We were delivering over 1,800 meals a week, let alone the fact that at this point we had no funding at all.

It's the story of feeding of 5,000. As God brought our community together to serve at a real point of need,

I watched as God just provided in the most incredible miraculous ways.

We had food coming out of our ears.

We literally at one point, there was an amazing business that donated us a ton of salmon.

Sushi-grade salmon.

A ton.

Like a metric ton.

Just the most phenomenal thing to be a part of.

Welcome, everybody.

This is Simon Gilbo with Inspired.

Inspired, if you're new to us,

it's all about meeting different mates of mind contacts

from across the spectrum of human experience

that are doing beautiful stuff that have overcome,

sucker punches, that have seen God at work.

And, you know, we're relentlessly bombarded by negativity in the press, relentless barrage of

bad news that induces and anxiety or all sorts of negative vibes. And we want to come against

that. And there's lots of beautiful stuff. There's lots of great stories to be told. And I've got no doubt this week you're going to be inspired because we've got with us, Sarah Clay. Welcome, Sarah. Good morning. Great to be here. So good to have you. So you're in Kingston, up on Thames. You're the founder of Voices of Hope. Our link is through Steve Dauncey and my mate, who's, I think you met at the Genesis Collective where you were speaking and he just said, she's fantastic. She's got a great story, so wanted to get you on. You're working with, well, Voices of Hope is founded, it's in that area, isn't it? South West London. You're dedicated to bringing hope to people that have had a rough time that

have fallen through the cracks, be it domestic violence, mental health, all that sort of stuff.

I'm not going to say anymore, let's just launch off. What is it actually that you currently do?

Yeah, so I run Voices of Hope. I'm the CEO of Voices of Hope, which I absolutely love.

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