What if your everyday work could be an expression of worship to God? Whether you work in the marketplace, serve or vounteer in ministry, or care for others, your daily effort holds immense divine value. Join Eugene Holsinger, Executive Administrator at The Bridge with over 20 years of corporate and ministry experience, for an engaging & practical conversation about bringing faith into the workplace. Together, we will learn how to bridge the gap between Sunday faith and Monday reality, turning ordinary tasks & unpaid labor into powerful acts of praise.

Rachael Hogan and Jennifer Stauffer invite you to their session on how to pursue personal worship when walking into a new season of life. Whether it’s a joy, surprise or unexpected transition, we will share from our own personal experiences and Scripture on how the Lord met us in each of those. Jennifer leads a mom’s group called Mums at the church and has two children ages 4 and 2 years old. She and her husband, Pastor Peter, have been at The Bridge for six years. Rachael is mother to Oliver and has a Doctorate in Physical Therapy. She serves as one of the youth leaders in Vertical, serving alongside her husband, Pastor Austin.

Kim Wiser, leader of Journey For Women Connection Group, would love to share with you all that she’s discovered about Worship while facing trauma, fear, overwhelming circumstances and crushing emotions. There is so much to learn in these situations and Worship is the gateway to God‘s outpouring of deliverance, wisdom and freedom.

Mary Scro has been sharing and teaching about Jesus in a variety of ways for over three decades, including at the Bridge for the past 12 years. She is currently leading a connection group called Level Up about getting back to the basics to move forward in your faith journey. Her topic for this conference is “Worship and Integrity” (let your yes be yes and your no be no), and how personal integrity is vitally important to worshipping Jesus in spirit and in truth. Mary and her husband Don live with her mom in Marshall, VA.

Naomi Hess will share what she has learned about worship in loss/grief. While experiencing the rawness and pain of loss, intentionally worshipping the Lord becomes both a potent offering to Him and a fierce weapon of warfare against the enemy’s schemes. Naomi Hess serves in the cafe with her family and loves encouraging others to deepen their faith.