Facing the Girl in the Mirror Conference Saturday, October 3, 2026 from 9 am to 2 pm
That girl in the mirror, you know, the one you see every time you wake up. Who is she to you? Are you disappointed in the reflection? Do you feel like she is not worth loving? Maybe if you lost a few pounds, got better grades, or had a boyfriend you would finally be able to look at her and be happy with the reflection.
If this is you, know that you are not alone. Many women wake up and face the same battle everyday. Sadly, our world is no help as we are constantly bombarded with advertisments in the store and on social media that if only we looked like this or were more like her, we too could be loved and wanted. But that is a lie.
The truth is you were formed with purpose by the One who loves you with an everlasting love. If you would like to know more about who you were created to be and that you are indeed loved, cherished, and wanted, come to this FREE event being held for college girls between the ages of 18 to 25. It is Saturday, October 3, 2026 from 9 am to 2 pm and held at Sans Souci Church, 3100 Old Buncomb Rd, Greenville, SC.
We will provide you with lunch, a small gift, and an opportunity to hear from other women who faced similar struggles as you. There will be three precious testimonies, along with live music, and these three workshops.
Maybe Now: the story of Leah by Sarah Schurman
So often we find ourselves saying if I lose this much weight or change my behavior someone will finally love me. We fall for the "too" lie, the one that says we are too big, too small, too outgoing, too shy, too something. Yet there is One who loves us with an everlasting love and has said we are enough because He is enough. The same God who saw Leah sees you and me today.
Facing the Girl in the Mirror by Melissa Baker
She is the first person we see in the mirror and the last one before bed. Sadly, many of us are disappointed in what we see. Insecurity is a silent battle fought by women all around the world and we are afraid to talk about it. How do we move past our insecurity so that we can see the person God does? Living Loved by Sarah Schurman
The Bible tells us that we are loved by God but how much of our life reflects that truth? Many of us live striving to win God’s love and His approval but His love can’t be earned. He loves us with an everlasting love and He only asks that we accept it and return it. What would happen if we truly embraced this love and let it impact our life today?