Lou Souders
Teacup Traditions

Lou Souders Travels from Georgia
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Lou Souders is often referred to as "the lady with the gorgeous antique teacups." Teacup Traditions began as a business and ministry offering beautiful antique teacups and saucers along with very touching, inspiring little stories or paragraphs written directly to a special person. For instance, special words from a mother to a daughter-in-law, from friend to friend, from daughter to mother, from mother to daughter on her wedding day, etc. These special little "stories" are written on beautiful "Teacup Traditions" paper and are chosen to be given as a gift with a specially selected antique teacup.

Lou shares from her heart on topics particularly relating to relationships among women, as well a woman's role as an encourager to her husband. Lou's speaking style is very "every woman" - she relates to her audience as she would while having a heart-to-heart chat with a friend. Her messages come from her own experiences with the relationships in her own life.

Lou Souders and Teacup Traditions have been featured in Southern Living and Southern Lady, as well as various other print media.

Lou is also the author of "Teacup Traditions," a collection of short stories that relate antique cups and saucers with the Potter's purpose and plan for our lives. She uses the cups and saucers to illustrate relationships with others and what she has learned from God. Her beautiful and unusual illustrations can also be modified to fit any message she might be called on to share. Teacups from Lou's beautiful and extensive collection may be purchased gift boxed with the cards. She is also happy to donate a gift for a door prize if this is appropriate for your event.

Lou's speaking topics include  . . .

Tea With The Master Potter Lou's most requested presentation offers 'lessons in a teacup' (Jeremiah 18:1-6) which often takes audience members from joy and laughter to the occasional tear as Lou focuses on the various relationships and friendships in a woman's life and the ultimate friendship with Jesus Christ.

Stand By Your Man - How to Encourage Your Husband.
Job struggles, health issues, finances - how does a family survive the inevitable crises of life?  Lou shares her family's personal struggle with her husband's loss of his career as an airline pilot   As the mother of three and grandmother of four, Lou offers insight into the importance of homemaking and being a wife and mother with Godly confidence even amidst the everyday struggles - as well as the occasional extraordinary crises that come along.

Who Will Do It If I Don't?
This encouraging word to homemakers and mothers reminds you that no one will care as much as you or can take your place.  Practical insights from teaching a Biblical worldview to your children to building memories as a family are shared.

The Names of God
This three-session indepth Bible study on the names of God gives women a better understanding of Who God is in their lives, how He longs to be their All, and who they truly are in Him.

The Names of God in Psalm 23
In Biblical times, a person's name revealed something about him.  The different names of God in Psalm 23 reveal many of His characteristics.  You will also learn about the relationship of sheep to their shepherd.  The many illustrations Lou uses make Psalm 23 come alive!

Lou's Testimony
Women who hear Lou share her story with such transparency realize that God is there for them and wants to give them hope no matter what their problem.  This presentation includes teaching and encouragment on depression, quiet time, trust, and standing on the promises when dreams are shattered.

Don't Buy the Lie:  New Age and Humanism Philosophies
There are three prevailing worldviews: Christianity, Humanism and New Age.  Lou uses the Bible to expose the false religions of Humanism and New Age. These false beliefs sound good but are subtly deceiving many in the church. Twenty years of research is shared in single sessions or a series of classes called "Don't Buy the Lie."