• A Grief & Healing Summit for Loss, Trauma & Restoration

    Rebuild: The Movement

  • About the Summit

    Where grief is honored and hope is restored.

    What Is Rebuild: The Movement?

    Rebuild: The Movement is a two-day grief and healing summit created for individuals navigating loss, trauma, and life transitions.

    This experience offers guided sessions, meaningful conversations, and practical tools designed to support emotional, spiritual, and personal restoration.

    Why This Summit Matters

    Grief does not follow a timeline, and healing is not meant to be done alone. Many people carry silent pain long after the world has moved on.

    Rebuild: The Movement exists to create a safe, supportive space where individuals can process, reconnect, and begin rebuilding with strength, clarity, and hope.

    Who This Summit Is For

    This experience is for individuals who:


    • Have experienced the loss of a loved one
    • Are navigating life after divorce, illness, or major transition
    • Feel overwhelmed, stuck, or emotionally exhausted
    • Want support in a safe, compassionate environment
    • Desire faith-based encouragement with practical tools

  • What You Will Experience

    Healing happens in environments where people feel seen, supported, and safe. This summit is intentionally designed to provide structure without pressure and support without expectation.

    Safe spaces for sharing

    Participate at your own pace in an environment grounded in respect, confidentiality, and compassion.

    Tools for coping with grief

    Learn practical strategies to navigate emotional overwhelm and everyday challenges after loss.

    Panel discussions

    Hear real conversations from speakers and panelists offering insight, experience, and encouragement.

    Guided healing sessions

    Engage in structured reflection designed to promote clarity, renewal, and personal growth.

    Community connection

    Connect with others who understand your journey and build supportive relationships that extend beyond the summit.

  • Schedule Snapshot

    Day 1: Grounding, Tools & Support

    • Welcome + opening session
    • Guided reflection
    • Breakout conversations
    • Summit's Tool
    • Closing encouragement
    • Community Building

    Day 2: Tools & Rebuilding

    • Coping and resilience tools
    • Panel Discussion
    • Practical next steps
    • Closing session + take-home support
    • Keynote Speaker
    • Memorial Table
    • Community Building
  • Meet

    Ivery L. Daniels

    Ivery L. Daniels is the visionary behind Rebuild: The Movement Grief Summit, a gathering created to provide a safe space for healing, understanding, and community.

    Ivery's mission is to honor those who we have loss, while empowering individuals and families to rebuild their lives with courage and compassion.

    "This work is my calling. It's my offering. And it's my way of giving back what grief taught me: We rebuild best in community. We heal best when we're not alone."

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  • Our Featured KeyNote Speaker

    Regina Tillman (Tacoma, Washington) is a devoted mother, woman of faith, and community servant whose voice rises from a place of deep love, unimaginable loss, and unwavering faith. What began as a search for peace became a calling to help others suffering from grief, trauma, disconnection and division.

    Her journey is shaped by the tragic murder of her 15 year old son, Moses Isaac Tillman to gun violence. Rather than allowing tragedy to be the final word, she has chosen to honor Moses' life by transforming pain into purpose. His light shines through the Moses Isaac Foundation, an organization dedicated to creating pathways for hope, healing and positive change.

    Her story is one of discoveries, and of love that continues beyond loss.

  • Our Featured Guest Facilitator

    Ingrid Spencer (Kalamazoo, Michigan) has been actively involved in music ministry since the age of five, where her journey began in the children's church choir and later in a youth group known as Rejoice. From those early beginnings, it became clear that music would serve as both her calling and her ministry assignment.

    As her gift developed, Ingrid continued ministering professionally, singing alongside various gospel recording artists across the country. Through every opportunity, she has remained committed to ministering with authenticity, excellence, and spiritual sensitivity. She is happily married to Tony Spencer for 13 years. Recognized for operating in a spirit of excellence, Ingrid Spencer's ultimate desire is not simply to be known as a gospel artist, but that the presence of God will pierce hearts and transform lives.

  • Our Panelists

    Turning pain into purpose through healing conversations.

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    Jeanette Bullock

    Panelist

    I am a retired school administrator who served as the Equity and Achievement Director, school principal, Special Education Program Specialist, Alternative School Director, and Special Education teacher during my 37 years in Federal Way School District. In addition, I was an Adunct professor at City University in Seattle WA. In my Christian leadership God privileged me to serve as the Asst. Pastor at Cornerstone Missionary Baptish Church and Minister/preacher at Restoration Christian Ministry both in Tacoma WA.

    Although my journey has been amazing my most loving aspects of my life has been mom to 3 children, grandma/Nana to 4 grandchildren and 3 Bonus grands, 4 great grands others who loving call me nana. I am blessed with a loving and supportive husband as well.

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    Terrance Turner

    Panelist

    Terrance Turner aka C.A.U.T.I.O.N (Constantly After Understanding That Inspires Opportunity & Networking) born and raised in Tacoma, Washington is a dedicated mentor, a tireless advocate, and a servant of the people across Pierce County and beyond. For over twenty years, Terrance has dedicated his life to grassroots youth mentorship and crisis intervention, working directly on the ground with at-risk and gang-impacted youth. His educational outreach spans the entire academic spectrum; he has presented at well over 100 K-12 schools, colleges, and universities, sharing his journey to offer real perspective, hope, and guidance to our young people. Terrance aka C.A.U.T.I.O.N. is also a recognized multifaceted artist, acclaimed musician, and formidable spoken-word poet.

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    Virginia Robbins

    Panelist

    I am Ginny Robbins, and I am an artist from Southern Wa. I grew up in Yakima, WA and moved to the Seattle area at 20 years old. I lived all around Seattle for the next almost 20 years, until I was offered a promotion during covid and moved back to Yakima. My parents still lived there, and my Mom got sick with cancer the next year, and I was grateful to be close to support her and my dad during that time. We lost her in 2023, and I have been caring for my dad ever since. I think that it is important to bring people together to share their experiences, and we can move through the process of healing individually of our grief and also together as a whole.

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    Jeremy Winzer

    Panelist

    Jeremy Winzer is a dedicated advocate, mentor, and community leader who has turned his personal journey into a powerful movement for youth empowerment and community safety. Committed to interrupting cycles of systemic harm, Winzer serves as the Director of Community Violence Intervention and Youth Support Specialist at Progress Pushers. Beyond his organizational leadership at Progress Pushers, Winzer is the Executive Director of Win Regardless Organization, an initiative that merges community engagement, social-emotional learning, and athletic programming to foster resilience and transformation. Through consistent action, strategic mentorship, and relentless advocacy, Jeremy Winzer continues to build lasting support systems that uplift marginalized youth and drive tangible change across his community.

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    Logic Amen

    Panelist

    Logic Amen is a sun, Father, recording artist, journalist, writer, educator and former Family Preservation Therapist. Amen has a degree in English Literature, a master's in teaching, and a master's in education all leadership. Amen is one of the founding members of CORE which stands for Coalition of Restorative Education. Amen considers himself to be a visionary learner and created the Griot Party Experience to support healing in the community via story telling. Amen seeks to help the people he serves feel safe and important. His life mission places a high premium on healing via education. Amen is an educator activist and works with families from who attend school districts. He lives in Seattle Washington.

  • Event Details

    📅 September 25-26, 2026

    ⏰ Friday 5PM-8PM/Saturday 9AM-4:30PM

    📍 Location: Sheridan Street Church of God

    2303 S Sheridan Avenue

    Tacoma, Washington 98405

    🎟 Registration: Click Button Below

    ( Registration Rate $25)

    Registration Day of Event:$40

    🪑 Limited Seating

  • FAQ

    Do I have to share my story?

    No. Sharing is always optional. You can participate quietly and still receive support.

    Is this faith-based?

    Yes, the summit is hosted by a grief recovery ministry and includes spiritual encouragement—while remaining welcoming and respectful to all attendees.

    What if my loss was years ago?

    You are still welcome. Grief doesn’t follow a timeline.

    Is this counseling or therapy?

    This is a supportive summit and educational experience. It is not clinical therapy, but it can complement counseling and wellness care.

    What should I bring?

    A journal (optional), tissues, water, and comfortable clothing. Come as you are.

    Accommodations & Accessibility

    The venue is fully accessible. If you require specific accommodations or have questions about accessibility, please contact us in advance so we can support your needs.

  • Our Foundation

    Mission Statement

    Our mission is to provide a safe, nurturing and transformative space. Through compassionate guidance and a supportive community, we empower guests to release what no longer serves them and embrace a renewed and restored sense of peace, purpose and well being.

    Vision Statement

    To be a transformative haven where individuals realign with their core truth, reset from the stories that no longer serve them, and rebuild a purpose-driven life - rooted in healing, connection and self empowerment.

  • You don’t have to grieve alone.

    If you’re ready to take a step toward healing, connection, and restoration, we invite you to join us for Rebuild: The Movement.

    Your journey deserves support. Your story deserves space.