You’re Invited to the Celebration
of Life with Our Extravagant God
Discover God’s invitations, find security in belonging to Him, and experience the joy of sharing Him with others.
Welcome to You’re Invited Ministries!
Life feels heavy right now. And yet—God invites us into His joy in the heaviness.
You’re Invited Ministries is a community of women who want to know how to live this life securely, hopefully, and invitationally in every circumstance.
We believe you are invited by God, and you can find security in saying yes to Him. And the joy of that security moves us to invite others too.
This is not shallow or frivolous celebration. It is the deep recognition that journeying with God is extravagant —a life anchored in biblical truth, honest about reality, and steady in hope.
Here, we:
Celebrate timeless biblical truths
Explore God’s invitations together
Share encouragement rooted in Scripture
Invite others to join us in honest, faith-filled conversation
There is a place at the table with your name on it. We’re so glad you’re here.
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If you want to understand God’s invitations more deeply and live with greater security and hope, we would love to stay connected.
The Sublime Soiree: God’s Invitation to the Party of your Life
Are you ready to experience the party of a lifetime?
Our book, The Sublime Soiree invites you on a journey to discover the joy and richness of being welcomed at God’s abundant table, both in the present and for eternity.
Through Scripture, story, and thoughtful reflection, we help women:
The Sublime Soiree is perfect for personal reading or group study.
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