
In this episode of the Code Red Podcast, Pastor Zach Terry sits down with Pam Graves, founder of Amina Hope, to discuss her incredible journey from coming to know Christ in her 40s to answering God’s call to serve vulnerable young girls in Uganda. Pam shares how one mission trip transformed her perspective, revealing the realities of poverty, child marriage, corruption, and spiritual darkness while also showing the incredible joy and resilience of the people she serves. Through Amina Hope, Pam is working to break generational cycles by providing education, safety, and opportunity for young girls at risk of early marriage and exploitation. This conversation dives into the challenges of international missions, the importance of serving wisely, and how the Gospel brings lasting hope. ⏱️ Timestamps:00:00 – Pam Graves’ Journey to Faith03:15 – Making Room for Jesus & Finding Purpose03:40 – How God Opened the Door to Missions in Uganda05:46 – The Trip That Changed Everything09:44 – Creating Generational Change Through Education11:16 – Protecting Girls from Child Marriage & Exploitation15:08 – Facing Corruption & Learning to Serve Wisely22:40 – Rescuing At-Risk Girls Through Education29:46 – Teaching Life Skills, Health & Vocational Training40:53 – How to Support & Pray for Amina Hope Learn more about how God is working through missions, education, and the local church to bring hope to the nations. Subscribe for more conversations on faith, culture, and current events from a biblical worldview. #CodeRedPodcast #ZachTerry #ChristianPodcast #Missions #Uganda #AminaHope #FaithInAction #ChristianMissions #BiblicalWorldview #TheGospel
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