Food Pantry Reality
Air Date February 23, 2012
Summary
Have you ever found yourself in a position to go to your local foodbank just so your family could survive? On this
Midday Connection wife, mom, and blogger, Connie Jakab joins us to talk about her family’s experience living on foodbank food for a week. It will get you thinking, and might change your perspective on a few things.
Featured Guest
Connie Jakab
Connie Jakab is the author of the blog, Culture Rebel, which is also be her first book title released in 2012. Connie is passionate about rebelling against status quo living and encouraging others to branch out. The founder of WILD (women impacting lives daily) as well as Mpact (www.mpactdance.com), a dance company that produces shows based on social justice issues, Connie drives her passion outward into the arms of those wanting something more radical and meaningful in life. Connie is an active speaker and worship leader, and lives with her husband and two boys in Calgary, Alberta Canada.
For more information, please visit her blog.
Hosts
Anita Lustrea
Anita Lustrea is a graduate of Moody Bible Institute and has worked for Moody Radio since 1984. She is a sought-after conference and retreat speaker and loves to connect with Midday Connection listeners face-to-face. Anita lives in the Chicago suburbs with her husband, Mike, and her son, John. To learn more about Anita, please visit her website.
Helen Lee
Helen is a Christian journalist and author. She is editor and contributor to Growing Healthy Asian American Churches (IVP) and is co-founder of the Best Christian Workplaces Institute, publisher of re:generation quarterly, and a former editor and writer with Christianity Today magazine. Helen is a homeschooling mom with three little boys, married to classical pianist Brian Lee who teaches at Moody Bible Institute.
To learn more, please visit Helen's website.