Walking in Prudence — Women's Conference

Conference Purpose

Yahuah sees

Truth matters

Choices echo into generations

Prudence is not personality, intelligence, education, or caution. It is covenant awareness applied to daily living — the quiet discipline of seeing consequences before they arrive.

This gathering equips women to live not by impulse, emotion, culture, or pressure, but by wisdom shaped through obedience. The goal is clarity, faithful stewardship of influence, and alignment through fearing God before reacting to life.

Master Event & Session Schedule

Sept 26 · 8:30 AM – 1:30 PM

8:30 – 9:00 AM

Registration & Arrival

Registration & Hospitality Teams

9:00 – 9:15 AM

Opening & Devotion

MC, Prayer Team & Scripture Team

9:15 – 9:50 AM

Session 1: Understanding Prudence

Dr. Verlean Hailey

9:50 – 10:25 AM

Session 2: Women of Wisdom in Scripture

Overseer Kiameisha Lands

10:25 – 10:55 AM

Brunch & Fellowship Break

Brunch Ministry Team

10:55 – 11:35 AM

Session 3: Prudence in Everyday Life

T B D

11:35 – 12:15 PM

Session 4: Obstacles to Prudence

Overseer LaDonna Tavanier

12:15 – 12:50 PM

Session 5: Walking Forward in Wisdom

Minister Dr. Genell Shuler & Prayer Team

12:50 – 1:00 PM

Closing Remarks & Dismissal

MC & Photography Team

1:00 – 1:30 PM

Post-Event Restoration

Setup & Restoration Team

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Session Curriculum

Five sessions

Session 1 — Understanding Prudence

Dr. Verlean Hailey

Proverbs 14:15 · Proverbs 22:3 · Proverbs 8:12

Biblical Meaning: Seeing consequences before they arrive — trained discernment rather than suspicion or anxiety, thinking covenantally rather than emotionally.
Why God Calls Women to Walk Wisely: Women carry relational influence, shaping homes, atmospheres, and legacy. Prudence protects households before a crisis begins.
Protection & Empowerment: Prudence prevents pain more often than it solves problems, removing avoidable suffering.
Discernment Reflection: Private reflection identifying personal areas — speech, money, reactions, commitments — where prudence must replace impulse.

Session 2 — Women of Wisdom in Scripture

Overseer Kiamesha Lands

Case studies in discernment

Abigail — Wise Intervention (1 Samuel 25): Prevented bloodshed by responding wisely. Wisdom acts quickly but not emotionally.
Ruth — Loyal Discernment (Book of Ruth): Chose covenant over convenience. Faithfulness produces provision.
Esther — Courageous Strategy (Esther 4–7): Prepared spiritually before confronting power. Timing is part of obedience.
Proverbs 31 Woman — Foresight & Stewardship: Praised for building stability that others live in.
Mentor Activity: Evaluating biblical examples to identify dangers avoided through wisdom-rooted choices.

Session 3 — Prudence in Everyday Life

T B D

Wisdom applied to ordinary decisions

Core Areas: Evaluating relationships, managing finances as spiritual stewardship, pausing before speaking, and guiding correction in leadership and parenting.
Real-Life Scenarios Workshop: Small group discussion analyzing practical cases to contrast impulsive versus prudent responses.

Session 4 — Obstacles to Prudence

Overseer LaDonna Tavernier

Why wisdom is often ignored

Key Obstacles: Impulsiveness, fear, pride, people-pleasing, and emotional overwhelm.
Personal Prudence Action Plan Breakout: Writing a private covenant before God — one behavior to stop, one pause practice to start, one wise voice to consult, and one Scripture to apply daily.

Session 5 — Walking Forward in Wisdom

Minister Dr. Gennell Shuler & Prayer Team

Developing a life of discernment

Building Habits of Discernment: Pause before answering, pray before deciding, and seek Scripture before reacting.
Hearing God's Voice & Seeking Counsel: Discerning guidance through Scripture alignment, inner conviction, wise counsel, and peace following obedience.
Spiritual Maturity & Commitment: Measuring maturity by decisions that honor God long-term, concluding with a corporate Commitment Prayer.

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