116 episodes
Story Night Podcast CalvaryMac Jessica Campbell
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- Religion & Spirituality
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4.9 • 33 Ratings
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The Story Night Podcast is a branch of the Story Night Ministry where real women share real stories of real hope. We all have a story. Our stories include triumphs and trials, joy and grief, but most of all, hope. Each episode features one woman's story, shared with love, to let the listeners know that they are not alone.
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Episode 116 - Alyssa Reichenberger
Alyssa had an idyllic childhood, until scary thoughts and compulsions took over her mind in 8th grade. She eventually found a balance of therapy and medication to manage her OCD, but had no idea her anxiety would be tested during her engagement, newlywed days, and pregnancy. Yet God was faithful through each challenge as Alyssa understood Him more and more.
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Episode 115 - Freda Emmons
How can a woman who was so severely abused as a child find herself full of joy and able to help others?
Freda shares a brief overview of her story, from the trauma she endured to the hope she found in Christ, and then discusses the literary resources she has available for others who are searching for healing.
To learn more and find all of Freda's resources, visit https://www.fredaemmons.com -
Episode 114 - Cindy Rodgers
Cindy is an involved mom, grandma, and ministry leader who has truly learned to find joy in the midst of suffering and grief. Widowed far too young, she could have stayed in the emptiness... but God led her into a life of fulfillment and purpose.
To watch the video version of this live Story Night event from March 14, 2024, visit https://subsplash.com/calvarymac-1/media/mi/+jp2vdm3 -
Episode 113 - Michelle Jewsbury
TRIGGER WARNING
Michelle shares a powerful story of unsilencing voices, starting with her own. A survivor of abuse, Michelle took her story and used it to empower others. God took her on a journey of "Now What?" and taught her that as long as she continued to drive along life's journey, He could steer the car. Michelle is now the founder of Unsilenced Voices and is making a difference around the world.
For more from Michelle, visit
www.unsilencedvoices.org
www.unsilencemyvoice.com
or contact her directly at
michellejewsbury@hotmail.com+1 562-506-5866
As mentioned in the podcast, remember to text LEGACY to 26786 -
Episode 112 - Quick Announcement
Jessica shares a 2 minute update about her maternity leave and the podcast episodes.
To register for the upcoming Story Night in McMinnville, OR on March 14th, 2024 visit:
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Episode 111 - Jana Brown
Jana is an energetic mom and entrepreneur with a passion for sharing her story. After falling into a life of drugs, Jana met a couple of life-changing people. Within a six-month period, she was saved, sober, married, and pregnant. But happily-ever-after came to a jolting halt when she found herself widowed in her late twenties. Despite a downward spiral, God never let her go. Now Jana shares her journey of moving from mourning a death to celebrating a life.
Customer Reviews
Both interesting and encouraging!
This podcast is delightful! It’s so easy to listen to, and the guests Jessica has on her podcast are so varied. Their stories are interesting, encouraging, and intriguing. I walk away having learned so much about the human condition and how incredible our Heavenly Father is. This podcast is full of real stories from real people who have hoped, endured, persevered, and built incredible resilience. And I love the sprinkles of joy and discovery throughout. Time well spent! 🙌🏻♥️
Love this!
In a time when we are trying to connect, find understanding, and common ground, the podcast is amazing! Women share their unique experiences that span their lifetime. I am amazed and find hope through their stories and the common thread that a relationship with Jesus brings. Recommended for anyone!
Hometown heroes
I am from Mcminnville Oregon so to hear from people, some of who I know, and done so well makes me admire this show. I listen to a lot of podcasts and this one is done as well as any. Thank you for sharing stories that remind us we are not alone in our own isolated story - ever!