Walking Wounded
Sydna’s personal testimony, the role of a pregnancy-center ministry in her life, and a faith-centered message of hope and forgiveness.
Pregnancy center speakers
Bring your mission
closer to the heart.
A thoughtful, compassionate message from a pregnancy center speaker for fundraising banquets.
Sydna with pregnancy-center leader Rita Willoughby.
For organizers
Your center’s work.
A personal connection.
Speaking at banquets, churches and conferences since 1991, Sydna shares her personal testimony with faith and care, helping audiences consider the people behind a pregnancy center’s mission. Her banquet presentations can weave a financial appeal into a message of hope and encouragement. If someone in the audience is hurting after abortion, she also points people to abortion recovery help from Ramah International.
Begin a conversation about your center, your audience, your event format, and the goals you want to keep at the heart of the evening.
Discuss your banquet ↗Speaking themes
Stories that invite understanding.
A National Perspective of the Pregnancy Center
The role of pregnancy centers, stories of ministry, and an invitation to support their work through involvement, prayer, and financial giving.
Forgiveness: Breaking the Chains
A personal story exploring forgiveness and the ways faith can shape a ministry of compassion.
Themes drawn from Sydna’s existing speaking-topics page. Discuss the best fit and current availability directly with Sydna.
From a pregnancy-center leader
She truly wants to know what your goals are and she weaves them into her keynote speaker presentation.
Terry Winship · Executive DirectorCare Net Pregnancy Clinic · Casper, Wyoming
Read Sydna’s speaking references →Consider the fit
Hear the message for yourself.
Explore six existing banquet recordings before starting your event conversation.
Planning details such as fees, travel, talk length and the fundraising ask are in the event planner FAQ.
View all speaking samples →Your next gathering
Let’s talk about your banquet.
Share your center’s mission, your timing, and what you hope the evening will accomplish.