Meet our blog writer Elodie Takamiya, French Interpreter and Communications Assistant.
Elodie grew up in France but recently moved to the United States to live with her kindhearted husband, Patrick. She obtained a Master’s Degree in International Communications from the University of Lyon 3 back in 2017 and worked for a couple of news media outlets. Her subjects of choice are relationships, love, and cultural issues. She is passionate about walking with God and trusting him in all aspects of her life.
Lifeline has a new team member, meet Heather! Heather is serving as Financial Assistant, taking care of Lifeline’s account balances, expenditures, inventory, monitoring program budgets and much more. Originally from Topeka, KS, she lived in Kirksville for a few years before moving to Heartland. Five years ago, she decided to come back. She has been ...read more...
What comes to mind when you think of second chances? Do you suddenly recall that time when your professor gave you another try at that exam you failed the first time? Or maybe you immediately think about a mistake you made at work? Have you ever said something hurtful to someone you loved? Fortunately, life ...read more...
Get to know Ryan, Pure Freedom’s newest team member! Ryan is a breath of fresh air, not only because he is a guy (we only had one in our team before), but because he just recently graduated from college. During his time at Heartland Christian College, he learned how to dig deeper into the word ...read more...
“The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy. I came that they may have life and have it abundantly.” (John 10:10) Saving lives. What a beautiful goal. One we all share, hoping that one day, the world will stop needing us – pregnancy help clinics, churches, health care professionals, families – to pursue ...read more...
“It is about serving. It is about making a difference.” An expectant mother pushes our clinic’s door open. She might have a smile on her face, but her eyes are weary. Full of worry. She knows that her baby is on her way, yet she feels deeply unprepared and lonely. She doesn’t have enough diapers, ...read more...
