Addict. Prostitute. Saint. Healer.
Bobbi Jo Reed, the subject of the eponymous documentary, along with Brent and Donna Jones, the directing and producing team, share the inspiring story of Bobbi Jo’s transformation from homelessness, addiction, and prostitution to healing hundreds of addicts in her Kansas City-based Healing House ministry.
We briefly discuss Bobbi Jo's testimony (watch the film for more) and then talk about the power of story and what hope means to the least of these in America. Healing House provides recovery housing to nearly 200 individuals every day in their thirteen private homes and two apartment buildings.
Learn more about the film Bobbi Jo: Under the Influence on the official Facebook page or website.
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Alexander Carpenter is a board member of Adventist Forum, the organization that publishes Spectrum.
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On this week’s episode of the Adventist Voices podcast, Bobbi Jo Reed, the subject of the eponymous documentary, along with Brent and Donna Jones, the directing and producing team, share Bobbi Jo’s inspiring story.
