Know Your Worth Conference Schedule
No Pre-Registration is Required
(except as noted for the Friday night temple sessions)
(except as noted for the Friday night temple sessions)
FRIDAY, AUGUST 25TH: TEMPLE NIGHT
Portland, Oregon Temple --
6:00pm -- Single Adult Baptism Session*
6:30pm -- Single Adult Visitor Center Tour*
*Sign up to participate in a temple baptismal session or a visitor center tour here: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0D4FAAA82AAAFC1-2023
6:00pm, 6:30pm, 7;00pm, or 7:30pm -- Initiatory/Endowment/Sealing Session
Please schedule an appointment through your LDS website member account
8:30pm - 9:30pm Dessert Social at the Lake Oswego Stake Center Relief Society Room
- Fruit Tray and Crudités
- Cookies (including gluten free)
- Peach and Blackberry Cobbler
- Vanilla Ice Cream
- Water
- Fruit Tray and Crudités
- Cookies (including gluten free)
- Peach and Blackberry Cobbler
- Vanilla Ice Cream
- Water
SATURDAY, AUGUST 26TH
CHILDCARE -- Though no childcare will be provided, children and teens are welcome to attend. If you need childcare and are unable to secure it on your own, please contact your ward leaders for assistance. Also, the stake high councilor over singles is also committed to helping you find childcare if you are unable to do so on your own.
Lake Oswego Stake Center
9:00am Keynote Speaker -- Julie Hillyard -- "Seeing Through a Glass Darkly: How to apply Windex on the window to your worth"
Julie (McAllister) Hillyard was raised in Vancouver, served a mission in the Philippines, and graduated from BYU with a degree in Psychology. She taught classes to male inmates and mentored female inmates at UT state prison before and as she launched her career. She had the privilege of working and traveling with Dr. Stephen R. Covey, author of the 7 Habits of Highly Effective People and worked with him as he developed and wrote The 8th Habit. She joined him as he consulted with leaders of countries and companies and helped him prepare and deliver presentations to audiences around the world. She is now married with three fabulous kids, owns a pickleball paddle company with her husband and is working part time doing consulting work in leadership and communications.
10:00am Workshop #1
10:50am Break
11:00am Workshop #2
12:00pm Lunch
- Croissant Sandwiches and Pinwheel Sandwiches
- Tossed Salad with diced chicken
- Chips and Cookies (including gluten free)
- Water
1:15pm Group Sing Off Competition; Led by Don & Kathy Jensen
2:15pm Choir performances
Workshop Presenters:
Heather Seely-Roberts -- "Winning with Christ: Being a part of the real dream team"
A native Oregonian and Oregon State University graduate (go Beavs), Heather Seely-Roberts has been coaching basketball for almost 30 years where she has accumulated over 350 wins as a varsity coach. Many of those wins came as the girls basketball coach at Ashland, Lakeridge, Canby, and Sprague High Schools, before moving to the east coast to coach at Southern Virginia University for four years.
As her two youngest children, Moroni and Malachi, developed a passion for the sport, the family returned to Oregon where Coach Seely-Roberts became the first female to coach a boys high school varsity basketball team since the 1930's. Her winning ways continued on the boys side with a state championship in 2021 at Yamhill Carlton High School and a 3rd place finish with Lincoln High School in 2023. Her success this past year earned her Oregon's highest coaching honor -- coach of the year.
Coach Seely-Roberts is married to Jason Roberts and has five children - Manti, Mosiah, Micah, Moroni, and Malachi along with a cat and 16 chickens. She served a mission in Houston Texas.
Jeff Bradford -- "Calculating Your Worth: An attorney's take on the value of your time and your life"
Jeff is husband to Laurel Bradford, M.D., and father to three amazing children. He lives in the Lake Oswego Stake and serves as a counselor in his ward's bishopric. In his spare time, Jeff is a partner at the law firm Tonkon Torp, where he specializes in business litigation and advises clients on dispute resolution.
Jonathan Horey - "The Paradox of Perfectionism: How our willingness to be vulnerable with God and others is correlated with joy and resilience."
Dr. Horey is a psychiatrist in private practice and is board-certified in adult psychiatry as well as addiction medicine. He completed his medical training and psychiatry residency in New York City at Columbia University. He then spent three years as the medical director of substance abuse services at Columbia Doctors' Rockefeller Center Clinic. After eleven years in Manhattan, Dr. Horey and, more importantly, his wife Jessica decided that hauling strollers up and down subway stairs had lost its charm so they decided to move to Portland to raise their three children. Dr. Horey's practice focuses on patients suffering from substance use disorders as well as depression, anxiety, and other psychiatric conditions. He is an advanced candidate in psychoanalysis at the Oregon Psychoanalytic Center and has specialized training in Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS).
He currently serves on the High Council of the Lake Oswego Stake and served a mission in Mendoza, Argentina. Dr. Horey remembers having hobbies before he had children but now spends most of his free time coaching youth sports and injuring himself playing in adult basketball, soccer, and softball leagues.
David and Bobbie Poppleton - "What the School of Life Tells Us About Our Worth"
David Poppleton has worked nearly thirty years in the Mental Health field with a history of extensive training and experience in the treatment of substance abuse, trauma, depression, anxiety disorders and family therapy. He retired from the Oregon National Guard in 2010 after twenty four years as a Military Chaplain.
Bobbie Poppleton was a sales rep in commercial construction for nearly forty years, starting when women had a very limited presence. During the Covid shutdown, she decided to challenge herself and completed a course of study in Hebraic Context of the Bible. She has held numerous callings including Stake RS President, Stake Young Women, each of the ward organizations and is currently serving in the most humbling capacity of all -- a seminary teacher.
David and Bobbie Poppleton - "What the School of Life Tells Us About Our Worth"
Bobbie Poppleton was a sales rep in commercial construction for nearly forty years, starting when women had a very limited presence. During the Covid shutdown, she decided to challenge herself and completed a course of study in Hebraic Context of the Bible. She has held numerous callings including Stake RS President, Stake Young Women, each of the ward organizations and is currently serving in the most humbling capacity of all -- a seminary teacher.
Tualatin Community Park
3:00pm Tualatin Community Park:
Picnic benches are available but you're welcome to bring your own lawn chairs or blankets. Lots of activities to enjoy. Bring your swimsuit and towel if interested in the river activities.
- Field games
- Nature walk
- River activities
- Socializing
5:00pm Dinner / More Games
- Fried and Roasted Chicken
- Coleslaw with pineapple and almonds
- Potato Salad
- Romaine Salad and dressings
- Hawaiian Rolls
- Cake
- Water
Lake Oswego Stake Center
8pm -11:00pm Dance with DJ David Child / Games
Refreshments will include:
- Cookies
- Crudités
- Root Beer Floats
- Tortilla Chips and Salsa
- Pizza delivery
- Water
SUNDAY, AUGUST 27TH
Lake Oswego Stake Center
6:00pm Potluck Dinner; Please bring your favorite dish to share
7:00pm Fireside - President Leptich, Oregon City Stake President
No Pre-Registration is Required
(except as noted for the Friday night temple sessions)
(except as noted for the Friday night temple sessions)
