2026 ANNUAL RETREAT

Voices is an annual retreat for women who have experienced abuse and coercive control in relationships of trust. It is a place of rest, encouragement, reflection, and genuine hospitality, where survivors are welcomed as honored guests.

At Voices, it is our privilege to create a space where women can rest, be cared for, and be reminded of God's steadfast love, His compassion for those who have suffered, and His faithful presence with them.

“It was for freedom that Christ set us free.” Galatians 5:1a

Saturday, November 7th / 9:00 a.m. until 4:15 p.m.

Cost - $20 (Includes Breakfast, Lunch & Materials}
Childcare is provided. Please include
children’s ages when registering.


Friday, November 6th / 6:30PM - 8:00PM
Voices Church-Wide Gathering

This free presentation is open to everyone, women and men; No reservations required.

For Freedom and Flourishing: The Heart of Christ in Leadership
with Speaker Dr. Wade Mullen

Presentation followed by a time of Q and A.


Saturday’s Breakout Sessions

Dr. Heather Evans

Listening to the Body: Gentle Somatic Practices for Healing From Abuse

Molly Gilley

Held, Seen, Collected: Exploring God’s Heart Through Our Tears

Georgia Shaffer

Black Gold: Gardening for the Wounded Soul

Our Speakers

Georgia Shaffer

Georgia Shaffer is an author, a credentialed Christian coach, professional speaker, and licensed psychologist in Pennsylvania.
It is her life experiences with adversity, however, that speak the loudest.
Georgia’s story, along with her photos, are featured in the film Letters to God.

Heather Evans

Heather Evans is a compassionate Social Worker, Therapist, Author, and Speaker dedicated to amplifying voices, inspiring hope, and fostering posttraumatic growth. With a global perspective, she specializes in working with trauma survivors, caregivers, and communities, advocating for the marginalized and promoting trauma-informed healing.

Molly Gilley

Molly is the founder of Restoried, a
Christ-centered mission designed to complement counseling practices, churches, and other entities that seek to support the mental well-being of those living through emotionally challenging circumstances.
Her areas of interest include betrayal trauma, emotional and spiritual abuse, parent/child relationships, grief, anxiety, and depression.