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"Miracles in Mumbai": IJM Freedom Partner Podcast
Episode 2 // April 21, 2009
Hosted by Amy Roth, Director of Media Relations
Introduced by Gary Haugen, President/CEO
With IJM staff: "Mark", Muriella D’Silva, Don Gerred, Kaign Christy, and IJM clients (Farida, Megala) and aftercare partner (Sr. Eudaya) Music by Sara Groves, IJM Artist Partner
In this podcast, host Amy Roth takes you to the streets of Mumbai and into the work of IJM’s oldest field office. You’ll meet IJM investigators who bring rescue to young girls sold into prostitution and the aftercare specialists who assist them in reclaiming their lives. The odds have long been against the poor in India, but IJM is changing that. Indeed, miracles are happening in South Asia – and in this podcast you’ll also hear about those taking place in IJM’s offices in the Philippines, Thailand and Rwanda. There are 3 ways to listen: 1 — Subscribe | Need help?
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Amy Elizabeth Roth - IJM Director of Media Relations
An Emmy Award-winning journalist, Amy brings twenty years of national and international experience in media and communications to her role as host of the IJM Freedom Partner Podcasts. As a correspondent/producer with NBC News, Amy was based in New York, Moscow and Paris, and assigned to cover stories ranging from humanitarian relief efforts to human rights abuses in more than 50 countries. In 1999, she won an Emmy Award for her reporting on the war in Kosovo. She has also served as Media Advisor with the Harvard-affiliated Women Waging Peace, and as the Media and Programs Advisor at the U.S. Embassy to the Holy See.
Sara Groves - IJM Artist Partner
Sara Groves, a former high school teacher in her native Rosemont, MN, burst onto the gospel scene at the dawn of the new millennium with her fresh vocals and spiritual songwriting. She's been compared to the likes of Shawn Colvin and Rich Mullins, however, Groves defines her own musical demeanor. Her music spans from its contemporary Christian roots and molds into delicate pop. Signed to Epic, Groves issued her debut, Conversations, in early 2001. Songs from Add to the Beauty (CCM 2005 Album of the Year) and recent release Tell Me What you Know reveal Groves’ heart for the poor and oppressed, inspired by her partnership with International Justice Mission. Groves orchestrated the 2008 Art*Music*Justice Tour with other notable artists to inspire new advocates to seek justice and rescue the oppressed. For more information, please visit www.saragroves.com. |