The LOVE JUSTICE Podcast

In this compelling episode, Ashleigh Chapman—human rights lawyer, social entrepreneur, and founder of multiple anti-trafficking initiatives—joins Hannah Munn to share the story of discovering her calling at just eleven years old and spending a lifetime responding to it with courage, innovation, and faith.

Ashleigh reflects on her early exposure to child abuse and systemic failure, her unexpected path through nonprofit leadership and law school, and the conviction that prevention—not reaction—must define the future of justice work. From launching global tools like Engage Together, Justice U, and Freedom Council, to pioneering a B Corp model that scales life-saving solutions through innovation, Ashleigh unpacks how systems, collaboration, and excellence can disrupt trafficking before it begins.

This conversation challenges listeners to rethink justice not as awareness alone, but as responsibility—and invites each of us to see our skills, professions, and communities as essential to protecting the vulnerable. Deeply theological, rigorously practical, and filled with hope, this episode is a masterclass in what it looks like to say yes to God’s call—and keep saying yes for a lifetime.

For more information visit:

https://altusnow.com

https://engagetogether.com

https://learnwithjusticeu.com

You can learn more about Love Justice International at https://www.LoveJustice.ngo or @LoveJusticeIntl on social media and YouTube. 

Become a part of the LJI community as one of our generous donors by clicking "DONATE HERE" at https://www.LoveJustice.ngo OR donate cryptocurrency through our partnership with Endaoment at https://app.endaoment.org/orgs/71-0982808.

Chapters

(00:00:02) - Ashley Chapman on the Fight to End Human Trafficking
(00:02:01) - Ashley on Why She Knew Her Calling at 11 Years Old
(00:06:19) - Ashley At 19 Became the Director of a Non-Profit
(00:11:50) - The Fight against Human Trafficking and Corporate Social Responsibility
(00:17:16) - How many states have Engage Together?
(00:18:48) - Hannah Benefit Corporation's Digital Marketing
(00:21:34) - What is incentivizing healthcare professionals to provide training on human trafficking?
(00:23:05) - AlTUS's B Corp Structure
(00:28:41) - What Can People Do to Engage Together?
(00:30:06) - How can we help stop human trafficking in the US?
(00:34:40) - Ashley on Potential to Prevent Human Trafficking
(00:40:55) - Cross-sector Collaboration on Human Trafficking
(00:47:18) - Ashley on the Anti-Human Trafficking Movement
(00:51:39) - Love Justice: A Challenge to Our Community

In this powerful episode, Luke Wilbanks, founder of Anchor House Coffee in Buckley, Washington, joins Hannah Munn to share a story marked by deep brokenness, radical grace, and unexpected redemption. From years of isolation and despair to a life poured out for community, Luke reflects on how God transformed his story—and how that transformation now shapes a coffeehouse built to anchor souls.

What began as a simple vision for a neighborhood coffee shop has become a living expression of the Church at work: fostering belonging, meeting real needs, and inviting everyday people into the fight against human trafficking. Luke shares why Anchor House chose to partner with Love Justice International, how generosity fuels joy, and why stopping exploitation before it happens matters deeply—especially as a father.

This conversation is an invitation to reimagine what justice looks like when it’s woven into ordinary spaces. Honest, theologically grounded, and deeply human, this episode reminds us that when love refuses to stay idle, entire communities can be restored.

For more info on Anchor House Coffee, visit:

https://www.anchorhousecoffee.org/

You can learn more about Love Justice International at https://www.LoveJustice.ngo or @LoveJusticeIntl on social media and YouTube. 

Become a part of the LJI community as one of our generous donors by clicking "DONATE HERE" at https://www.LoveJustice.ngo OR donate cryptocurrency through our partnership with Endaoment at https://app.endaoment.org/orgs/71-0982808.

Chapters

(00:00:02) - Luke From Love Justice: Anchor House Coffee
(00:01:33) - Luke from Washington on Love Justice
(00:02:11) - Luke the Saved By Grace
(00:09:54) - Marriage's Hardest Thing
(00:11:14) - Luke's Story of the Crucifixion
(00:12:23) - The Coffee Shop That Caught Human Trafficking
(00:15:56) - Love Justice: A Global Call
(00:17:20) - Anchor Coffee House: The Community
(00:22:50) - What Made Love Justice International The Right Organization to Partner With?
(00:29:33) - Generosity and Justice Through Running Anchor House
(00:34:34) - The Community of the Anchor House
(00:38:34) - Anchor House: Vision for the future
(00:41:04) - Anchor House: Not a Business, but a Community

In this remarkable episode, Marissa “The Rope Runner” joins the podcast to share how an unexpected injury—and a simple act of obedience—sparked a global platform for justice. What began as a creative fitness experiment evolved into something far greater: running marathons and ultra-marathons while jump roping to raise awareness for human trafficking.

Marissa reflects on the “divine download” that connected her unusual calling to Love Justice International, and how visibility, vulnerability, and perseverance opened doors she never could have planned. Through stories of endurance, solitude, and faith, she reveals how God uses what’s already in our hands—no matter how small or unconventional—to protect the vulnerable and inspire others to say yes.

This episode is a powerful invitation to rethink influence, faithfulness, and impact. Whether your platform feels big or small, Marissa’s story reminds us that obedience—not scale—is what God multiplies.

To follow Marissa, visit:

https://www.instagram.com/marissa.groenewald https://www.facebook.com/marissa.groenewald.child.of.God/

You can learn more about Love Justice International at https://www.LoveJustice.ngo or @LoveJusticeIntl on social media and YouTube. 

Become a part of the LJI community as one of our generous donors by clicking "DONATE HERE" at https://www.LoveJustice.ngo OR donate cryptocurrency through our partnership with Endaoment at https://app.endaoment.org/orgs/71-0982808.

In this deeply reflective episode, John Molineux joins host Hannah Munn to unpack the heart behind Loving Justice, Love Justice International’s new small group guide—and the spiritual journey that shaped it. Drawing from decades of frontline experience, John explores what it truly means to love “the least of these” with effective action, humility, and faith.

This conversation weaves together Scripture, lived experience, and hard-earned wisdom—touching on pride, forgiveness, fasting, prayer, and the danger of well-intentioned harm. At the center is a provocative conviction: that God unleashes breakthrough blessing when His people reach the neediest with love that actually works.

Through stories of prayer-fueled impact, community forged in sacrifice, and the quiet faithfulness of donors and intercessors, this episode invites listeners to reimagine justice not as activism alone—but as worship. Honest, theological, and hope-filled, this conversation challenges the Church to choose impact, embrace weakness, and trust God’s promises in both this life and the life to come.

To sign up for the Love Justice prayer updates, visit: https://www.lovejustice.ngo/pray

You can learn more about Love Justice International at https://www.LoveJustice.ngo or @LoveJusticeIntl on social media and YouTube. 

Become a part of the LJI community as one of our generous donors by clicking "DONATE HERE" at https://www.LoveJustice.ngo OR donate cryptocurrency through our partnership with Endaoment at https://app.endaoment.org/orgs/71-0982808.

Chapters

(00:00:02) - Love Justice: Finding the World's Greatest Injustices
(00:01:13) - Love Justice: The World's Grace and Justice
(00:06:11) - What True Worship Looks Like For The Least of These
(00:10:43) - The Year of the Lord's Favor
(00:13:58) - All the Promises of the Kingdom
(00:16:45) - Love and Justice: The Best Possible Life
(00:20:26) - Living in Community: Faith in the Field
(00:27:58) - Forgiveness and Admitting Your Weaknesses
(00:31:22) - The Right to Do for the Least
(00:32:53) - Love Justice's 'Project 58'
(00:36:58) - What is a weekly prayer culture in the Love Justice Organization?
(00:39:25) - Project Beautiful: A Year of Prayer
(00:42:09) - Love Justice: A Season of Remembrance
(00:44:28) - Reaching the Neediest with Effective Love and Action

In this episode, Paula Cornell interviews Isami, a survivor of human trafficking, as well as a public speaker, a content creator, weight lifter, aerialist, cat lover, and self proclaimed amateur human, professional weirdo. Isami shares her journey from witnessing trafficking as a flight attendant, to realizing years later that she herself had survived familial trafficking, to finding healing, faith, and a voice that now helps others step out of shame and into freedom. Listen in on this powerful conversation.

Paula Cornell is from Seattle and joined Love Justice International as a writer in 2021.

Prior to joining Love Justice, Paula spent several years volunteering with Youth With A Mission, where she heard and witnessed incredible stories from around the world of healing and redemption in the face of injustice. Seeing how stories like these could inspire hope, bring understanding, and spur people into action, she began to dream of how stories could change the world. This dream eventually led her to return to college to pursue a journalism degree from the University of Washington and delivered her into the hands of Love Justice, where she is happily learning to write (and now podcast) with an awesome team of people for a cause that she cares deeply about.

To follow Isami, visit:

https://www.isamiinspires.com/

instagram: @isamiinspires

You can learn more about Love Justice International at https://www.LoveJustice.ngo or @LoveJusticeIntl on social media and YouTube. 

Become a part of the LJI community as one of our generous donors by clicking "DONATE HERE" at https://www.LoveJustice.ngo OR donate cryptocurrency through our partnership with Endaoment at https://app.endaoment.org/orgs/71-0982808.