Getting Unstuck - Selah 2012 - A Seminar for Women
Breakout Sessions
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Cathy Roberts |
Are you wondering how to discover and live out your God-given purpose in your everyday life? This session will provide practical exercises that will help you get unstuck and provide a compass for decision making as you discern which of the opportunities before you are really a good fit and will help you to live life to the fullest for the glory of God. |
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Pamela Havey Lau |
Jesus said if you forgive others when they sin against you, your heavenly Father will also forgive you ... When we secretly live with not forgiving others, we are simply demanding our own way with God. This leads to a hardened heart. This session is designed to call us back into the presence of God where we can receive His forgiveness so He can show us how we can live abundantly and joyfully as we forgive others! |
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Donna Buhrow |
Oftentimes we feel as though our lives are enslaved by fear, shame and hurt. We base our self-esteem on past experiences and feel trapped in lives that are incomplete, inadequate and lack fulfillment. The good news is God has provided a solution that will help you rewrite your story, gain freedom from the chains of the past, reclaim your true identity in Christ, and engage in life with freedom, meaning and a hope for the future. |
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Diana Greene |
Break free! Become unstuck! Discover the four emotions for an extraordinary life. Gain a new perspective. Make decisions for action! |
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Stefanie Stern and Panel |
Part of getting unstuck in our own lives is being available to take risks and step into the lives of others - including those in other cultures. Come hear from women in different phases in the "journey" of pursuing missions and how they have experienced heart change through embracing the Great Commission both locally and abroad, through short-term and longer-term mission trips. |
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Lori Clark, Agape Church of Christ |
This class will identify and help women find spiritual healing from controlling relationships. God is the author of peace even when relationships become abusive. |
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Laurie Sheffield |
What’s the best "going-away" present we can give our kids when it's empty nest time? Strong marriages back at home! Whether your kids are young or grown, we need to be ready to enjoy and embrace the man we are raising them with! We'll talk about divorce-proofing our marriages and making sure we know the man we live with. If you don't, then we’ll teach you ways to get reacquainted. In God's Word there is so much he tells us about marriage. We don't have to figure this out alone! |
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Bev Hislop |
For all women who minister to women, either formally or informally Domestic abuse, eating disorders, same-sex attraction – the list is long. They have become part of a day's work for women and men in ministry. Yet, no one prepared you for this aspect of ministry to women. A physical wound is more quickly healed under the care of a physician who has both the medical understanding of how the body responds to injuries and the skill to provide an antiseptic environment for healing. In a similar way, an emotional wound is more likely to heal in the care of shepherds who understand the critical aspects of the "injury" and the appropriate insights that foster healing. This workshop is designed to give you some of those insights. |
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Jan Marshall |
This seminar discusses the commonness of addiction to both genders and all cultures and offers the solution of full freedom through the oldest means of all: biblical recovery. |
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This year at Selah, attendees will have the opportunity to help women and children in Africa to get “unstuck” from the poverty and disease that is part of their everyday lives. Two great organizations will be represented at the conference. Come ready to give your voice in advocacy, support a child, or purchase items made by women in Rwanda.
Africa New Life Ministries
Africa New Life Ministries works in Rwanda to break the cycle of poverty by providing education for impoverished children and vulnerable women. Each year more than 70 women receive vocational training in tailoring and are able to lift their families from the ashes of poverty. With only 20 percent of children graduating from high school, education is the key to improving Rwanda’s future. Through Africa New Life, more than 3,600 sponsored children have returned to the classroom and are on their way to transforming the nation of Rwanda! Visit africanewlife.org.
- ONE
ONE is a grassroots advocacy and campaigning organization that fights extreme poverty and preventable disease, particularly in Africa, by raising public awareness and pressuring political leaders to support smart and effective policies and programs that are saving lives. ONE Moms is a movement of moms everywhere using their extraordinary power by advocating for positive change. Visit one.org/us/actnow/moms.