The Women of Faith LOVED Tour: Oh what a weekend!
I am still beaming with excitement and radiating with joy. See, this weekend I got to attend the Women of Faith LOVED Tour in Fairfax, VA. It surpassed every expectation I had. Though the conference has been on-going for 20 years, this year was my first time attending. It was action packed with great worship, exalted praise and wonderful words glorifying the name of the one true king, God. We laughed, we cried and we took one HUGE group selfie (there were about 5000 of us in attendance).
The testimonies were amazing. Watching and listening to the speakers personify their valleys and mountaintop experiences moved our souls and grew us in all aspects of living a faith filled life. My most impactful take-aways are:
1. Peace is found in our connectedness. We are all and must continue to be Connected.
2. Truth makes room for hope!
3. Everything beautiful starts at rock bottom.
4. All things work together for your good, generationally.
5. Even in the tough face of adversity, keep dancing, painting, singing, writing – going!
6. Nothing is impossible!
7. All I know is… I am not home yet, this is not where I belong.
The only con to this over the top experience is my first tour is actually their last. Yes, this is the last year of the Women of Faith Tour. So, check the tour schedule at www.womenoffaith.com and don’t miss this once in a lifetime masterpiece of sweet aroma to our Heavenly Father. It is sure to bless your Christian living and stretch your personal growth.
Don’t forget to watch the video below. And to see more pics and videos of the awesome time had by all, search #woflovedtour on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. There are countless moments captured everyone wants to hold in their hearts forever!
A former school and community agency counselor and creator of the 7-Step Method, Anita’s helped guide people from the ages of eleven to fifty through their own life issues, personal transformations and professional endeavors. With an old soul and a comedic, honest voice. She uses many southern colloquialisms and colorful expressions to unwrap personal stories of surviving a homicidal alcoholic father, a mother in denial and four physically and emotionally abusive brothers and relates them to guiding principles and healing techniques.
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From nine-to-five, Anita is a Senior Acquisition Support Specialist, possessing over nineteen years of performing and administering program management and cradle-to-grave commercial and federal contracting activities for acquisitions ranging from $500,000 to over $2 Billion. She has progressively worked her way up the federal acquisition lifecycle and commercial supply chain through various positions from pre-award and requirements definition to commodities buying to contract close-out. In her career, she has mastered the art of transitioning to level-up.
Anita is a graduate of Limestone College, Virginia State University, and Strayer University with a B.S. in Mathematics, an M.Ed. in Guidance & Counseling, and an M.B.A. in Contracts & Acquisitions. You can find Anita online at ThatAnitaLive.com, Twitter, Periscope, Instagram and Facebook. Her handle is That Anita Live on all four social media platforms.
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