On this Covid19 Girls Night Out... remote, socially-distanced, and tech-dependent edition... meet our favorite Bishop! Bishop Ron Kuykendall of St. Andrews Church Gainesville. How do we do this whole pandemic thing?! Let’s ask him!

Dreams, interpretation, memories. Do you remember your dreams? Do you wonder what they might mean? So do we! Grab your dream journal (no? Just me?) and join us for this Girls Night Out

What are seasons of the soul? What season are you in? What does the soul season of Fall look/feel like? It’s a time of Harvesting what you’ve planted and tended, of reaping what you’ve sown. Is that a hopeful or disappointing experience? What have you been sowing

Join us while we discuss the Enneagram. What is it? Should I try it? What number am I? What does it mean?!

Do you ever wonder about Lent? The ashes on the foreheads? The fasting? Does it stir up feelings? Are they positive or not so much? Join us for Girls Night Out as we discuss our (non-expert) thoughts, experiences, and convictions.

Anxiety & depression; taboo, popular, stigma... sometimes it’s hard to know when to seek help and what Hope looks like in the hard times. If you or someone you know has ever or is now struggling, we hope you’ll join us for this Girls Night Out episode.

We often make agreements unknowingly. But that doesn’t mean they don’t affect us. Join us as we talk through some of our most recent, unintentional, agreements and how they have impacted our lives and those around us.

Sometimes we hear accusations against us and consider them truth... but if you listen for the tone with which these accusations are spoken, you’ll notice they aren’t the grace-filled, loving voice of the Father.

The spring is a time of hope. Join us as we chat about the “spring” season in our own lives and the meaning therein. A time of HOPE, planting and preparation.

Come sit in on Girls Night Out as we discusses spiritual rhythms, specifically take aways and stories from Mark Buchanan’s fantastic read. Winter can be long, and lonely, but that doesn’t mean it has to happen alone.