Mark your calendars for Fellowship Power Lunch in September! Embrace your potential and shatter the confines of your comfort zone. In the realm of keynote

After trying to measure up to changing standards and doubting her calling, Kathy realized there is something she can do better than anyone else… be herself!

John Bagwell was a disc jockey with American Forces Radio during the Vietnam War. While that would sound like a safe and easy job, he was assigned to a television and radio station that was taken by the enemy in Hue during the Tet Offensive in February 1968. Of nine Americans, five were taken prisoner, three were killed, and John was the only one to escape.

There is only 1 thing that holds us back from reaching our full potential… the secret to achieving success in all areas of life.

When Gene speaks about his time in prison, a dramatic hush falls over the room. His testimony revealed in his new book shows God’s hand, freeing him from a life sentence with no chance of freedom.

As we age, so do our values. Larry North was one of Dallas’s first personal trainers. 42 years later, he’s successfully transitioning into private equity.

Bessie Barker shares her powerful testimony from the high-life of Australian success: best-selling Author, National Australian TV/Radio host, Award Nominated Entrepreneur, and Activist Atheist to embarking on an 8-year, soul-searching, Life Change Experiment like no other!

What a SPECIAL month indeed… Celebrating February Love Month and our 7 Year Anniversary with Fellowship Power Lunch! As we travel into this beautiful month,

Whether you know it or not, we all have a personal brand, but many times the narrative and biases of society dictates an image not reflective of the true essence of who you are. Our speaker this month will teach you how to “brand” yourself for credibility, confidence, and consistency.

For over 14 years, Chris Owens was a pro basketball player. A series of knee surgeries killed Chris’s dreams of playing in the NBA, but looking back, he admits that may well have been a blessing in disguise.