On today’s broadcast of HOPE Talks we are joined by Paula Ford. Paula was born in Pennsylvania as the daughter of a pastor. Her family also lived in West Virginia, and they moved to Virginia when Paula was 10. Paula is the Executive Director of Kingsway Prison Outreach. Paula join’s us on today’s broadcast of HOPE Talks to share her testimony, which is an incredible story of forgiveness that ultimately led her to volunteering with Kingsway Prison Outreach before recently being named their Executive Director.For more information about Kingsway Prison Outreach you can visit their website https://www.kingswayoutreach.orgWe pray that today’s broadcast of HOPE Talks is a half hour of hope for your life!

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On today’s broadcast of HOPE Talks we are joined by David Samuel. David was born in Mozambique; Africa and his parents are originally from Congo. His family moved to the United States as refugees from Mozambique during the pandemic in 2020. When David and his family first moved to the United States they lived in Maryland a little while before coming to Shenandoah Valley, Virginia. Their family has been part of The Nazarene church since his parents moved to Mozambique now part Church of The Nazarene in Harrisonburg. He joins us on today’s broadcast of HOPE Talks to share his testimony. We pray that today’s broadcast is a half hour of hope for your life!

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HOPE Talks bio-February 25

On today’s broadcast of HOPE Talks we are joined by Dr. Jordan Hill and Dr. Amanda Loucks. Jordan and Amanda both attend Church of the Nazarene in Harrisonburg, Virginia and took part in our community serve day this past summer as a conclusion to our best week ever. Two of the things that we had at our community serve day, were health screenings and sports physicals and Jordan and Amanda helped us do those. They join us today to talk about their experience with the community serve day and how God is using them to serve those in need with the gifts that he has given them. We pray that today’s broadcast is a half hour of hope for your life!

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On today’s broadcast of HOPE Talks we are joined by Susan Adamson and Lynne Eggert. Susan Adamson serves as the volunteer Director and Lynne Eggert who serves as Director of clinical programs at the Blue Ridge Free Clinic. They join us on Hope Talks today to talk about the ministry that the Blue Ridge Free Clinic does in our community. For more information, you can visit their website https://www.blueridgefreeclinic.org

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On today’s broadcast of HOPE Talks, we are joined by Louise Jennings. Louise was one of the founders and longtime executive Director of Kingsway prison ministry. Louise joins us today to share her testimony as well as about Kingsway Prison Ministry and how it got started. We pray that today’s broadcast of HOPE Talks will be a half hour of hope for your life!

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