In this episode of The Ripple Effect Project, cohosts John Patch and Tim Roper sit down with Pastor Jason Wells, founder of Mechanics of Faith, for a conversation about faith, service, second chances, and using your skills to make a difference.

Jason shares the story behind Mechanics of Faith and how a passion for working on vehicles has become a way to serve people in need. Through vehicle repairs, community service, support for veterans, and opportunities to help people rebuild their lives, Mechanics of Faith is creating meaningful connections and showing what can happen when we use what we know to help someone else.

We talk about faith in action, the importance of serving others, and how giving someone a second chance can change the direction of their life. Jason also shares how Mechanics of Faith provides opportunities for people in recovery to learn automotive skills and build a path toward a better future.

This conversation is a powerful reminder that we all have something we can give. Sometimes it is money. Sometimes it is time. Sometimes it is simply a skill we already have.

Join John and Tim as they talk with Jason Wells about faith, service, community, and the ripple effect that happens when we choose to help others.

Learn more about Mechanics of Faith: Mechanics of Faith https://www.mechanicsoffaith.org/

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