SPEAKERS AND ARTISTS
CHOOSE AN ARTIST OR SPEAKER
- Andrew Marin
- Andy Root
- Archie Honrado
- Barry Shafer
- Barry St. Clair
- Brent Parker
- Brian Schulenburg
- Brock Morgan
- Brooklyn Lindsey
- Cathy Burns
- Chap Clark
- Chris Folmsbee
- Chris Gilbert
- Corrie Boyle
- Crystal Kirgiss
- Dan Kimball
- Dan Webster
- Danielle Strickland
- Dave Ambrose
- Dave Rahn
- Duffy Robbins
- Eddie James
- Elizabeth "Libbie" Patterson
- Eric Venable
- Francis Chan
- Francis Collins
- George Bache
- Ginny Olson
- Greg Stier
- Heather Flies
- James Hampton
- Jay Delp
- Jay Howver
- Jeanne Stevens
- Jeannie Oestreicher
- Jeff Berger
- Jen Howver
- Jim Burns
- Jim Hancock
- Joe Piver
- Joel Lusz
- John Falke
- Kelly Lashly
- Lee Claypoole
- Les Christie
- Lilly Lewin
- Maggie Robbins
- Marcus Thorne
- Mark DeVries
- Mark Helsel
- Mark Matlock
- Mark Oestreicher
- Mark Yaconelli
- Marquis Laughlin
- Marv Penner
- Megan Hutchinson
- Michael Novelli
- Mike King
- Mike Pilavachi
- Mike Whittymore
- Pam Gibbs
- Reggie Joiner
- Rene Rochester
- Rich Van Pelt
- Rusty Wheelington
- Ruth Haley Barton
- Sally Chambers
- Sarah Arthur
- Scott Burks
- Scott Rubin
- Seth Barnes
- Shane Claiborne
- Shauna Niequist
- Sheryl Shaw
- Stan Lester
- Steve Carter
- Steve Gerali
- Tom Sine
- Tommy Woodard
- Tony Campolo
- Walt Mueller
- Will Penner
BIOGRAPHY
Shauna Niequist
Shauna lives in Grand Rapids, Michigan, with her husband Aaron and her son Henry. She's the author of Cold Tangerines, a collection of essays about the extraordinary moments in our everyday lives. Shauna grew up at Willow Creek, then studied English and French literature at Westmont College, in Santa Barbara, California. She worked at Willow Creek for five years and at Mars Hill for three years. Her very favorite things are throwing dinner parties, taking full advantage of Michigan summers, and reading great books.
SCHEDULE FOR NASHVILLE
Body and Soul: The Struggle to Live Well and Make Peace With the Bodies We've Been Given
(HERstory Breakout Sessions)
Nov 20 3:30 PM-5:00 PM
Nashville
In our time together, we’ll explore the many ways that women relate to their own bodies and the gifts and challenges that relationship brings. We’ll share stories and ideas and work together toward discovering more loving ways of relating to our physical selves, as well as helpful ways to shape the ideas and thoughts of the young women we lead.
Needle and Thread: The Importance of Creativity, Storytelling, and Writing For Your Ministry and For Your Life
(Seminar Series #2)
Nov 22 8:00 AM-9:30 AM
Nashville
Shauna will read from her book, Cold Tangerines, answer questions, and share ideas and stories about creativity as a lifestyle, the writing and publication process, and the ways that storytelling can enrich our lives and ministry experiences.
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