2026 Breakouts

"Embracing the Fog: Trusting God when life is unclear"
Mary Morgan-Corbitt
The fog moments of life - transitions, grief, seasons of waiting, unanswered questions - invite us into a deeper dependence on God. In our time together, we will explore clinging to God's guidance and walking by faith, not by sight (2 Corinthians 5:7).

"Reap then Labor: Equipped for the Great Commission through Fellowship with Christ"
Andrea Fullington
Pain and conflict can often make the temptation to isolate more and more appealing. As we study Jesus' interactions with the woman at the well in John 4, we'll learn how the Light equips us for the inevitable discomfort that comes with the obedient pursuit of fellowship and evangelism, regardless of how dark things become.

"When Life Doesn't Make Sense: Walking Confidently in the Light When We Face the Unexpected"
Amanda Martin
Life doesn't always turn out the way we expected. Sometimes it doesn't make sense to us, and we may even find ourselves experiencing darkness rather than light...how should we respond biblically when we experience these things? Studying passages from the book of Ecclesiastes and Ezekiel, we'll look at how Christ shepherds us and how we can confidently walk in the Light no matter what we face.

"Walking in a Manner Worthy: The Beauty of the Local Church"
Rachel Vincent
How does the local church fit into our Christian life? In our time together looking at Ephesians 4:1-16, we will unpack the purpose of the church and the role of the people in it, so that together we can all learn to "Walk in a manner worthy of our calling."

"Living As a Witnesses of the Light"
Arrica Hess
In John 1, we see powerful truth and calling: Jesus is the Light, and John the Baptist is the witness to the Light. This breakout uses these two amazing examples to explore how evangelism is an invitation to discipleship. Participants will learn to faithfully proclaim the message, embody the character of the messenger, and live out the mission of pointing others to Christ.

Locations

St. Charles

Wentzville

Warrenton

Women's Conference - April 2026