Here's Nancy Lee-Demause.

We each need a sense of continuity and connectedness to previous and future generations.

Taking the baton from the previous generation, passing the baton of faith and grace onto future generations.

You see, you and I are just running one leg in a relay race.

We're not the whole race.

It's Thursday, July 26th, and you're listening to Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss.

Mentoring. That word makes a lot of women nervous. Maybe you feel like you don't have anything

to offer a younger woman. Maybe you feel too flawed to pass any wisdom on. You may have more

ability than you think.

Today's program will help you see that mentoring might be easier than you expect,

and it might be more meaningful than you thought possible.

Here's Nancy.

I'm so glad that you've joined us for Revive Our Hearts today,

and you are really in for a treat this week as we talk with three special guests about a program that I know will be of great interest to many of our listeners, both older women and younger women and even a special part of this program that applies to children.

Betty Hisinga is our guest today, and she is the founder of a program called Apples of

Gold.

It's a mentoring program for women, and she's here to share with us how God brought this program

about and how God is using it in the lives of women all across this country.

Betty, thank you so much for taking time out of your busy

schedule as a wife and a mom and a grandmom this week to join us on Revive Our Hearts.

It is my joy, Nancy, and I just love to talk about apples of gold. It's a passion of my heart,

so thank you for having us here today. Well, I first heard about this

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