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‘Embrace’ to equip Louisiana Baptist women for purpose, mission

March 23, 2026

By Baptist Message staff

ZACHARY, La. (LBM) – Women from across Louisi­ana will gather, April 17–18, at First Baptist Church, Zachary, for “Embrace,” a statewide Louisiana Baptist Women’s Missions and Ministry con­ference designed to encour­age each attendee to recog­nize her God-given value and calling.

Bible teacher and author Melissa Spoelstra will be the keynote speaker for the two-day event. Teaching from the book of Numbers, Spoelstra will offer lessons on content­ment and trusting God in every season of life.

Hosted by the Louisiana Baptists Women’s Missions and Ministry team, “Em­brace” will seek to equip women of every generation and background to grow spir­itually and engage in God’s mission through the local church.

“Our desire is for women to leave ‘Embrace’ confident in their God-given value and equipped to live out their purpose,” Louisiana Bap­tist Women’s Missions and Ministry Strategist Christine Gill told the Baptist Message. “When women understand their calling and grow in their relationship with Christ, it strengthens families, church­es and communities.”

General sessions will incorporate prayer, teaching and worship led by the FBC Zachary praise team. The event also will include the an­nual Women’s Missions and Ministry Celebration.

Participants will choose from more than 15 breakout sessions covering topics such as spiritual growth, missional engagement, and leadership development.

Attendees also are invited to participate in a mission project by bringing nonper­ishable food items for the Zachary Food Pantry, which serves more than 200 families experiencing food insecurity within the Zachary Commu­nity School District.

Early registration is $60 through March 31 and in­creases to $75 after that date. Women who are 30 years old and younger may register for $30 using the promo code EMBRACE30.

Visit louisianabap­tists.org/embrace or call 318.449.4268 for more infor­mation.

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