Alice Ann Cantelow: From Hiking Dreams to Transforming Lives
Episode Overview
Alice Ann Cantelow's journey from retirement dreams to nonprofit reality The challenges and opposition faced in establishing Shepherd's Gate The impactful legacy of Shepherd's Gate on over 14,000 women and children Alice Ann's unconventional retirement activities of service and spreading God's love Encouragement to all to follow God's calling and be obedient, regardless of circumstances
If you think you're too old or too poor or too whatever for God to use you for his glory and to be a blessing to others, think again.
Picture this: you're about to embark on a dream hike along the Pacific Crest Trail, but a calling pulls you in a completely different direction. That's exactly what happened to Alice Ann Cantelow, the founder of Shepherd's Gate. In this episode of 'Diary of an Overcomer', host Jen takes us through Alice Ann's remarkable journey from hiking enthusiast to nonprofit trailblazer.
Instead of hitting the trail, Alice Ann answered a higher call to serve women and children facing homelessness and addiction in California's Bay Area. Her story is one of unwavering faith, fierce determination, and a relentless drive to make a difference. Overcoming numerous challenges, Alice Ann established Shepherd's Gate, which has since provided shelter and support to over 14,000 women and children. Even in retirement, Alice Ann didn't slow down.
She continued to spread love and hope through various unique endeavors. This episode isn't just about starting a nonprofit; it's about the incredible impact one person can have when they follow their heart and faith. If you're looking for a story that will inspire you to take action and make a difference, this episode is a must-listen.