Life With Luci | Remembering Luci Swindoll

Bridges with Patsy Clairmont and Andrew Greer

As one of the founding members of Women of Faith's groundbreaking "Porch Pals," Luci Swindoll was known to thousands as a gifted storyteller, thoughtful author, and dynamic speaker –– often imbuing the platform with her larger-than-life spirit, adventuresome storytelling and mischievous humor. So when Luci journeyed on to the other side of life late last year, many were left feeling the void, including her Porch Pals compadres and our own Bridges co-host Patsy.

Creating space to remember a life fully lived, Patsy guides us in celebrating the Luci she knew and sharing some of the lessons she learned from her very special friend in this very special episode of Bridges ... Life With Luci.

This week's featured song is: "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot" from the Women of Faith Alaskan Cruise in 2008 featuring Luci Swindoll, Sandi Patty, and Ayiesha Woods.

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