• Remember NO Lunch In February

    March & April's Registrations Are Open

    Wednesday, March 4th | 11:30 am -1:00 pm

    Thursday, March 26th | Social Hour Begins @ 5:30

    Wednesday, April 8th | 11:30 am -1:00 pm

    La Crosse Country Club

    300 Marcou Rd, Onalaska, WI 54650

  • Registration Forms

    Lunch March 4th 2026

    Evening Event March 26th 2026

    Lunch April 8th 2026

  • Wednesday, March 4th Speaker

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    Cat Morgan

    Hidden in Plain Sight: Get Empowered in the Fight Against Domestic Human Trafficking

    Cat Morgan, Executive Director of Fierce Freedom, brings vital awareness to an issue that often goes unseen: domestic human trafficking happening right here in Wisconsin. With compassion, clarity, and real-world insight, Cat sheds light on how trafficking operates closer to home than many realize.

    During this presentation, Cat will also address the growing role of technology and social media in the recruitment and grooming of victims—especially children and teens—and why this has led to a significant rise in exploitation in recent years. Most importantly, she equips individuals and families with practical, actionable steps to help protect themselves and strengthen their communities.

    You’ll learn how to:

    • Understand the realities of domestic human trafficking in Wisconsin
    • Recognize how technology and social media contribute to increased victimization and grooming
    • Gain practical tools to help build a community that is informed, alert, and resilient to exploitation

    This is an empowering and eye-opening conversation designed to educate, equip, and inspire action—without fear, but with purpose.

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    Purposeful Partner

    Fierce Freedom

    We are honored to partner with Fierce Freedom, a Wisconsin-based nonprofit dedicated to raising awareness and equipping communities to prevent human trafficking and exploitation. Fierce Freedom focuses on empowering individuals, families, schools, and organizations with practical education about what human trafficking looks like, who it affects, and how we can stand together to protect one another—especially right here in our own state.

    Through compassionate training, community outreach, and helpful resources, Fierce Freedom fosters understanding, safety, and community resilience, so that every person can live with dignity and hope.

  • Thursday, March 26th Speaker

    Sherry McPherson

    Is It Okay to Be Disappointed with God?

    In this heartfelt and faith-anchored message, our speaker will explore a question many believers quietly wrestle with: What do we do when life doesn’t turn out the way we prayed it would? Through personal stories of disappointment, unmet hopes, and seasons that didn’t end as expected, she shares how God met her in those hard places—not with shame or distance, but with deeper trust and relationship.

    Rather than pushing disappointment aside, she’ll talk about what it looks like to bring it honestly before God, release the weight of unmet expectations, and learn to trust Him fully—even when the outcome isn’t what we hoped for. This message offers encouragement for women walking through uncertainty, grief, or unanswered prayers, and points toward a faith that holds steady in every season.

    You’ll walk away with:

    • Practical, faith-filled steps to keep trusting God in difficult circumstances
    • Healthier, God-honoring ways of thinking about hardship and disappointment
    • A renewed perspective that brings freedom, peace, and deeper intimacy with God

    This is an encouraging and hope-filled conversation for anyone longing to strengthen their faith—especially when life feels hard.

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    Purposeful Partner

    Salvation Poem Project

    We are excited to highlight Salvation Poem Project, a ministry devoted to sharing the Gospel in a way that is simple, beautiful, and accessible to all. Through a short, six-line poem rooted in Scripture, Salvation Poem communicates the message of Jesus clearly and compassionately—crossing language, culture, and generational lines.

    What began as a poem has grown into a global movement. Through music, visual storytelling, and free creative resources, Salvation Poem Project equips churches, ministries, and everyday believers to share the hope of Christ with confidence and grace. Their work is a reminder that the Gospel doesn’t have to be complicated to be powerful—it simply needs to be shared.

  • Wednesday, April 8th Speaker

    Angela Trapani

    Stay Calm & Carry On

    Speaker Info Coming Soon

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    Purposeful Partner

    Safe Familes for Children

    We’re grateful to partner with Safe Families for Children of Wisconsin, a compassionate nonprofit movement committed to keeping children safe and families together by surrounding parents with caring, community-based support. When families face isolation or hardship, Safe Families connects them with trained, vetted volunteers who walk alongside them in loving, family-like relationships—offering practical help, encouragement, and stability during challenging seasons.

    Rooted in radical hospitality, disruptive generosity, and intentional compassion, Safe Families believes every family thrives best when supported by a strong circle of community and care. Their work helps prevent child abuse and neglect, strengthens family resilience, and reflects the power of neighbors loving neighbors with heart and purpose.

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  • Contact Us:

    Melissa Schultz, Director

    Phone: 608.386.4136

    Email: Melissa@wwpwi.org