August Leadership Luncheon

Date: Wednesday, August 20, 2025 at 11:00 AM (EST) via Zoom

Topic- Soul Care for Women in Ministry

Description: Leadership is a calling that comes with a unique responsibility, particularly for Christian women who often prioritize serving others over their own needs. It’s crucial to recognize the importance of soul care! Cultivating spiritual disciplines such as Scripture meditation, prayer, Sabbath rest, and accountability is essential. These practices nurture your inner spiritual life and teach you to rely on God, enabling you to lead from a place of abundance rather than depletion. Join us this month as we explore what Scripture says about the significance of soul care and how to integrate these principles into your life.

Speaker: Adrianna Anderson

About Adrianna:

Adrianna Anderson is a Bible teacher, speaker, writer, and former missionary. Her ministry roles include: Lifeway Women Trainer, Lifeway Women Event Specialist, and Director of the Ministry Wives Network for the Missouri Baptist Convention. She is a contributing author of “Because of Hope: Reflections of Faith,” and WINGS: Hope for Widows in New Growth Seasons. Adrianna holds a master’s degree in biblical studies from BTS, is a graduate of New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, and is working on doctoral studies in Public Theology. She has written content for women that is currently used by Samford University’s Ministry Training Institute geared towards women in leadership. Her writing can be found in Lifeway Research, Journey devotional magazine, and Missions Mosaic, a publication by WMU. 

God has used Adrianna’s unique life experiences to develop in her a deep heart for ministry to women. Widowed at the age of 24, the Lord sent her to live as a missionary in Mexico to teach English in a Christian school and ESL classes to the local youth. Adrianna remarried her 2nd husband Gregory in 2006. They are an interracial couple that teach on the subject of reconciliation to churches from a biblical perspective while simultaneously promoting the biblical principles of love, forgiveness, and unity.   

She teaches and speaks to women in ministry and leadership positions on widowhood, prayer, mental health, apologetics and racial unity from a biblical perspective.

Register: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/p8r3j8k/lp/afe2ee4a-5e19-452f-8c39-9e1b992a629d

Questions? 
Contact Amanda Martinsen
919-882-2344 ext. 208
amartinsen@wmunc.org.