Ready for a weekend of biblical teaching, meaningful worship and lasting encouragement with other women? Join us for LYFE Women’s Conference at Clarks Summit University! Be refreshed as you step away from distractions to be reminded that you are loved by God. LYFE Women’s Conference has been a favorite event for thousands of women from
Ready for a weekend of biblical teaching, meaningful worship and lasting encouragement with other women? Join us for LYFE Women’s Conference at Clarks Summit University! Be refreshed as you step away from distractions to be reminded that you are loved by God. LYFE Women’s Conference has been a favorite event for thousands of women from
Join us for the Ladies Christmas Luncheon, at Family Life, ft. Jill Kelly. Attendees will enjoy a delicious banquet followed by keynote speaker and best-selling author Jill Kelly. Jill is the wife of retired Buffalo Bills Quarterback and Pro Football Hall of Famer, Jim Kelly, and together they have established the Hunter’s Hope Foundation. Jill
Ready for a weekend of biblical teaching, meaningful worship and lasting encouragement with other women? Join us for LYFE Women’s Conference at Clarks Summit University! Be refreshed as you step away from distractions to be reminded that you are loved by God. LYFE Women’s Conference has been a favorite event for thousands of women from
Join us for the Christmas Luncheon ft. Dámaris Carbaugh on Thursday, November 18th from 12PM – 3PM. Attendees will enjoy a delicious banquet followed by keynote speaker, Dámaris Carbaugh, known to many by her singing talents and connection to the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir. Dámaris will be using her storytelling talents and sharing a Christmas devotional
Join us for the Carol McLeod Ministries Women’s Conference, “Vibrant,” on September 17-18, 2021 at Life Church Buffalo! Regardless of your socioeconomic status, your education, your marital status, or your health, you are called to live joyfully, seeing each obstacle as an opportunity for growth. A vibrant individual’s persona is attached to their convictions rather