Renovator Julia Clark: A Bit of "Herstory"

Meet Julia, an unstoppable force of love in the world and one of the speakers at the upcoming Women’s Retreat.

Having traveled the globe as a full-time missionary, she’s found her identity in Christ rooted deeply in community with other women, and her hope is that you will, too. A passion for ministry combined with the honesty of her human brokenness makes her perspective compelling.

“I think the number one thing I have learned in becoming whole through vulnerability is that my scars are my beauty marks. So long I bought into the lie of isolation—especially having been through things—that comes with the title of being a missionary. There’s something about the title of being a missionary that brings both honor and shame. To think that you’re a missionary and have actually committed sins… It kept me shut up for a long time. I’ve been able to address these things in the light of the Lord, and I came to realize my scars my beauty marks—they’re my strength. The women of Renovatus are the ones who’ve convinced me that they love me no matter what.”

Julia has worked with Worldwide Evangelisation for Christ (WEC) International for well over a decade. Her specialty is in the Rainbows of Hope division, a service dedicated to children in crisis headquartered in Fort Mill, SC. She’s been all over the world seasoning the earth with the gospel and leading teams of college students to do likewise. 

Some of the countries she’s reached include Equatorial Guinea, Egypt, Nepal, Spain, Albania, and

Cambodia to name a few.

We can’t wait to hear more from her at the Women’s Retreat!

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