It is incredibly easy to define ourselves by what we do. I'm a wife, I'm a mother, I'm a grandma, I work, I stay at home, I'm retired. Changes in our season of life inevitably lead to the question, "What should I do now?" 

However, as we navigate life, the primary question we must ask ourselves isn't “What should I do?” It's “Who should I be?” Scripture has a lot to say about this fundamental question of identity. If we’ve been redeemed by Jesus, we have been, are being, and will be -- made new. We are becoming what we are. 

In the book of Ephesians, the Apostle Paul helps us understand this Christ-shaped identity -- what we are on our own, who we are in Christ, and what we’re called to be. Join us March 29-30 as Becky DiLijster from Trintiy Church Seattle, walks through Paul’s letter to the Ephesians and helps us discover who we should be.

The Summit Women's Retreat will be hosted at Black Lake Bible Camp in Olympia, WA. The retreat will begin at 6:00pm Friday, March 29 and wrap-up at 3:00pm Saturday, March 30. More information on accommodations, food, what to bring, etc. will be available soon.