The 2nd Women in Ministry conference, "Connected, Contemporary", was held on March 10-12 at the Central Assembly of God in Springfield, Missouri. According to Dr. Beth Grant, chairman of the Women in Ministry Taskforce, over 1,500 people attended the overall conference. The conference aimed to "connect with women who had a passion for ministry," said Dr. Grant.
Photo 1: Sanctuary view during Conference for Women in Ministry
Photo 2: Billie Davis, Martha Tennison, Arlene Allen, Lori O'Day enjoying special moments of the conference
Photo 3: Alicia Chole, workshop speaker
Photo 4: Jennifer Rothchild, guest soloist and author of "Lessons I Learned in the Dark"
Photo 5: Altar scene following evening plenary
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