The Lovelight Stories Podcast

Today on the podcast I’m welcoming Maria Hansen-Quine. She is a global speaker, author, clinical social worker and school counselor, and serves as the Global Ethnic and Racial Healing Manager at Hillsong Church. She’s a strong advocate for adoption, inclusion, and trauma-based parenting. Alongside her husband, Sam, who is an adult adoptee from South Korea, they are parents to what she terms as “nine precious jewels”, two biological children and seven adopted children (from the United States, China, and Ghana).

In this episode, you’ll hear Maria’s beautiful story of God’s blessings as she shares how her life has intricately unwoven into a lovely testimony of God’s goodness. Come to see how saying “yes” to adoption and allowing Him to direct her path, has lead her to a life of joy and overwhelming blessings!

Topics discussed in this episode:

• Hear how Maria and her husband have chosen to say “Yes” to God and His plan for their lives in serving Him and His people.

• Hear adoption stories of Maria’s 7 adopted children (from the United States, China, and Ghana), and the ways in which God lead them to each.

• Come to understand how instrumental trauma-based parenting has been in raising their 9 children and how you can begin to learn about it too!

• Learn about the mission of Hillsong Church’s Global Ethnic and Racial Healing Initiative Maria is leading to bring Unity to the global church.

As you’ll come to see in this episode, Maria and her husband continually step out in faith to live out the life God has planned for them. Their story and that of their 9 children is so inspiring, and I just can’t wait for you to listen-in!

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Today on the podcast I’m welcoming Zemmie Fleck. She is the Executive Director of GA Right to Life in Atlanta, advocating for all life from conception to natural death. She herself has a unique adoption story that she shares so beautifully with us! 

You’ll hear Zemmie’s personal story of adoption along with her 4 siblings at just 5 months old. In this episode, you’ll also have the chance to expand your perspective, as we discuss both sides of the abortion issue. Ultimately, you’ll hear why Zemmie believes that any human being can thrive, and that they just need to be given a chance.

Topics discussed in this episode:

• Hear Zemmie’s personal story of being adopted, along with her 4 other siblings, by her parents who took them in essentially overnight. Come to understand her parent’s love, faith and trust in the Lord through welcoming strangers into their home with open arms!
• Hear how Zemmie became the Executive Director of Georgia Right to Life, and what they stand for.
• Engage with us as we discuss common questions and stances around abortion and pro-life.

Whatever your views may be, I hope you’ll listen-in to hear Zemmie’s story as we challenge our perspectives on this issue. In fact, that’s part of what this podcast is all about - challenging our perspectives through story! 

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Meet my brother, Jesse! He was born with Down syndrome when I was just 2 years old, and he has been the absolute best gift our family could have ever received.

In this episode, I’m interviewing Jesse and you’ll simply get to know him, understand the love and innocence his perspective brings to those around him, and peer into our special relationship. We really do have the sweetest relationship and we truly are best friends…We do everything together, of which he’ll tell you all about in this episode! Come meet my brother, Jesse, and listen-in as we explore his favorite things! 

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Meet David Hughens, screenplay writer behind Made With Love, a new crowdfunded movie that highlights the love, joy, and productivity of those with Down syndrome! In this conversation, you’ll hear David’s experience of befriending Jay, and why he decided to create a movie to foster inclusivity and understanding of people like Jay.

Topics discussed in this episode:

• Learn how David’s mother’s writing inspired him to first get into film making at the age of 23.
• After many years on a different career path, hear how God brought him back into film making (and the huge success he’s had in writing screenplays since)!
• Hear how David first met Jay, his friend with Down syndrome, and what inspired David to begin writing Made With Love!
• Get to know Jay and the joy and light he brings to life!
• Understand what David has learned about Down syndrome and why he  decided to make this screenplay into a major motion picture!
• Learn how you can support the campaign to get this movie made!

This is such a lighthearted episode, and you’ll walk away with more joy in your day!

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Meet Lori Ann McQuillen! Today’s conversation is one of those real, raw, and vulnerable stories. In this episode, you’ll hear Lori Ann’s intimate story of lifelong substance abuse. Through her story, you’ll come to better understand the bondage of addiction and how severely it can take hold of one’s life, to the point of almost losing it. You’ll have the chance to rejoice with us as you learn how Lori Ann was able to finally break free and restore her life!

Topics discussed in this episode:

• The childhood trauma Lori Ann experienced through rejection from her own dad and how that established unhealthy core beliefs at a young age.

• Her struggle with addiction, teen pregnancy, losing her 4 children to the state, finding herself in and out of jail, and almost losing her life to overdose.

• Lori Ann’s redemptive recovery story - How God has restored her through His word and the support system he placed around her. Her story is one of true transformation in every way: mentally, emotionally, physically, spiritually, and relationally!

Opening your heart for the good of others – to share what you’ve experienced so that others can learn from your story is vulnerable, yet filled with such purpose! She has worked so hard to transform her life into purpose and joy, and she’s now experiencing the healing power of telling her story today too! Lori Ann is a wonderful example of someone who’s turned great pain into purpose - and she’s just getting started! 

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Today on the podcast I’m sitting down with Steve Stirling. In this episode, you’ll learn how Steve, who was stricken by polio and orphaned at a young age, has been able to live a thriving life in America and ultimately serve those with needs that are similar to the needs of his own as a young boy in Korea so many years ago. 

Today, Steve is President and CEO of MAP International, a kingdom assignment God has so evidently and uniquely prepared him for through his own life experiences.

Episode topics:

• Hear Steve’s very inspiring story of how God lead him on a blessed journey beginning as an orphan stricken with Polio in Korea to becoming President and CEO of MAP International.

• Hear his personal adoption story and how he ended up living in the United States.

• Learn how God equipped Steve for His kingdom work through his corporate and nonprofit experiences.

• Understand MAP International’s unique model of distributing medical supplies and life saving medicines worldwide.

I met Steve multiple years ago already, and have had the chance to interact with him and others from MAP on multiple occasions, including vision summits, galas, donor meetings, and more. You’ll learn why MAP is one of my absolute favorite organizations as you listen in!

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Today on the podcast I’m welcoming Kurt Kandler. He is the co-founder and Executive Director of The 410 Bridge. Founded in 2006, and deriving its name from 1st Peter 4:10, The 410 Bridge is a Christ-centered, community-initiated development organization.

From time to time, I like to bring guests on in a thought-leader capacity to help us think about issues of humanity in a new way. This is one of those episodes where Kurt helps us understand that if we really want to help the poor, a perspective-shift and change is necessary. In this episode, he will challenge your worldview and help you come to understand a new way of looking at poverty and community development!

Episode topics:

• Hear Kurt’s personal story of how his well-meaning intentions to help the poor became a catalyst to finding a better way that actually helps, and how that lead to the founding The 410 Bridge.

• Dig into the model of The 410 Bridge and understand how they truly empower communities to lead their own community development.

• Learn why they dive deep into each community, focusing on long-term, holistic community development.

• Understand how building faith as a strong foundation and focusing on shifting their worldview of themselves, empowers the community to sustain their own development long after The 410 Bridge leaves.

• Hear why Kurt believes our worldview in the west needs to shift just as much as the worldview of those we’re trying to help.

• Hear inspiring personal stories of empowerment and how The 410 Bridge has been able to walk alongside community members in bettering their own lives!

In this episode, you’ll come to understand how The 410 Bridge’s unique community development model allows for a shift in worldview - aka how the materially poor sees themselves, serving as a catalyst for true development and poverty alleviation!

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Meet Patricia Jones! In this episode we’re sitting down to understand Patricia’s experience living as a black woman in America. You’ll also gain a new perspective as you hear her story of walking through multiple divorces (due to some pretty surprising circumstances), raising black children, enduring racial tension, and serving as a therapist in her day job.

Patricia is one of my favorite people both for her lightheartedness and ability to speak the truth from deep wisdom stemming from her own life experiences. As she shares her story in the first half of this episode, you’ll come to understand the immense difficulties she’s endured, which in large part lead her to first going to therapy herself! 

In the second half of this episode and without getting too political, we get into a deep discussion around the insurrection at the capital and her experiences living as a black woman in America. You’ll find her perspective here very interesting, as she vulnerably shares her lived experiences while balancing them with a therapist mindset. 

Don’t get lost in this story, listen until the end and you’ll be glad you stuck around for such an eye-opening episode. Patricia is SO wise, and I just can’t wait for you to meet her!

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In this episode, you’ll have the chance to meet Tracy Alin. She founded Amistad Worldwide in 2010, and she has served as a social worker and chaplain in long-term care facilities for 25 years. Tracy’s also currently an online professor teaching in Bible colleges in both India and Nepal. Before this episode is over, she may just encourage you to begin following your heart too!

Today you’ll hear Tracy’s testimony story and how God is at work in India saving orphaned children, supporting widows, loving lepers, and more. Through this episode, you’ll come to better understand the caste system and how it effects various people groups, making them some of the most vulnerable in the world.

Topics discussed in this episode: 

• Tracy’s testimony story and what lead her to India and to the founding of Amistad Worldwide

• Understand how Amistad began and the purpose behind this it!

• Better understand the caste system and corruption in India and how that effects various people groups: trafficked children, orphans, widows, unreached people groups, and more.

• Sweet stories of the children raised in the orphanages of India - come to understand their hearts and how they’ve been able to flourish!

• How and why Amistad is unique from other charities or nonprofits

As you listen, it won’t take you long to see how pure and intentional Tracy’s heart is for helping the most vulnerable around the world. I’m really excited for you to listen-in and come to understand not only her heart, but that of RK and the children he is raising in the orphanages. It paints a beautiful picture of what can happen when people across cultures, around the world, all say “yes” to the same calling God has placed inside them. Are you ready to begin following your heart too?

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Well hello there, Lovely! Welcome back to the LS Podcast, where we create space for real personal stories to be seen, heard, and understood. 

After a very unexpected 2-month hiatus from this show, I’m so happy to be back!  (Before we dive into today’s topic, I’ll fill-you-in on what’s been happening here the last 2 months and why we took such a sudden break on this show.) 

Today’s episode is a solo episode discussing a very difficult topic…I’m finally opening up and sharing about the miscarriage and loss my husband, Sam, and I experienced earlier this year. In this episode, you’ll hear our personal experience of walking through an unexpected miscarriage to gain an understanding of those with a similar story, and feel seen in yours. I hope to honor each and every story of miscarriage and infant loss with this episode, whether it’s similar or drastically different. If you do find yourself walking a similar path, my heart is with you. 💗

Topics covered in this episode:
- The story of how it all happened
- The hardest parts of our lived experience
- Helpful ideas of things that helped us heal

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In this episode, Pamela is sharing her own personal story of experiencing sexual abuse 3 different times beginning at age 5, the addiction to drugs that ensued to numb the pain by age 9, and the 35 years of addiction that ultimately landed her in prison for 18 months in 2010. Learn how God saved her life with His redemptive love while she was still in prison, and how He’s equipped her to grow an organization focused on mentoring inside prisons!

She helps us better understand those who are incarcerated and the often underlying factors that lead them to prison.

Today Pamela is happily married to her husband, Os, and is founding President and CEO of LifeChangers Legacy, which exists to empower and equip “returning citizens” through her mentor-led programs to eliminate recidivism, reduce homelessness, and restore families.

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Amilcar Valencia is a founding member and Executive Director of El Refugio, an organization accompanying immigrants detained at the Stewart Detention Center in Lumpkin, GA. The topic of immigration is very complex. It’s a difficult topic to discuss, because there’s so much to consider from both sides of the issue. This episode provides a glimpse into the “other side” of this issue we hear less about. In fact, you’ll likely learn things in this episode leaving you in disbelief that such inhumane treatment is taking place in our country…

This conversation will help you better understand the topic of immigration in the U.S. from the perspective of the immigrant, while also seeing a behind-the-scenes look at what happens in our detention centers. 

Join us as we discuss:

• How El Refugio helps immigrants living inside detention centers, the hospitality they provide their families, and the advocacy they do on behalf of immigrants
• Why people migrate, why they leave their home country, and why there are so many people immigrating to the U.S. right now.
• Understanding the immigrant experience, and what it’s like along their journey
• Understanding the for-profit detention system in the U.S., how detention centers operate, and who owns them
• The inhume treatment of migrants, and what they experience in detention
• Stories of progress and advocacy for immigrants in Georgia, and more!

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Missy Williams co-founded Seed Effect with her husband after a mission trip to South Sudan where they witnessed the need for displaced families to be supported in creating opportunity as they rebuild their lives. Since then, they have built a thriving organization with human dignity and the value of work at the heart of what they do.

In this episode, you’ll gain a better understanding of the refugee experience. You’ll begin to understand what she’s witnessed in working with people in South Sudan and Uganda, as well as how specific finance solutions are helping refugees rebuild their lives through creating opportunity.

Topics discussed in this episode:

• Understanding the refugee experience and the unstable political landscape of South Sudan
• Reframing what it means to be a refugee
• Understanding the surprising reality of where most refugees end-up when they leave their home country
• Understanding the difference between micro-finance institutions and savings groups
• The power of micro finances and savings groups, and why they are necessary

This is a story that helps us better understand the topic of refugee migration internationally, and the successful tools available to help them in creating opportunity in their new home countries. The reality of where most refugees end-up when they leave their home country may surprise you!

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When Manda Carpenter stepped outside her marriage in unfaithfulness to her husband, the guilt and secrecy around what she had done spiraled into suicidal ideations. She didn’t see a way out, and thought it would be better that she weren’t alive…Until she confessed her greatest mistake and began to heal what was broken. Through her intentional soul care practices and a lot of grace, she was able to climb out of darkness and find the light once again!

In this episode, we discuss how to transform your life through tending to your soul in a way that requires vulnerability and grace. We also discuss relevant cultural topics for engaging in today’s world in a healthy and productive way.

Topics covered in this episode:
- Manda’s personal story and the root-cause of her infidelity

• Soul care practices to transform your own life and live the life you long for
• Shame and it’s power over us
• The power of grace and love
• The power of vulnerability and sharing our story
• How to decide what to share, and how to share it
• Manda’s view on cancel culture, the toxicity it brings to our society, and how to engage positively to move constructive conversations forward instead
• The concept of “white savior complex”, how to identify it, and how to dismantle it
• What it means to have privilege and identifying it within ourselves

These topics and more (much more!) are included in Manda’s newest book, Soul Care to Save Your Life. Inside, she shares 15 soul care practices to move past your mistakes and transform your life — ultimately leading to a life well lived!

*If you or someone you know experiences a mental health emergency or suicidal ideation: call the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988.*

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In this episode we’re flipping the mic! James Barnett, founder of Neighborly, is back on the podcast, this time to interview ME! I thought that while I’m asking others to share their story, it only makes sense to share mine too! In this episode, I’m sharing part of my personal story with you. It’s my best attempt at sharing who I am, why this podcast exists, and all the ins-and-outs of what it took to get here. 

While I still consider myself very blessed, I’ve had to navigate difficult seasons in my own life, just as we all do…After all, it’s part of being human, living in a fallen (yet beautiful) world, right? In this episode, I’m sharing some of those more difficult parts of my life too.

Topics covered in this episode:
- How Lovelight Stories began with God’s calling on my heart
- Why I’m doing this work and the journey it took to get here
- How my brother Jesse became a big part of my own personal story
- Dealing with anxiety and mental health

This episode is all about helping you get to know me better! I want to get to know you too, so don’t forget to join The Lovelight Stories Community where we dig into our stories and social topics on a deeper level. I just can’t wait to meet you, Lovely! 💗

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When James Barnett became disillusioned with the church, he knew he needed to go find Jesus elsewhere — by living in the margins. After having chosen to live homeless for two years, James founded Neighborly, a relationship-based poverty relief organization advocating for biblical justice. Their mission is to deinstitutionalize charity by helping you become friends with those at a disadvantage.

In this episode, you’ll hear James’ personal story of intentionally living without a home for 2 years, why he chose to do so, and how that lead him to found Neighborly. You’ll also learn what he’s discovered through it all - which is how to lovingly engage with those living in homelessness.

In this conversation James’ helps us answer a lot of our burning questions about helping those living in the margins.
- What is their perspective? Where are they coming from? What is it like to be them? 
- Did you make friends? What were they like?
- Do you still happen to be friends with anyone you met during that time? Do you keep in touch in any way?
-  What did it feel like to be homeless? Were you treated differently?
- Did you ever feel unsafe?
- What would be your advice to people who want to engage with the homeless in an appropriate way? How should we talk to them? How can we help them?
- What do you think people who are homeless wish we all knew or understood?
- What’s one thing you’d like us to understand about those living in the margins?

Topics discussed in this episode:
- James’ personal story of intentionally living without a home for 2 years
- Why he chose to do so and how he actually took steps to do it
- What it was like to live a day in James’ shoes when he was homeless
- How he and others were treated when he was homeless
- The distinction between panhandling and homelessness
- How his experiences lead him to found Neighborly

You might want to grab a pen and paper for this one! It’s full of good nuggets to ponder. See you there!

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Simone Gordon is the founder of The Black Fairy Godmother Foundation, whose mission is to restore Black and Brown families' stability by removing the barriers that keep them in abject poverty and domestic violence situations.

In this episode, Simone shares her personal story as a single mother trying to find resources for her son with autism. She gives us a glimpse into understanding what it was like as she struggled to provide the life her son needed, and how she found life after trauma through the kindness of others.

You’ll learn how Simone Gordon became “The Black Fairy Godmother” who helps thousands of people out of emergency crises’ and into stability. Learn why she does all of this for no pay and how you can become what she calls, a fairy yourself! 

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Jessica Randall has shared her story of turning her “mess into a message” for over sixteen years and has been featured on major international media outlets such as ABC's 20/20, Katie Couric, The Guardian, MTV, Netflix, and many more. 

When Jessica was a freshman in college, she made a life-altering decision that resulted in the death of her best friend. In an effort to raise awareness, cope with her survivor’s guilt, and keep her friend’s memory alive, she began sharing her story. Jessica spoke to over 15,000 young adults across the country before she was sentenced to prison.

In this episode, Jessica graciously shares her story with us: the moment she realized her best friend was no-longer alive, and ultimately figuring out how to put her life back together while honoring the memory of her friend.

In this conversation, she and Stephanie discuss the following topics and more:
- The immense survivor’s guilt she carried, and her efforts to manage her mental and emotional health
-  How she gathered the courage to share her story publicly
- How she navigated wide-scale public judgement and criticism while keeping hope for the future
- Perspective into the harm our judgments and quick assumptions do to others
- How Jessica has been able to use her public speaking experience to coach business owners in sharing their own stories!

This is a real and raw conversation of the darkness Jessica endured while struggling with survivor’s guilt, and the courageous actions she took to find the light!

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Hello there! Welcome to The Lovelight Stories Podcast, a space where we uncover a deeper understanding of humanity through beautiful, redemptive stories that inspire our hearts.

I’m Stephanie Jacobs, a storyteller and advocate for social justice. After spending multiple years studying social justice issues, building relationships with dozens of nonprofits, and walking alongside those in difficult situations – I’ve realized the power that story has in helping us to understand, empathize, and transform our worldviews into something that’s just that…views that are truly worldly!

Here in this space, we’ll embrace our humanity through raw and authentic stories told by real people themselves.

We’ll amplify voices while learning to connect in more meaningful ways.

Poverty, human trafficking, incarceration, race, immigration, and the list goes on…We’ll embrace difficult conversations, sometimes-controversial topics, and light-hearted stories too.

If you wish to uncover the hope, love, empathy, and connection we can find in our fellow humanity, this is the show for you! So grab a cup of something lovely, as we lean-in together and uncover the good stories! I just can't wait to meet you, Lovely!

With love + light, Stephanie

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