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EPISODE · May 18, 2025 · 53 MIN

Passing the Torch: Celebrating a New Season in Women’s Ministry with Barb Carpenter & Rachel Kimble

from UBC Beavercreek - Talking Points · host UBC Beavercreek

Episode Info: Kelcey has a heartfelt conversation with Barb Carpenter, who has gracefully led UBC’s Women’s Ministry Team for the past two and a half years, and welcomes Rachel Kimble, UBC’s newly-hired Director of Women’s Ministry. Together, they celebrate and reflect on God's amazing work in Women's Ministry over the past few years while casting vision for the future in this new season.Guest Info:Rachel KimbleRachel has dedicated many days to homeschooling and teaching an adjunct class for women at Cedarville University. Her passion for teaching comes from her desire to love God and others, recognizing that when we experience God's love, it enriches our relationships and glorifies Him.When she's not teaching, Rachel enjoys outdoor activities, especially hiking in the mountains, with her family: her husband, Jeremy (22 years), daughter Hannah (18), and son Jonathan (15). She serves as UBC Director of Women’s Ministries, overseeing efforts to help women pursue biblical womanhood and ensure they receive biblically based care to deepen their relationship with Christ.Barb CarpenterBarb is a wife/helpmate, mom, and grandmother to four grandbabies. She enjoys spending time outside, doing yardwork, walking, and doing other fun activities with family and friends. She loves spending her days with friends and pouring into people. She loves making people meals and loving them with food.She served as the Women’s Ministry team lead and recently passed the baton to Rachel Kimble. She loves this ministry and plans to stay committed to it in any and all ways needed. She also serves on the UBC Welcome Team. She desires for ladies to feel seen, known, loved, and connected. She is passionate about seeing others in discipleship relationships and is plugged into the community.Guest Host Info:Kelcey FlynnKelcey spends her days raising wild little men, eating too much, and pursuing a present, spirit-filled life. She is passionate about creating atmospheres that remind us all that we’re only one conversation away from a richness and intimacy with Jesus that could change our lives. She wholeheartedly believes personal stories and reflective conversations change the way we connect to each other and, ultimately, to our Savior.Kelcey enjoys feeding the people she loves, attempting a cut flower garden, throwing heavy weights around, and spending as much time outside as possible with her husband, Daniel (of 12 years), Trip (6 years old), and Titus (3 years old). She currently serves as a Bible Study Leader and Communications Lead within UBC’s Women's Ministry and as a Worship Leader on Sunday mornings.Episode Resources:Women's Summer Bible StudyLadies, please join us on Monday nights in June and July for Summer in the Psalms, a simple study of the Psalms and a time of fellowship and prayer. This study does not build week-to-week, so please come when you are available. We encourage women of all ages and experiences to join us for this special time.Women’s Ministry at UBCUBC’s Women’s Ministry exists to equip and empower women of any age or life stage with regular gospel-focused opportunities for biblical teaching and discipling, spiritual formation, intentional outreach, and community connection. Learn more and connect on our Women’s Ministry page.Do you have a story to share or just want to connect?We’d love to hear your story. Email us at [email protected] Us Online:www.ubcbeavercreek.comOur Mission:Helping people become wholehearted followers of Jesus Christ who know Him and make Him known.

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