Graduations at Mercy are always a very special time of not only recognizing our girls’ hard work, but also the transformation that has taken place in their lives. Today was one of those days at the Nashville, TN home. We were able to catch up with graduate Caitlin and her family for this week’s video blog to hear how Mercy has touched their lives. Our fitness manager in Nashville also did a quick interview with another one of today’s graduates, Jordan, who shared what God has done in her life while at Mercy.
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- Mercy Ministries of America
- Founded in 1983 by Nancy Alcorn, Mercy Ministries exists to provide opportunities for young women to experience God’s unconditional love, forgiveness, and life-transforming power. This ministry provides hope and healing to generations of desperate young women who are seeking freedom from life-controlling issues such as eating disorders, self-harm, drug and alcohol addictions, depression and unplanned pregnancy. Mercy also serves young women who have been physically and sexually abused, including victims of sex-trafficking. For more information visit: www.mercyministries.org
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It is so cool to hear great testimonies of transformation! I was at Mercy in 2000 and it was always wonderful to hear graduates share their stories. Always gave me some hope that the same can happen to me. Congratulations graduates! Keep up the great work Nancy (and Mercy staff)! You're awesome!
I love hearing testimonies of tranformation. Being a Mercy graduate myself (1995) I know how awesome it is when you graduate and are on the other side of things and feeling great about yourself, life in general, and your walk with God. God restores us and brings us to a higher level. I love you Nancy and I love the Mercy staff. Thank you for all that you do. Your faithfulness is such an encouragement. Blessings!
~Lisa:-)
How very exciting for these girls! I love this idea of the video blog, to put a face and voice with a name. Being able to hear a bit of what God is doing in their lives from them has really helped me. They didn't have a Mercy when I was growing up... but am now in a recovery program in my church and when things get a little rough, I like to come up here and re-listen to what God has done in these girls and it gives me the hope I need to keep pushing through. Thanks for sharring and allowing us a small glimps into your lives! Praying for you all.
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