Pastor GIlbert Limones, pastor of Casa El Shaddai in Uvalde, Texas shares his story about God's amazing transformative work in his life. To learn more about Freedom Prayer visit: https://freedomprayer.org/
You can also visit us at https://www.wonderfultotell.com/

Dr. Jason Strampe is a hospitalist, a dedicated in-patient physician, who has been working on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic treating critically ill patients in Charlottesville, Virginia.  In his story Dr. Strampe shares about a deep valley he went through where he could not hear God’s voice and struggled to find his faith in the midst of difficult times. 
Dr. Strampe has also been very involved in mission work through Advancing Native Missions. 
To learn more about Dr. Strampe and see photos with his lovely wife Amy, please visit our website at https://www.wonderfultotell.com/

Tony Weedor and his wife Beth fled a brutal civil war in their native Liberia. Tony just released a book available on Amazon entitled: The Reason for Tears: A Memoir 

Tony has served churches and ministries in several African countries, taught in the philosophy department at Denver Seminary, and ministered with Serving in Mission as a specialist on Islam in Africa. He joined Advancing Native Missions in 2009 and is now ANM’s desk director for Africa and co-director of ANM’s Love for Muslims department.

To learn more about Tony and find links to his ministry and book, please visit our website at wonderfultotell.com 

Florence Feldman shares her journey from a struggling young single Jewish mother of 2 looking for her new identity, for love, acceptance and the right direction for her life. What she found along the way was not what she expected nor what she was looking for, yet it is what has given her the greatest joy and peace.

To see photos of Florence and learn more about her and all our other story tellers, please visit our website at Wonderful To Tell

Here is our 2nd installment from our recording sessions held in Hume and Charlottesville, Virginia. Our event this evening, was hosted by Kirk and Nancy Brown, who graciously opened their home to Wonderful To Tell. In this episode, Terry Kim shares his story of growing up as a 2nd generation Korean American and the path that led him to finding his identity.
To see photos of Terry and learn more about Advancing Native Missions and his book A Letter to the Korean American Church: Reconciling the Gap Between First and Second Generation Koreans please visit our website at https://www.wonderfultotell.com/
We are gearing up for new recording sessions, so if you know of someone with a Wonderful To Tell story or would just like to attend a recording session as an audience member, please reach out to us at [email protected] Thanks! 

We have a series of special stories to share with you from our Wonderful To Tell event held in Charlottesville and Hume Virginia. Our first in this series is a dynamic story shared by DJ Carter, the Executive Director of thriVe Women’s Healthcare of Central Virginia. 

We know you will love listening as DJ’s story unfolds and you see his heart of forgiveness and his desire to minister to all people ~ compassionately meeting their needs and showing them the love of Christ. To see photos of D.J. and learn more about ThriVe Women’s Healthcare, please visit our website at www.wonderfultotell.com. 

Artist, David Broussard is a skilled sculpture whose welded artwork defies logic and boggles the mind. The beauty of his crosses, butterflies and other designs made from sheets of plain steel, is truly beyond comprehension. David acknowledges and gives all the credit to God for his talent and abilities.  David is passionate about sharing the gospel of Christ Jesus through his art and shares the gospel with anyone and everyone who will listen. 

Each piece of David’s art is signed with his name and this bible verse: 2 Corinthians 5:17 which proclaims the change that Christ brought about in David’s life. It reads “Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; the old things have passed away; behold, all things have become new.”

David along with his lovely wife Michelle, desire to honor God in all they do. 
Please visit our website at https://www.wonderfultotell.com/ to see photos of David's work and links to his website. 

As a 26 year old newlywed, Katie Forsythe found that the trajectory she had planned for her life was about to take a very different path when she was diagnosed with Neuroblastoma a childhood cancer, rarely found in adults. Katie's story is filled with wisdom and powerful insights into God's love and faithfulness. 
During this journey with her husband Zane by her side, Katie mentioned the Ebenezers – remembers of the ways in which the Lord had helped them even before they knew they were in need.  We all need Ebenezer stones in our lives, to remind us of God’s faithfulness. 

Our hope is that the stories we bring you through our podcast will be Ebenezers for you all, continual reminders of God’s ever present help and reminders of all the wonders God has and is continuing to perform.
To see photos of Katie and her husband Zane, please visit our website at https://www.wonderfultotell.com/

Music: Summer Rain by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Project-44 began as its founder Ben Fields, an auto mechanic, was questioning his role in the world, and more specifically, the church. He felt he was not helping the community the way the church ought to be.

It was during that time that someone gave Ben a vehicle and suggested he fix it up and give it to someone in need. A car ministry was born and took on the name Project-44, named after the 44th book of the Bible: Acts.

Project-44 has become a multi-faceted ministry including: 

Counseling ministry: providing affordable counseling to those in need that cannot typically pay for the counseling themselves.

Liberian trade school:  currently building a trade school in war-torn Liberia on a 150 acre plot of land.

Family 2 Family: providing boxes of food to those in need. 

Outreach group: conducting minor home repairs to those in need.

Project-44’s mission is to go beyond the four walls of a church and help those in need where they need it. Focusing on ministries to help the local community.
Visit https://www.wonderfultotell.com/ to learn more! 

Dianne Carlson shares her journey from a downtown Dallas attorney with one of the largest law firms in the world, to becoming the Director of Justice Initiatives for ALARM. Alarm is an acronym that stands for African Leadership and Reconciliation Ministries. ALARM trains and equips African leaders, providing them with the tools, knowledge and skills needed to rewrite the stories of African families, communities and nations.
To see photos of Dianne & learn more about ALARM and their incredible work around the world visit our website at wonderfultotell.com and please subscribe to our show so you won’t miss out on any of our episodes. 

 Special thanks to Michael and Karen Willcutts for hosting this recording session. If you have a story “wonderful to tell” let us know, you can find us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and at wonderfultotell.com