Oh, come, oh, call me, Matthew.

Stories are important because they are meaningful, and they are meaningful because they are memorable, powerful, and they are personally connect us with each other.

In this podcast, we take names, faces, hopes, and dreams of people of all walks of life.

We are diverse with ages and races.

You will have the opportunity to hear these stories in their own words.

We believe your story and God's story will intersect with the stories of others.

God's story is revealed through scriptures.

Your story is revealed through experiences. Their story is revealed through experiences. Their story is

revealed in life events. Our hope is that through this podcast, we will recognize that God

uses every part of our stories, even the messy parts, to bring glory to himself, draw his children

close and call others into his family. This podcast is the

perfect intersection between your story and God's story. We believe you will leave here inspired,

encouraged, and challenged to share your story with the world. Welcome to the Scriptures and Stories

podcast with your host, Roshan Copeland.

Hi, so my name is Ashley Sacco. I am from Guinea, West Africa. I was born in Ivory Coast, but I grew up in

Guinea. I live in Maryland now, the United States. So this is, I guess, a short version of my

testimony. So I was born into a Muslim family. I was Muslim. I grew up in Guinea, as I said earlier.

So I was in Islam, Muslim for most of my life, pretty much, most of my life.

But during that time, God had sent people into my life.

Like, looking back now, I see that he had to send people into my life to

plant seeds. And so I remember having a best friend who was Christian. And I also had a cousin who was

Christian. My mom was Christian. But I didn't live with my mom. My mom lived in Ivory Coast and I lived

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