This week on the Huntersville Ward Podcast, Jamie Francom sits down with Zachary Page, our Elders Quorum President, to hear about the experiences that have shaped his life and faith.
From his deep North Carolina roots to an unexpected prompting that led him to BYU and meeting his wife, Marissa, Zach shares how the Lord has guided his journey in unexpected ways.
He reflects on his mission in Japan, serving in the aftermath of the devastating 2011 tsunami, and the lessons he learned when back pain brought his mission to an early close.
Zach also shares his journey toward finding a career, his love for the people he serves, and a meaningful letter from his father that continues to influence his life.
Join us for a conversation about trusting God’s timing, finding purpose in unexpected circumstances, and recognizing His hand in our lives.
Photos & Memories from Zach’s Story
Zach has shared a collection of personal photos and memories that accompany this episode, including moments from his mission in Japan and other meaningful experiences discussed in the interview.
View Zach’s photos and read his captions here:
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5 Oct 2026
Get to Know - Gini Forbes
In our second episode, Jamie Francom sits down with Relief Society president Gini Forbes. Gini shares memories of growing up as one of eight children, the daily habits that built her testimony, and how missionary service has blessed her family. She also talks about her work as an oncology infusion nurse and tenderly reflects on her son Ezra’s short life, the grief of losing him, and the peace she found in knowing that the Savior was aware of her family.
25 Sept 2026
Bishop Matthew Cobb’s Story
In the first episode of the Huntersville Ward Podcast, Jamie Francom sits down with Bishop Matthew Cobb to learn the stories behind the person many ward members know simply as "Bishop." He shares how his parents and stepfather shaped his life, how a prayer in the Sacred Grove changed his faith at age 14, what missionary service taught him, and how unexpected professional opportunities unfolded as he tried to make faithful choices. He also speaks tenderly about the loss of his son, the reality of eternal families, what he loves about the Huntersville Ward, and why life's burdens are not meant to be carried without the Savior.
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