Jamie Kirschner’s childhood was marked by abuse, neglect, and deep pain. Growing up with a drug-addicted father and a mother who often disappeared for weeks, she struggled to find hope. As a teenager, after enduring even greater hardships, she reached her lowest point—until an invitation to church changed everything.
In this powerful episode of Living Testimonies, Jamie shares how God met her in the midst of her brokenness, revealed her purpose, and led her to a lifelong mission of serving teens. Her story is one of pain, redemption, and unwavering faith.
No matter where you’ve been, God has a purpose for you. Tune in and be encouraged!
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