Fri, Mar 21, 2025, 6:00 pm - Sat, Mar 22, 2025, 1:00 pm CT
The Stone Center
423 Washington Ave
Oxford, MS 38655, United States (US)
Ladies (and gentlemen), what excitement awaits!!!! Come out and support Sister, S.O.A.R. as this organization expounds on each woman’s unique inner strengths, anointing, talent, and for her love for Christ. This 2-day event will motivate and encourage you to “Come, From Behind the Door!” to share your gifts and talents with others.
This event will take place on Friday, March 21 and Saturday, March 22, 2025 at the Stone Center located at 423 Washington Avenue, Oxford, MS 38655. Friday night will begin at 6pm and Saturday at 8:30am (catered breakfast).
Tickets may be purchased for $45 for both days (breakfast included) or $35 for one day. IF you purchase a ticket for Saturday ONLY please add an additional $15 for your meal. There are no refunds for your purchase.
The Stone Center
423 Washington Ave
Oxford, MS 38655, United States (US)
Fri, Mar 21, 2025, 6:00 pm - Sat, Mar 22, 2025, 1:00 pm CT
No refunds offered.
Sister, S.O.A.R. was founded by Chris D. Jones on January 27, 2017. Miss Jones is a native of Oxford, MS. She relocated to Tupelo, Mississippi in July 2006 to teach in the Tupelo Public School District as a Special Education Math Teacher. She obtained a Bachelor’s Degree in Elementary Education from the University of Mississippi (2006). She is highly qualified to teach K-12 in mathematics, English, social studies, and Special Education (mild/moderate and severe profound). She is also certified to teach K-8 science. She also holds an Associate Degree in Early Childhood Education from Rust College located in Holly Springs, Mississippi(2000). In 2010, she graduated with a Master’s in Ministry from Jacksonville Theological Seminary. She is the mother of four children, and grandmother of one.
Miss Jones was inspired to start Sister, S.O.A.R. after experiencing many of life’s crippling events herself: single-parent household, domestic violence/ abuse, and loss of employment, to name a few. She witnessed many of her students struggle with some of the same adversities she, too, had faced. Great families/mothers wanted to provide for their families; yet, they struggled to find a true support system or possess the skills required to function successfully in their respective households and communities. She used her school retirement funds for start-up capital. She believed that if she could experience Success Over Adversity and become Redeemed, she could also assist other women. She has compassion for the hearts of women and children.
She currently serves as a high school Algebra I teacher, an Associate Minister at her local church, and an instructor for the Mississippi Baptist Seminary and Bible College.
Sister, S.O.A.R. was founded by Chris D. Jones on January 27, 2017. Miss Jones is a native of Oxford, MS. She relocated to Tupelo, Mississippi in July 2006 to teach in the Tupelo Public School District as a Special Education Math Teacher. She obtained a Bachelor’s Degree in Elementary Education from the University of Mississippi (2006). She is highly qualified to teach K-12 in mathematics, English, social studies, and Special Education (mild/moderate and severe profound). She is also certified to teach K-8 science. She also holds an Associate Degree in Early Childhood Education from Rust College located in Holly Springs, Mississippi(2000). In 2010, she graduated with a Master’s in Ministry from Jacksonville Theological Seminary. She is the mother of four children, and grandmother of one.
Miss Jones was inspired to start Sister, S.O.A.R. after experiencing many of life’s crippling events herself: single-parent household, domestic violence/ abuse, and loss of employment, to name a few. She witnessed many of her students struggle with some of the same adversities she, too, had faced. Great families/mothers wanted to provide for their families; yet, they struggled to find a true support system or possess the skills required to function successfully in their respective households and communities. She used her school retirement funds for start-up capital. She believed that if she could experience Success Over Adversity and become Redeemed, she could also assist other women. She has compassion for the hearts of women and children.
She currently serves as a high school Algebra I teacher, an Associate Minister at her local church, and an instructor for the Mississippi Baptist Seminary and Bible College.