Cowrie Shells podcast is premised upon the tradition that cowrie shells have been called ornaments of treasure and that our faith stories themselves can be as treasure. Designed to encourage, empower and connect women who all have two things in common: they love God and want to search intentionally for the stories that He is writing in their life circumstances. Through the medium of both interviews and narrative, listen in to their inspirational stories and get ready to identify and share your own.
Email Katharine at: cowrieshellspodcast@gmail.com to share your own story...
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Cowrie Shells podcast is premised upon the tradition that cowrie shells have been called ornaments of treasure and that our faith stories themselves can be as treasure. Designed to encourage, empower and connect women who all have two things in common: they love God and want to search intentionally for the stories that He is writing in their life circumstances. Through the medium of both interviews and narrative, listen in to their inspirational stories and get ready to identify and share your own.
Email Katharine at: cowrieshellspodcast@gmail.com to share your own story...
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Meet Debz Kefford – What happens when a series of God-shaped dreams take sixteen years to materialise? Listen to Debz’ inspiring tales of a young woman who embraced a career in paediatric nursing in the UK while holding onto a dream for mission in Africa – even when, time and again, she felt God instruct her to put it on the backburner. Be encouraged by her obedience and challenged, in her words, ‘to be faithful where you’re planted.’ Whether for vocation, relationships or fresh adventure, Debz’ story beautifully proves that God’s time frame is best when it comes to fulfilling our dreams.
For more information on Mercy Ships visit: www.mercyships.org.uk or read: Don Stephens, Ships of Mercy: The remarkable fleet bringing hope to the world’s poorest people (Hodder & Stoughton, 2018)
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