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ABOUT HOPE

Workman

  • Becky Workman

  • Administrative Director
  • 804.708.5330 ext. 109
Primary Responsibilities
Coordination of work flow for all ministries and activities throughout the week; preparing required materials for Sunday; keeping everyone sane.
Fun Facts...
Movies I Enjoy

Shadowlands

Favorite Books

The Best Loved Doll (children’s book)

Favorite TV Show

King Of Queens

For Fun I Enjoy

RV-ing, taking a drive to new places

Bio

I was raised in a Christian family and have seen God’s faithfulness in many ways. My father was a minister in a non-denominational church. He and my mother raised us in an environment that stressed God’s provision in every situation, whether physical need or spiritual. My parents’ deep trust in God has been an example and testament and I am thankful for the foundation on which we were raised.

I joined the Hope staff in December 2002. Since coming to Hope, my husband, Joe, and I have found that Hope offers a fresh experience with our journey of faith. We have been blessed with friendships that encourage us and challenge us to dig deeper. We have found rich and applicable teaching and have learned a lot, as well as had questions.

In the function of administrative support for the Hope office, I have had the pleasure of meeting many people at Hope without having to be “new to Hope” on a Sunday. However, I am very familiar with the feeling of being the new kid on the block, as we moved almost every year of my childhood. I was a shy child and can recall many school morning tummy aches when we were in a new school district. As I grew older, I began to appreciate that there is something unique in each of us that God sees and smiles about. We are each a unique mix of strengths and weaknesses, and God loves every one of us! I try to approach new situations and relationships with this perspective. Instead of focusing on my own insecurities, I realize that we all have insecurities. So, starting from the point of God loving each of us, I find that each new person I meet can be another window into God’s creation. Sometimes my window needs washing! I am thankful for His grace and forgiveness that washes the window of my life as people see Him through me.