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Maureen Miller is a devoted wife to her husband, Mark Miller, and a mom to four wonderful children, ages 11 to 23. As a pastor’s wife, she pours her heart into her family, her church, and her community- pointing them to Jesus. Along with her ministry calling, Maureen is an interior designer and serves as the HR Manager at East Main Kitchen—a place and community she loves deeply. She brings creativity, compassion, and a servant’s heart into everything she does. More than anything, Maureen’s heart beats for Jesus. Her greatest joy is spending time with Him and helping women discover the same freedom, acceptance, and transforming love in Christ that has shaped her own life.

We will look at what was required of the woman with the issue of blood, who reached out to Jesus for healing. She pressed through fear, public shame, and religious barriers to touch Him, believing He was her only hope. Her bold act of faith brought complete healing and restoration. True faith sometimes requires courage, risk, and stepping beyond comfort to reach Jesus. Could her bold act of faith and obedience show us the way for our own healing and joy.

When Jesus turned to the woman with the issue of blood and said, 'Take heart, Daughter,' His words were filled with compassion and reassurance. For twelve long years, she had lived with pain, loneliness, and a sense of being unseen. Yet when she reached out to Him in faith, Jesus stopped, noticed her, and called her “daughter”. In that moment, he wasn’t just healing her body—he was restoring her worth and reminding her she belonged to Him. “Take heart,” was His tender invitation to let go of fear and step into the peace and acceptance that only He can give.

Heather Heatwole lives a full life in Dalton, OH, with her husband and their four teen and adult children. Her family owns and operates Hannah’s Cavapoos and Better Life Coffee, and her husband serves as senior pastor at Christian Life Mennonite. Heather is a Bible-believing, puppy-raising, coffee-serving, mom-taxiing, pickleball-playing, number-crunching, always-cooking, homeschooling mom and pastor’s wife who is passionate about women’s discipleship and encouraging women in their walk with Christ.

Is life coming at you fast? Is your plate full—and overflowing? Is this just a season, or a lifestyle? Together, we’ll explore what’s truly from God and what might be the expectations of others—or even our own. Can we experience peace in the busy? What does real rest look like?

No matter what’s on your plate—whether you’re juggling little ones, caring for aging parents, or navigating the demands of work and business—this session invites us to step back, refocus on what truly matters, prioritize wisely, and seek to honor and glorify God in all we do. We are never enough on our own—but when we walk in God’s will, He equips us, just as He prepared Esther “for such a time as this.”

Cherie Miller lives in Newark, Ohio, where she is a pastor’s wife and homeschooling mom of 4. Having spent time overseas in missions, traveling is one of her favorite things, as well as quality time with God and loved ones. She is passionate about the way God uses our stories to glorify Himself and encourage us as His children.

June Pollard is a beloved daughter of God, speaker and mentor to teen girls and women who want to fully discover and lean into the grace of God. She ministers with her husband , Daniel, internationally and locally through His Glory Ministries. June loves to read, has been married for fifty years, has six adult children, seven grandchildren and lives in Columbus, Ohio.

Have you experienced the transformative power of God’s grace in every season and stage of life? Join me in this workshop as we explore Ephesians 2:8-9 through the lens of 1 Samuel 7. Discover how God’s grace draws us out of sin, brings us to repentance, restores what is lost, gives us victory, and points us to Jesus, our Ebenezer stone.

I live in Dundee, Ohio with my Wonderful, Warrior, Friend and Husband Michael. We have four children, three boys and one daughter. Two of our boys are married. We are enjoying the role of Grandparents to a precious little Grandson. Love working in God’s great outdoor world! In the past we have served in the Ministry, Haiti and Belize, and various other small Mission outreaches.

Do two walk together unless they have agreed to do so?” Amos 3:3

Walking with God…Studying the Bible… Why is it important…What does it look like…Why don’t I enjoy reading and studying…Why is it so hard to understand the Bible…Do we still hear from God today…How and in what ways? My passion and desire is for us to be able to explore ways of having a close and intimate walk with God, learning how to know Him and His story for “The Heart can not Love What the Mind does not Know!” (Quote by Jen Wilkin)