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Featuring guests Joanna Mack and Elijah Young.

Joanna Mack is the Executive Director of the non-profit Grace and Mercy in Hopkinsville, KY which focuses on safety, love, and restoration for women dealing with abuse, addiction, adverse childhood experiences, homelessness, incarceration, and gives them the support and knowledge that they are not alone.

She has her own story, being happily divorced after 26 years of marriage to an alcoholic, addict, gambler, abuser, and womanizer, and progressing her own career in administration, HR, finance, insurance inspection, executive assistance, all leading up to her current role as Executive Director of a non-profit.

Grace and Mercy non-profit believes that drugs, alcohol, sex, men, food, etc are just symptoms of a deeper hurt. Their mission is to reveal that deeper hurt so that true healing can begin.

Joanna has ministered in jails and prisons for 15 years, and now focuses on living her life to the fullest, following where the Holy Spirit leads her.

She has three adult children, aged 35, 31, and 30.

Elijah Young is a Nashville native who grew up in recording studios, backstage green rooms, and church pews. With a natural ability in sports, baseball opened up many doors of opportunity and scholarships. He attended Victory University in Memphis TN before transferring to Southwestern University in Waxahatchie, TX. He moved back to Nashville in 2017 to transition to a successful career in sales. From having it all in his 20s to facing depression, addiction, and homelessness, Elijah fought hard to break through the barriers of being tested in some of the most extreme ways imaginable.

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The views and opinions expressed by our guests in this podcast are their own and may not reflect the views and opinions of the podcast hosts, Cindy Larson and April Potter.