It would be a Blessing for lindy to Speak with you!
Nothing is impossible with God! (Luke 1:37)
Lindy loves being with you! Lindy will listen to the needs of your group and tailor a talk, mini-retreat (one day) or retreat (weekend) just for you! Lindy also has talks and retreats ready that you can choose from. check out lindy’s bio to learn where she spoken, made tv and radio appearances and led retreats before. connect with lindy by clicking the box below:
*Ideas of Talks for speaking engagements:
Immaculate: Open Your Heart!
A Eucharistic Heart
The Sacred and Immaculate Hearts
Women at the Well
Discovering the Value of Every Life, Including Yours
Persevering in Prayer with Saint Monica
Marriage
*Ideas for Ignatian Retreats for individuals, professional teams and communities:
Friends in the Lord
Cura Personalis (Care for the Whole Person) for Moms/Parents
Becoming a Contemplative in Action
God’s Whisper Calling You
Finding God in All Things
Discernment: How Is God Calling You To Proceed?
Lindy’s Bio:
Lindy Wynne is the founder of Mamas in Spirt and host of Mamas in Spirit Podcast. Lindy holds a Master's degree in Pastoral Care and Counseling and has worked in professional ministry for over fifteen years.
Lindy is a Speaker and Retreat Leader——these engagements have included The Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women (ACCW), Boston College, Loyola Marymount University, Servite High School, The Academy of Our Lady of Peace, Juan Diego House, and school gatherings for elementary and high school students. Lindy has been a guest on Eternal Word Television Network (EWTN), Many Hail Marys At A Time, Nashville Catholic Radio, the University of Notre Dame’s Church Life Today, Orange County Catholic Radio and Juan Diego Network’s Living the Call. Lindy is a contributing writer to My Saint My Hero’s “Mother Mary, Mother Me: 40-Day Devotional to Holy Habits” and has been featured in Nashville Voyager Magazine.
The heart of Lindy’s life is her marriage to her husband of twenty-three years, Brian, and caring for their three children, all of whom are adopted (ages 8, 21 and 24).
