Transformed Lives
Speaking
Practical Hope
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My talks are honest, practical, and tailored to the people in the room—whether I’m speaking to women at a church event, students on a college campus, or a group navigating the realities of mental health.
Threaded through every conversation is a simple message: you don’t have to pretend you’re okay to find hope.
I’m available for church events, conferences, retreats, college campuses, chapels, schools, workshops, women’s events, and more. Talks can be tailored to your audience, event, and goals.
Keynotes and workshops about:
Provost at Ohio Christian University & Dean of the School of Arts and Sciences
- Krista Stonerock
in the hope we have in Jesus Christ. "
"Amber spoke with vulnerability, but her words were
powerfully anchored
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Interested in booking Amber to come and speak? I look forward to hearing from you. Use the form below or email me directly at [email protected].
I primarily speak on faith, mental health, anxiety, depression, burnout, hope, and navigating hard seasons, along with writing and storytelling workshops. Some of my most popular talks are "When Faith Doesn't Feel Good," "TikTok Theology," "Fierce Hope," "A Sound Mind," and "Women of Courage."
I speak to women, teens, college students, young adults, churches, schools, and organizations. All talks can be tailored to your specific audience. I love to travel and am willing to do so statewide, countrywide, or internationally. I do ask that my husband be allowed to accompany me (or another companion in the event he can’t attend) for all events.
Yes! However, speaking fees vary depending on the event, location, audience, and scope of the engagement. Reach out with your event details, and we can talk through what makes sense.
Note: All travel expenses, including transportation (airfare, mileage, rental car, etc.) and accommodations, are required for me and my husband.
Coming Summer 2027
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a 100-day devotional for the seasons when faith feels hard, God feels distant, or you're carrying more than you know how to name.
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