SPEAKING PRESENTATIONS
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“May my teaching drop like rain, my speech condense like the dew,
like gentle rain on grass, like showers on new growth.” Deuteronomy 32:2, NRSV |
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Lauren is available to speak at MOPS events, mother/daughter events, women's luncheons, retreats and conferences, and grief recovery groups. She is also available for sweetheart banquets when joined by her husband, Randy Briggs.
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Find out how to have Lauren as the guest
or keynote speaker for your event: |
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Every Day is a Gift
In marriage, parenting and life in general we have constant choices to make. Lauren’s message guides her audience through the process of making choices, valuing relationships and seeking God’s best for our lives. Both insightful and practical, this message can be tailored to fit any audience. Parenting Priorities - Decisions that Matter
The world is attempting to devalue, replace and discredit our role as parents. Lauren’s presentation on parenting offers hope and encouragement for making parenting decisions while not losing what makes our children unique individuals or sacrificing our marriages. Lauren offers parents affirmation, tools and qualities for effective parenting. Lifting Your Levels of Happiness
Feeling a little down? Need a heart lift? We all know that joy is a fragile and scarce commodity. Lauren’s empowering message, guides her audiences to feel fulfilled, engaged and meaningfully happy. Lauren offers a roadmap to finding and keeping the often elusive qualities of peace, hope and joy. |
The Art of Helping
Lauren touches a felt need we all experience - wanting to help a hurting person, but not knowing what to say or do. She equips her audience to be an expression of God’s comfort and love with practical tools and creative forms of support. Based on her book, The Art of Helping, Lauren shares poignant personal stories that enable us to be part of the healing process. TRADITION!
Honor your Heritage ... Leave a Legacy Drawn from her book, Making the Blue Plate Special — The Joy of Family Legacies, Lauren shares the value of telling the story of who we are, where we’ve come from and why our heritage is important. What we don’t share and pass on for future generations, will be lost. It is our job to keep the history alive. Also available as a Christmas message, Lauren encourages her audience with creative ideas such as gifts for the person who has everything; gifts of sentimental value; holiday traditions for children; and questions to ask now, while the family is together. |
What Others Are Saying
“Some people have the touch...the healing touch of sensitivity, availability, and dependability. Lean in and learn from one who does—Lauren Briggs.” —Patsy Clairmont, Women of Faith Speaker “Lauren taught me much about what helps us during difficult and challenging times. I would have loved for all my friends to have her book, The Art of Helping, during my five years fighting cancer. This book should be on everyone’s bookshelf for reference and to be shared with the hurting.” —Emilie Barnes, “More Hours in My Day”
“Over the years I have observed Lauren’s compassionate spirit and willingness to be a light in someone’s time of darkness. Lauren writes and speaks from heartfelt experience and has an avid interest in helping each one of us to help others. We may not know what to do or say, but Lauren does.” —Florence Littauer, “Personality Plus,” “Silver Boxes” |
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“Lauren’s message provides common sense and sensitive ways we can provide meaningful encouragement to those who need our help when we don’t know what to do.” —Marilyn Heavilin, “Roses in December”
“You are so polished! You and your book are shining stars. It maximizes my media network when I can offer a wide range of credible resources—and those resources deliver! Thank you.” —June Durr, Marketing & Publications Manager
“You are right on the money with your advice; practical, straight from the shoulder. You inspire people to take action, rather than sit on their hands, not knowing what to do.” —Roger Smith, Los Angeles, CA
“...so many times I am frozen and feel helpless and a failure. Your suggestions were so liberating to me.” —Gayle Davies
“One of the strongest aspects of Lauren’s presentation was the practical and useful recommendations she gave in regards to comforting those who are hurting.” —Marianne Loomis, Yucaipa Christian Church
