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Go & See - HOLY LAND
Michele and her husband Tony lead trips to the Holy Land and they’re hosting a trip March 2025. Learn about the previous itinerary >> HERE.
Speaking
Michele is available to speak on a variety of topics for one gathering or a multi day retreats. Complete the contact form here to check her availability.
Speaking Topics:
Being a Non-Anxious Presence in a Fearful World.
Seeking a WholeHearted Life - How Do We Do All The Things?
Being a Momma to Adult(ish) Kids
Learning How To Be An Ally.
How To Actually Love your Neighbor Next Door and Around The World.
Living a Life of Justice in Real Life.
Michele Sbrana is the Co-Founder and Executive Director of The Flourish Collective, a racial justice and equity Collective committed to Learning, Giving and Living Out Justice in the United States.
She served as the National Director of Expeditions, Young LIfe’s service division from 2010 -2018, the International Director of Amicus, Young Life’s 40 year international student exchange program. and has been in and around Young Life her entire life. She has taken people to connect with people doing amazing work serving kids in places like Haiti, Nepal, Cambodia, Philippines, Taiwan, Ethiopia, Uganda Costa Rica, Israel and Palestine.
Michele raises funds for the Operating Budget of The Flourish Collective by raising money towards theirTrellis Fund with annual and recurring donations. She also is raising funds by inviting people to become members of The Flourish Collective and all their donations go directly to our Impact Partners. Learn about our Impact Partner’s amazing work >> here.
Books By Michele
To My Friend - Reflections on Motherhood: Wit and Wisdom on Parenting Toddlers to Teens
Thirty-One Gifts - A December Advent Daily Devotional
“We cannot change the world by a new plan, project or idea. We cannot even change other people by our convictions, stories, advice and proposals, but we can offer a space where people are encouraged to disarm themselves, to lay aside their occupations and preoccupations and to listen with attention and care to the voices speaking in their own center.”