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Faith is not temporary belief waiting on lasting relief.
Personal Message
What could I share about who I am?
Do these things define me? Absolutely not! I am a child of the King and that defines who I am! What is not evident is the amount of joy and sorrow, pain and pleasure, and victory and defeat that I have experienced in each one of these roles. Living a holy life in full knowledge that God is in control is a spiritual priority.
Personal Bio
Favorite Scripture passage: Isaiah 43:1-3
Elizabeth Welch lives in Arizona, with her husband and best friend, Bill. She enjoys reading, writing, and crocheting.
Elizabeth has worked as a pastor, program administrator, and non-profit leader, with a Ph.D. in Bible Exposition and Masters of Divinity - Theology.
She possess a wealth of speaking experience in pastoral settings, civic/ business organizations, women's ministries and youth meetings/retreats/ camps, social justice, visioning/ mission development, and personal/ organizational change. Her speaking style is personable and humorous, but she does not mind getting right to the heart of the matter. While Elizabeth offers prepared series, she would love to develop content based on the theme of your event.
Develop Women's Ministry programs that incorporate service opportunities into spiritual and educational programming (4 to 8 hour training). Topics could include: Casting a...
Posted by Elizabeth Welch on 12/12/2019
Do you feel that your church needs a renewed sense of direction? How does your mission empower and equip your vision? Using a facilitator can ease the burden of navigating either the...
Posted by Elizabeth Welch on 12/12/2019
Maneuvering through change can be difficult and discouraging. We serve a God that asks us to make changes to who we are and our behavior. This is not easy, especially when unexpected...
Posted by Elizabeth Welch on 12/12/2019
Paul and Titus traveled to the island of Crete to bring the good news. The Cretans were known for behaving badly, but there were many who were saved. Paul leaves Titus...
Posted by Elizabeth Welch on 03/08/2020
