About the Artist

Tammy J. Evevard
speaker, storyteller, consultant & girl

Biography

Tammy Evevard has spent the past twenty years telling anyone who will listen about the amazing love God has for us. Through her own experiences Tammy shares a journey of love, laughter, disappointments and sorrow with a constant thread of faith sewn through the tapestry of many colors.

There are many things that make up our lives and Tammy has found that these things are what make us who we are - the good, the bad and everything in between. As a girl, a teen and an adult woman... Tammy has found that through it all there is a grace that can only come from the hand of God.

"I, the Lord, will say "FREE my sons and daughters! Let them return...they are my people, I have created each of them!"
Isaiah 43

Tammy lives in the beautiful city of Boulder, Colorado with her husband and three children where she enjoys a good book, being in the mountains, watching football, her local work for non-profits and an occasional shoe shopping excursion.

What People are Saying about Tammy....

Tammy Jo Evevard is, hands down, one of the most powerful speakers I’ve heard. She preaches the Gospel in a way that is
both direct and compassionate. She doesn’t just deliver canned speeches—she leads groups to encounters with the
One who can speak into our hearts. I recommend her 100%!
Chris Stefanick, Director of Youth, Young Adult & Campus Ministry Archdiocese of Denver, CO

"The world does not need incredible witnesses- it needs credible witnesses. People are looking for witnesses who have been faithful to the inexhaustible fire of God's love in the church for years and years. Tammy Evevard is a clearly that kind of credible witness we are looking for."
Fr. John Amsberry, Pastor of St. Joseph the Worker,
Portland, OR

Tammy is hands down one of the most talented and most grounded presenters in the Catholic arena. Her passion for young people - not to mention everyone she meets - is evident in the way she brings the Gospel with such clarity to those who need to hear it most. The brilliance of her message overshadows the brilliance of her accessories...and THAT is hard to do. She is one of my mentors and is also my favorite female speaker out there today...
Joia Farmer, musician & speaker

p.s. do you find it a little weird that everyone uses the phrase "hands down". and really, what does "hands down" mean? do we put our "hands down" when we really like something. usually i put my hands "UP" when i really like something...just food for thought. another strange one - food for thought.