Twenty-five years after September 11, 2001, some memories still feel remarkably close.
In this special episode of Sanctuary Peacemakers, I share a personal reflection I first wrote on the fifteenth anniversary of the attacks—the story of where I was, how I learned our country had been attacked, and the days I spent beside my father watching the tragedy unfold.
A decade after writing those words, and following my father’s passing earlier this year, those memories carry a different weight.
We’ll also reflect on why remembering tragedy matters, what September 11 taught us about service and sacrifice, and why those entrusted with protecting others must continue learning from the past without living in fear of it.
Twenty-five years later, may we never forget.
I use PodMatch to connect with guests for this podcast—if you’re interested in podcasting, it’s a great resource.
https://www.joinpodmatch.com/sanctuary_peacemaker
Intro Music “Not Today” by Haley Jones
Used with permission.
© Haley Jones
Release Date: October 31, 2024
Listen on Apple Music: “Not Today” by Haley Jones
Website: https://www.haleyjonesofficial.com/
Outro Music “Sound Mind” performed by Lesley Jones
Written by: Lesley Jones, Kevin Winebarger, Joshua Frerichs
Produced by: Joshua Frerichs
Mixed & Mastered by: Joshua Frerichs
Release Date: January 16, 2026
Used with permission
Listen on Apple Music: “Sound Mind” by Lesley Jones