Taylor Jordan: Building Community and Hope at MY House
To be redeemed along the way in any capacity is sometimes the biggest reward that you can get, and you've given it to yourself if you're capable and people have helped you along the way.
Ever wondered how a local bookstore owner can become a beacon of support for struggling youth? In this episode of the MY House Podcast Network's 'Redemption', hosts Staci and Juliah chat with Taylor Jordan, the inspiring owner of Black Birch Books in Wasilla, Alaska. Taylor shares her journey from book lover to community advocate, detailing her long-standing partnership with MY House, a youth drop-in center offering vital services like food, housing, and job training.
Taylor opens up about her background and how she got involved with MY House, emphasizing the importance of community support in helping young people find their footing. She doesn't just stop at her bookstore; Taylor is also passionate about broader initiatives like human trafficking awareness and the human garden project, showcasing her commitment to making a difference.
The conversation is a blend of personal anecdotes and broader insights into the challenges of starting a business and the significance of having a robust support system. Taylor's story is a testament to the power of redemption and community in transforming lives. If you're looking for an uplifting and thought-provoking listen, this episode offers a heartfelt glimpse into the impact one person can make in their community.