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Whole & Held: Women Like Us Conference on
Mental Health & Christianity

This two-day conference is designed for women navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, shame, grief, and the complex realities of following Jesus while not feeling “okay.”
This conference is for:
• Women struggling with mental health
• Women walking through trauma or grief
• Church leaders and ministry volunteers
• Therapists, counselors, and caregivers
• Anyone longing for a shame-free faith space
What to Expect:
• Multiple Trauma-informed teachings and prayer
• Worship centered on healing and hope
• Licensed Christian therapists on-site
• Quiet rooms and reflection spaces
• Optional participation — ALWAYS
• Honest conversations about faith and mental health
You do not need to prepare your testimony. You do not need to have answers. You only need to come.

September 18 & 19

You’re invited!

Mark your calendars and save your seat early because Author & Speaker Brenna Blain will be joining us, and you won’t want to miss what God has in store.

Brenna Blain is a wife, mom, theologian, and author.  She speaks boldly about God’s presence in our pain—addressing topics like mental illness, same-sex attraction, and abuse. Through preaching and writing, Brenna creates space for hard questions and honest faith, helping others find belonging in Jesus.

Expect powerful moments, real connection, and fresh encouragement for every season of womanhood.

Meet the Speakers

Lyssa Christina

Founder

Brenna Blain

Author
Lyssa Christina is a writer focusing on women of the Bible and women of church history. As well as the founder of Mosaic Women's Collective, a ministry that aims to break down the walls that divide us as women in the body of Christ.
Brenna Blain is a Contemporary Theologian and best-selling author, whose work focuses on the intersection of faith, suffering, and orthopraxy. She is passionate about preaching for and working with churches across the world, partnering relationally to offer counsel on gnarly realities with a compassionate and orthodox lens. With a pastoral heart and a prophetic voice, Brenna challenges cultural and ecclesial complacency, inviting the Church to participate more fully in the redemptive mission of God through pursuing truth, compassion, and integrity.

Know Before You Go

Parking: Parking is available on-site at Oasis, and additional parking is located across the street at 896 Summit.

What to Wear: Come comfy and confident - whatever makes you feel YOU. Don’t forget to bring a sweater or jacket in case the venue gets chilly.

Food & Drinks: We’ve got you covered!
  • Friday: Light refreshments and snacks will be available before and after the session.
  • Saturday: Breakfast charcuterie and coffee will be provided.
  • Lunch: Box lunch provided.

Merch & Marketplace: You’ll love browsing our curated selection of merch and local vendors during break times!
  • Hours: Open before/after sessions + lunch break
  • Payment Options: Card, cash, Venmo

Accessibility: We want every woman to feel welcome and accommodated!
  • Accessible parking in front of Oasis Building One and Building Two and seating are available during conference.

FAQs:  What should I bring?
  • Bible or journal
  • Water bottle

We can't wait to see you! We’re praying over every woman attending and believe God is going to meet you in a powerful way this weekend.

About Mosaic Women's Collective

Just like a piece of art, this collective represents a mosaic of women form all walks of life.

“Mosaic Women's Collective" is a vibrant and inclusive women's ministry that embraces the beauty of diversity within the Christian faith. Just like a mosaic, this collective represents a mosaic of women from all walks of life, spanning different ages, colors, cultures, and unique individual styles. The ministry cherishes and celebrates the diversity of its members, recognizing that each woman brings her own valuable perspective, experiences, and talents to the community. It is a safe and nurturing space where women can come together, support one another, and grow in their faith. The collective believes that diversity enriches the body of Christ and fosters a deeper understanding of God's love and grace.The collective embodies the idea that unity in Christ transcends any boundaries or divisions, reminding us that we are all beautifully woven together in God's design.