Emboldening women in their faith and work
Lead with Care with Sheryl McAfee & Leslie Eoff
May 14 | Noon-1 pm
Fellowship Bible Church - Rogers
The Lodge Building
“Every one of us needs to show how much we care for each other and, in the process, care for ourselves.” - Princess Diana
When we think of the word “care,” our minds are usually filled with inviting images of warm hugs, nourishing meals, and a shoulder to cry on. And while care can look like all of those things, sometimes care is less tangible. Sometimes, care looks like structures and systems that support and provide. At a micro level, care can look like a listening ear, an empathetic disposition, or a soft place to land. And at a macro level, care can look like boundaries around time, clearly communicated expectations, and investing in people’s holistic health.
Giving and receiving care is one of the most basic and fundamental tenets of being human. We all need care. Giving and receiving care allows us to have our needs met, deepen our connection to one another, and find meaning in our lives. With this in mind, showing care for others doesn’t have to come at the detriment of your own needs being met. In fact, maybe modeling for others what it means to be a whole person is one of the best ways you can show care to the people around you.
Join us this month as we talk about what it means to lead with care. What barriers prevent us from giving and receiving care? How do we determine how to care for one another? And what do we do when we don’t feel cared for at work? We can’t wait to engage with you in this important conversation.
Speaker Bios
Sheryl McAfee, a Benton County native, is a distinguished figure and a beacon of hope in the realm of Christian counseling and ministry. As the Co-founder and Executive Director of Paula's Hope, Inc., she has devoted her life to a noble cause, offering free Christian Counseling to the public and sharing her unwavering faith with those in need.
Sheryl's passion and unwavering commitment are evident in her life mission - empowering women to discover their true identity in Christ. Under her leadership, Paula's Hope adopted the mission statement, "To educate and encourage others to know their Identity in Christ and experience the Freedom He has for them.”
Sheryl's journey is marked by continuous self-improvement and a thirst for knowledge. Her impressive educational background includes training in Transformation Prayer Ministry, Mental Health Life Coaching, and Professional Life Coaching. These qualifications further enhance her ability to guide and support individuals on their spiritual and personal journeys.
Beyond her professional endeavors, Sheryl is a loving wife to her husband, David, and a proud parent of three married children. They collectively embrace the cherished roles of Paw and Nana to five delightful grandchildren. Sheryl's zest for life is evident in her love for entertaining and sharing hearty laughter with family and friends. She exemplifies the joy of living in the moment and making each day count.
Leslie Eoff has been a prominent figure in the social selling industry for more than 25 years. Through this platform, she has been able to connect with women globally and share her deep passion for the transformative love of Christ. In 2022, Leslie began volunteering with Paula's Hope, a Christian counseling organization that helps individuals discover their identity in Christ and experience the freedom He offers. Following a recent downsizing and relocation to Bella Vista, Arkansas with her husband Kelly, Leslie has developed a keen interest in bird watching and collecting golf balls.
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