Nicole Wilder's guest appearances

Nicole Wilder

CARtastrophe365 | Fixing cars with humorous results

Unveiling Grace Podcast

Women, Wine & Leadership

Brené Brown

Eric Johnson

Costi Hinn

Michelle May

Meg Martin

Karen Brown

Kimberly Braun

Krystal Covington

Sandra Tanner

Chris Chapman

Lynn Wilder

Meghann Conter

Stacy Sherman

Jeanette Schneider

Mikaela Kiner

OwlTail

Matt's LDS world was being turned upside down by what he was finding in the Bible and hearing from his younger brother Micah. When he started sharing this with Nicole, his LDS girlfriend, he thought it would probably be the end of the relationship. Was following Jesus and the truth he was learning worth losing his full-ride scholarship at BYU and professional career and the girl he loved so deeply? Nicole and Matt share candidly and openly a journey with a lot of unknowns -- but also a lot of grace, love, and hope.

Matt's LDS world was being turned upside down by what he was finding in the Bible and hearing from his younger brother Micah. When he started sharing this with Nicole, his LDS girlfriend, he thought it would probably be the end of the relationship. Was following Jesus and the truth he was learning worth losing his full-ride scholarship at BYU and professional career and the girl he loved so deeply? Nicole and Matt share candidly and openly a journey with a lot of unknowns -- but also a lot of grace, love, and hope.

UGP 105 - They Left BYU to Follow Jesus - Matt and Nicole Wilder - Part 2

Nicole Wilder is an unstoppable woman and a graduate from UCCS under The KPWE Scholarship program, endowed in 1998 by Karen and Jim Possehl. The program provides financial assistance and mentor support for nontraditional UCCS students who are starting or returning to college after having overcome significant personal adversity. As a single mom of three, Nicole was an ideal candidate when she interviewed for the program. With children in pre-school, first and second grade, Nicole started college at 36. She graduated in 2012 in mechanical engineering and stayed two years for a master's degree. She's now working as an engineer and serving the KPWE program as a mentor. She tells her story in full color, including the tragic loss of one child and the blessing of a new baby who's now two. Nicole is a woman of distinction and I'm so proud to have the honor of this interview. If you are interested in joining in the support of the KPWE Scholarship Program, you can purchase tickets to the Unstoppable Women's Luncheon on May 20 in Colorado Springs here.

Nicole Wilder is an unstoppable woman and a graduate from UCCS under <a href="https://www.uccs.edu/kpwe/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The KPWE Scholarship program</a>, endowed in 1998 by Karen and Jim Possehl. The program provides financial assistance and mentor support for nontraditional UCCS students who are starting or returning to college after having overcome significant personal adversity. As a single mom of three, Nicole was an ideal candidate when she interviewed for the program. With children in pre-school, first and second grade, Nicole started college at 36. She graduated in 2012 in mechanical engineering and stayed two years for a master's degree. She's now working as an engineer and serving the KPWE program as a mentor. She tells her story in full color, including the tragic loss of one child and the blessing of a new baby who's now two. Nicole is a woman of distinction and I'm so proud to have the honor of this interview. If you are interested in joining in the support of the KPWE Scholarship Program, you can purchase tickets to the <a href="https://www.uccs.edu/kpwe/luncheon" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Unstoppable Women's Luncheon</a> on May 20 in Colorado Springs <a href="https://www.uccs.edu/kpwe/luncheon" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>.

#88 Nicole Wilder, a KPWE scholar and mentor