. Hillary will share her experiences of sexual assault in college and how God redeemed the darkest season of her life, completely transforming her faith and view of God. as well as speak to. Hillary also loves to do Questions & Answers with these age groups.
Grade School – Faith Based
Hillary will share a message of empowerment to young people about their worth and identity in Christ. She will emphasize God’s relentless love.
Middle School, High School or College Students
“Studies have shown that ages 12 to 34 are the highest risk years for sexual violence and that females ages 16-19 are four times more likely than the general population to be victims of these crimes.”1 The facts are daunting, but the only way to prevent future victimizations is to spread awareness – the earlier the better. Hillary will share her experiences, as well as speak to:
- What is Sexual Assault?
- Is Sexual Assault just a women’s issue since most victims are women?
- Consent
- Coercion
- Grooming
- Predators
- Healthy Relationships
- Being proactive and an advocate for yourself and your friends
- Risky Behavior – certain behaviors have been linked to an increased risk of sexual assault
- Resources for Sexual Assault Victims
- Life after Sexual Assault – seeking help and moving toward healing
- Facts and Statistics regarding Sexual Violence pertaining to teens and young adults
- An open forum for Questions and Answers
Grade School
Hillary will share a message of empowerment to young people. Everyone has value and worth. Nothing anyone can do to you can rob you of your value and worth. Everyone is unique and uniquely gifted. Our voices matter, should be heard and respected. Each of us gets to dictate what happens to our own bodies. “No” should always be respected.
- Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs, Bureau of Justice Statistics, Sex Offenses and Offenders (1997).
SCHEDULE – 2019
January 24th
Find Your Fire
MOPS Group
Paradise Valley United Methodist Church, Paradise Valley, Az
February 6th
Forgiveness
Navigators – New Eve Bible Study
University of Arizona, Tucson, Az
April 4th
Burn It Down – The Lies We Tell Ourselves
MOPS Group
Christ Presbyterian Church, Goodyear, Az
April 11th
Burn It Down – The Lies We Tell Ourselves
MOPS Group
Crossroads Nazarene Church, Chandler, Az
October 24th
To The Full – She Laughs
MOPS Group
Foothills Community Church, Tucson, Az
2020
March 4th
To The Full – She Laughs
Desert Springs Church MOPS Group
Calvary Chapel, Surprise, Az
May 1st
To The Full – She Laughs
MOPS Group
Hope Church, Tucson, Az
May 29th
The Freedom of Forgiveness
Women’s Conference
Christ Lutheran Vail Church, Vail, Az
Testimonials:
“Thank you so much for sharing your story…your kindness, courage, and strength were such an inspiration. Thank you for your bravery and strength to be open and reveal the work the Lord has done in your life.” – Ariel
“Wow, what a powerful story of how God has worked in your life!! What a witness of God’s love and mercy you are…it definitely shines through you!!” – Polly
“Wow! Thank you for trusting God and choosing to deal with your hurt his way. What a story you told. It was a perfect story of healing and hope. You were able to help so many.” – Glen
“Your story is so powerful! Thank you so much for sharing life with us and the way the Lord has taught you hope!” – Kelsey
“Your story is a wonderful testimony of faith and you are an amazing speaker…It’s such a powerful message of hope for women, young and old.” -Susan