For the Love of Nashville: Why We Adore Our City – Anika Rogers and Rev. Becca Stevens – ‘From addiction to healing and hope’

Anika Rogers - Nashville - February 8, 2016

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Anika Rogers was born with drugs in her system. She was in foster care starting at 8 years old. Burdened by drug use and prostitution, she spent most of her life searching for acceptance and solace. She found healing and hope through Nashville’s Thistle Farms program and its founder, the Rev. Rebecca Stevens. Finally, Nashville felt like home.

 

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