preacher chick, author, and podcast host

Hey there, I’m Willow.

I love telling stories and inviting others to share theirs. I’m all about people, all the time. Facts and figures bore me, but life stories, that’s where the good stuff’s at.

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Willow has spent over 25 years speaking at retreats, conferences, churches, camps, women’s ministries, moms groups and youth rallies. Book her to speak at your upcoming event!

The Collide Podcast

Inspiring interviews with people who have experienced life-changing collisions with Jesus. Each conversation you hear on this podcast will ignite your hope, your healing, and your purpose.

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“I dare you to approach Willow Weston’s magnetic field and not be drawn into her community of acceptance, healing, and mighty love. For years I’ve delighted in how this authentic, brave, and oh, so kind leader hears hearts, then aligns them with irresistible Hope. Where Willow brings women together in Jesus’ name, lives change.”

Cheryl Grey Bostrom, Award-winning author of Sugar Birds and Leaning on Air

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I took what some might say is waaaay too long to place my mom’s gravestone. But grief has taught me that it’s ok to lay to rest what you need to, not when other people expect you to, but when you are able. Today, I was able. You and
We grew them, we hugged them, we taught them how to read, we changed their diapers, we sang them lullabies, we passed down our wisdom, we prayed a jillion prayers over them, we wiped their tears. We were strong and brave and compassionate so they w
I took what some might say is waaaay too long to place my mom’s gravestone. But grief has taught me that it’s ok to lay to rest what you need to, not when other people expect you to, but when you are able. Today, I was able. You and
We grew them, we hugged them, we taught them how to read, we changed their diapers, we sang them lullabies, we passed down our wisdom, we prayed a jillion prayers over them, we wiped their tears. We were strong and brave and compassionate so they w
I did something brave this week. And maybe you did too. And you know what? Bravery doesn’t always look big. Sometimes it looks small but boy does it feel big. And what requires bravery for me might not be what requires bravery for you. Br