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Agents of Hope
Burdens
Today we will feature an interview with Adrianna Joi Lewis.
Today we will feature a clip from Hope Channel International, and keep you updated on what is happening around the world. We also have an interview with Adrianna Joi Lewis, the Administrative Assistant for the Canadian Adventist Messenger. She will share a bit about her work with the magazine, as well as the new program on Hope Channel Canada, Messenger, of which she hosts. We will also highlight another interview with Noreen Geffrard, and she will share a bit about her experience and passion for mental health. As always, we hope to leave you with some inspiration and encouragement with our devotional thought, and today we will chat a bit about the burdens we often carry in this life.
Hosts
Pastor Evaldo Vicente
Tiffany Campbell-Dailey
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