Liz Snyder

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I'm a pretty normal person. I am navigating through a life in the Air Force. I am attempting to raise three children (and stay sane.) I work as a Speech-Language Pathologist at a local hospital for a day or two a week. I'm involved in a few church ministries. I hang out with friends over coffee.  I flirt with my husband (and wish for more kid-free  evenings so that I could spent them with him, eating somewhere where I don’t have to do the dishes.) But in this framework of normalcy, I am faced with the the challenge  to obey God during all the small, seemingly insignificant moments of this life. 

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I’ve trained in various places.

I have both a Bachelor’s and a Master’s degree in communication studies. I also have a Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology. I have completed graduate counseling courses at Christian Counseling and Education Foundation (CCEF) and obtained my Foundations in Biblical Counseling certificate.

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I serve/work in my local church and community.

My family and I currently attend the chapel at Paul's base. At previous churches I've served as a marriage mentor, small group leader and part of the worship team. I've held positions on the boards of various PWOC (Protestant Women of the Chapel) chapters. I’ve spoken at women’s conferences and served as a Key Spouse for the Air Force. I’ve served as a counselor in a women’s ministries program at our previous church. I love to help other believers. I also love opening up my home for bible studies, dinners with airmen, students and all our friends and family.