The South Central Walk Worthy Women’s Conference, an interfaith event April 22-23 at First Baptist Church in Mountain View, Missouri, will feature three keynote speakers.

Conference hours are 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Friday and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. Teresa Arthur will be the conference moderator.

“We are honored to welcome keynote speakers Toni Collier, Bible teacher; Sara Forhetz, speaker; and Sheila Walsh, author and Bible teacher; praise and worship the rulers we are called,” Arthur said.

Collier is the founder of an international women’s ministry called Broken Crayons Still Color, which helps women overcome brokenness and find hope. She serves alongside her husband, Sam, who is senior pastor at Hillsong Atlanta.

Collier is a speaker, host, and consultant who has helped organizations with creative marketing, leadership, student ministry, and strategic planning. She has had the opportunity to stand on stages like North Point Community Church, Chick-Fil-A, IF Gathering, Orange Conference and MomCon.

According to its organizers, Collier kills illusions. She faces the difficult things. She takes her challenges head-on, then she takes on the challenges of others. In this digital age of anxiety, she teaches people everywhere that they can be broken, worthy and unqualified and still called to do great things.

Forhetz speaks to churches in southwest Missouri and northern Arkansas, sharing his heart for personal evangelism. Organizers said she has a passion for sharing the gospel with people and urging Christians to be bold in their faith because friends, family, colleagues and acquaintances who desperately need others be bold.

Forhetz resides in Ozark with her husband, Ethan, and their three children.

Originally from Scotland, Walsh is a wife and mother who, in her spare time, is an author, Bible teacher and TV host. She has spoken to over six million women worldwide and reaches a potential 100 million people a day as a co-host of the TV show Life Today.

Walsh makes the Bible practical, sharing how God met her at her lowest point and helped her up, conference organizers said. His message: God is for you.

Walsh’s books have sold over five million copies and include “It’s Okay Not To Be Okay”, “Praying Women”, “How to Pray When You Don’t Know What To Say”, “Is God Still Awake” and “Holding on When You Want to Let Go.

She lives in Texas where she lives with her husband, son and two dogs, Tink and Maggie, who rule the roost.

Christian band weRcalled started in Branson, Missouri in 2012. Being the third generation in music ministry with music history with their cousin Johnny Cash, they have a musical heritage behind their sound. Once the band moved to Kingsland, Arkansas, the band worked full-time in Christian music ministry.

In 2019, weRcalled booked 224 dates. In addition to doing concerts, DNow, student camps, conferences and covers…weRcalled has had the privilege of doing events with artists like For King & Country, Newsong, Audio Adrenaline, Austin French, Jason Gray, Chris August and JJ Weeks.

As a family band, weRcalled is a ministry whose goal is to use their music to encourage Christians and spread the message of the cross. All members of the group have previously served in Christian ministries and have served in the church as a pastor, youth pastor, music minister, missionaries and other platforms.

The cost for the event is $40 and will include breakfast and lunch on Saturday. The price for this event will increase to $45 on April 1.

To register online, go to www.scwalkworthy.com to print out a registration form, find area hotels and get additional information.

Those who wish to register and order a t-shirt must do so before March 31, and those who do not wish to order a t-shirt can register until April 16 (postmarked or online), from April 17 to 20 (online only) or on site after April 20.

Before registering, check the website to make sure the number of seats has not been reached.