Better Together Drop Your Mask with Sheila Walsh, Nona Jones, Faith Eury Cho, Meghan Robinson, and Jenni Wong Clayville
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Mar 30, 2025 
In this enlightening discussion, Sheila Walsh, Nona Jones, Faith Eury Cho, Meghan Robinson, and Jenni Wong Clayville share their powerful journeys of overcoming shame and finding liberation in their faith. They dive into the importance of authenticity and the healing that comes with vulnerability and confession. Each speaker highlights how embracing one's true self fosters deeper connections and community support. Their personal testimonies inspire listeners to shed emotional facades and embrace God's grace, emphasizing that everyone is crafted for a divine purpose.
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Public Confession Restored A Marriage
- Jenni Wong Clayville confessed to a two-year affair while in ministry and revealed it publicly to pursue truth.
- Her husband forgave her after six months and modeled amazing earthly grace that reflected Jesus' forgiveness.
Ministry Became A Mask For Pain
- Sheila Walsh hid pain from childhood behind a mask of Christian ministry until her life collapsed.
- Her breakdown and psychiatric hospitalization removed the mask and led to authentic healing and joy.
Grace Continues After Salvation
- Faith Eury Cho notes grace still applies after salvation and confession must remain safe in the church.
- Regular repentance and confession let believers drink of ongoing forgiveness and grow in freedom.