Rain Dampens Race But Not Mercy’s Course
Rain Dampens Race But Not Mercy’s Course April 18, 2018 Despite the threatening rain and thunderstorms on Saturday, Nashville’s Run for Mercy [...]
149 | Discovering Your Voice: Part 2
Discovering Your Voice: Part 2 We each have a God-given voice and are wired uniquely. Join MercyTalk hosts, Jen and Melanie, as they welcome back [...]
Ask Me Why I Run for Mercy
Ask Me Why I Run for Mercy April 11, 2018 California Mercy residents model the new Run for Mercy t-shirts The [...]
148 | Discovering Your Voice: Part 1
Discovering Your Voice: Part 1 Join MercyTalk hosts, Melanie and Jen, with special guest, Amy Norton, from Giant Worldwide as they discuss the power in [...]
147 | Teaspoon Asks Ocean Answers with Arianna Walker
Teaspoon Asks Ocean Answers with Arianna Walker Today on MercyTalk we have a special guest, Arianna Walker, sharing a powerful message on seeking and receiving [...]
The Sun Shines on Run for Mercy
The Sun Shines on Run for Mercy March 27, 2018 This past Saturday morning, as the sun rose, over 530 people made their [...]
146 | Overcoming Rejection: How?
Overcoming Rejection: How? Join MercyTalk hosts, Jen and Melanie, as they talk through how to overcome rejection. So you have identified rejection in your life? [...]
Mercy Celebrates Newest Graduates
Mercy Celebrates Newest Graduates March 15, 2018 At Mercy Multiplied, we love seeing graduates leave our residential homes with restored hope for their futures! [...]
145 | Overcoming Rejection: Why?
Overcoming Rejection: Why? Join MercyTalk hosts, Melanie and Jen, as they continue their discussion on Overcoming Rejection. Today they will discuss why overcoming rejection is [...]
Mariah
When I was five years old, someone I should have been able to trust abandoned me. To cope with the pain, I struggled with anxiety, self-harm, and [...]
Hope
Before coming to Mercy, I was sexually and mentally abused. I found out about Mercy’s program because my mom heard Mercy’s founder and president, Nancy [...]
Carrie
Fake smiles, broken homes, and feeling all alone. That’s what growing up looked like for me. My mom left when I was two years old, [...]