Volunteer Spotlight: Jacque George
June 17, 2026 | By Charita |
At the core of The S.A.L.T. Connection is a simple cycle: pouring into women so they can pour into others. In the feature below, Jacque George – on of our dedicated volunteers – shares a firsthand look at the transformation and spiritual fruit made possible through this ministry.
What is the most significant “God-moment” you’ve witnessed while volunteering that reaffirmed your decision to be part of this team?
One of the most significant God-moments for me has been watching the mission of The S.A.L.T. Connection come alive. What may begin as something I’m helping plan behind the scenes—a conversation, an invitation, or an act of service—becomes a moment God uses to touch a woman’s heart.
I’ve seen women feel encouraged, strengthened, and reminded that God still has purpose for their lives. Those moments have reaffirmed that ministry doesn’t only happen behind a podium. Sometimes it happens through preparation, communication, hospitality, and simply making sure someone knows they are seen and valued. That’s kingdom work.
How does the mission of SALT. align with your personal “life mission” or your current season of faith?
The mission of S.A.L.T. aligns beautifully with this season of my life where I am intentional about using my gifts to encourage, support, and build others.
What resonates with me most is the idea of pouring into women through God’s Word so they can pour into others. I believe serving isn’t just about what I can do—it’s about what God can do through a willing heart. Whether through my communication pieces, planning/organizing an event, encouragement, or simply showing up, I want my life to reflect a faith that strengthens others.
When you donate your time or resources to S.A.L.T., what specific “fruit” or results do you hope to see in the lives of the women being served?
My prayer is that women experience spiritual growth, renewed confidence, and a deeper understanding of God’s Word. I hope they leave every S.A.L.T. experience encouraged and equipped, knowing that their story matters. The fruit I hope to see is lasting transformation—women growing in faith, mentoring others, serving their families and communities, and becoming women who pour into the next generation with grace, wisdom, and love.
How did you first discover The S.A.L.T. Connection, and what was it about their mission to “pour into others” that resonated with you?
I discovered The S.A.L.T. Connection through ministry relationships and friendships that grew into something much deeper. Many of the women involved were first sisters in Christ through church connections, but over time those relationships became a true source of encouragement, support, and spiritual family.
What resonated with me most was the simplicity and strength of the mission: women being poured into through God’s Word so they can pour into others. That’s how God works. He fills us not only for ourselves, but so that what He has placed in us can bless someone else. When one woman is strengthened, the impact reaches her family, her church, her workplace, and her community.
For someone on the fence about getting involved or donating to The S.A.L.T. Connection, what is the one thing you want them to know about the heart of this organization?
I want them to know that the heart of The S.A.L.T. Connection is genuine. This ministry is about more than events and programs—it’s about investing in women intentionally and spiritually.
SALT creates space for women to grow in God’s Word, be encouraged in their walk, and discover that they still have something meaningful to offer. When you support this ministry, you’re helping create a ripple effect of faith, encouragement, and purpose that continues far beyond a single event or moment.I encourage anyone seeking a deeper, more intimate relationship with the Lord to join this program. It provides a supportive environment where you can grow in your faith without having to navigate the journey alone.
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