Schedule (ladies)

Rewired Desire, Saturday, Feb 6, 8th to 12th grade ladies Schedule

Coffee & Hot Chocolate – Registration and Check in

Welcome & Worship

Plenary Session 1 in Gym (Dr. Julie Lowe)

The Measure that Matters: Perfectionism, Body Image & Comparison

We live in a world that constantly invites us to measure ourselves—by appearance, achievement, approval, and how we compare to others. This talk explores how perfectionism, body image struggles, and comparison reveal deeper questions of identity, worth, and what we believe makes us “enough.” Together, we will consider how Scripture gives us a better measure: finding our identity in Christ, receiving our bodies as part of God’s purposeful design, and pursuing faithful growth rather than an impossible standard of perfection.

Break

Plenary Session 2 in Gym (Dr. Julie Lowe)

People, Not Possibilities: Friendship, Attraction & Honoring the Opposite Sex

It is easy to view relationships with the opposite sex primarily through the lens of attraction, dating, approval, or romantic potential. This talk offers a broader biblical vision—learning to see one another first as people made in God’s image and as brothers and sisters worthy of dignity, wisdom, and honor. We will explore how to navigate friendship, attraction, boundaries, and dating in ways that resist both obsession and avoidance and instead reflect genuine love of neighbor.

Lunch in the Commons: 

Plenary Session 3 in Gym (Dr. Virginia Wiley)

Our “Wonderfully Made” Bodies: Harmonizing the Tune of our Hormones and Hearts

Each month, our bodies cycle through predictable phases, but we often don’t understand why or how. And it is sometimes difficult to welcome each phase with joy. However, each phase is an integral part of God’s design for our biological systems and our lives. Learning about the harmony of our bodies’ separate notes and tunes during each phase will strengthen our relationship with our Creator and His work in us.

Break

Room #: Social Media Exploitation and Scams (Mrs. Robyn Kennedy) 

Students today must navigate a large number of information sources, from email to text messages to social media. The sheer amount of communication can overwhelm their ability to discern real messages from scams. This session will address common tactics used by scammers and influencers to emotionally manipulate and financially exploit students, including fake texts, phishing emails, and the “grift” of many self-appointed experts in social media.  Appropriate for all ages.

Room #: A Season for Everything: How Our Bodies Participate in God’s Great Story (Dr. Virginia Wiley)

In this session, we will explore how God designed our bodies as fertile ground for the possibility of childbearing.  We will learn the mechanics of healthy sexuality and the complexity of changing feminine cycles through life’s many seasons.  Ages 16 and up.

Room #: TBD

 Description TBD

Pray and Sing in the Gym

Dismiss