Bevelyn Williams' Story of Her Time in Prison, Being Pardoned by Trump, & Living Her Faith Out Loud

In this episode, Jamie sits down with Bevelyn Williams—co-leader of At Well Ministries—for a powerful testimony of faith, redemption, and purpose. Bevelyn shares how God transformed her life from a painful past marked by abuse and three abortions into a bold calling as a pro-life advocate. She opens up about her time in prison, how she mentored women behind bars, and the incredible moment she learned—through a news broadcast—that she had been pardoned by President Trump.   Note: This episode includes mature themes (abuse, abortion, drugs, incarceration) and political content as part of Bevelyn's personal testimony. This episode is not meant to divide, but to share a journey that is uniquely Bevelyn's. Her views are her own, and we're grateful for the opportunity to listen with open hearts and minds.   Episode at a Glance: Bevelyn's early life: Growing up with instability, abuse, and heartbreak A painful past: The emotional and spiritual impact of three abortions True ministry: True ministry begins when we stop judging and start seeing others through God's eyes, offering grace and truth with a heart of compassion. Purpose from pain: Becoming a passionate pro-life advocate Life in Prison: What was daily life like, the struggles Bevelyn faced, & how she made an impact on other women during her incarceration The moment of release: Watching Trump sign her release on TV & reuniting with her husband and daughter   Resources & Links: Learn more about At the Well Ministries: atwellministries.org Hear more of her story on the Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey podcast. Read more about Bevelyn.   Like this episode? You might also enjoy: Heather Payne's Abortion Story & Ministry to Other Women Listen on Apple Podcasts | Spotify |Watch on YouTube Ministering to Women Experiencing Unplanned Pregnancies with Kaycee Maddux Listen on Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Watch on YouTube