Elder Jacqueline Lee

is a native Chicagoan and the youngest of nine children. Elder Jackie gives her mother (Sarah) much credit for her relationship and love for God. Her zeal for Christ started as a little girl growing up in the Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church under the leadership of the Reverend Dr. Clay Evans.

Korei Nutall-Mullins

Is your Proverbs 31:10 woman, a praying woman with a desire to please God. A proven leader in and outside the church, she uses her God given gifts to win people to Christ. Her life is best summed up with the words of a familiar hymnal, which has become her personal mantra “If I can help somebody as I pass along this way, then my living shall not be in vain.”

Elder Valerie D. Cheairs

is a native of Illinois and a product of the Chicago Public School System. At the age of seven, she accepted Jesus Christ as her Lord and personal savior. She is a graduate of Trinity International University where she received her BA in Christian Ministry and Bethany Divinity College and Seminary where she received her Graduate of Theology Degree with concentration in Christian Counseling. She is currently attending McCormick Theological Seminary pursuing her Master's of Divinity.

Marcietta “Marci” Deloney

is a Chicago native. Marci learned early that she was meant to make people laugh when she was voted Class Clown in elementary school. She started her career as a comedian in 2002.
In 2004, she shared her gift of comedic writing to the Cultural Arts Ministry for Victory Apostolic Church (Pentecostal Assemblies of the World, Inc.) as a head writer.

Maria Santiago

Born and raised on the Southside of Chicago, Maria Santiago is the daughter of a U.S. Steel worker and a spirit filled Mother. As a Catholic woman, she believes that people from all walks of life, could teach her valuable things about loving one another. She does not believe there is only one "right and true" religion, only one "right and true" God.

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Welcome to SBC Womens Conference 2011

Dear Sisters in Christ,

Our conference will be October 7-9. The theme for the 2011 Women’s Conference is “Women of Prayer and Praise”, our scripture is 1 Corinthians 14:15 “So what shall I do? I will pray with my spirit, but I will also pray with my mind; I will sing with my spirit, but I will also sing with my mind.” NIV

We will take our theme literally, encourage and uplift each other in our prayer and praise life. We will pray and praise God together. We have made a few changes to the conference this year: Friday night will be for women only. It will be A Sister Thing with activities to unite us as sisters in Christ.

You will be able to register and pay online. We will also be accepting 50/50 payments. After six years we have to increase the cost by $5.00, so early registration will be $35.00and after August 29, 2011 the cost will increase to $45.00, for college students the cost will be $30.00 and youth will remain $20.00.

Our prayer is that each one of us in attendance receives a spiritual blessing during the weekend.

Your Sisters in Christ,

The SBC 2011 Women’s Conference Planning Committee

Elder Kelly D. Coleman Tiebout

Carolyn E. Hollins

Elder Jacqueline Lee

Korei Nutall-Mullins

Ashley Norris

Elder Valerie D. Cheairs

Letitia Lovely Robinson

Marcietta “Marci” Deloney

Maria Santiago

Welcome to SBC Womens Conference 2011