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Noisy Narratives

Noisy Narratives

By: with Friends and Family from Frisco First Church
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Noisy Narratives is a podcast of true stories straight from the hearts of our family and friends --stories of struggle, heartache, doubt, fear, plus a great deal of joy and triumph from all different seasons. Many of these stories have times of deep despair and worry that hardship would never end, but God's people endure and peace is obtainable for those who trust in Jesus. Guests on Noisy Narratives are gracious enough to share their story with realism and transparency, in the hope that you are encouraged during whatever season of life you find yourself in. To God be the Glory.

Noisy Narratives 2020
Christianity Hygiene & Healthy Living Ministry & Evangelism Psychology Psychology & Mental Health Spirituality
Episodes
  • Doula Kaitlyn Schaefer on supporting women and their families through birth and beyond
    Mar 11 2026

    In this episode of Noisy Narratives, Kaitlyn Schaefer joins us to share her journey into becoming a certified doula and the heart behind her work supporting women and families. While living in Germany and having her own children there, Kaitlyn experienced firsthand the incredible care and support that surrounded mothers during pregnancy, birth, and the postpartum season. That experience deeply shaped her understanding of what women truly need during one of the most transformative times of their lives.

    After returning to the United States, Kaitlyn felt called to bring that same kind of care and encouragement to other women. As a doula, she walks alongside mothers and families through pregnancy, labor, and the weeks that follow—offering guidance, advocacy, and steady support during a season that can be both beautiful and overwhelming.

    In this conversation, Kaitlyn shares why support matters so deeply, how birth can be both powerful and vulnerable, and why no woman should feel alone in the journey of bringing life into the world. Her story is a reminder of the strength of family, the importance of community, and the meaningful ways we can care for one another through life’s biggest moments.

    ** Production note - we had some more mic issues - it doesn't last long but Debbie sounds like she's hiking in the Grand Canyon for a couple minutes ....

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    59 mins
  • Cory Locke on loving others and serving the church
    Mar 4 2026

    In this episode of Noisy Narratives, we sit down with Cory Locke to hear the personal story of how he came to know Jesus — not just as a name he had heard, but as a Savior who changes everything. Cory shares honestly about the people, moments, and turning points that shaped his faith and helped him understand what it truly means to follow Christ. Cory talks about what it means to serve the church — not for recognition, but from a heart that loves God and loves people. Together, we explore what it looks like to care for others in practical ways, to show up when it’s inconvenient, and to live out faith beyond Sunday mornings.

    Join us for a meaningful conversation about knowing God, loving others, and the quiet ways God works through willing hearts.

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    1 hr and 1 min
  • Sherri Jacob, a Bridal Boutique, and combating human trafficking
    Feb 18 2026

    On this episode of Noisy Narratives, we sit down with Sherri Jacobs, owner of Alisa Joy Boutique in Frisco, Texas—a bridal boutique with a mission that reaches far beyond the dress rack. What started as a simple business idea has become a powerful ministry, where every gown sold helps fund the fight against human trafficking.

    Sherri shares the heart behind Alisa Joy Boutique, the stories that shaped her calling, and how beauty, generosity, and purpose come together to make a real difference. Proceeds from the boutique support incredible organizations doing frontline work: Alice at Last, GloryB, and Refuge City—ministries dedicated to rescuing, restoring, and empowering survivors.

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    47 mins
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