The Strong Women Podcast
S2 45: Studying My Way Out With Jean Eason
Oct 26, 2022
Jean Eason, a 96-year-old former Jehovah's Witness, shares about her life during the Great Depression and World War II. Topics include her journey to finding Jesus, the impact of the Jehovah's Witness community on her upbringing, and the challenges faced by women during and after the war. The episode also explores navigating today's culture and the importance of relying on God amidst deception.
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- Jean Eason found her faith in Christ after studying her way out of Jehovah's Witnesses and emphasizes the importance of knowing the gospel message and being aware of different interpretations and deceptions.
- Despite the personal costs, Jean Eason recognized the joy and blessings that came from her relationship with Jesus and encourages young listeners to hold onto their faith, seek truth, and incorporate Jesus into their conversations and daily lives.
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Growing up as a Jehovah's Witness
Jean Eason shares her experience growing up as a third-generation Jehovah's Witness. Her grandfather was drawn to the teachings of Charles Russell and the promise of a different interpretation of hell. Despite the strict guidelines of the faith, Jean's family didn't fully embrace the religion until later in her childhood. They faced challenges during the Great Depression and struggled to make ends meet. Jean highlights the lack of celebrations such as Christmas and birthdays in their household, but also mentions the virtues and values they upheld during those challenging times.
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