Dayspring Family Church, located at 618 N. Beltline Road, in Irving, Texas, will be celebrating 20th Year Women’s Conference & Luncheon, May 7-9, 2015, at the Hilton DFW Lakes Hotel, in Grapevine. In honor of the 20 years, collections and donations at the conference will benefit 22 non-profit organizations.
Conference Coordinator and Host, Pastor Sonjia B. Dickerson says, “Its so very important that we remember those who are less fortunate or who are encountering challenging times. We should be moved with compassion as our Lord Jesus was when He saw the needs of the people. We must never forget to share our blessings with others. We are blessed to be a blessing!”
The non-profits are: The Family Place, Presbyterian Night Shelter for Single Women and Children, Brighter Tomorrow’s, La Voz del Anciano (Voice of the Elderly), Lifeline Shelter for Families, Inc., Union Gospel Mission, Mercy House, YWCA, Our Children’s House, River of Life Homes Women and Children, The Bridge Emergency Youth Services, Hope’s Door Plano, Arlington Life Shelter, Battered Women’s Foundation, All Church Homes for Children, Mission Arlington, Bridges of Wisdom, Safe Haven Arlington, Adeyemo Lifting the Soul International, Promise House and Opening Doors for Women In Need.
“Our conference theme is Faith For The Next Level“, says Pastor Dickerson. “Our goal is to help the women who attend this conference become better wives, better mothers, better sisters and better friends as they go to the Next Level.”
Sonjia B. Dickerson is an author, gospel recording artist and Pastor of the Dayspring,, where her husband Bishop Kevin Dickerson is Senior Pastor. She received her Bachelors Degree in Accounting from Loyola University in Chicago, Illinois. The completion of her Masters Degree in Biblical Studies as well as Doctor of Ministry was at Vision International University. She has attended the Calvary Cathedral Bible School, John Maxwell Leadership Training Institute, and has attended The Joint College of African American Bishops Helpmeets’ Session for fourteen years. She is currently working on her Masters of Divinity Degree at Criswell College.
