“Love speaks the language of the soul as it awakens our hunger for relationship and connection”.

Contact Information

Speaking Ministry Details

Salvation Date
1996
Home Church
Mountain Springs Church Colorado Springs, Colorado
Relationship to Church
Regularly Attends
Speaking Experience
Full Time (over 20 events per year)
Fee Range
Works with Your Budget

More About LaNette Shipley

LaNette is an uplifting, inspiring speaker, and a professional vocalist who includes praise and worship in her presentations. In 2015 LaNette tragically lost her 32-year-old daughter, ShyAnn. Her faith was shaken to the core with many lingering, unanswered questions. In the darkest place of grief, God gave LaNette a beautiful miracle for her to share. She has overcome domestic violence, immorality, and extreme disappointments. Through tragedy and loss, LaNette has persevered with faith, hope, and an unwavering love of Jesus and His divine Word.

LaNette keeps her presentations real and does not distort the gospel with misconceptions to her audiences. She knows from God's Word that life is sometimes hard and that we need each other to be authentic by dropping our masks and demonstrating the love of Jesus to encourage, validate our pain, and stand firm in our faith. 

Specialized platform: Grief: “When Deep Calls to Deep”. “The Firestorm” ShyAnn’s Story: Targeted for Highs School and College age Groups.“The Anchor of Living Hope” Encouragement for Women and Families dealing with Addiction and Domestic Violence.

LaNette, her husband Ron, and daughter ShyAnn, ministered for many years across the northwest. She lived and worked with troubled youth for five years and served in foster care for seven years. LaNette has also been a Small Group Leader as well as a Team Leader for the Single Parents' Ministry, taught classes, and served in many other areas of need. In her older years, she completed her degree in Psychology/Christian Counseling, and studied Pastoral Care. LaNette and her husband, Ron, have been married for 32 years and reside in Colorado. They have two surviving children and eight grandchildren.