By Becki Lorden and Mary Frances Tracy
Marie Monville
BEL AIR, Md.—“When all other lights go out, He still shines!” This became the anthem to Marie Monville’s life when on October 2, 2006, in Lancaster, Pa., her then husband made a decision to hold an Amish schoolhouse hostage, changing her life as she knew it.
Monville will speak at the Fifth Annual Women’s Conference at Oak Grove Baptist Church on March 21, 2015. Her testimony was forged while moving through unthinkable circumstances, into the unfathomable love of the Father. On her darkest day, Monville simply chose to believe that “HE IS.” The act of faith radically propelled her into a future she could not have hoped for or imagined.
Monville speaks to the truth of God’s love: “It is deep enough to heal any wound, strong enough to break all bondage, and it brings life to the broken and light to those in darkness.”
She says she has found the secret to being “transformed into His likeness with ever increasing glory” (2 Cor 3:18) is by cultivating worship in the deepest places of her heart and releasing it before His throne. She will inspire you to dive deep into a passionate, transformative love relationship with God.
Sandy McRaney
As a bonus, Sandy McRaney, wife of Will McRaney, Executive Missional Strategist for the Mid-Atlantic Baptist Network, will speak about her personal ministry experiences while working with a variety of groups. Sandy graduated with a bachelor of arts in political science and is certified to teach secondary level English and history. She presently works at the Mid-Atlantic Baptist Network with minister’s wives and families. She savors her many life experiences.
Please join us at our 2015 Women’s Conference at Oak Grove Baptist Church on March 21, 2015. Cost of the conference is $25 per person, which includes a continental breakfast and lunch. For registration information, call the church office at (410) 838-9898 or visit online at www.oakgrovebaptist.com and click on 2015 Women’s Conference.