In this heartfelt and raw conversation, Ashley sits down with her colleague and friend, Sheena Evans, to explore the complex intersection of motherhood, faith, and social justice. With honesty and wisdom, Sheena shares how becoming a mother has reshaped her understanding of service and how raising daughters influences her advocacy work—especially in the fight against human trafficking.

They talk about the daily tension of being fully present at home while responding to the weighty demands of frontline justice work. Sheena speaks candidly about spiritual burnout, the myth of balance, and the sacred importance of self and soul care. She also unpacks the misconceptions surrounding human trafficking and invites listeners into a deeper understanding of how exploitation often hides in plain sight.

This episode is a must-listen for anyone navigating the call to serve in the world while tending to the sacred spaces of home. It’s about grace, community, and the courage to keep showing up—even when you feel like you’re running on empty.

Originally from California, Sheena Evans currently serves as the Territorial Services Coordinator Against Human & Sex Trafficking for The Salvation Army USA Southern Territory.