About The Author

Janine LeClerc

The Voice That Survived the Storm - Janine Teresa LeClerc

Janine Teresa LeClerc is not a polished preacher or a distant theologian. She is a woman who has walked through fire and lived to tell the tale.

Born in Toronto in 1961, Janine’s life reads like a cautionary tale turned redemption story. She was a teenager, a bartender in downtown Toronto, a strip club employee, and a prisoner’s wife. She has been molested, raped, beaten, and left for dead. She has battled addiction, survived overdoses, and watched her family fracture.

Yet today, she stands as a living testimony of grace.

Janine’s journey to faith began in 1989 in a small church in Orillia, Ontario. That single moment of surrender transformed everything. She went on to become a solo singer, a public speaker, and a passionate advocate for the vulnerable. She has shared her testimony in churches, rehab facilities, and women’s gatherings across Ontario.

In 2021, she ran as a federal election candidate for the People’s Party of Canada, driven by her convictions about freedom and bodily autonomy. She has also completed a paralegal course with honours, proving that it is never too late to pursue new dreams.

Today, Janine lives in Ontario, where she cares for her elderly mother, enjoys the companionship of her beloved pets, and continues to write and speak about faith, forgiveness, and freedom. She is a mother to Samuel and Nicole, and a grandmother to Norah, whom she prays for daily.

Her life is a testament to one simple truth: no one is beyond redemption. Not her. Not you.