Hello Beautiful!

I often imagine the need of humanity circling planet earth across our city streets, neighborhoods, and homes. IMAGINE is a community of women - a SISTERHOOD - of ordinary girls with extraordinary hearts gathering together to respond to the cry of humanity.

Ralph Waldo Emerson once said, “Every wall is a door.” Locally, each week, our response - doors of hope - shows itself in many forms. Where the elderly sit in Heaven’s waiting room, we bring a smile and a cookie, and offer love. Where victims of abuse and trafficking wear the scars of injustice, we bring a message of value and hope. Globally, we help enable women who have been mutilated to find restoration, body, soul and spirit. We give orphans a place to call Home.

IMAGINE is a movement that empowers the everyday lives of everyday girls wanting to influence their world. The IMAGINE conference experience is an amazing, life-changing 48 hours for women of all ages and stages who want to find purpose and make a difference in this world. Every detail threaded into the fabric of IMAGINE is created with YOU in mind!

It is my prayer that through gathering the girls in your world and coming to IMAGINE, more of our purpose would be revealed, as we equip and mobilize the women of this generation, and generations to come, to go out into this big world and change it! Imagine heaven on earth, with YOU as a key ingredient.

Our very amazing speakers this year are from our Hillsong Family. Julia A’Bell, along with her husband Joel, are the Lead Pastors of Hillsong Church Australia, and Christine Caine is Global Ambassador for Hillsong Church, as well as Founder and Director of The A21 Campaign. Their wisdom and passion will leave you forever changed.

I love you and I believe in you! And I want to thank you for inviting your friends, your family, your neighbors, your sisters to Imagine, so that together we can change our world. Can’t wait to see you for the most amazing IMAGINE adventure of our lives!



Her heart is full of another world even when her hands are most busy about this world. [matthew henry commentary : proverbs 31 woman]