Purpose Even in Pain with Charlene Kuznia

As Charlene Kuznia reached adolescence, she started experiencing debilitating migraines. These headaches, along with severe endometriosis, continued to plague Charlene throughout her years as a wife and mother.

In her 50s, Charlene felt a new kind of pain and tried everything she could to feel better. Nothing helped.

Charlene was diagnosed with a rare blood cancer and began her fight for survival.

She felt “lower than low.”

In a moment alone—face down on her bedroom carpet—Charlene cried out to the Lord.

This week’s “mini retreat in a podcast” explores how Charlene was lifted from her suffering and unexpectedly gifted with a new sense of purpose.

Charlene, along with her beautiful daughter Jenessa, created a new nonprofit called “Down Home.” While undergoing life-saving treatments, Charlene also dedicated herself to helping families transition out of homelessness by providing furniture and décor.

Listen and deepen your understanding of God’s purpose for you!

Learn more about Down Home at www.down-home.org.

Homeless and Hopeful with Charlie Vos

Charli Vos is experiencing homelessness and receiving help in city shelters.

Charli was raised in a violent and segregated town in Texas and experienced human trafficking as a child. She was abused from the time she was very young until she left her biological family when she was about thirty years old. Charli unknowingly had PTSD and utilized drugs and alcohol for many years to mentally escape her circumstances.

Charli hit rock bottom and started rehabilitation. She has been sober since 2013.

Charli attributes her miraculous healing to God and relies on her Catholic faith to navigate each day and share the love of God with others. Charli is grateful to have adopted the Holy Family as her own.

Heartfelt conversations about how god has transformed LIVES