Currently serving as Director of First Impressions at Crosspointe Church and Speaker, Trainer and Coach with the John Maxwell Team, Allyson inspires corporations, churches, and individuals to connect with clients, customers, churchgoers, and even with themselves through the power of communication. Through engaging stories and plenty of "ah-ha" moments, Allyson speaks life to release others on their journey to – passionately and purposefully – fulfill their greater purpose
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Relationships are vital to the church. All through the new testament Jesus met needs, yes. But before He met those needs the Bible says "He had compassion." Join Allyson as she teaches compassionate relationship building, first impression importance, and biblical leadership skills through laughs, tears, and "gut check" moments. No matter if it's a one-hour training session, an all-day workshop, or a Sunday evening gathering, prepare to be challenged and changed.
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Southeast Oklahoma Women's Conference
Dynamic Women of the Chickasaw Nation
Ada Young Professionals
National Information Solutions Cooperative
Ada Regional United Way
Zeta Tau Alpha - East Central University
Crosspointe Church of Ada
Zeta Tau Alpha East Central University
About Allyson
As an only child, Allyson grew up with dreams of singing, speaking, and doing anything that involved sharing an inspiring message. Full of orneriness and a bit of spunk, she'd grab her mother's Noxzema jar after Sunday church, tip toe in the mirror, and proudly practice her "preaching skills," proclaiming to her invisible audience how God could fill them as full as that jar.
Allyson grew up in a brown-hymnal, 3-piece suit Pentecostal church and took those values with her to a progressive, coffee-brewing non-denominational church where she currently serves as Director of the First Impressions Team. With the ability to belt out I'll Fly Away in one moment and the latest Hillsong in the next, she fits into the back pocket of all church generations.