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Lynda Randle will host a women’s conference October 10 and 11 in Liberty, MO, at the Pleasant Valley Baptist Church. The event, entitled “A Woman After God’s Own Heart,” will feature author, lyricist and speaker Gloria Gaither, who will serve as the event’s keynote speaker, as well as Christian recording artist, Judy Martin Hess and Christian comedian, Ms Puddin.

The event, co-sponsored by Lynda Randle Ministries and the Bott Radio Network, will allow attendees the opportunity to explore the vast territory of growth and discovery that can only be achieved through the desire of being a woman after God’s own heart.

“For so many years, it has been my desire to host a women’s conference in my hometown of Kansas City,” Lynda Randle states. “My desire was to create an event that would be appealing to women of all walks of life, regardless of ethnic backgrounds. My desire was to see those women come together as one to find purpose and passion for living a vibrant Christian life.”

Complete information regarding “A Woman After God’s Own Heart” Women’s Conference may be obtained online at http://www.lyndarandle.com .

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