A big percentage of the Church is comprised of women showing up, serving, and using their gifts in lay capacities. From teaching small groups, to making meals, to coordinating volunteers, women serve faithfully without a title, position, or paycheck. In this final conversation in our 3 part series, Jacki and Lori talk about the importance of leading and leveraging our talents and voice for the Kingdom of God despite not having an official position or paycheck, and how sometimes we can find ourselves being tempted to link our worth and identity to a monetary value.
Listen to Part 1 on What’s The Big Deal About Needing Women In Leadership? – https://youtu.be/QOdLgcSHSDw
Listen to Part 2 on the Necessity of Mentoring While Leading – https://youtu.be/PUrc9DYWYbE
Lori McDaniel is passionate about leading people to delight in God and His Word and activating them to declare his name in all the earth. She is a multifaceted leader, conference speaker, and Bible teacher. Her heart for the nations has led her to over 30 countries working with indigenous leaders and cross cultural workers. She served in Africa as a missionary and worked as Manager of Marketing and Mobilization with the International Mission Board.
She and her husband, Mike, live in Northwest Arkansas where he is the lead pastor of the church they planted. Lori has extensive experience in women’s ministry and church strategy. She holds an MA from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary.
