Generational Grace:
A Women's Conference for Spirit, Body, and Soul
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​Join women from all walks of life for a powerful day of worship, wisdom, and wellness at Generations of Grace, a multigenerational women’s conference focused on nurturing the whole woman—spiritually, mentally, and physically.
​​Rooted in the biblical call for “one generation to teach the next” (Psalm 145:4), this dynamic gathering creates sacred space for women to share stories, strengthen one another, and walk boldly in their God-given purpose. From heartfelt monologues and soul-stirring worship to wellness sessions and communal brunch, this is more than an event—it’s a legacy experience.
Conference Details
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Date: July 19, 2025
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Time: 9:30 am - 2:00 pm
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Location: Paradise Baptist Church – 1711 Donald Lee Hollowell Pkwy NW Atlanta, GA 30318
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Tickets: $25.00 – Includes full conference access, brunch, materials, and wellness session
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What to Expect
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Voices of the Word
Hear the real, raw, and redemptive testimonies of women walking in grace.
Soul-Filling Brunch
Enjoy a delicious meal with opportunities for sisterhood, fellowship, and conversation.
Women's Health & Wellness for every Generation
Explore practical strategies for mental, emotional, and physical health grounded in faith.
Purpose-Driven Workshops
Be prepare to be poured into with dynamic, purpose-driven workshops that speak directly to your season—whether it’s wellness, sisterhood, leadership, or spiritual growth.
We will close the day in unity and empowerment, covered in prayer and purpose.
Who Should Attend?
Whether you’re a daughter, sister, mother, mentor, or leader—Generations of Grace is for you. This conference is open to women of all ages and stages of life who desire to be refreshed, inspired, and equipped for the journey ahead.
Register Today!
Tickets are limited—don’t miss your opportunity to be part of this unforgettable day. You can register here.
Come expecting restoration. Leave walking in grace.
For more information, contact: Reverend Esther Wilson at revestherwilson@gmail.com.
Speakers
From Generation to Generation: Racial Realities & Women's Health
Denise Carty, PhD, MA, MS, RN
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Dr. Denise Carty is a seasoned health consultant in women's health, health education, and research. Dr. Carty provides expert guidance to communities and organizations on topics related to reproductive health, menopause and aging, and racial and ethnic health disparities. With a career spanning over 30 years, she has worked for various agencies as a women’s health nurse practitioner, public health officer, health scientist, and researcher dedicated to advancing women’s health and reducing racial and ethnic health disparities. Drawing on her clinical and public health background, Dr. Carty specializes in translating evidence-based research into practical education and policy solutions. She holds a PhD in Health Behavior and Health Education from the University of Michigan and master’s degrees in both African American Studies and Nursing from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Sister, Say That: Real Talk. Real Women. Rethinking our Stories
Lola Russell, MDiv, PhD
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Dr. Russell is a visionary pastor, prophetic communicator, and public theologian whose voice speaks powerfully at the intersection of faith, health, and justice. A seasoned bivocational pastor of emerging congregations, she brings both pulpit power and policy wisdom—with years of leadership in the government, public health, and political sectors. Rooted in Womanist theology and guided by a deep love for her people, Dr. Russell is a skilled practitioner of adult learning theory and praxis, strategic communications, and media engagement. She doesn’t just preach—she teaches, quips, and empowers communities to rise. A natural storyteller and thought leader, Dr. Russell has shaped conversations in journalism, public affairs, and pastoral ministry, always centering truth, healing, and liberation. She holds degrees from Georgia State University, Turner Theological Seminary at the Interdenominational Theological Center (ITC), and earned her Ph.D. from the University of Georgia—bringing academic brilliance to the heart of community transformation.