Karen Stubbs is the founder and heart behind Birds on a Wire. As a speaker, author, and creator of the Wire Talk podcast, she shares practical, biblical wisdom that feels more like coffee with a friend than a sermon.

Karen’s heart for moms began during her years as a Navy wife—raising four kids while Greg was off flying fighter jets. During that season, her faith in God deepened and her passion to support other moms grew. She learned that even though parenting is hard, God is faithful—and she could depend on Him every step of the way. Karen and her husband, Greg, have been married 39 years and are proud parents to four grown kids—Kelsey, Emily, Taylor, and Abby—and grandparents to nine! Karen loves her

cockapoo Barkley, early lunches, and traveling just about anywhere with friends or family.

Lisa Allison was born in Swaziland, Africa and spent the first fourteen years of her life in Southern Africa.

She went to high school in Boone, NC and then attended a Liberal Arts University in Portland, OR where she

met her husband James. After graduating with her Bachelor of Science degree, Lisa and James got married

in 1994 (32 years). In 1996 the two of them returned to Africa for 9 weeks on a short term mission. Lisa went

on to get a MA degree in Marriage & Family Counseling. James & Lisa spent 18 in full time ministry and

started a church in 1998 which they led for 11 years. They have three children, Nathan (25) is an officer in

the Marine Corps. Brandon (24) is a Third Mate in the Merchant Marines supplying Navy bases. Kaeli (22) is

finishing her senior year at GCSU. Lisa is passionate about helping young moms see themselves and their

children the way God sees them and encouraging them in their marriage and motherhood. Lisa strives to

live her life choosing to see God's love for her and inspiring others to do the same.

Mazi Robinson is a licensed professional counselor and speaker specializing in helping women discover their true voice as they navigate self worth/self esteem challenges, relationship concerns, and life stage transitions. In addition to her work as a therapist,

Mazi maintains an active speaking schedule presenting workshops on topics such as anxiety, healing, leadership, healthy relationships, personal growth, and purposeful living.

Mazi is the Founder and Director of Cultivate. Through its counseling center and bi-monthly gatherings, Cultivate encourages women to cultivate joy, courage, and freedom in their lives as they pursue emotional, mental, and spiritual health.

Patti Brezina is a passionate follower of Jesus, speaker, mentor, and seasoned homeschooling mother whose greatest calling has always been to her family. Alongside her husband, Beau, Executive Director of Christian Families Today, Patti has spent years investing in marriages, families, and the spiritual growth of women and teens. As the mother of five children, she has devoted the last 18 years to teaching and discipling her family, equipping them academically, spiritually, and relationally. Now, as her oldest children step into leadership roles of their own, Patti enjoys watching the fruit of those faithful years unfold. Whether she’s mentoring women, cheering from the sidelines of a soccer field, preparing another family meal, or stealing away for an impromptu adventure with her husband, Patti believes God displays His best work within the everyday rhythms and routines of life. She loves encouraging other moms to embrace that truth with joy, grace, and as much coffee as needed! :)

Tammy McCurry received a B. A. in Early Childhood Education from LaGrange College. She has been an educator for over 27 years spending half of that time teaching elementary students. For ten years, she served as the Admission Director for Landmark Christian School and later earned an M. A. in Christian Counseling. She then counseled students at Landmark in her role as Director of Student Life and wrote a children’s Bible study called ‘Adventures of Modern Day Disciples.’ Currently, she is serving as Executive Director of a non-profit ministry called “Take Heart’ inspiring students to live a God-Worthy life through dynamic discipleship and Christ-centered counseling.

Courtney DeFeo is the current host of Pardon The Mess podcast with the Christian Parenting network- garnering over 3 million downloads over 270 episodes. She is the author of In This House, We Will Giggle and Treasured Study for girls. She is the creator of ABC Scripture Cards and the kindness movement called Light ‘Em Up! Prior to having kids - Courtney used to work in corporate marketing at Chick-fil-A - she loved creating programs that helped people fall in love with cows. Since that time, she has the same passion and creativity - now being used to help families fall in love with Jesus.

Courtney’s most honorable mention is her husband Ron of almost 23 years and there wildly fun girls - Ella and Larson. Her other favorite things are her dog Mazie, Coca-Cola classic, tableside guacamole. Auburn football and finding deals at TJMaxx. Courtney and her family love traveling together, serving families with childhood cancer and currently reside in the DFW area.

Drew and Sara Anthony are parents to four adult children and grandparents to two. Their oldest three are married and their youngest is in her sophomore year of college, making them official empty nesters. This May they will celebrate 32 years of marriage. They’re deeply passionate about helping other couples build strong, lasting relationships, and have found a unique way to do that by using their love for sailing. As boat captain and first mate, they lead couples on sailing retreats. Over the years, they’ve learned a lot about marriage—through raising kids, working together, and doing ministry side by side- they’re excited to share those insights with others, helping couples strengthen their bonds and navigate life’s challenges together.

Hannah Brencher is a writer, TED speaker, and social entrepreneur. She is the author of four books, including her latest, The Unplugged Hours: Cultivating a Life of Presence in a Digitally Connected World. Hannah is also the founder of The World Needs More Love Letters, a global community dedicated to sending handwritten letters of encouragement to people in need.

Recognized by the White House as one of the “Women Working to Do Good,” Hannah’s work has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, Oprah, Glamour, USA Today, Chicago Tribune, and more. She lives in Atlanta with her husband, Lane, and their daughter, Novalee.

Discover more about Hannah and her books athannahbrencher.com.