Speaker: Marsha Chambers

Marsha Chambers is a creative professional, marketing strategist, webmaster, author, and administrative leader with more than three decades of experience in graphic design, publishing, branding, digital communications, project management, and organizational support.

Her career includes more than 12 years as Marketing Manager for Timber Lane Sporting Goods, where she managed advertising, branding, media placement, product promotion, and marketing campaigns and helped launch a cheerleading supply company.

She later served with Brown Publishing Company as Creative Director and National & Internet Sales Director, overseeing the production of 11 newspapers and three niche publications. Her responsibilities included creative direction, production workflows, deadlines, budgets, vendor relationships, digital sales, and design standards. She also held digital leadership roles with OCM, LLC, and Civitas Media.

Marsha currently serves as Regional Director Assistant at Indiana Wesleyan University’s Dayton Education and Conference Center, providing administrative, operational, event, and client-service support.

She is also the Webmaster and Designer for Women in Christian Leadership, where she manages website development, digital communications, online registration, membership systems, email marketing, payment integrations, and mission-centered content. Her recent work includes supporting WICL’s new Sisterhood commitment model and expanding its digital outreach.

Through Simply Blessed Creative, Marsha provides graphic design, branding, website development, and publishing services. She is also the author and designer of several faith-based books and Bible studies, including God's Armor - Our Protection, The Story of Returning Light, and the developing devotional Walking Through the Bible with Jesus.

Speaker: Amy Willmann

Amy has spent a lifetime serving in ministry through pastoral leadership, education, and the nonprofit sector. She currently serves as Executive Director of the Nehemiah Foundation, where she leads a team dedicated to unifying the Body of Christ and advancing the vision of "transformed people, transforming Clark County." As a connector, convener, and catalyst, Nehemiah is passionate about helping the Church work together to demonstrate the love of Christ, especially to those who are marginalized and vulnerable.

With degrees in Music Education and Humanities, Amy's leadership has been shaped as much by beauty as by strategy. She believes music, story, and the arts cultivate the imagination needed to build communities of flourishing—to curate shalom rather than simply solve problems. Drawn to paradox and the richness of "both/and" thinking, she delights in discovering how seemingly opposite ideas often belong together.

Over the years, Amy has learned to embrace a leadership style that is both confidently authoritative and genuinely whimsical, marked by clarity, curiosity, laughter, and joy. She believes beauty and joy are not distractions from faithful leadership—they are essential to cultivating communities where people can flourish.

Amy and her husband, Bruce, are the grateful parents of two amazing adult children and delighted "Mimi" and "Pops" to seven grandchildren, with one more on the way. As she leads this conversation on endurance and perseverance, she brings a lifetime of ministry, a commitment to lifelong learning, and a deep confidence in God's faithfulness through every season.