Speaking – The Catholic Sobriety Coach

Christie Walker | The Catholic Sobriety Coach

Christie Walker

Christie is a Catholic Sobriety Coach, speaker, and podcast host specializing in empowering and encouraging Catholics to boldly live out their faith.

Her messages celebrate the inherent dignity of women, encouraging them to embrace their feminine genius and identity in Christ.

Her dynamic presentations, rooted in personal experience and Catholic teachings, leave a lasting impact, equipping attendees to live a more fulfilling and faith-filled life.

Potential Topics

My Recovery Story
Spiritual Gifts / Discipleship
Discovering Our Identity
The Barrier of Unforgiveness
Detachment and Diamonds
What if I have a drinking problem?
Drink Less or Not at All with Peace

Contact

Speaking Testimonials

“Christie is a joy-filled, faith-filled wife and mom with an incredible heart for walking with other women in their relationship with Christ."

~ Katelyn Greenlee Holy Redeemer Catholic Parish

“You can’t help but be captivated by Christie - Her sweet soul radiates kindness and authenticity. Her humility and deep love for Jesus allows her to openly share her testimony and thus, draw many more souls to our Heavenly Father.” ~ Lilia Grundy | Catholic Women Professionals

"Christie’s unwavering obedience to the Holy Spirit is inspiring. Embracing the gifts He has given her, she opens herself wide to her audience and empowers them on their journey to relationship."

~ Mary Hernandez | Our Lady of Lourdes Parish

Find me on these Catholic Podcasts

The Catholic Sobriety Podcast

This podcast is dedicated to empowering Catholic women to live lives of freedom by providing tips and tools to help them be successful as they reduce or eliminate alcohol consumption.

Pruning to Prosper

Dry January, Reduce Alcohol Use or Eliminate Alcohol Altogether w/ The Catholic Sobriety Coach, Christie Walker

Persistence in Prayer

Do you ever find yourself saying everything is “fine” when really, it’s everything but fine? Sometimes, our struggles are apparent to others, and sometimes, they aren’t.