Still She Sows Women's Conference

The name “Still She Sows” speaks to a woman who keeps going, who continues to plant, to hope, to believe, and to serve even when the conditions around her seem barren. It’s about faithful perseverance. Quiet courage. And holy resilience.

In Scripture, the hyssop plant is a symbol of purity and spiritual cleansing, but it’s also a physically resilient plant, and that’s no coincidence.

Hyssop grows in rocky, dry soil.
It thrives on hillsides where little else survives.
It pushes through cracks, clings to stone, and endures long after more delicate things have withered.
It’s not flashy, but it’s faithful.
Not fragile but rooted.
And it has been used, time and again, in moments of deep spiritual significance, from the first Passover to the cross of Christ.

So, when we say, “Still she sows,” we’re saying:
Even in hard seasons, she remains rooted.
Even when her soil feels dry, she stretches toward the Light.
Even when nothing seems to be growing, she plants anyway.

Like the hyssop, she endures with purpose, not just surviving, but planted in purpose-being used by God in sacred and powerful ways.
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