the LOVE JUSTICE podcast

In this insightful episode, entrepreneur and bestselling author Justin Donald—known as “The Warren Buffett of Lifestyle Investing”—opens up about what happens when financial freedom becomes a catalyst for meaningful impact. Through a rich conversation with Jason Dukes and Hannah Munn, Justin reflects on shifting from building wealth to deploying it purposefully, the frameworks he uses to evaluate nonprofit ROI, and the “broken-hearted anointing” that guides his giving. Drawing from his own journey and the community he leads, Justin shares how discernment, storytelling, and wise collaboration shape generosity that actually changes lives. This episode invites listeners into a grounded, hope-filled vision of stewardship—one where resources become tools for justice, compassion, and transformation.   To find out more information about Justin, visit: https://lifestyleinvestor.com/media/ To find out more about The Lifestyle Investor, visit: https://lifestyleinvestor.com/ For a consultation, visit: https://lifestyleinvestor.com/consultation For a passive income roadmap, visit: https://lifestyleinvestor.com/roadmap   You can learn more about Love Justice International at LoveJustice.ngo or @LoveJusticeIntl on social media and YouTube. To find out how to volunteer for Love Justice, please visit: lovejusticecareers.com/#volunteer Become a part of the LJI community as one of our generous donors by clicking "DONATE HERE" at LoveJustice.ngo OR donate cryptocurrency through our partnership with Endaoment at https://app.endaoment.org/orgs/71-0982808.

In this compelling episode of the Love Justice Podcast, host Hannah Munn sits down with Lombe, a transit monitor in Zambia, who shares his powerful journey from casino IT technician to frontline anti-trafficking hero. Lombe reveals what a day in the life of a monitor looks like—navigating risky neighborhoods, identifying red flags in vulnerable communities, and building trust with local contacts. From personal stories of interception to the spiritual conviction behind his work, this episode gives a rare, honest look at the realities of stopping human trafficking before it happens. To find out how to volunteer for Love Justice, please visit: lovejusticecareers.com/#volunteer You can learn more about Love Justice International at LoveJustice.ngo or @LoveJusticeIntl on social media and YouTube. Become a part of the LJI community as one of our generous donors by clicking "DONATE HERE" at LoveJustice.ngo OR donate cryptocurrency through our partnership with Endaoment at https://app.endaoment.org/orgs/71-0982808.

In this eye-opening podcast episode, host Hannah Munn speaks with President and CEO of Compassion First, Mike Mercer, and the founder and CEO of Love Justice, John Molineux to unpack the only known strategy that’s measurably intercepting human trafficking before it happens. Rooted in real-time data, frontline intervention, and a bold redefinition of impact, this conversation explores what it means to prioritize prevention—not just awareness or rescue. With insights from global transit hubs, strategic casework, and years of justice work, this episode offers a practical, hope-filled roadmap for fighting trafficking at its source. Prior to working for Compassion First, Mike was the co-founder of Foursquare Disaster Relief (FDR) and served in various pastoral roles in Beaverton, Oregon. He remains an advisor to FDR International and an ordained minister in the Foursquare Church. He lives in Portland, Oregon, with his wife, Kymra, their three children, an Australian Labradoodle, and a Blue Nose Pitbull. He loves golf and martial arts and is good at neither. To find out more about Compassion First, please visit compassionfirst.org. To find out how to volunteer for Love Justice, please visit: lovejusticecareers.com/#volunteer You can learn more about Love Justice International at LoveJustice.ngo or @LoveJusticeIntl on social media and YouTube. Become a part of the LJI community as one of our generous donors by clicking "DONATE HERE" at LoveJustice.ngo OR donate cryptocurrency through our partnership with Endaoment at https://app.endaoment.org/orgs/71-0982808.

In this powerful episode, Jesse Rudy—Founder & CEO of Redeem International—shares what it looks like to live out justice in the tension of hope and heartbreak. With stories from frontline interventions, Jesse reflects on the evolution of field work, the spiritual cost of proximity to pain, and the grit required to stay the course. Through honest dialogue with John Molineux and Hannah Munn, this conversation invites listeners into the raw, redemptive heart of justice work that’s both deeply human and unwaveringly faithful. Jesse Rudy is the Founder and CEO of Redeem International, a Christian faith-based nonprofit dedicated to protecting some of the world’s most vulnerable widows and orphans from violent abuse and exploitation. Under Jesse’s leadership, Redeem International has launched impactful programs aimed at safeguarding women and children in Uganda, where one in three widows faces the threat of losing their home and land to predatory land theft. With a background as an attorney, Jesse has extensive experience in justice work. Before founding Redeem International in 2020, he served for twelve years with International Justice Mission, where he led teams in Sri Lanka, Uganda, and the Philippines and was a key member of its global leadership team. His expertise informs Redeem’s mission, which deploys teams of local justice professionals to intervene on behalf of victims, partnering with local authorities to restore families to their homes and prosecute their abusers—creating a powerful deterrent effect that protects entire communities. Jesse holds a BS in Pre-Law from John Brown University and a JD from the University of Virginia School of Law. He resides just outside of Washington, DC, with his wife, Amy, and their three children. To find out more about Jesse or Redeem International, visit redeeminternational.org To find out how to volunteer for Love Justice, please visit: lovejusticecareers.com/#volunteer You can learn more about Love Justice International at LoveJustice.ngo or @LoveJusticeIntl on social media and YouTube.  Become a part of the LJI community as one of our generous donors by clicking "DONATE HERE" at LoveJustice.ngo OR donate cryptocurrency through our partnership with Endaoment at https://app.endaoment.org/orgs/71-0982808.  Chapters (00:00:02) - Wear a Light Against injustice(00:02:22) - Jesse on Love Justice Podcast(00:06:17) - Love Justice's Human Trafficking Strategy(00:10:40) - Protecting Widows and Orphans: The Impact of Redeem(00:14:23) - Law enforcement's light touch(00:19:37) - The Perceived Risk of Transportation(00:21:36) - The Law of Deterring Property Grabbing(00:30:01) - Uganda's law on human trafficking(00:33:28) - Immortal Justice: The Impact of Criminal Justice(00:38:31) - Redeem: Stop Trafficking Before It Starts(00:40:36) - Love Justice on the Global Slavery Index(00:45:50) - The Light Touch of Encouragement(00:47:37) - John and Jesse on Being Agents of Redemption in the World(00:52:03) - Jesse's Fight for Love

In this special episode of the Love Justice Podcast, Hannah Munn and CEO John Molineux share game-changing news: the cost to intercept one person from being trafficked has dropped from $132 to $112. But this isn’t just about numbers—it’s about lives. John walks through the behind-the-scenes strategies, culture shifts, and hard decisions that led to this measurable increase in impact. From engineering better systems to reallocating resources based on real outcomes, this conversation explores what it truly means to do more with less—and to steward generosity with integrity. John grew up in Helena, Montana, before attending Taylor University. He first came to Nepal in 2002. Two years later, he returned to Nepal and was inspired to start Love Justice. Since that time, he has lived primarily in Nepal and now in South Africa, where he continues his work establishing new programs for Love Justice and overseeing current ones. In addition to this work, John is a writer, thinker, lover of philosophy, and educator. He is married to a Nepali woman named Aksha, and they have two sons, Jude and Blaise. They plan to continue living and working overseas for Love Justice and God’s kingdom.   To find out how to volunteer for Love Justice, please visit: lovejusticecareers.com/#volunteer You can learn more about Love Justice International at LoveJustice.ngo or @LoveJusticeIntl on social media and YouTube.  Become a part of the LJI community as one of our generous donors by clicking "DONATE HERE" at LoveJustice.ngo OR donate cryptocurrency through our partnership with Endaoment at https://app.endaoment.org/orgs/71-0982808.  Chapters (00:00:02) - What Does It Mean to Prevent Human Trafficking?(00:03:15) - Why Cost Per Intercept Has Dropped(00:09:30) - The Great Impact on the Dollar(00:14:06) - Importance of the Interception Quality metric(00:19:39) - Donors Remember: Love Justice

In this compelling episode, host Hannah Munn speaks with Eastern University professor David Bronkema and Love Justice founder and CEO John Molineux about moving beyond good intentions to measurable impact. They explore how well-meant charity can sometimes cause harm—and why excellence, effectiveness, and stewardship must be at the heart of justice work. Through honest reflection and practical insights, this episode calls listeners to reframe charity as a bold, intentional, and accountable pursuit of change that truly matters. David Bronkema is a professor in the College of Business and Leadership at Eastern University and holds the Eastern University Templeton Chair for Christian Service through Entrepreneurship. He is a core faculty member in the Ph.D. in Organizational Leadership program and teaches courses in leadership theory, qualitative research, global leadership, advocacy and public policy, and fundraising. David has been with Eastern University since 2006 and received the Lindback Award for Distinguished Teaching in 2010. Before taking on his current position at Eastern four years ago, David served in two other roles at the university: as director of Eastern University’s MBA in Economic Development and MA in International Development, and as dean of Palmer Theological Seminary of Eastern University. David’s formal education includes an M.A. in International Relations and a Ph.D. in Sociocultural Anthropology from Yale University. His Ph.D. dissertation explored the history of Protestant missions to Latin America and the legacy of those missions for international development work by Christian nongovernmental organizations. David’s publications and talks have explored the intersection of business, civil society, faith, and justice, with particular interest in spiritual metrics, Business as Mission, religion and development, community development and advocacy, evangelical approaches to engaging the development field, and the informing of anthropological theory from a faith-based perspective. He is coauthor of Advocating for Justice: An Evangelical Vision for Transforming Systems and Structures (Baker Books, 2016) and coeditor of On Knowing Humanity: Insights from Theology for Anthropology (Routledge, 2017). David is also cofounder and coeditor of the journal Christian Relief, Development, and Advocacy. David grew up in Portugal and Italy in a missionary family, and after graduating from Swarthmore College in 1983, he spent the next five years in Honduras working with a Honduran Protestant community development organization and with peasant, labor, and human rights organizations. In 1998, David joined the American Friends Service Committee (AFSC), coordinating programs first in Central America and then in the Andean region. During his time at Eastern, David has helped create and facilitate a conference on measuring spiritual impact and a Business as Mission collaboration group, and he has served on a variety of boards and as an advisor for development agencies and conferences, currently chairing the Accord Research Alliance steering committee. He is married to Robin, and they have three children and one grandchild: Emily (married to Ty, with daughter Haven), Jacob (married to Jordan), and Josiah.   To find out how to volunteer for Love Justice, please visit: lovejusticecareers.com/#volunteer You can learn more about Love Justice International at LoveJustice.ngo or @LoveJusticeIntl on social media and YouTube.  Become a part of the LJI community as one of our generous donors by clicking "DONATE HERE" at LoveJustice.ngo OR donate cryptocurrency through our partnership with Endaoment at  Chapters (00:00:02) - Love Justice: Charity Without Impact is Dead(00:01:37) - Mentor David Bronkema on the Podcast(00:03:57) - David on Impact in Charitable Work(00:08:24) - John and David on Charity Without Impact(00:10:35) - John 3:8 Charity Without Impact Is Dead(00:16:08) - Non-Profit Accountability: Intent rather than Impact(00:20:00) - In the Bloodletting of Charity(00:22:41) - Love Justice: The Way of Impact(00:27:41) - Getting Out of Defensiveness(00:29:33) - The Need for Participatory Evaluation(00:30:37) - Will Love Justice Validate or Verify Our Impact?(00:38:24) - Will Impactless Charity Be Bad?(00:42:35) - The Criteria for Meaningful Impact(00:45:33) - Importance of the Impact Mindset(00:48:53) - The Surprising Impact of Science(00:54:21) - What Kind of Inner Character Is Needed to Commit to Measuring(00:57:07) - David on the Holy Spirit(01:00:43) - John on Perpetual Persistence(01:05:48) - The Importance of Hearing Critical Feedback(01:07:45) - The default expertise of the Love Just International(01:11:13) - Reformation in the field of Charity(01:13:49) - What Would That Happen If the Church Fully Adopted Isaiah 58(01:17:02) - John on the Misquoting Isaiah 61

Paula Cornell is from Seattle and joined Love Justice International as a writer in 2021. Prior to joining Love Justice, Paula spent several years volunteering with Youth With A Mission, where she heard and witnessed incredible stories from around the world of healing and redemption in the face of injustice. Seeing how stories like these could inspire hope, bring understanding, and spur people into action, she began to dream of how stories could change the world. This dream eventually led her to return to college to pursue a journalism degree from the University of Washington and delivered her into the hands of Love Justice, where she is happily learning to write (and now podcast) with an awesome team of people for a cause that she cares deeply about. Victoria was trafficked into domestic slavery in Oman as a young woman. With courage and persistence, she made her own way back to freedom, helping a multitude of other women escape alongside her. You can learn more about Love Justice International at https://www.LoveJustice.ngo or @LoveJusticeIntl on social media and YouTube.  Become a part of the LJI community as one of our generous donors by clicking "DONATE HERE" at https://www.LoveJustice.ngo OR donate cryptocurrency through our partnership with Endaoment at https://app.endaoment.org/orgs/71-0982808.

In this challenging episode, Peter Greer (President & CEO of HOPE International) joins John Molineux and host Hannah Munn to explore what it truly means to serve “the least of these.” Together, they unpack the biblical call to justice, the dangers of doing good without discernment, and the power of listening in global development. With stories from Cambodia to Burundi, Peter shares lessons on humility, urgency, long-term impact, and why the gospel must be both proclaimed and embodied. This episode is a must-listen for anyone who longs to live out Matthew 25 with courage, compassion, and wisdom. Peter Greer is the president and CEO of HOPE International, a global Christ-centered economic development organization serving throughout Africa, Asia, Latin America, and Eastern Europe. Prior to joining HOPE, Peter worked internationally as a microfinance advisor in Cambodia and Zimbabwe and as managing director for Urwego Bank in Rwanda. He received a BS in international business from Messiah University and an MPP in political and economic development from Harvard Kennedy School. Peter’s favorite part of his job is spending time with the entrepreneurs HOPE serves—whether harvesting coffee with farmers in Rwanda, dancing alongside savings groups in Haiti, or visiting the greenhouses of entrepreneurs in Ukraine. As an advocate for the Church’s role in missions and alleviating extreme poverty, Peter has co-authored more than ten books, including Mission Drift (a 2015 Book Award winner from Christianity Today), Rooting for Rivals (2019 Leadership Resource of the Year in Outreach magazine), The Spiritual Danger of Doing Good (named one of the top 40 books on poverty by WORLD magazine), Created to Flourish (which his mom reviewed with five stars and a smiley-face emoji), The Gift of Disillusionment, and Lead with Prayer. More important than his role at HOPE is his role as husband to Laurel and dad to Keith, Liliana, Myles, and London. While his sports loyalties remain in New England, Peter and his family live in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. To learn more about Peter, visit peterkgreer.com.   To find out how to volunteer for Love Justice, please visit: lovejusticecareers.com/#volunteer You can learn more about Love Justice International at LoveJustice.ngo or @LoveJusticeIntl on social media and YouTube.  Become a part of the LJI community as one of our generous donors by clicking "DONATE HERE" at LoveJustice.ngo OR donate cryptocurrency through our partnership with Endaoment at https://app.endaoment.org/orgs/71-0982808.  Chapters (00:00:02) - Love Justice: How to Help Those Who Need It Most(00:02:04) - Peter's Story of Serving the Least of These(00:06:18) - Love Justice: Fighting the World's Greatest Injustice(00:09:14) - The Love of God for the Poor(00:11:40) - Peter and the Power of Listening(00:19:27) - How Do You Determine Who the Least of These Are?(00:22:18) - Loving Justice also finds the least of these(00:26:26) - The Spiritual Danger of Doing Good(00:27:37) - Responding to the Need of the Poor(00:29:56) - What Do We Do About Service?(00:31:16) - Peter and John: Spiritual Discernment(00:35:27) - The Need to Do No Harm(00:41:45) - What Does Urgent Action Look Like?(00:45:08) - Surrender to God for the Least of These(00:49:09) - Love Justice Institute: Treasuring Impact Opportunities(00:51:13) - Christian Leaders: Where Are We Going Off Mission?(00:54:42) - The 3 Step Journey toward Justice(00:58:30) - Love Justice: Maximizing Impact

In this episode of the Love Justice Podcast, we sit down with John Molineux, Founder & CEO of Love Justice International, and longtime friend Tim Knipp. Together, they share the early story of Love Justice in Nepal, the scriptures that shaped the mission, and what it means to let injustice break your heart. Listen in as our host, Hannah Munn, guides this conversation about the early beginnings of Love Justice and the impact it has today. Tim Knipp is the lead pastor of Hillcrest Church in Bellingham, WA. He started teaching at Hillcrest in 2010. He loves unpacking the Scriptures in ways that make the story come alive and connect with the real stuff of life. If he could wave a magic wand to take away all the misconceptions of Jesus and let people see Him in all His fierce wonder, he would. Tim studied biblical literature at Taylor University. He had the opportunity to study for several semesters at Jerusalem University College. He received a Master of Divinity and a Master of Theology from Regent College. He loves backcountry skiing, playing and coaching soccer, and a good book. With the rest of his time, he and his wife, Kristi, are raising four creative and energetic daughters. Tim's info: https://www.hcbellingham.com/ https://www.hcbellingham.com/people/tim-knipp/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/timknipp/     To find out how to volunteer for Love Justice, please visit: https://lovejusticecareers.com/#volunteer   You can learn more about Love Justice International at https://www.LoveJustice.ngo or @LoveJusticeIntl on social media and YouTube.  Become a part of the LJI community as one of our generous donors by clicking "DONATE HERE" at https://www.LoveJustice.ngo OR donate cryptocurrency through our partnership with Endaoment at https://app.endaoment.org/orgs/71-0982808. 

In this week’s episode, Jason Dukes welcomes Danielle Strickland to The Love Justice Podcast. In this powerful conversation, Danielle Strickland and John Molineux share how proximity, empathy, and God’s presence can turn heartbreak into hope. Danielle lets love lead her to inspire, challenge, provoke, and disrupt the present, and to live the future now. Having lived in different cultures and contexts around the world, she celebrates diversity and deeply longs for wrong things to be made right. Danielle practices following Jesus daily. This pursuit has led to exciting entrepreneurial exploits (like co-founding multiple charities and non-profits) and a whole host of failures (that we don’t as often talk about). All of this has convinced her of the deep need we all have for hope, faith, and love. Her deepest longing is to demonstrate what living that boundless life looks like. Danielle has authored seven books (the latest being Need to Know and The Other Side of Hope), has a podcast called The Right Side Up (which recently celebrated half a million downloads), and speaks to people at events all over the world. Danielle leads Boundless Enterprise which launches creative exploits like Women Speakers Collective (liberating voices of women around the globe), IMBY (a tiny home movement IN MY BACKYARD), Brave Global (preventing human trafficking), Infinitum (a way of living deeply), and Hagar’s Voice (support and advocacy for survivors of abuse). Danielle lives in Vancouver, Canada, with her three sons and husband, Steve. Danielle loves getting outside, doing new things, and embarking on physical adventures—and she can’t seem to turn down a free lunch. For more info on Danielle, visit: https://www.daniellestrickland.com/ For more info or to purchase Danielle’s latest book, visit:https://www.daniellestrickland.com/othersideofhope   To find out how to volunteer for Love Justice, please visit: https://lovejusticecareers.com/#volunteer   You can learn more about Love Justice International at https://www.LoveJustice.ngo or @LoveJusticeIntl on social media and YouTube.  Become a part of the LJI community as one of our generous donors by clicking "DONATE HERE" at https://www.LoveJustice.ngo OR donate cryptocurrency through our partnership with Endaoment at https://app.endaoment.org/orgs/71-0982808.  Chapters (00:00:02) - Love Justice Podcast(00:01:04) - In the Elevator With Mercy(00:03:24) - In the Other Side of Hope(00:05:26) - Bookmark: A Taste of Hope(00:05:49) - John Hager on Love Justice's Broken Heart(00:12:19) - Rescuing the Woman from the Gospels(00:18:39) - Understanding the heart of God(00:19:04) - How to Weep Without Breaking Your Heart(00:21:26) - How Have You Been Able to Face Up to Irregularities Without(00:25:12) - Imagine Human Trafficking(00:32:31) - The Secret to Protecting the Monitor(00:34:42) - John on The Problem of Trafficking(00:38:36) - What is Hope in the Context of injustice?(00:42:48) - Culture of Spectating(00:48:28) - Finally, Hope is Rare(00:55:02) - A message about Love Justice

In this week’s episode of the Love Justice Podcast, hosts Jason Dukes and Hannah Munn look back on season one — sharing highlights, surprises, and impactful moments from a variety of guests. They also give a sneak peek at what’s ahead in season two, including exciting updates and new voices to watch for.     To find out how to volunteer for Love Justice, please visit: https://lovejusticecareers.com/#volunteer   You can learn more about Love Justice International at https://www.LoveJustice.ngo or @LoveJusticeIntl on social media and YouTube.  Become a part of the LJI community as one of our generous donors by clicking "DONATE HERE" at https://www.LoveJustice.ngo OR donate cryptocurrency through our partnership with Endaoment at https://app.endaoment.org/orgs/71-0982808. 

This week’s conversation on the Love Justice Podcast features an interview with Mike Beckham, the CEO and co-founder of Simple Modern, a company renowned for producing premium drinkware and prioritizing corporate generosity.  Join hosts Hannah Munn and Jason Dukes as they interview Mike on the role of for-profit organizations and companies and how a posture of generosity can have a major impact in the nonprofit world. Included in the interview are insights from Love Justice International's Founder and CEO, John Molineux. Mike Beckham is co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of Simple Modern, a global producer of premium drinkware and lifestyle products. Founded in 2015 and based in Oklahoma, Simple Modern currently generates a nine-figure annual revenue and is committed to generosity, donating at least 10% of annual profits to nonprofit organizations. Under Mike’s leadership, the company has grown into a category leader for Amazon, Target, Walmart, and Sam’s Club, serving more than 20 million customers worldwide. Mike is a teacher, leader, and entrepreneur at heart. Before founding Simple Modern, Mike began his career working for the worldwide Christian ministry CRU. Equipped with a deep understanding of the nonprofit sector, Mike transitioned into the business world and helped found and operate several e-commerce businesses, which cumulatively generated more than $1 billion in revenue. Mike graduated with a degree from the University of Oklahoma Price College of Business, where he currently serves as the senior entrepreneur-in-residence. For more info on Mike and Simple Modern, visit: https://www.simplemodern.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/simple-modern/ https://www.instagram.com/shopsimplemodern/ https://www.facebook.com/shopsimplemodern https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikebeckhamsm/ https://www.instagram.com/mikebeckham/   To find out how to volunteer for Love Justice, please visit: https://lovejusticecareers.com/#volunteer   You can learn more about Love Justice International at https://www.LoveJustice.ngo or @LoveJusticeIntl on social media and YouTube.  Become a part of the LJI community as one of our generous donors by clicking "DONATE HERE" at https://www.LoveJustice.ngo OR donate cryptocurrency through our partnership with Endaoment at https://app.endaoment.org/orgs/71-0982808. 

This week’s conversation on the Love Justice Podcast features Kerry Hasenbalg. Join host Hannah Munn as Kerry shares personal stories and reflections on God’s direct leading in her life to create change in adoption and human rights both in the United States and abroad. Along with her vast experience and expertise, Kerry’s humility is sure to inspire as she explains how depending on God in every area of our lives helps us become who He made us to be. Kerry Marks Hasenbalg is the CEO of BECOMING Foundation, Inc. As a respected teacher, writer, and speaker, Kerry divides her time primarily between facilitating soul care retreats and homeschooling her four children. She began her professional career on Capitol Hill as the fellow for the Congressional Coalition on Adoption (CCA), a bipartisan, bicameral caucus of more than 170 members of Congress. In 2002, together with the four congressional co-chairs of the CCA, Kerry created the Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute. As the organization’s founding executive director, she worked closely with the congressional members on child welfare issues in the U.S. and abroad. Under her leadership, all five of the organization’s main programs were created, including the congressional Angels in Adoption awards program, National Adoption Day, and the congressional Foster Youth Internship program. Kerry has visited more than 50 countries, and led more than a dozen congressional delegations abroad, meeting with high-ranking government officials and the poorest of the poor in every location, to advocate for improved child welfare policies and practices. Kerry has authored curriculum for faith communities including devotionals, retreat material, and inspirational essays. As a magna cum laude graduate of Bucknell University, Kerry earned dual degrees in Russian and international studies. Kerry later completed post-graduate work at both the American University in Russian Studies and at Calvary Chapel Bible College, with a focus on counseling and biblical studies. Prior to her work in DC, she spent three years serving in Russia as an interpreter for missional organizations and caring for orphans and street children with a variety of child welfare groups. She and her husband, Scott live together in Danville, Pennsylvania, with their four children, Cole, Maya, Leah, and Annika; all whom she homeschools. Find out more info on Kerry here: www.kerryhasenbalg.com  www.thebecomingfoundation.org https://www.instagram.com/kerryhasenbalg/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/kerry-hasenbalg-526912b2/   To find out how to volunteer for Love Justice, please visit: https://lovejusticecareers.com/#volunteer   You can learn more about Love Justice International at https://www.LoveJustice.ngo or @LoveJusticeIntl on social media and YouTube.  Become a part of the LJI community as one of our generous donors by clicking "DONATE HERE" at https://www.LoveJustice.ngo OR donate cryptocurrency through our partnership with Endaoment at https://app.endaoment.org/orgs/71-0982808. 

This week’s conversation on the Love Justice Podcast features Al Lopus of Best Christian Workplaces. Listen in with hosts Hannah Munn and Jason Dukes as Al shares insights on what it means to have a flourishing workplace and how employees stay engaged with the mission. Al Lopus is the Cofounder and Board Chair at Best Christian Workplaces (BCW). He has undisguised zeal for Christ-based workplace cultures and believes Christian workplaces should set the standard as the best, most effective places to work in the world. He cofounded BCW in 2002 to provide Christian organizations with research-based measurement tools and consulting services that catalyze the creation of flourishing workplace cultures. Since that time, over 350 churches and more than 1,200 Christian-led organizations have participated in BCW’s Employee Engagement Survey, reaching over 300,000 full-time employees around the world. Al is married to Kathy and together they have two daughters, Lane and Christina, and one grandchild. Al is an active member at Evergreen Covenant Church in Mercer Island, Washington. He enjoys deep thinking, conversations over a cup of hot tea, and outdoor hikes. Al is a recognized author, speaker, and consultant.    Find out more info on Al and Best Christian Workplaces here: https://www.linkedin.com/company/best-christian-workplaces/ https://www.instagram.com/bcwinstitute/ https://www.instagram.com/al.lopus/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/allopus/   To find out how to volunteer for Love Justice, please visit: https://lovejusticecareers.com/#volunteer   You can learn more about Love Justice International at https://www.LoveJustice.ngo or @LoveJusticeIntl on social media and YouTube.  Become a part of the LJI community as one of our generous donors by clicking "DONATE HERE" at https://www.LoveJustice.ngo OR donate cryptocurrency through our partnership with Endaoment at https://app.endaoment.org/orgs/71-0982808. 

This week’s conversation on the Love Justice Podcast features Spencer Patton—entrepreneur, transportation and logistics executive, and founder of the Patton Foundation. Listen in with hosts Hannah Munn and Jason Dukes as Spencer shares insights on being entrepreneurial, the role of Bitcoin in the nonprofit world, and how nonprofits can empower donors to be better stewards through innovative approaches. Spencer Patton, a Tennessee-based entrepreneur, founded and successfully grew an enterprise of e-commerce, logistics, and transportation businesses, which reached over $100 million in revenue within ten years. In 2013, he launched Patton Logistics, which grew to become the largest last-mile delivery service provider to FedEx Ground in the United States. Along the way, he built a network of other logistics-related businesses, including Route Consultant and Hello Truck Lease. He regularly provides commentary for various media outlets, such as Bloomberg, Reuters, Fox Business, and The Wall Street Journal.Spencer, born and raised in Tennessee, graduated Montgomery Bell Academy and Vanderbilt University with degrees in economics and psychology. He and his wife, Carli, raise four children and one rescue mutt in Brentwood, Tennessee. Rooted in his community, Spencer participates in a variety of committees and boards including the Williamson County Red Cross, the Williamson County Chamber of Commerce, C12 Forums, Barefoot Republic, National Addiction Specialists, and Focus on the Family.   Find out more info on Spencer here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/spencer-patton-tn/ https://www.instagram.com/withspencerpatton/   To find out how to volunteer for Love Justice, please visit: https://lovejusticecareers.com/#volunteer   You can learn more about Love Justice International at https://www.LoveJustice.ngo or @LoveJusticeIntl on social media and YouTube.  Become a part of the LJI community as one of our generous donors by clicking "DONATE HERE" at https://www.LoveJustice.ngo OR donate cryptocurrency through our partnership with Endaoment at https://app.endaoment.org/orgs/71-0982808. 

This week’s conversation on the Love Justice Podcast features Joel Smallbone of for KING + COUNTRY. Listen in as hosts Hannah Munn and Jason Dukes discuss everything from creativity to the fight against injustice, as well as Joel’s journey to becoming an advocate for women’s rights through film and music. Joel Smallbone is an Australian actor and one-half of the four-time GRAMMY Award-winning pop duo for KING + COUNTRY, which he formed with his brother Luke. They have generated over 2 billion streams and earned 10 GMA Awards, 1 Billboard Music Award, and 1 American Music Award. They have also performed on prominent shows such as Good Morning America, The View, The Today Show, The Tonight Show, and CMT Crossroads. Joel’s acting career began in 2014 with a role alongside Billy Ray Cyrus in the Nashville-based film Like a Country Song. He went on to co-write and star in the 2016 independent film Priceless, and he played a lead role in the 2023 film Journey to Bethlehem opposite Antonio Banderas. Most recently, Joel co-wrote, co-directed, and starred in the 2024 film Unsung Hero, a story about his family’s immigration to America.   For more on Joel Smallbone and For King + Country visit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8WVyuJNvSI8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xu5HGgrskQg https://www.forkingandcountry.com/ https://www.instagram.com/forkingandcountry/ https://www.instagram.com/joelsmallbone/     To find out how to volunteer for Love Justice, please visit: https://lovejusticecareers.com/#volunteer   You can learn more about Love Justice International at https://www.LoveJustice.ngo or @LoveJusticeIntl on social media and YouTube.  Become a part of the LJI community as one of our generous donors by clicking "DONATE HERE" at https://www.LoveJustice.ngo OR donate cryptocurrency through our partnership with Endaoment at https://app.endaoment.org/orgs/71-0982808. 

Paula Cornell is from Seattle and joined Love Justice International as a writer in 2021. Prior to joining Love Justice, Paula spent several years volunteering with Youth With A Mission, where she heard and witnessed incredible stories from around the world of healing and redemption in the face of injustice. Seeing how stories like these could inspire hope, bring understanding, and spur people into action, she began to dream of how stories could change the world. This dream eventually led her to return to college to pursue a journalism degree from the University of Washington and delivered her into the hands of Love Justice, where she is happily learning to write (and now podcast) with an awesome team of people for a cause that she cares deeply about. Nirmala is a young woman who spent her childhood growing up in one of the family homes of Love Justice. Listen as she shares about beginning her faith journey, which ultimately led to believing in Jesus. You can learn more about Love Justice International at https://www.LoveJustice.ngo or @LoveJusticeIntl on social media and YouTube.  Become a part of the LJI community as one of our generous donors by clicking "DONATE HERE" at https://www.LoveJustice.ngo OR donate cryptocurrency through our partnership with Endaoment at https://app.endaoment.org/orgs/71-0982808.

In this episode, Janell Midkiff, a Love Justice volunteer, joined host Hannah Munn for a great conversation surrounding how and why she became a volunteer for Love Justice. Janell and Hannah discuss how volunteering can have a strong impact on the overall work of Love Justice as well as how someone might choose to get involved.   Janell works within the mortgage industry and has been a Love Justice volunteer since September of 2022. To get connected with Janell, please visit: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000480536373 https://www.linkedin.com/in/janell-midkiff-66a1982b/   To find out how to volunteer for Love Justice, please visit: https://lovejusticecareers.com/#volunteer   You can learn more about Love Justice International at https://www.LoveJustice.ngo or @LoveJusticeIntl on social media and YouTube.  Become a part of the LJI community as one of our generous donors by clicking "DONATE HERE" at https://www.LoveJustice.ngo OR donate cryptocurrency through our partnership with Endaoment at https://app.endaoment.org/orgs/71-0982808. 

In this episode, John Molineux, the CEO of Love Justice International, joined host Hannah Munn for a great conversation exploring how impact is measured within the work of Love Justice, why it matters, and what sort of challenges are present. John and Hannah also discussed different outcomes surrounding children and family homes, another aspect of Love Justice’s work. John grew up in Helena, Montana, before attending college at Taylor University. He first went to Nepal in 2002. Two years later, he returned to Nepal with a one-way plane ticket, inspired to start Love Justice. Since that time, he has lived primarily in Nepal, and now South Africa, where he continues his work establishing new programs for Love Justice and overseeing current ones. In addition to this work, John is a writer, thinker, lover of philosophy, and educator. He is married to a Nepali woman named Aksha and they have two sons, Jude and Blaise. They plan to continue living and working overseas for Love Justice and God’s kingdom. You can learn more about Love Justice International at https://www.LoveJustice.ngo or @LoveJusticeIntl on social media and YouTube.  Become a part of the LJI community as one of our generous donors by clicking "DONATE HERE" at https://www.LoveJustice.ngo OR donate cryptocurrency through our partnership with Endaoment at https://app.endaoment.org/orgs/71-0982808. 

Paula Cornell is from Seattle and joined Love Justice International as a writer in 2021. Prior to joining Love Justice, Paula spent several years volunteering with Youth With A Mission, where she heard and witnessed incredible stories from around the world of healing and redemption in the face of injustice. Seeing how stories like these could inspire hope, bring understanding, and spur people into action, she began to dream of how stories could change the world. This dream eventually led her to return to college to pursue a journalism degree from the University of Washington and delivered her into the hands of Love Justice, where she is happily learning to write (and now podcast) with an awesome team of people for a cause that she cares deeply about. Peter is a monitor with Love Justice Uganda, working hard to prevent people from being trafficked. Unlike other monitors, however, he has a unique experience that aids his work today—the fact that he was once a trafficker. Listen as he shares how God completely turned his life around. You can learn more about Love Justice International at https://www.LoveJustice.ngo or @LoveJusticeIntl on social media and YouTube.  Become a part of the LJI community as one of our generous donors by clicking "DONATE HERE" at https://www.LoveJustice.ngo OR donate cryptocurrency through our partnership with Endaoment at https://app.endaoment.org/orgs/71-0982808.