a practical workshop for churches, ministries, creators and businesses
Move from knowing your God-given calling to creating meaningful content that reaches and serves the people God has called you to reach.
Choose Workshop Date: Sunday 22 or 29 November · 10am to 3pm · Thornleigh Seventh-day Adventist Church · Lunch included.
$150 early-bird until 15 Novemberthen $197
Secure checkout · 7-day refund.
More content rarely fixes this. Understanding your calling does.
One line that explains why you create, that you can say out loud without flinching.
A real sense of the person on the other side of the screen — not "everyone".
The handful of ideas you return to, so you never start from a blank page again.
What to make, and in which format, through the first quarter of 2027.
A rhythm you can keep up, that sounds familiar
This isn't a lecture. It's protected, uninterrupted time to be guided to do the thinking you keep meaning to do — with Rachel on hand when you get stuck. You'll leave with a plan, not just notes to action later.
A small room, real working time — never more than twelve people.
Rachel is Sydney-based, and she has spent the last decade working with churches and ministries — helping people who are doing meaningful work learn to talk about it clearly. She knows the particular tension of caring deeply about a message and still feeling unsure how to share it.
She founded the Digital Discipleship Conference, growing it from an idea to an event with global reach, without losing the heart of what it was for. Along the way she learned, over and over, that reach follows clarity about the calling — not the other way around.
Her writing has appeared in Ministry Magazine and Adventist Record. She has also authored three books and maintains multiple online presences, where she keeps returning to the same conviction:
"Most content problems are really calling problems."
Author of Fish Food, Finding Beauty Beyond the Breakup and The Invitation
Limited seats for each date
Yes. You don't need it worked out in advance — a good part of the day is spent helping you find and name it. Showing up uncertain is completely normal.
No. Whether you're starting out or already publishing, the work is the same: getting clear on your message first.
Yes. Values-led content works the same whether you're a ministry, a practice or a small business — the clarity you build applies directly to your work.
Not for this date — one is planned for later. Email to be notified.
Tell Rachel at least 7 days before and she'll refund you in full.
Yes, and she'd encourage it — you can book a discounted spot for additional team members.
You've carried these ideas long enough. Spend one unhurried Sunday getting clear on why you create, who it's for, and exactly what to make in 2027 — and leave with a plan that finally feels like yours.
$150 early-bird · 7-day full refund.
Founder of the Digital Discipleship Conference · Contributor to Ministry Magazine and Adventist Record · Author of Fish Food, Finding Beauty Beyond the Breakup and The Invitation