Brittney
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Where from: Calamus, Iowa
How long in the Triangle: Since 2006
How long with HIS Radio: Since 2007
Life Verse: Jer. 29:11 "For I know the plans that I have for you, declares the Lord, plans to prosper you and not harm you, plans to give you hope and a future." Also Gal 6:9 "Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up".
Wisdom to consider: "God's commands become a joy to you when you resolve to humbly submit to Him in advance of the actual opportunity (or challenge)." Author Martha Peace
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Brittney was born and raised in rural Iowa in the small town of Calamus (population 400 when you count the cats and dogs.)
She was known as a “born performer” who would sing and dance to the jukebox at the pizza joint as a preschooler. As an only child Brittney spent plenty of time with her parents and their friends. She often found it more comfortable to talk with adults than her peers- discussing things like church issues and politics.
Church was a huge part of Brittney’s upbringing. Her family joined a start-up church that met in an elementary school and she eventually married in that same church 17 years later (with the same pastor!) Brittney and her husband Andrew met at Trinity International University in suburban Chicago. Ironically they both made commitments to Christ at the age of five. They have lived on both coasts and the Midwest since they married in 1996. Interestingly enough, they are now a part of a start-up church (also meeting at an elementary school) with their own children- Lindsey, 12 and Micah, 6.
Tragedy has hit Brittney’s family in significant and personal ways that have made her thankful for her idyllic upbringing- and caused her to dig deep in her faith. She has also turned pain into action. Brittney and Andrew have actively partnered with ministries that mentor those with sexual addictions and draw attention to the horror of human trafficking. (http://www.settingcaptivesfree.com/ and http://www.sharedhope.org/Home.aspx
) Brittney writes about these issues and other issues of faith as a monthly contributor to the online publication, The Manna (http://readthemanna.org/)
In an ideal world Brittney would like to live in Bedford Falls (next to the Baileys) from her favorite movie, “It’s a Wonderful Life.” She loves to sip “gas station” cappuccino, eat flourless (gluten-free) chocolate cake, talk with friends, shop for deals, waste time on Facebook, and read books about getting organized- that for some reason do NOT include a magic wand!

