Booking

reVision offers interactive topics for all types of groups, events and venues. The topics listed below are just a sample of what is available. If your event calls for specific topic, let us know...we'd be happy to produce a topic just for you! For more information on booking, visit the "contact" page.

NEW!!  reFocus series

These topics are designed specifically for corporate meetings, civic groups and other professional environments.  With practical how-to's business owners and professionals will experience workshops, conferences and seminars that will propel them to confidence and success.

• "The Goals of Achievement" -- a goal setting workshop that will equip audience members with practical tools that can be easily implemented to create a clear vision plan as well as precise steps to turn dreams into reality. 
• "How To Beat the Clock" -- a look at time management in a whole new way. This isn't about gaining more time, but doing more with the time we are given. This workshop offers basic organization tips that will help audience members get a grip on schedules and to-do lists. 
• "The Crying Game" -- Did you know that even in the professional, corporate world, emotions can either tank our success or drive us to greatness. In this seminar, emotions are dealt with, not denied. 
• "The Slump Bump" --How do you break out of a slump?  Where's the spark that once was the fire that drove you to the top? Slumps are professional stumbling blocks.  This topic deals with practical ways to break out of the professional slump. 

reVision Ministry series

For women's groups, church organizations, meetings, study groups and retreats. Topics available include (but not limited to):

· “Coming Out of the Dark” - Christie’s personal testimony and her story of overcoming. This presentation shares Christie’s journey from financial ruin, to prison and on to victory!  

· “How To Beat a Bad Hair Day” — a look at emotional and time management. This is a workshop type presentation. The audience will get to work through resources that will lead them to implement change in three key areas of life.

· “The Problem with Problems” — a look at the miracle Jesus performed when feeding the 5,000. Dealing with tragedy, trials and tribulations are never fun, but through this presentation, the audience will gain a new perspective for the miracle that can come from being broken.

· “Get Up and Walk” — based on the story of the lame man at the pool of Bethesda, this is a hard hitting topic that will give women practical steps to get over what holds them down.

 

· “A Degree of Difference” — the rich young ruler’s story in Matthew. This topic will challenge audience members to take a hard look at their level of belief and faith.

Ask about other topics that might be available or for something just for your group!