Women Worth Knowing

Jeanne Willette Part 1

From her teenage years, Jeanne Willette felt a deep compassion for children with special needs. After coming to faith at nineteen, she was placed in the Sunday School department—where she soon began a class specifically for children with special needs. Years later, Jeanne gave birth to her third child, a beautiful daughter with special needs. This precious gift would launch her into a lifelong ministry—one that serves not only children with disabilities but their parents as well. In these inspiring episodes, Jeanne shares her journey of faith, surrender, and purpose—from her daughter’s diagnosis to her present ministry at Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa. Resources: If you have a special needs child or know someone who does, these three episodes with Jeanne Willette are must-listens—you will be blessed! Learn more: Limitless Ministry at Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa Contact Jeanne: Jenowillette@gmail.com

Twyla Ludwig Part 3

From the time Twyla Ludwig received Jesus at age eleven until she left for Africa with her husband and children in 1927, she knew she was called to be a missionary. Twyla learned early on to meet every obstacle, hardship, and impossibility head-on in prayer — she was known for “praying a thing through.” Her life of faith and intercession became a powerful testimony of what God can accomplish through a woman who prays without ceasing. Hear the remarkable story of Twyla Ludwig and how her prayers changed lives across Africa. Resources: Learn more: Mama Was a Missionary by Charles Ludwig (Amazon)

Twyla Ludwig Part 2

From the time Twyla Ludwig received Jesus at age eleven until she left for Africa with her husband and children in 1927, she knew she was called to be a missionary. Twyla learned early on to meet every obstacle, hardship, and impossibility head-on in prayer — she was known for “praying a thing through.” Her life of faith and intercession became a powerful testimony of what God can accomplish through a woman who prays without ceasing. Hear the remarkable story of Twyla Ludwig and how her prayers changed lives across Africa. Resources: Learn more: Mama Was a Missionary by Charles Ludwig (Amazon)

Twyla Ludwig Part 1

From the time Twyla Ludwig received Jesus at age eleven until she left for Africa with her husband and children in 1927, she knew she was called to be a missionary. Twyla learned early on to meet every obstacle, hardship, and impossibility head-on in prayer — she was known for “praying a thing through.” Her life of faith and intercession became a powerful testimony of what God can accomplish through a woman who prays without ceasing. Hear the remarkable story of Twyla Ludwig and how her prayers changed lives across Africa. Learn more: Mama Was a Missionary by Charles Ludwig (Amazon)

Stacy Dewitt Part 2

Stacy’s DeWitt’s astounding ministry to foster children in Ventura and Los Angeles counties began with a simple prayer, “Father, how do you want you use me in this place?” From that point forward God not only placed a burden on her heart fro foster children and foster parents, but also began to open unexpected doors to Stacy and her husband to be able to create the ministry known as James Store House. In this podcast you will hear the amazing story of how James Store House came to be as well as how that ministry continues to minister to foster kids. Stacy DeWitt is down to earth and engaging as she inspires all of us to simply ask, “Father, how would you like to use me in this place?” Resources: Organization: James Storehouse Equipping foster children, aged-out youth, trafficking survivors, and families at risk with critical resources, mentorship, and hope in Christ. Explore how James Storehouse serves the community through emergency provision, prevention initiatives, and long-term mentoring: https://www.jamesstorehouse.org/program-highlights [https://www.jamesstorehouse.org/program-highlights] Open Table Mentorship Program A relational model that surrounds aged-out foster youth with consistent adults for one year, helping them navigate housing, education, and life skills.