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EPISODE · Jun 23, 2026 · 1H 6M

Ep. 8 | Beyond Daycare: A Family-Centered Mission to Break Generational Poverty with Shelley Leman

from Sanctification Station | Where women find hope, purpose, and God in the messy middle. · host Stephanie Streenz

In this episode, Shelley Leman, founder and Executive Director of Joshua Tree Ministries, shares how God called her from a career in education into a mission focused on helping families overcome generational poverty.Through pivotal moments of faith, Shelley discusses the challenges facing families in our communities, the inspiration behind Joshua Tree Ministries, and why lasting change requires more than meeting immediate needs. She explains the importance of supporting the whole family and creating opportunities that help break cycles of poverty for future generations.This conversation is a powerful reminder that when God’s people step out in obedience, entire communities can be transformed.Takeaways• Generational poverty requires a family-centered approach• God often calls us beyond our comfort zones and career plans• The Church has a vital role in supporting and strengthening familiesYou can find Joshua Tree Ministries at:www.joshuatreeministries.orgFacebook - Joshua Tree Child Care CenterThis episode is a reminder of how important it is to take care of yourselves and your family. If you’re looking for simple, practical ways to meet your needs, you can find it here:https://form.jotform.com/252765953711060

In this episode, Shelley Leman, founder and Executive Director of Joshua Tree Ministries, shares how God called her from a career in education into a mission focused on helping families overcome generational poverty.Through pivotal moments of faith, Shelley discusses the challenges facing families in our communities, the inspiration behind Joshua Tree Ministries, and why lasting change requires more than meeting immediate needs. She explains the importance of supporting the whole family and creating opportunities that help break cycles of poverty for future generations.This conversation is a powerful reminder that when God’s people step out in obedience, entire communities can be transformed.Takeaways• Generational poverty requires a family-centered approach• God often calls us beyond our comfort zones and career plans• The Church has a vital role in supporting and strengthening familiesYou can find Joshua Tree Ministries at:www.joshuatreeministries.orgFacebook - Joshua Tree Child Care CenterThis episode is a reminder of how important it is to take care of yourselves and your family. If you’re looking for simple, practical ways to meet your needs, you can find it here:https://form.jotform.com/252765953711060

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