Why Engaging God In Your Own Language Matters - With Nohemie Sanon

In this powerful episode, we dive into the transformative journey of using one’s voice for healing, particularly within the Haitian community. Our special guest, Nohémie Sanon Roland, is a global-minded strategist, youth advocate, and leader who shares her inspiring transition from corporate work to nonprofit leadership focused on poverty alleviation and addressing inequity. Together, we explore: The power of personal storytelling in the Haitian community and how it can serve as a catalyst for healing and empowerment. The beauty and significance of seeing Haitian women take leadership in faith-based and kingdom-building work. The courage to question God, a practice often taboo in Haitian culture, but one that can lead to deeper intimacy with the Divine. The vision behind translating Dieula’s book into French to expand access to trauma-healing resources for Francophone communities impacted by oppression and marginalization. The announcement of a translation project led by a Haitian woman fluent in both English and French, ensuring the cultural and emotional integrity of the message is preserved. We also invite our listeners to support the French translation campaign, officially launching this May. Your partnership can make healing tools available to communities around the world who need them most. 🎧 Listen now and be inspired to use your voice, share your story, and take part in global healing. 🔗 Support the Translation Campaign: https://givebutter.com/qxoOR1 📅 Campaign Launch Date: May 8th - June 6th