RUNNING ON WAVES Women’s Conference

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Another powerful event we worked for several months to organize was a Women’s Conference “Running on the Waves”. The vision and goal of this conference was to empower the women to not conform, but transform in the midst of even the harshest circumstances, not allowing life’s crashing waves to steer them off course and equip them with their God-given courage to not just walk on water, but also to run on the waves. 

What a powerful conference it was! Women were so drawn to this conference, that we had over 100 ladies who aren’t even believers who wanted to be a part of it. 

We know not a single one of them left untouched by God’s favour or unchanged by His grace!

 

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