Welcome to At the Table.
This is not a platform for polished answers. It is a place for honest conversations about grace and what it looks like when it truly changes a life.
Around this table you will hear from men and women who have walked different roads. Participants. Alumni. Donors. Volunteers. Pastors. Leaders. Some have come out of prison. Some have funded homes. Some have mentored through long nights. All of them share one thing in common. At some point, they needed grace.
And grace met them.
Each episode explores three simple movements.
Grace received. Grace lived. Grace extended.
We talk about what people were walking through before things changed. The moment something shifted. The habits and discipline that sustain transformation. And why believing in grace compels people to give, serve, mentor, build, and stay faithful.
This is not about highlighting heroes. It is about telling the truth. None of us are self made. Restoration does not start on the outside. It starts in the heart. And when one life is restored, the ripple touches families, workplaces, churches, and communities.
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When Enough Still Doesn’t Feel Safe | Eddie Holland
What happens when having enough still doesn’t feel like enough?
In this episode of At the Table: Voices of Restoration, Cary Sanders sits down with certified financial planner and JUMPSTART South Carolina supporter Eddie Holland to explore faith, money, generosity, and the search for security. Eddie shares how marriage, fatherhood, and giving have challenged his need for control, and how relationships through JUMPSTART have deepened his understanding of humility and grace. Together, they consider the freedom that comes from trusting God with what we cannot control.
9 Oct 2026
Grace Has a Day Job | Brittany Taylor
What does grace look like at work? HR manager Brittany Taylor joins Abby Redden to share how her faith shapes the way she hires, encourages, and supports JUMPSTART South Carolina participants. From interviews at Restoration Village to celebrating permanent employment, Brittany reveals how everyday acts of encouragement help returning citizens recognize their potential and build a future, while changing her own life, too.
25 Sept 2026
The Story the Record Doesn’t Tell: Dr. Will Casey on Second Chances
A criminal record can document an event, but it cannot tell the whole story of a person’s life. In this episode of At the Table: Voices of Restoration, Abby Redden talks with Dr. Will Casey, an assistant professor in criminal justice at Clemson University, about the people behind criminal justice research and what it takes to make second chances possible.
They discuss how childhood experiences can shape a young person’s path, what researchers must consider when studying justice policies, and why sealing an eligible record may be only one step toward a new beginning. Dr. Casey also shares why lasting change takes time and why reentry support must address more than one need at once.
28 Aug 2026
The King Among The Least Of These
What does it look like to follow God’s calling when the path ahead is not clear?
In this special father-daughter takeover, Grace Church Teaching Pastor Matt Williams and JUMPSTART South Carolina intern Causey Williams explore calling, criminal justice, and the church’s responsibility to care for people who are often overlooked. Through personal stories and the message of Matthew 25, they challenge listeners to believe in the transforming power of the gospel and recognize that no person is beyond restoration.
14 Aug 2026
The Kitchen Table Effect
What can happen when a kitchen becomes a classroom and a shared meal becomes a place of belonging? JUMPSTART SC Executive Chef Roger Campana shares how culinary training, practical life skills, and time around the table are helping participants build confidence and prepare for what comes next.
24 Jul 2026
More Than Their Worst Decision
What if the criminal justice system isn't just about punishment, but about people? Clemson University criminal justice student and JUMPSTART SC intern Causey Williams shares how working alongside returning citizens challenged her assumptions, reshaped her understanding of justice, and deepened her belief that restoration is possible for everyone.
10 Jul 2026
God Is Able
What do you do when life isn't going the way you planned, the odds are stacked against you, and the future feels uncertain?
In this episode of At the Table: Voices of Restoration, Cary Sanders sits down with JUMPSTART SC co-founder Don Williams to share a powerful conversation about faith, perseverance, purpose, and the moments that change the direction of a life.
Through hardship, loss, unexpected setbacks, and moments of grace, Don discovered a truth that continues to shape his life today: God is able.
24 Jun 2026
Not All That God Has Given You Is For You
What does it mean to build a life that matters?
In this episode of At the Table: Voices of Restoration, Abby Redden sits down with Charles Wall, President of SC Steel, longtime JUMPSTART SC volunteer, mentor, and employer partner, to explore the difference between success and significance.
Through stories of personal loss, faith, leadership, and service, Charles shares why he has come to believe that not all God has given us is for us, and why the greatest measure of a life is found in how we love God, serve others, and steward what we have been entrusted with.
1 Jun 2026
I wasn't arrested, I was rescued
After years of addiction and feeling trapped in cycles he could not escape, Anthony Mullinax shares how what looked like an arrest became the very moment that saved his life. In this powerful episode, Anthony opens up about surrender, prison transformation, accountability, faith, and how restoration through Christ and community led him from incarceration to becoming a husband, father, homeowner, and JUMPSTART staff member.
1 Jun 2026
Before It’s Too Late
After years of professional success, Steve Ford found himself asking a difficult question: was he truly living out the purpose God created him for, or was he simply staying busy? In this reflective episode, Steve shares how that search for meaning led him into prison ministry, Restoration Village, and the work of restoration through faith, community, and obedience before it was too late.
1 Jun 2026
I’m Just Used To It, Mama
After years of addiction, incarceration, and believing change was impossible, Tiffany shares the heartbreaking moment that finally led her to surrender her life to Christ and begin rebuilding everything she had lost. In this emotional episode, Tiffany opens up about generational cycles, hopelessness, motherhood, grace, and how restoration became possible through faith, community, and second chances.
28 May 2026
When Hope Walks Into the Room
What happens when hope enters places that feel too broken to be restored? In this first episode of At the Table: Voices of Restoration, Cary Sanders and Abby Redden share the heart behind the podcast and explore how grace, community, and second chances can change lives.
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