Living the story God is writing
Your Story Matters: Building a Legacy that Lasts
Every life tells a story—but too often, those stories go untold. In this meaningful and practical session, Leagh helps women and senior adults reflect on their own journeys and equips them with simple, creative ways to preserve their stories for future generations. Because your story isn’t just your past—it’s your legacy.
The Soundtrack of Our Lives
What if the songs we love reveal more about us than we realize? Inspired by themes from Carol of the Rooms, Leagh explores how music shapes our memories, emotions, and spiritual journey. Through reflection and storytelling, this session invites participants to listen more closely—to their lives, their learning styles, and even God’s voice.
Tea Time: Stories of Grace in Every Season
Life is made up of many seasons, each one carrying its own joys and challenges. In this intimate and encouraging session, Leagh shares stories of God’s grace woven through every stage of life, reminding us that He is present in both the waiting and the breakthrough. As we gather over tea, we are invited to reflect, rest, and rediscover the quiet ways God is at work in our own stories.
From Burnout to Breathing Again
After years of burnout, exhaustion, and simply trying to get through the day, Leagh knows what it feels like to lose joy—and how hard it can be to find it again. In this honest and hope-filled message, she shares practical tools and gentle truths that help move from survival mode back into a life of rest, purpose, and renewed energy.
When Memories Fade: Caring with Compassion
With over 20 years of experience caring for seniors and her own grandparents, Leagh offers both insight and compassion for those walking the difficult road of dementia. This session blends practical guidance, personal stories, and encouragement for caregivers navigating the emotional and spiritual challenges of memory loss.
The Kind of Grief No One Talks About
Not all grief comes from loss we can clearly name—and not all grief fades with time. In this deeply personal and validating message, Leagh explores complicated grief, including the pain of unmet expectations and “what might have been,” offering comfort, understanding, and hope for those still carrying it.
Speaking Love So It’s Heard
Love is meant to be expressed—but not always in the same way it’s received. Through the lens of Scripture and the lives of biblical women, Leagh explores the five love languages and how understanding them can transform our relationships, deepen connection, and reflect Christ’s love more clearly.
Personality, Purpose, and God’s Design
Why are we so different—and how can those differences actually strengthen us? In this engaging session, Leagh looks at personality styles through the lens of biblical women, helping participants better understand themselves and others while embracing the unique way God has designed each of us.