A few notes from leaders that I have worked with…

 

 

Ms Beverly Dillow blessed the Albuquerque Christian Women’s gathering at our September 2014 brunch when she shared her powerful testimony “Daddy, Do You Love Me?”. In her sharing the story of her personal struggle as a child and as an adult who was abandoned by her biological father and the journey of coming to know Jesus as her Lord and Savior, she touched the hearts and the emotions of our women. Beverly has a sweet open spirit that shines with the love of Jesus and her Faith is an inspiration. I highly recommend Beverly as a speaker for any women’s group and know that she will touch the deepest emotions and offer hope to those who have suffered through the abandonment of a parents love. On a lighter note…for a touch of humor be sure and ask Ms Beverly about the “polka-dot shower cap” story. You will enjoy the humor and fun of a special memory between Beverly and her special Mom!

Jan Childers-Chair for Albuquerque Women’s Connection/Stonecroft Ministries

 

Beverly and I met at a writer’s conference several years ago and became instant friends. I thought that was unique until I got better acquainted and realized that everyone Beverly meets wants to be her friend because of her ability to make them feel special and important – a rare talent and blessing in itself.

She is one of those ladies who is always there for you and seems to have a sense of exactly when you need for her to be there. She will laugh and cry with you and listen intently. If you need help or advice, she is willing to share it. If not, she is just willing to be there.

Beverly is smart, creative, talented and a tremendous inspiration to others. She is a wonderful leader because she is willing to work beside you. To me, Beverly is the epitome of a good friend and a blessing from God. I cherish the day He brought her into my life and I have thanked Him many times for that blessing.

Donna Watson, Speaker/Author

 

His Heart, My Desire perfectly describes Beverly’s outlook, ministry, and life. We first met several years ago at the Glorieta Christian Writers’ Conference. She asked, “Do you speak?” I answered, “Incessantly, but to what purpose?” She had the answer. She always does. That’s why Beverly was the perfect speaker for our “Ready to Grow” luncheon held to launch the new women’s ministry group at First Baptist, Andrews, Texas. Beverly spoke with humor and wisdom, touching the hearts of the married, single, and single-again, the empty-nesters and moms with youngsters. With her encouragement and sound advice, our women’s ministry is growing. So am I. You will, too, once you know her, and you will know her through her writing because she writes what’s in her heart. His Heart, My Desire radiates from every word.

Joni Bain Reese, Speaker/Author/Ministry Leader

 

Beverly Dillow has a true heart for women. She is committed, passionate, and best of all, personable. Beverly joined our team as our go-to girl for mentorship and advice concerning all things homeschool, but she has turned out to be so much more. She is a gifted cheerleader and friend who loves to encourage women in EVERY area of their lives, including mine. I see God at work in Beverly through her writing, speaking and amazing event coordinating, and I learn forward with admiration. She is one fabulous asset to the world of women’s ministry. Did I mention FABULOUS? A BIG THANK YOU, Beverly.

Michele Steinhauser, Speaker/Author/Ministry Leader

 

The writer of Proverbs 31 said;  “Charm is deceitful and beauty is passing, but a woman who fears the Lord, she shall be praised. “

I have known Beverly Dillow for over two decades which would encompass several phases of her life.  As a young wife and mother to their two children, Beverly still had a heart for ministry to others.  And now as a devoted, involved grandmother, Beverly still invests herself in ministry to others. Beverly has developed and leads the Women’s Ministry at our Church.    Beverly also has developed a network of Women’s Ministry leaders and plans and coordinates women’s’ seminars and workshops on a regular basis.

Beverly has the wisdom that comes from her relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ, and is well qualified to give guidance to others, whether it is personally or through her writing. Being her Pastor has been a privilege for me.

 Jerry Berry, Pastor/Kelview Heights Baptist Church

 

Since Beverly assumed the role as Women’s Ministry Leader at Kelview Heights Baptist Church in 2004, our ministry has moved in a new direction.   We have seen amazing things happen, including new women to women relationships, tremendous volunteerism and the most obvious – spiritual growth.  Beverly always has a clear vision and a direction for our women, and her ideas seem limitless.  Her love for her Lord, her family and her church is a blessing to all of us who know her.  She is truly a jewel in the crown of Kelview Heights Baptist Church.  God is using her in a tremendous way to bring women to a better knowledge and understanding of their Savior Jesus Christ.

 Jim Connell, Associate Pastor/Kelview Heights Baptist Church

 

Beverly was featured speaker at our annual retreat. Our ladies were blessed by her sweet spirit and genuine love for our Lord. She challenged us to live every day as women called by God to be holy. Beverly is a gifted speaker and her willingness to discern the Holy Spirit’s leadership allowed her to speak exactly what our ladies needed to hear. Her passion for sharing Christ with women of all ages is clearly an overflow from a heart of gratitude for the women in her life that she acknowledges are a gift from her loving Heavenly Father. It was a privilege and a joy to work with Beverly!

Cathy Harrington, Women’s Ministry Leader

 

Beverly has twice been a breakout session presenter at the It’s a Girl Thing! Conference in Corpus Christi, TX. Our mission statement is “To encourage girls to be virtuous young women is a world that doesn’t always care about moral and ethical standards,” and Beverly’s presentations ministered to middle school and high school girls and moms in a powerful way. In 2012 she spoke to moms and teens about how media messages are robbing girls of their purity and innocence and how to maintain a pure heart, mind, and body.  In 2010 she spoke about how to connect with the Father’s love when you don’t have a loving father at home. Her messages convey strong conviction and deep understanding. Beverly truly has a servant’s heart.

Nancy Darnell, It’s a Girl Thing! Conference Coordinator