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In this heartfelt conversation, "Press Forward Don’t Give In" Veronica and Jennifer discussed the challenges of life and the strength it takes to keep moving forward. They discuss the importance of gratitude, even for the small things, and the struggles of balancing multiple roles as women. From finding hope in the darkest of times to overcoming feelings of exhaustion and self-doubt, they share personal stories, insights, and moments of vulnerability.

Together, they highlight the significance of self-care, the power of prayer, and the importance of community support.

Whether you're facing financial struggles, dealing with overwhelming responsibilities, or simply feeling the weight of life’s demands, this conversation is a reminder that you are not alone. Press forward and don’t give in—because hope is always within reach.

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Jennifer Beckford is the founder of the Nicholas Stewart Project, a loving mother, and a believer in the power of community development and its resilience.

For as long as she can remember, Jennifer has been passionate about helping others. Throughout her adult life, she continues to give her time in the service of helping others, even when, on occasions, it seems impossible!

Jennifer says: “I feel compelled to do at least one voluntary task each week”. Since the tragic passing of her son Nicholas, although difficult in terms of physical strength, Jennifer continues to dedicate herself to as the Stewart Project is a charity that supports young people and their families. With the help and support of local organizations, charities, and friends, the NSP has been involved in organizing events and educational activities for children and young people, working within local communities in London since 2015.


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In this heartfelt and moving episode, "Be Hopeful Despite the Pain" Jennifer opens up to Veronica about her journey of coping with the unimaginable loss of her son. She shares the emotional challenges of dealing with grief, how she found strength in the darkest of times, and her message of hope for others who may be facing similar hardships. Through her story, Jennifer reminds us all of the importance of holding on to hope, even in moments of deep pain. This episode is a powerful reminder that while grief may shape us, it doesn't define us. Watch now and be inspired by Jennifer's resilience and her path toward healing.


A word of consolation comes to us from
2 Corinthians 12:9-11 The English Standard Version (ESV)

But he said to me, “My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.”Therefore I will boast all the more gladly of my weaknesses, so that the power of Christ may rest upon me. 10 For the sake of Christ, then, I am content with weaknesses, insults, hardships, persecutions, and calamities. For when I am weak, then I am strong.

Remember - you are fearfully and wonderfully made
Be bless

About the host:

Jennifer Beckford is the founder of the Nicholas Stewart Project, a loving mother, and a believer in the power of community development and its resilience.

For as long as she can remember, Jennifer has been passionate about helping others. Throughout her adult life, she continues to give her time in the service of helping others, even when, on occasions, it seems impossible!

Jennifer says: “I feel compelled to do at least one voluntary task each week”. Since the tragic passing of her son Nicholas, although difficult in terms of physical strength, Jennifer continues to dedicate herself to as the Stewart Project is a charity that supports young people and their families. With the help and support of local organizations, charities, and friends, the NSP has been involved in organizing events and educational activities for children and young people, working within local communities in London since 2015.


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Facebook: @thetrumpetsounds
LinkedIn: The Nicholas Stewart Project
Instagram: @_thensp

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In this uplifting video, I share a personal journey from feeling down and out to finding renewed strength and joy. After experiencing a low moment, I decided to take a simple 20-minute walk to the South Side Shopping Center, and that small step transformed my day. The walk was therapeutic, helping me reconnect with myself, clear my mind, and appreciate the beauty around me. It reminded me of the importance of pushing through difficult times and embracing small victories.

If you're feeling overwhelmed or alone, I encourage you to take a small step today—whether it’s a walk, a moment of quiet reflection, or simply doing something you enjoy. These actions can lift your spirit and bring you closer to healing. Remember, even in grief, there is hope, and God’s comfort is always within reach.

Join me in giving thanks for the little things that bring us joy and peace. Let's continue to find strength in faith, knowing that we are fearfully and wonderfully made. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more encouraging content.

About the host:

Jennifer Beckford is the founder of the Nicholas Stewart Project, a loving mother, and a believer in the power of community development and its resilience.

For as long as she can remember, Jennifer has been passionate about helping others. Throughout her adult life, she continues to give her time in the service of helping others, even when, on occasions, it seems impossible!

Jennifer says: “I feel compelled to do at least one voluntary task each week”. Since the tragic passing of her son Nicholas, although difficult in terms of physical strength, Jennifer continues to dedicate herself to as the Stewart Project is a charity that supports young people and their families. With the help and support of local organizations, charities, and friends, the NSP has been involved in organizing events and educational activities for children and young people, working within local communities in London since 2015.


Follow us:
Facebook: @nicholasstewartproject
Facebook: @thetrumpetsounds
LinkedIn: The Nicholas Stewart Project
Instagram: @_thensp

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