Jennifer Beagle is originally from Gainesville, FL and now lives in Kentucky. She travels and shares her story of God’s perfect plan, unfailing love, and redemption. Jennifer has been the founder of three non-profit organizations and has mentored hundreds of men and women out of destructive lifestyles. She was the founder of the House of Hope for women in Gainesville, FL, a 14 bed residential facility. Jennifer is currently the Director of Family Support Services at Safe Passage, an organization for trafficked and sexually exploited teen boys and girls.

For years, she has worked closely with local law enforcement, FBI, courts, and CPS to promote healing and freedom for survivors of sex trafficking, drug addiction, and traumatic backgrounds. Jennifer has aired on Florida’s Joy FM Radio multiple times, appeared on the Christian Television Network and in the nationally acclaimed magazine “The Pentecostal Evangel” as well as “Victorious Living Magazine.” Having once been on North Central Florida’s most wanted list with a reward for her capture, she now has been in Gainesville’s “Home Magazine,” voted number 7 of “Gainesville’s Top 25 Most Interesting People” and nominated for the “Gainesville Spirit Award.” Jennifer has also won the prestigious and highest National FBI Award in 2017 “FBI’s Director’s Community Leadership Award” which is an award given by Washington DC’s FBI director, Chris Raye. Most recently, Jennifer’s story of being trafficked herself was featured on CBN’s The 700 Club.

Jennifer has one biological son and two adopted children from the Florida foster-care system. She also has four grandchildren, which are her life. Jennifer uses her voice of “NEVER GIVE UP” to encourage others that they too can press through the hard circumstances of life and become someone great! Jennifer has traveled all around the world telling her story of redemption, which will have you laughing and crying all in the same breath!

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