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Kylie is often found in homes or groups or women’s events not caught on camera, but here below is a sample of some of the speaking she has done as a podcast guest.
Featured Podcasts
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Letting Go and Leaning Into the Holy Spirit
Winshape
When we walk through something hard, our instinct is often to take control, fix it ourselves, or hold everything together for the people we love.
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Seeing is Believing
There is more
Kylie White shares her inspiring story of restoration and healing. From barely making out fuzzy images to seeing bursts of full color, Kylie shares how God restored her sight in more ways than one.
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From blindness to healing with Kylie White
Pardon the mess
If she wasn’t one of my best friends, I don’t know if I would believe this story. However, it is true and real and incredibly powerful.
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Living a Purposeful Life
Surviving Sarah
Kylie White joins me around my kitchen table. She is a wife and mother to 4 kids—2 of whom she adopted from the Congo. They operate two Chick-fil-A restaurants and are also part of the Cathy Family that founded Chick-fil-a.
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Special Guest #87- Kylie White
Living out loud
Kylie White has been married to her husband John for 18 years. Together they have 4 children in elementary, middle and high school. Together they are also brand ambassadors for their family business, Chick-fil-A.
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Open My Eyes with Kylie and John White
Redeemed marriage
Do you believe that God still performs miracles today? On this week's episode, Rusty and Heather sit down with Kylie and John White to hear a miraculous story of healing.
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Sit down as I share my heart! From adoption to missions, parenting to purpose, suffering and healing this is a true peak behind the curtain at my journey with the Lord. Glad you’re here!
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Book Kylie White as a speaker for your next virtual & in person event
Kylie is a professional speaker for corporate events, webinars and workshops specializing in topics on productivity, collaboration and team unity.
I made my way to North Carolina for an eye appointment during those weeks. My uber driver picked me up, his accent thick from the heart of Africa. I asked him which country his accent was from. Nigeria, he responded, we chatted about Africa for a moment and he asked me if NC was my home or if I was visiting. Both actually.