Podcast appearances and mentions of kathrine lee

Stéphanie welcomes Kathrine Lee to discuss, through the film "Still Hope," the harsh realities of human trafficking, the hope that is possible beyond it, and the life-changing freedom that comes from knowing Christ.Hope, identity, and healing are possible, no matter the darkness. Forgiveness is a courageous, ongoing act that transforms not only survivors of trafficking but anyone struggling with pain. By embracing story, community, and action, each of us can help bring healing and God's light into the darkest places—starting with ourselves.Our brains remember narratives far more vividly than mere facts. The movie “Still Hope” stands apart from other films on human trafficking by showcasing not only the darkness but also the healing journey that survivors undertake. The film's narrative is survivor-informed—real experiences, heartbreak, and ultimately, hope are at its core. This careful storytelling invites viewers not just to witness, but to empathize and reflect on their own lives.A central theme in both the movie and Kathrine Lee's work is the biblical truth that one's true identity cannot be stolen—even by the evil of trafficking. The movie's protagonist, Hope, has her name changed by her trafficker. Yet, she emerges, still Hope. Kathrine Lee shares a moving insight from a survivor: “They can take so much from me, but they cannot take my name.” This empowers survivors to remember who they are as beloved children of God, with purpose and the possibility of transformation.Healing from trauma, especially such profound exploitation, is a long-term process. Pure Hope Foundation practices a trauma-informed approach, honoring each survivor's choices and pace. Some survivors advised on the film, lending authenticity to its scenes, while others prefer not to revisit those memories at all—a choice fully respected by Kathrine Lee and her team.Forgiveness is the critical theme. The journey is neither easy nor immediate. Forgiving doesn't mean forgetting, nor does it diminish the need for justice. Instead, it's about releasing the hold of pain and reclaiming freedom and light. As Kathrine Lee teaches, "Forgiveness equals freedom,” and is a process of aligning our lived reality with the truth of who God says we are.Trafficking injures people through an evil community, and it is in healthy, supportive community that true healing takes place. Pure Hope Foundation offers a space where survivors develop life skills, work experience, and a sense of belonging. The film also shows how healing encompasses the families of survivors, teaching everyone about boundaries, safe relationships, and grace.Awareness is not enough. Action is required—whether through supporting films like "Still Hope," volunteering, donating, or simply living out love and advocacy in everyday life. Worship and prayer also play an essential role, as these spiritual disciplines open our hearts to both healing and purpose.Let's take our place and bring hope to a hurting world.Three Important Questions to ponder after this conversation:·         How did the narrative form of "Still Hope" shift your understanding of human trafficking?·         In what ways do you resonate with the theme of identity that cannot be taken from you?·         Where in your life might forgiveness—of yourself or others—bring greater freedom?MORE ABOUT THE MOVIE “STILL HOPE”Hope, a teenager from a tight-knit community, finds herself in danger when the person she believes to be a new friend proves unsafe. Taken from all she knows, Hope is forced into sex trafficking and stripped of her identity.After finding freedom from her captors, Hope discovers that survival is only the first step. Inspired by true stories, Hope's journey is a powerful illustration of the courage it takes to walk the complex path of recovery.“Unlike other films, this story isn't just about the rescue piece but also about redemption, resilience and walking alongside survivors on their journey to healing,” said Kathrine Lee, co-founder and CEO of Pure Hope Foundation. Pure Hope is a nonprofit organization mobilizing action against the sex trafficking industry and played a pivotal role in the real-life stories behind the film. “It highlights the bravery of women and men who have endured sex trafficking and the courageous work of recovery. That's why this film is so important.”Showcasing the aid of individuals and organizations who stand shoulder to shoulder with these warriors, viewers of Still Hope will be encouraged to join arms with advocates in the fight against trafficking.“Your voice and your support matters,” said Natalie Grant, cofounder of Hope for Justice, nine-time GRAMMY® nominee and supporter of Still Hope. “I want to encourage viewers to join this important and courageous work of healing—not just for each individual impacted by sex trafficking but for the dedicated advocates guiding those who are ready to receive support.”More at https://stillhopemovie.com/ MORE ABOUT PURE HOPE FOUNDATION WITH KATHRINE LEEKathrine Lee is the co-founder of Pure Hope Foundation, a second-stage program that restores survivors and aids in ending the demand for sex trafficking. They offer stabilized survivors continued healing, personal development, extended educational support and vocational skills to help them acquire skills that will allow for healthy, independent lives. The activities in Hope Home include trauma-informed restoration programming. Examples of programming include multidisciplinary therapies, nutritional education, GED pursuit, College Prep, educational assistance, financial literacy/education, Bible study and application, etc.More at https://purehopefoundation.com/ Support us on Gospel Spice, PayPal and Venmo!

Kathrine Lee is a life and business strategist and the founder & co-creator of The Ultimate Source, a faith-based personal development system that teaches the practical application of essential life skills. She is an internationally recognized speaker who has worked with Boeing, Disney & DIRECTV and has appeared on the Oprah Winfrey Show and featured in O Magazine, sharing her inspirational story and lessons learned along the way. Kathrine is also the founder of the Pure Hope Foundation, a non-profit organization committed to strengthening families and supporting those victimized by trafficking.    Kathrine joins me today to explain her philosophy on the action steps that will help you move forward in life and how she guides her students through those steps. She shares the events that led to her feature on the Oprah Winfrey Show, why she is grateful for the opportunity to expand her influence and reach out to help others through the challenges in their lives, and how being on the show led to a meeting with President Barack Obama. Kathrine also goes into how she manages the setbacks and successes of entrepreneurship and how she deals with the curve balls that life throws her   " I think producing something, whether it's your paycheck or an outcome, that is something that keeps us alive - we work six days and rest on the seventh, and that's a beautiful thing.”  - Kathrine Lee “A setback is a setup for a comeback.” - Kathrine Lee “When we help someone else, without any return for ourselves, we get this incredible brainwash of positive brain chemistry that gives us what is deemed the helper's high.” - Kathrine Lee   This week on The Wow Factor: How Kathrine grew up an influencer from a very young age and why she regards her work as such a beautiful purpose Why rest is just as important as work, and why Kathrine finds it gives her rhythm to her life The foundation of Kathrine's spiritual and relational walk with God Why Kathrine was existing in mediocrity until a shocking event showed her why she needed to make significant changes in her life The importance of finding a mentor that makes you question yourself and how Kathrine found someone who could help her go to the next level in her business The Ultimate Source course and why Kathrine put together all the things she would want people to know, drawing on her experience as a mom, a life coach, a business strategist, about the 12 life areas How learning how to breathe can support your rest and relaxation Why building habits is critical to success Kathrine's role in The Daniel Plan: 40 Days to a Healthier Life by Dr. Daniel Amen, Rick Warren, and Dr. Mark Hyman Why recent social distancing measures can be damaging to people's mental health   Kathrine Lee's Words of Wisdom: Live a life of generosity - living a life of generosity brings back such return. If we hoard our time, talent, and treasure instead of putting generosity, we miss out on the deep joy it brings.   Connect with Kathrine Lee: Kathrine Lee Website The Ultimate Source by Kathrine Lee Kathrine Lee on Facebook Kathrine Lee on Instagram Connect with The WOW Factor: The WOW Factor Website Connect with Brad Formsma via email Brad Formsma on LinkedIn Brad Formsma on Instagram Brad Formsma on Facebook Brad Formsma on Twitter  

Disclaimer: Fight the New Drug is a non-religious and non-legislative awareness and education organization. While the guest in this episode references religion, Fight the New Drug is not religiously-affiliated.Kathrine Lee is a life coach, business strategist, and anti-trafficking advocate. After having several experiences in her life that highlighted the negative impacts of pornography, she decided to take action. She and her husband sold their dream home and founded the Pure Hope Foundation, an organization working to strengthen families and restore the lives of sex trafficking survivors. Now, they run the Hope Home, a place where sex trafficking survivors are able to transition out of exploitation through trauma-informed restoration programs. You can learn more about the Pure Hope Foundation at https://www.purehopefoundation.com/.Click here to learn more about the guest, and access the resources discussed in this episode.To learn more about the harms of pornography on consumers, relationships, and its larger societal impacts, visit FTND.org.To support this podcast, click here or text CONSIDER to 43506.As you go about your day we invite you to increase your self-awareness, look both ways, check your blindspots, and consider before consuming.

Kathrine Lee is a life and business strategist and the founder & co-creator of The Ultimate Source, a faith-based personal development system that teaches the practical application of essential life skills. She is an internationally recognized speaker who has worked with Boeing, Disney & DIRECTV and has appeared on the Oprah Winfrey Show and featured in O Magazine, sharing her inspirational story and lessons learned along the way. Kathrine is also the founder of the Pure Hope Foundation, a non-profit organization committed to strengthening families and supporting those victimized by trafficking.   Kathrine joins me today to explain her philosophy on the action steps that will help you move forward in life and how she guides her students through those steps. She shares the events that led to her featuring on the Oprah Winfrey Show, why she is grateful for the opportunity to expand her influence and reach out to help others through the challenges in their lives, and how being on the show led to a meeting with President Barack Obama. Kathrine also goes into how she manages the setbacks and successes of entrepreneurship and how she deals with the curve balls that life throws her   " I think producing something, whether it's your paycheck or an outcome, that is something that keeps us alive - we work six days and rest on the seventh, and that's a beautiful thing.” - Kathrine Lee   “A setback is a setup for a comeback.” - Kathrine Lee   “When we help someone else, without any return for ourselves, we get this incredible brainwash of positive brain chemistry that gives us what is deemed the helper's high.” - Kathrine Lee   This week on The Wow Factor: How Kathrine grew up an influencer from a very young age and why she regards her work as such a beautiful purpose Why rest is just as important as work, and why Kathrine finds it gives her rhythm to her life The foundation of Kathrine's spiritual and relational walk with God Why Kathrine was existing in mediocrity until a shocking event showed her why she needed to make significant changes in her life The importance of finding a mentor that makes you question yourself and how Kathrine found someone who could help her go to the next level in her business The Ultimate Source course and why Kathrine put together all the things she would want people to know, drawing on her experience as a mom, a life coach, a business strategist, about the 12 life areas How learning how to breathe can support your rest and relaxation Why building habits is critical to success Kathrine's role in The Daniel Plan: 40 Days to a Healthier Life by Dr. Daniel Amen, Rick Warren, and Dr. Mark Hyman Why recent social distancing measures can be damaging to people's mental health   Kathrine Lee's Words of Wisdom: Live a life of generosity - living a life of generosity brings back such return. If we hoard our time, talent, and treasure instead of putting generosity, we miss out on the deep joy it brings.   Connect with Kathrine Lee: Kathrine Lee Website The Ultimate Source by Kathrine Lee Kathrine Lee on Facebook Kathrine Lee on Instagram   Connect with The WOW Factor: I Like Giving: The Transforming Power of a Generous Life by Brad Formsma Words of Wisdom Website Brad Formsma on LinkedIn Brad Formsma on Instagram Brad Formsma on Facebook Brad Formsma on Twitter    

Welcome to The Feeling is Musical! Today, we chat with guest, Kathrine Lee, a board-certified music therapist, about her work in eating disorder recovery. Transcript of “Music Therapy & Eating Disorder Recovery” available at www.scMusicProject.org/Podcast. CONTACT KATHRINE Rhythmic Heart Music Therapy - https://www.rhythmicheartmusictherapy.com ABOUT THE MUSIC PROJECT From its origin as the Everett Symphony, the Snohomish County Music Project has since transformed into one of the leading music therapy providers in the Pacific Northwest. Visit www.scMusicProject.org to learn more. FOLLOW US Instagram // www.instagram.com/scMusicProject Twitter // www.twitter.com/scMusicProject Facebook // www.facebook.com/scMusicProject

As we look to 2021 with expectancy, in this special episode we highlight our most requested podcasts of 2020.  Listen to complete episodes of our most-requested programs from 2020, and connect with our guests: 5. What to Do When Your Marriage Becomes Toxic           Gary Thomas, author When to Walk Away 4. Passing the Money Test: Overcoming Fear over your Finances     Crown Financial Ministries     3. What Does the Super Bowl Have to do with Human Trafficking, Porn, and You?     Kathrine Lee, founder Pure Hope Foundation 2. How to Pray Powerful Breakthrough Prayers that Get Results      Our Powerful Breakthrough Prayers online course 1. The Role of Christian Faith when Facing Mental Illness Hogg Foundation for Mental Health

In addition to being a life coach, business strategist and social justice advocate, Kathrine is the creator of the faith-based personal development system, The Ultimate Source, and Founder of the non-profit, Pure Hope Foundation. She is the author of Interrupted, The Joy & Mystery of a God-Directed Life and has guided countless individuals to discover the unique design for their own lives. You may recognize Kathrine from one of her appearances on the Oprah Winfrey Show. Kathrine says her most important & fulfilling role in life is being the wife to her fantastic husband, Michael and mother to three fabulous children, Corryn, Logan & Hannah. Website and Social media links: https://kathrinelee.com https://www.purehopefoundation.com https://www.instagram.com/kathrinelee7/

Kathrine Lee wears many hats - Wife, Mom, life coach, business strategist, social justice advocate, friend...you get the idea!Visit Kathrine's website kathrinelee.comFind our more about the Pure Hope Foundation here.Find her book Interrupted: The Joy and Mystery of a God-Directed Life on AmazonGo to traffickinghub.com to sign the petition.Send some mail or puzzles or art or a CHECK to the ladies at the Hope Home;PO BOX 1031Mount Vernon, TX 775457Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/mandeemcd)

Our friend Kathrine Lee stops by again to help us discuss a few more items from the "33 Things to Stop Doing to Your Kids Right Now" article. We also share some parking lot safety tips.

Today we are honored to welcome in our dear friend Kathrine Lee, author of Interrupted: The Joy and Mystery of a God-Directed Life (amzn.to/2TDURlZ), and founder of the personal development system called The Ultimate Source (tinyurl.com/tussp). We discuss Kathrine's story of creating Pure Hope Foundation to raise awareness and fight human trafficking, how to protect your family from this growing threat, and the importance of raising children with a strong sense of identity and confidence in today's world.

Kathrine Lee, life and business strategist joins us today to discuss her personal transformation story and how God desires to mold us through the "w's" of transformation: Word, Worship, and Witness. And you'll also hear how Kathrine is helping other women experience transformation in their challenged lives as well.  To learn more about Kathrine, her foundation, or to connect, visit the following links: The Pure Hope Foundation Website The Pure Hope Foundation on Facebook   Kathrine's book: Interrupted: A Memoir

This is the second episode with guest blogger and amazing leader, Kathrine Lee. Today she shares, "Women in leadership. I am asked about this topic quite a bit. I am not writing this from a political perspective, a position of hierarchy, and certainly not from a religious one. I am simply responding from my experience, my respect for men and love of women. To discuss this topic, we first have to ask a question, “What is a leader?” The definition includes words & phrases like: a person who guides or directs a group; authoritativeness, influence, command, effectiveness; sway, clout; one who goes before or with to show the way; to guide in direction, course, action or opinion..."

A Guest Blog with Kathrine Lee, The Ultimate Source A few years ago when Oprah launched her new network, OWN, she ran a contest for anyone whose dream was to have their own TV show. The grand prize was a contract with her network. Because I had the privilege of being on her show a couple of times, I was encouraged to audition. At first, I was excited and it made sense. If I was a leader and wanted to create change in the world around me, what better platform than having your own TV show connected to Oprah? But something was unsettled in me. I couldn’t figure out why I had such great hesitation and deep conviction that this was not the direction to go. Then it hit me. I don’t want to be famous, I want to have influence. Now, I know you can be famous and have influence too but, for me, there was a distinct difference in the way I wanted to go about making an impact on the world around me. Let me share the definitions to each word. In them the distinction becomes clear.