Join us for the 2025 Kootenai Church Women’s Conference on Saturday, April 26, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Living Out the One Anothers with Susan Heck
This refreshing one-day event will focus on Loving, Serving, and Praying for One Another through insightful sessions, fellowship, and encouragement in God’s Word. Enjoy delicious treats, coffee, and lunch while connecting with other women of faith. Tickets are $60, and a silent auction fundraiser will help support the conference—bring an item to donate or come ready to bid!
SESSIONS:
- Loving One Another
- Serving One Another
- Praying for One Another
Please register no later than Sunday, April 13.
Nursing babies are welcome, but no childcare is available.
Location: Kootenai Church
Address: 477 N. Main St., Kootenai, Idaho
Silent Auction: Please consider participating in the silent auction. The registration fee and silent auction cover the costs of the conference.
How to participate:
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- Please bring a gift for the silent auction on Saturday (anything that would make a small but nice gift for someone, e.g., decor, homemade items, baked goods).
- Bring spending money for the auction!
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THINGS TO KNOW
- Arrive and check in at 8:30 a.m.
- Speaker begins at 9:00 a.m.
- No childcare available
- Nursing babies welcome
What to Bring
- Bible
- Silent auction item/spending money (optional)
What’s Provided
- Coffee, tea, and water
- Morning treats
- Lunch
- Afternoon treats
Susan Heck
With the Master
I was born a Pack; I married a Heck. I was born a minister’s daughter; I became a minister’s wife. You might say, “What a boring life you have led—without much change!” Nothing could be further from the truth!
After high school, I went to Moody Bible Institute in Chicago where I met my husband. (We were married from 1975 to 2021 when the Lord took him home to glory.) We hadn’t been dating too long when he mentioned the rapture of Jesus Christ. I was scared… (That should have been a clue that something was not right, but I was “clueless-lost”—see 1 John 4:17-18.)
We soon entered into “the ministry” and I went through all the motions of knowing God and being a pastor’s wife. In the early 1980s, God began to use a series of events in my life to humble me and to cause me to examine myself spiritually. I had to come face-to-face with the realization that I did not have genuine saving faith but only a head knowledge. I had never really considered myself a sinner and had never seen the heinousness of my sin. I was like the Pharisees, who had an outward show of religion, but inwardly I was full of dead men’s bones and hypocrisy. I repented of my sins and gave my life over to the Lordship of Jesus Christ. I was baptized by my husband and had the joy of being baptized with my daughter. My life has been transformed, and I am indeed a new creation in Jesus Christ. Thank God for His amazing grace!