About Our Speaker
What do you do when at 18 you find yourself addicted to drugs and alcohol, and find out you’re pregnant?
This is the position Kailee Perrin found herself in. Kailee’s boyfriend was a drug dealer and decided to pay for an abortion so that they could both go with their lives.
Through an unlikely series of events, Kailee found herself in a pregnancy center. Thinking that they offered abortions, she walked in, and instead found the acceptance, hope, and love that she so desperately needed. She decided to keep the baby and go into rehab. After entering rehab, she began a relationship with Jesus. Not long after that, she found out that the father of her baby had turned his life around and wanted to be the father their child deserved.
Today they are married, and have had two more children. Kailee’s story is a powerful reminder that no one is too far removed from God, and that hope shines the brightest in the darkest places. Her story has inspired many, as she continues to be a voice for the unborn, and the mothers that carry them.
Our Musical Guest
Stan performs classic acoustic “Americana’ in the broadest sense – the best of the vintage sounds from a wide range of genres – jazz, country, R&B, pop, folk, and rock. He has delighted venues and audiences all over the Mid-Atlantic for many years. As much as possible, he plays at weddings, wineries, breweries, birthday and anniversary parties, and business events. He has played numerous times at spots like The Homestead and Boar’s Head Inn.
Aside from some time spent as a lawyer in his younger adulthood, Stan has spent much of his life studying and playing the great songs of the 20th Century on guitar and bass. He has not only learned his trade on the bandstand at private parties, weddings, and clubs/restaurants, he has studied music at University of MD, and George Mason University. A Virginia native, Stan got his BA from UVa and Law Degree from William and Mary.
Harmony of Hope Committee
Elizabeth Altizer
Jane Ford
Dean Obaugh
Rhonda Shinaberry
John Spruill II
Karen Yoho
Kim Wentz