Be inspired by Kim Crabill—nationally recognized speaker, literary award-winning author of Burdens to Blessings and numerous other titles, TV talk show host of COFFEE with Kim, Board Certified Christian Counselor, and Founder and Director of Roses and Rainbows Ministry, Inc.—as she shares life-changing truths from her powerful message of hope, bringing God’s healing and hope to hearts and homes worldwide.

​Do you have dreams that haven't become a reality yet? Or goals that still seem out of your reach?

Before you give up, come and be inspired as Ellen Skrmetti shares how God can help us achieve our goals, no matter how long we've been reaching for them!

After a weekend filled with powerful moments and deep connection, how can we hold firm to the gifts God has shown us as we move forward? 

Being a light for the Kingdom doesn’t require a stage or following. It requires eyes that search for divine opportunity and a heart that longs to follow Jesus. 

God has divinely placed us exactly where we are - whether in a boardroom, a laundry, or a checkout line - each moment is packed with potential when we look through the lens of intentionality.

This session offers a fresh perspective and practical tools to live life as a mission, to love people well, and to reflect Christ wherever we are. Together we will discover what finding purpose looks like on a practical level. 

Have you ever struggled with your prayer life? Found yourself not wanting to dive into the Word or talk to God? It might be because you’ve never fully opened up to Him about the raw, real parts of your heart—the messy, painful, and sometimes uncomfortable emotions. We all have those feelings—anger, sadness, hurt, disappointment, confusion—but often, we think we're not "allowed" to express them to God, as if it would sound ungrateful or un-Christlike.

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But what if the key to a deeper connection with God lies in the honesty of our prayers? We’re going to explore the story of Jonah and uncover the power of raw, unpolished prayer. It doesn’t have to be perfect. In fact, it’s often when we let God meet us in our most vulnerable moments that true transformation begins.

Emotional abuse can be devastating and erode healthy esteem and the ability to trust oneself or others. While abusers appear humble and loving to outsiders, behind closed doors, they remove their masks and are cruel to their innocent victims, who are often blamed for the situation.
 

Over 95% of calls to the National Domestic Hotline are from those enduring emotional abuse. It is worse when victims are emotionally connected to an abuser, and few believe their horrific truth. Yet, victims can be free of the cycles of manipulation and shame and reclaim their God-given great worth, heart’s desires, and destiny. We are meant to live abundant lives

If you or someone you know is suffering the profound effects of emotional, verbal, or spiritual abuse, this insightful, encouraging, and hope-filled seminar is for you.

Drawing from the rich and moving details described in Cheryl's memoir, Africa in My Soul: Memoir of a Childhood Interrupted, she shares her life growing up in West Africa, as a missionary kid from the age of nine.

While Cheryl developed a profound love for
Africa and its people, the searing pain of extended family separation, abuse at boarding school, and the complex relationship with her parents and their mid-life decision to become missionaries caused her great turmoil and intense loneliness. These factors, in
effect, resulted in a childhood that was profoundly disrupted by circumstances beyond her control, leading to deep emotional wounds that would require years to heal.

That healing came through "forgiveness" and the freedom that God gives through the process of forgiving. She learned forgiveness is not about excusing the past or forgetting the pain; it is about setting your heart free through the love and promises of Jesus Christ, thus releasing the power the past holds over us.

What if your pain isn’t a weakness—but a wound?

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In this powerful, faith-driven message, Dr. Paula Mosher Wallace invites audiences to ask the transformative question: “Is it trauma?” With compassion, clarity, and her own lived experience, she explores the hidden ways trauma shapes our lives, our faith, and our relationships—even when we don't recognize it.

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This talk speaks to survivors, strugglers, and those still overcoming. Whether your trauma is loud or silent, recent or buried, Paula blends biblical truth with practical wisdom to help you understand your story, give language to your pain, and take the next steps toward healing.

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Discover how Jesus meets us in our brokenness—not to condemn, but to restore. Because when we name the trauma, we reclaim the hope.

Cindy serves on the Board of Directors for the Roses and Rainbows ministry. She is a producer for COFFEE with Kim TV and is actively involved in various roles within the ministry.

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As a teacher and facilitator of the Burdens to Blessings curriculum, Cindy will host the Voices of Hope panel discussion featuring several women who have embarked on what is known as the "transformational journey" of Burdens to Blessings.

These inspiring women will share how they discovered the power of their stories and became voices of hope in their communities.