Thanks for listening to The Shipwrecked Podcast!
In this episode, we’ll hear the story of Jessica York, whose time in Central Asia made her decide between a fruitful ministry...and one of the greatest passions of her life.
If you’d like to support Jessica financially in her future seminary studies to weave mental health and global missions together, you can do so at https://www.egsnetwork.com/gift2/?giftid=20C29CAA9ACF4DF.
Jessica has an MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, and is currently a practicing Licensed Professional Counselor in IL, focusing on attachment trauma, church hurt, & artists' issues with individual adults in Chicago. You can learn more about her at pneumachicago.com/jessica-york-2 and follow her on Instagram at instagram.com/spiritsoulbody_therapist.
Resource mentioned in this episode: Rediscovering Scripture’s Vision for Women by Lucy Peppiatt (https://www.amazon.com/Rediscovering-Scriptures-Vision-Women-Perspectives/dp/0830852719).
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Thanks to Larissa Barnat for making the Shipwrecked cover art! Explore more of her work at larissabarnatdesign.com.
Thanks to Ayanda Khumalo for the use of his recording of “O Church Arise”! Find his latest album, Dancing with Angels, on Apple Music, Spotify, or wherever you listen to music.
Our vision: The Shipwrecked Podcast was made to connect missionaries worldwide with followers of Jesus by diving deep into the hardest moments in missionaries’ lives and ministries, in order to spur on listeners to faithfully persevere through trials, find hope for healing from their own shipwreck moments, live out their role as World Christians, and provide a unique tool for missionaries in their support-raising efforts.
Thanks for listening to The Shipwrecked Podcast!
In this episode, we’ll hear the story of Jessica York, whose time in Central Asia made her decide between a fruitful ministry...and one of the greatest passions of her life.
If you’d like to support Jessica financially in her future seminary studies to weave mental health and global missions together, you can do so at https://www.egsnetwork.com/gift2/?giftid=20C29CAA9ACF4DF.
Jessica has an MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, and is currently a practicing Licensed Professional Counselor in IL, focusing on attachment trauma, church hurt, & artists' issues with individual adults in Chicago. You can learn more about her at pneumachicago.com/jessica-york-2 and follow her on Instagram at instagram.com/spiritsoulbody_therapist.
Resource mentioned in this episode: Rediscovering Scripture’s Vision for Women by Lucy Peppiatt (https://www.amazon.com/Rediscovering-Scriptures-Vision-Women-Perspectives/dp/0830852719).
Like what you’re hearing?
--> Join the Shipwrecked Facebook page and keep the conversation going: fb.me/theshipwreckedpodcast
--> Leave a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify
--> Share this episode with 2 people
--> Contribute on Patreon to help make more episodes like this: patreon.com/theshipwreckedpodcast
Reach out with comments, questions, ideas, and more at theshipwreckedpodcast@gmail.com.
Thanks to Larissa Barnat for making the Shipwrecked cover art! Explore more of her work at larissabarnatdesign.com.
Thanks to Ayanda Khumalo for the use of his recording of “O Church Arise”! Find his latest album, Dancing with Angels, on Apple Music, Spotify, or wherever you listen to music.
Our vision: The Shipwrecked Podcast was made to connect missionaries worldwide with followers of Jesus by diving deep into the hardest moments in missionaries’ lives and ministries, in order to spur on listeners to faithfully persevere through trials, find hope for healing from their own shipwreck moments, live out their role as World Christians, and provide a unique tool for missionaries in their support-raising efforts.