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Health & Wellness In Focus Episode #19 – Coping With Grief & Loss: “Light in Your Valley” Host: Dr. Bryan Hudson | Guest: Dr. Stephen E. Gardner Program Summary Dr. Gardner’s links: LinkedIN, www.linkedin.com/in/stephen-e-gardner-edd-ma-ct-6823b4b Everyday Consulting, www.everydayconsulting.org Crown of Hope International. www.crownofhope.org In this insightful episode of Health & Wellness In Focus, Dr. Bryan Hudson interviews Dr. Stephen E. Gardner—a pastor, theologist, veteran advocate, transformational coach, and independent scholar—on the theme “Coping With Grief & Loss: Light in Your Valley.” Key Highlights: 1. The Multifaceted Nature of Dr. Gardner’s Work: Dr. Gardner views his roles beyond the pulpit, engaging with the community on issues like death, loss, and personal transformation. His work with veterans especially involves shifting from post-traumatic stress to post-traumatic growth. 2. Understanding Grief Beyond Death: Loss includes not only death but also life transitions like job loss, shifting beliefs, or health setbacks. Grief is both emotional and neurological—highlighted by Dr. Gardner’s recommended book The Grieving Brain by Mary-Frances O’Connor. 3. The Four Tasks of Mourning (based on Dr. William Worden): Accept the Reality of the Loss – Acknowledge what has happened, even if heart and mind aren’t in sync. Process the Pain of Grief – Embrace emotions like guilt and sadness without rushing to “move on.” Adjust to a World Without the Deceased – Including identity changes, especially for spouses or long-term caregivers. Find a Way to Maintain Connection While Moving Forward – Through legacy, memory, or service. 4. Harmful Coping Practices: Telling people to “snap out of it” is unhelpful and often stems from discomfort or fear. Over-spiritualizing grief or using shallow platitudes can invalidate real feelings. 5. Integrating Faith with Mental Health: Faith is essential but must be paired with informed mental health practices. Spiritual responses should not replace therapy or professional help. Ministry of presence—being there without words—is often more healing than scripture alone. 6. Cultural Competence in Counseling: One-size-fits-all approaches fail across cultural lines. Dr. Gardner advocates for respectful, “user-centered” care that adapts to clients’ cultural and spiritual contexts. Professionals should ask: “How can I help you in a way that respects your culture?” 7. Encouraging Mental Health Careers: There's a great need for more culturally competent professionals, particularly from underrepresented communities. Churches and pastors should present these fields as mission and kingdom work. 8. Breaking the Stigma Around Mental Health: Many avoid counseling due to fear of judgment or appearing “broken.” Seeking help should be normalized like seeing a doctor for a broken arm. 9. The Power of Meaning-Making: Healing accelerates when people can find purpose or meaning in their loss. Dr. Gardner shared his personal story of losing his mother at 18 and how he found strength through understanding her legacy and completing his life mission. Final Thoughts: Dr. Gardner stresses the importance of community, competent care, and courageous vulnerability when facing grief. Pastor Hudson reinforces that churches should be wellness hubs that connect people to the full range of care they need. Viewers and listeners are encouraged to share the episode to help others who may be experiencing grief or loss.
Guest: Lora Henderson, MA,MBSR,MEI, Beautiful Mindz LLC https://www.beautifulmindz.me Host: Min. Corey Jones Producer: Bryan Hudson, Vision Communications Media LLC Our guest is Lora Henderson, a highly experienced advocate in health, mental health, and community outreach. Henderson holds degrees in sociology and organizational management, is a certified mental health counselor and mindfulness coach, and has worked extensively with organizations like NAMI and the Department of Corrections. The episode is focused on the theme “Anxious for Nothing: Releasing Worry, Embracing Peace, and Stress Relief.” Henderson shared insights on mindfulness practices, emphasizing how faith and mindfulness intersect through biblical principles like stillness, peace, and trust in God. She explained mindfulness techniques such as box breathing, straw breathing, and guided meditation, highlighting the importance of gentle breathing and being present in the moment with God. Key points discussed included: Mindfulness as a biblical practice, not limited to other religions. Techniques like Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) for managing overthinking and stress. The importance of deep breathing for toxin release, emotional health, and stress relief. How children and adults alike can benefit from mindfulness practices. Common misconceptions about mindfulness, especially among people of faith. The use of nature walks, journaling, and mindfulness music as practical tools for emotional wellness. Lora Henderson also shared the RAIN method for handling overwhelming emotions: Recognize what’s going on Allow the experience Investigate with kindness Natural awareness (detach from the experience) The conversation concluded with encouragement to release worry, embrace stillness with God, and practice deep, mindful breathing daily for peace and improved health. Resources and contact information for Lora Henderson were also made available for those interested in mindfulness coaching and workshops.
"Health & Wellness in Focus" program and podcast on Tuesday, March 18 Episode #17 theme: “A Survivor’s Journey: Caregiving and Breast Cancer Recovery” Podcast Summary: Health and Wellness in Focus, Episode #17 This episode of the Health and Wellness in Focus podcast, brought to you by New Covenant Church Health Hub and produced by Dr. Bryan Hudson and Vision Communications Media LLC. This episode focuses on the journey of breast cancer survivor Sister Jeanette. Hosted by Minister Corey Jones, the episode highlights faith, advocacy, and the power of community in overcoming health challenges. Also highlights the support of her granddaughter and caregiver Kiara Meadows. Key Themes and Discussion Points: 1. A Survivor’s Journey: ◦ Jeanette shares her personal experience from the moment she discovered a lump during a self-exam to her eventual diagnosis of stage one triple-negative breast cancer. ◦ She describes the emotional impact of receiving the news and how she turned to faith, prayer, and her support system for strength. 2. Faith as a Source of Strength: ◦ Despite facing disbelief, anger, and fear, Jeanette found solace in her faith. She emphasized how God provided her with the strength and people to support her through the process. ◦ She leaned on her church, Little Bethel Baptist Church, where her pastor and congregation continuously supported her. 3. The Role of Advocacy in Healthcare: ◦ Initially, doctors recommended a mastectomy, but Jeanette sought alternative treatments, advocating for herself to explore options to preserve her breast. ◦ The conversation emphasized the importance of seeking second opinions, voicing concerns, and ensuring patients take an active role in their treatment plans. 4. Caregiving and Emotional Support: ◦ Jeanette’s granddaughter, Kiara, served as her primary caregiver, accompanying her to treatments and providing emotional and physical support. ◦ She stressed the importance of caregivers being present, showing love, and keeping their loved ones engaged to prevent feelings of isolation and depression. 5. Encouragement for Others Facing Similar Battles: ◦ Jeanette and Kiara shared messages of hope, urging those battling cancer to lean on God, seek support, and not be afraid to advocate for themselves. ◦ Caregivers were reminded to offer emotional and spiritual support, ensuring their loved ones never feel alone in their journey. 6. Closing Message: ◦ The episode concludes with encouragement for listeners to support, uplift, and pray for those battling cancer. ◦ Listeners are encouraged to share the podcast with those who may benefit from its message of hope and faith. This episode is a powerful testament to the strength found in faith, family, and community when facing life’s toughest challenges.
Episode #16 theme: “Journey to Health: A Personal Story” Host: Dr. Bryan Hudson Guests: Faith McKinney and her health coach, Michael X. Banks Program & Podcast Website: https://www.newcovenant.org/hwif Faith McKinney Website: https://www.faithmckinney.com Michael X Banks Website: https://www.walkitout.us Summary of the Podcast: Health and Wellness in Focus with Dr. Bryan Hudson This inspiring episode shares the transformational health journey of Faith McKinney, a kidney donor, author, and caregiver who overcame significant health challenges, losing over 100 pounds and reclaiming her life. Key Highlights: Faith's Story: Kidney Donation: In 2009, Faith donated a kidney to her cousin, which heightened her awareness of the importance of health. Weight Gain and Challenges: Over the years, stress, caregiving responsibilities, and the pandemic led her weight to rise to 274 pounds. She experienced severe mobility issues and health risks, including being close to needing dialysis. Turning Point: A trip to Tennessee in 2022 highlighted her health challenges, inspiring her to make a change. She began walking and working out regularly. Health Journey: Faith initially worked with a trainer but realized that diet was more impactful than exercise in achieving sustainable weight loss. Diet and Lifestyle Changes: She adopted intermittent fasting and focused on nutritious eating, losing weight consistently at seven pounds per month. She now participates in half-marathons and advocates for walking as a path to fitness. Role of Community: Support System: Faith joined "Walk It Out America," an organization promoting health and fitness through walking and proper nutrition. The group provided accountability, encouragement, and a judgment-free environment. Impact on Others: Faith’s transformation inspired family and friends to embark on their health journeys, proving the ripple effect of personal change. Coach Michael X. Banks' Insights: Body's Healing Power: Michael emphasizes the body's natural ability to heal when given the right support through proper nutrition and intermittent fasting. Education and Support: He highlights the importance of educating people about their digestive systems and creating supportive communities to ensure lasting change. Key Takeaways: Sustainable weight loss requires lifestyle changes, focusing on proper diet and consistent habits. Support and community are essential for overcoming challenges and achieving health goals. Gradual, realistic changes lead to long-term success. Faith's Advice: Start small and make manageable changes. Seek support and don’t try to go it alone. Remember, it’s not about quick fixes—it’s a lifelong commitment to health and well-being. Closing Message: Dr. Hudson, Faith, and Coach Banks encourage listeners to take action, seek help if needed, and be inspired by Faith's journey. They stress that transformation is possible with the right mindset, education, and community support. The episode is available on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Amazon Music. Share it to inspire others and start your own health journey today!
Episode #15 of "Health & Wellness In Focus" program and podcast for Tuesday, November 26 TOPIC: "Mental Health for the Holidays" Produced by Bryan Hudson, D.Min. New Covenant Church Vision Communications www.newcovenant.org www.visionmediaexperts.com Our special guest is Camishe Nunley LMHC, founder of Healing Your Hidden Hurts. www.healingyourhiddenhurts.com www.facebook.com/HealingYourHiddenHurts Summary of Conversation with Camishe Nunley by Bryan Hudson Episode #15 of Health and Wellness in Focus focuses on mental health during the holiday season, hosted by Pastor Bryan Hudson, D.Min. and featuring Camishe Nunley LMHC, a licensed mental health counselor. Nunley shares her expertise on navigating emotional challenges and fostering mental health through a combination of psychological expertise and faith. Key Highlights 1. Guest Introduction and Background: a. Camishe Nunley has dedicated her career to promoting mental health, empowerment, and emotional wholeness within the church community. b. Her journey was shaped by personal experiences with family mental health challenges, leading her to integrate spiritual concepts into psychological practices. c. She is currently pursuing a doctorate to deepen her impact in the field. 2. Mental Health Challenges During the Holidays: a. Common struggles include loneliness, grief, financial stress, and unrealistic expectations. b. Nunley emphasizes the importance of practicing "radical honesty," acknowledging emotions without guilt, and addressing them with grace. 3. Faith and Mental Health Integration: a. Nunley integrates spirituality with mental health practices through a method called Dialogical Hermeneutics, helping clients find meaning and healing. b. She encourages faith communities to embrace psychological expertise alongside spiritual practices for holistic well-being. 4. Practical Advice for the Holidays: a. Acknowledge emotions: Create space for grief or sadness while celebrating the memory and legacy of lost loved ones. b. Focus on connection: Foster meaningful relationships by being present, listening compassionately, and avoiding judgment. c. Gratitude and perspective: Shift focus from what’s lacking to what remains, balancing joy with struggles. 5. Encouragement for Mental Health Professionals: a. Nunley calls for more mental health professionals, particularly from underrepresented communities, to address growing needs. 6. Support for Pastors and Caregivers: a. Pastors and caregivers must prioritize their own mental health through transparency, spiritual intimacy, and professional support. b. The First Shepherd Pastoral Mental Health Task Force provides resources for pastors to maintain their well-being. 7. Encouragement to Seek Help: a. Nunley advises against merely “pushing through” challenges, advocating instead for seeking assistance, building resilience, and trusting God’s transformative work during difficult times. Closing Thoughts The conversation emphasizes the importance of mental health as an ongoing journey, particularly during emotionally charged seasons like the holidays. Listeners are encouraged to embrace both faith and expertise in addressing mental health challenges while fostering gratitude, connection, and resilience. Pastor Hudson expresses gratitude for Nunley’s contributions and highlights available resources for further support.
"Health & Wellness In Focus" Episode #14 The Topic: “Fitness for Different Life Stages” Guest Website: https://jacobidavis.com Our guest is Jacobi Davis, owner of GoHard Productions. His passion is empowering people to reach their goals for health and personal fitness. You will be informed and inspired by this discussion! Learn more about the Wellness Connection at www.wellnessconnectionindy.org Podcast available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Amazon Music Brought to you by the Wellness Connection, New Covenant Church Wellness Hub, and Vision Communications. Produced by Pastor Bryan Hudson, D.Min. www.visionmediaexperts.com
Today’s Guest Pastor James Carrol is originally from Kankakee, Illinois. He is a graduate the of the UNiversity of Arkansas is the Pastor of Greater Shepherd Missionary Baptist Church here in INdianapolis where he has been leading and serving for over 20 years. It is the Vision of Pastor Carrol to empower God’s people in the city of Indianapolis to experience spiritual growth, educational advancement, and. Financial liberty through his preaching teaching and by obeying the divine orders from the Lord. Voted Indy’s 2013 People’s Choice award for pastor of the year Pastor Carrol is a Board member of Wellness Connection Indy and the Faith Based Coordinator at the Indiana Department of Health. Go ahead and bless the Lord as we welcome Pastor James Carrol to the Health and Wellness Program and podcast Topic: “A Faith Based approach in Addressing Minority Health Disparities"
Health & Wellness In Focus Program and Podcast EPISODE #12 | Prostate Health Awareness YouTube Playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbOWLMNeymNf3hexvZfAgYYXElXegxJAh&si=DwlSDsWY112k-UaP Prostate Wellness information provided by Nurse Joycell Ingram and Personal Reflection by Dennis Ingram. Previously recorded at New Covenant Church on June 30, 2024. This is a community service of the New Covenant Church (https://www.newcovenant.org) Health & Wellness hub and Vision Communications Media LLC. http://www.visionmediaexperts.com Learn more about and join the Wellness Connection, https://www.wellnessconnectionindy.org Look for Episode #12 on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Amazon Music.
Health & Wellness In Focus EPISODE 11 FOCUS - DIP-IN :Empowering Advocacy & Collaboration in Addressing Diabetes Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/t5jv0F8Nf2U?si=AAZ-Kzw7NYWFtbOi GUESTS: Lisa K. Staten, Ph.D. IU Fairbanks School of Public Health Natalie Oslund, BSW, MPA IU Fairbanks School of Public Health Co- host Min Corey J. Jones, M.Div. interviews Dr. Lisa Staten & Natalie Oslund, BSW, MPA. Dr. Staten is the Associate Professor in the Department of Community and Global Health at the Indiana University Fairbanks School of Public Health. She is the principal investigator of the Diabetes Impact Project – Indianapolis Neighborhoods (DIP-IN), an eight-year project in partnership with three Indianapolis communities focused on diabetes prevention and control. Natalie, a DIP-IN project coordinator is a graduate of Indiana University Indianapolis with a Bachelors in social work and a Masters degree in Public Health. Learn more about the Diabetes Impact Project - Indianapolis Neighborhoods (DIP-IN): • Website: https://dipin.iupui.edu/ • Email: dipin@iupui.edu • Facebook and Instagram: @DiabetesImpactProject • SAVI Dashboards: https://savi.org/apps/dipin/ Interviewed by Min. Corey Jones, M.Div. Produced by Bryan Hudson, D.Min. This is a community service of the New Covenant Church (https://www.newcovenant.org) health & wellness hub and Vision Communications Media LLC. http://www.visionmediaexperts.com Learn more about and join the Wellness Connection, https://www.wellnessconnectionindy.org
Chaplain Alberto Adorno IU Health Academic Health Center (AHC) Resource Chaplain talks about emotional wellness
Our guest is Jan Mitchell. The topic for Episode #9: "Managing Grief & Loss." Jan will share insights and expertise as a grief specialist. This workshop took place at New Covenant Church on December 6th, 2023. Jan Mitchell is a Mom, caregiver, widow, author, speaker & grief coach.She is the author of two Suddenly Single anthologies: “Surviving the Demise of Your Relationship “ & her latest book for the widowed, “Navigating Grief While Colliding With Purpose. Jan has acquired degrees in Business & Progressive Leadership from Indiana Wesleyan University and the Advanced Ministry Institutes, where she graduated valedictorian. She is actively furthering her education in Communications & Public Relations at Indiana Wesleyan University. In addition to her degrees, Jan has obtained several certifications. She is a certified grief coach (ICF) and certified Mental Health First Aider under the National Council for Mental Well-Being. Jan is the founder and CEO of a non-profit organization, She Moves Forward, Inc., which provides all-inclusive grief coaching via individual coaching & group coaching. www.shemovesforwardinc.com
Our guest is Pastor Michael W. French, MD. The topic for Episode #8: "A Faithful Approach to Neurology." Dr. French will share wellness insights from his expertise as a neurologist. Graduate of Indiana University Bloomington with an AB degree in Biological Sciences. Earned a MD degree from Indiana University School of Medicine in Indianapolis. Completed a Residency in Neurology at IU Medical Center. Then went to Augusta, GA, and completed a one year Fellowship in Neuromuscular Disease at Medical College of Georgia. Returned to Indianapolis and practiced medicine for nearly 20 years. Served as Adjunct Faculty for Indiana Wesleyan University, Harrison College, and Carrington College of DeVry University. In 2016, founded the 21st Century Academy of Academic Excellence, Inc. A non-profit organization whose mission is to assist students in achieving their professional career goals. Pastor of New St. Mark Church of God in Christ for 41 years. Chairman of the 4th Jurisdiction of Indiana North Central Pastors and Elders Council. Secretary of the Wellness Connection Inc., and Chairman of Church Extension and Ministerial Development of Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance (IMA). www.newstmarkchurchinc.org
Mental Health Best Practices A discussion with Rev. Joel A. Bowman, Sr., MSW, LCSW Founder & Senior Pastor of Temple of Faith Baptist Church- Louisville, Kentucky Licensed Clinical Social Worker KEY DEFINITIONS MENTAL HEALTH includes our emotional, psychological, and social well-being. It affects how we think, feel, and act, and helps determine how we handle stress, relate to others, and make choices (SAMSHSA- Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration). MENTAL ILLNESSES are medical conditions that disrupt a person's thinking, feeling, mood, ability to relate to others and daily functioning. Just as diabetes is a disorder of the pancreas, mental illnesses are medical conditions that often result in a diminished capacity for coping with the ordinary demands of life (NAMI- National Alliance on Mental Illness). Biblical Framework for Understanding Mental Health 1 Thessalonians 5:23 (NIV) 23 May God himself, the God of peace, sanctify you through and through. May your whole spirit, soul and body be kept blameless at the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ. 3 John 2 (NIV) 2 Dear friend, I pray that you may enjoy good health and that all may go well with you, even as your soul is getting along well. Mark 12:30 (NIV) 30 Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength. Luke 2:52 (NIV) 52 And Jesus grew in wisdom and stature, and in favor with God and man. Romans 8:19-22 (NIV) 19 For the creation waits in eager expectation for the children of God to be revealed. 20 For the creation was subjected to frustration, not by its own choice, but by the will of the one who subjected it, in hope 21 that the creation itself will be liberated from its bondage to decay and brought into the freedom and glory of the children of God. 22 We know that the whole creation has been groaning as in the pains of childbirth right up to the present time. About Pastor Joel A. Bowman, Sr. He is a native of Detroit, Michigan. Raised in a Christian home, Pastor Bowman accepted Christ as his personal Lord and Savior at the age of 12. Pastor Bowman holds a Bachelor of Social Work degree and a Master of Social Work degree from Wayne State University. Pastor Bowman also graduated from Michigan Theological Seminary (now known as Moody Seminary- Michigan Campus). Upon moving to Louisville in 1999, Pastor Bowman began his ministry as a senior pastor. Since 2001, he has served as founder and senior pastor of the Temple of Faith Baptist Church in South Louisville. Pastor Bowman is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), with over 30 years of experience in the mental health field. He has practiced as a clinician in the states of Michigan, Kentucky, and Indiana. Currently, Pastor Bowman is a team leader and therapist with the U. S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), providing mental health treatment to America’s military Veterans. Pastor Bowman has guest lectured at the Garland School of Social Work at Baylor University, Kent School of Social Work at the University of Louisville, Campbellsville University, Carver College and the Baptist Seminary of Zimbabwe. A respected thought leader and free-lance writer, Pastor Bowman has been quoted in The Washington Post, USA TODAY, the Associated Press, the Christian Post, and the Baptist Press. Pastor Bowman and his beloved wife, Nannette Mitchell Bowman, are the proud parents of 2 daughters, Kayla and Katie, as well as 1 son, Joel, Jr. They also have one informally-adopted daughter named MaKayla. Note: Though Pastor Bowman is federal employee, in this presentation, he is representing himself. Pastor Bowman can be followed @JoelABowmanSr and acompellingvoice.com.
"Your Voice Matters" Town Hall Meeting August 24 hosted by the Wellness Connection! We appreciate all of our presenters and their interactive breakout sessions. Introductory presentations by presenters prior to their breakout sessions. https://www.wellnessconnectionindy.org
Jan Mitchell, AS www.shemovesforwardinc.com Jan Mitchell is a Mom, caregiver, widow, author, speaker & grief coach. She is the founder of She Moves Forward, Inc. & The InnovativePR Co., LLC. She is the author of several publications, including two anthologies and poem. Jan is a certified grief coach (ICF) and certified Mental Health First Aider under the National Council for Mental Well-Being. She is the author of several publications, including two anthologies and poems
"Am I Healthy?" Youth & Young Adult Wellness Seminar Mindfulness Exercise with Lora Henderson Owner of Beautiful Mindz. Also Anti-Vape Tobacco Cessation education by Troy Julian Gipson of Indiana Black Expo
Health & Wellness In Focus #3 THEME: A Conversation with Dr. Debra Carter-Miller, PROGRAM AND PODCAST HIGHLIGHTS • Program host is Min. Corey Jones, M.Div. • Dr. Carter-Miller shares her insights and experience as a medical doctor with a practice in urban Indianapolis, Indiana. • Addressing healthcare disparities among people of color • Understanding the relation between faith and medical practice • Discussion on helping people advocate for their own healthcare Web links: https://mapletonmedicalindy.com
Health & Wellness In Focus #2 THEME: Healthy Mind, Healthy Life PROGRAM AND PODCAST HIGHLIGHTS • Conversation with Beatrice Beverly (CMHW) sharing her life experience in navigating with a family member working through a mental illness diagnosis. • Talk by Min. Corey Jones on mental health and Black Men • Video produced by Bryan Hudson on how to overcome mental health stigma and understanding brain development • Information about the Wellness Connection, Inc. Beatrice Beverly bio: https://www.linkedin.com/in/beatrice-beverly-cpsp-cmhw-cams-59717424?original_referer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2F# Web links: http://www.namiindy.org/ https://www.facebook.com/Blessedx1 http://www.gen-sol.com
Health and Wellness In Focus from the Wellness Connection. Your hosts are Bryan Hudson, D. Min. and Corey jones, M. Div. Learn more at our website, www.wellnessconnectionindy.org
Bryan Hudson has an informative and enlightening conversation with Judith Warren, author of the new book, "More Than a Conqueror: My Journey Through Breast Cancer." A cancer survivor and public health professional.
Guest: Rev. Richard Reynolds. “Mother & Infant Mortality" Part Two
Guest: Rev. Richard Reynolds. “Mother & Infant Mortality" Part One
Moves That Matter with Dr. Clyde Posley. Teaching Topic: "The Unifying Power of Faith." Part Two
Moves That Matter with Dr. Clyde Posley. Teaching Topic: "The Unifying Power of Faith." Part One
Moves That Matter with Dr. Clyde Posley - Special Guest: Nicole Ashburn with Get Out and Vote 2020
Moves That Matter with Dr. Clyde Posley - Special Guest: Tracy Boyd with Get Out and Vote 2020
Guest: Pastor Timothy Taylor, Part 2 - “Healthy Marriages and Relationships”
The host of Conversations in Focus is Bryan Hudson Ophelia Wellington is the founding director of Freetown Village, Inc., a living history museum based in Indianapolis, Indiana. www.Freetown.org
An important conversation for our times with Comishe Nunley, LMHC CTS. "Maintaining Good Mental Health During the COVID-19 Pademic."
Uncovering the Greatest Potential In You, Part One
Dr. Posley's Special guest will be Mr. Shy-Quon Ely II, Co-Founder and Head of School, Ignite Achievement Academy at the Historic Elder Diggs School in Indianapolis
Special guest will be Mr. Alphonso Wright, owner of Al’s Modern Clothing & Shoes. He will share insights on his business success, men's clothing tips, and a stirring testimony of faith in Christ.
Two of the discussion: “Why African-Americans Often Struggle with Early Detection and Consistent Health Maintenance” SPECIAL GUESTS (l to r) Ann C. Kimble-Hill, Ph.D., Heather L. Benson, Ph.D., and M.D.Tabitha M. Hardy, Ph.D.
Dr. Ivan Douglas Hicks is my guest on this edition of "Conversations In Focus" on Vision Stream Network. The conversation focused on the work of The Indianapolis Ministerium in addressing public policy, needs, and injustice affecting children, mothers, and disadvantaged people in Indiana. https://www.facebook.com/indianapolisministerium/
Dr. Ivan Douglas Hicks is my guest on this edition of "Conversations In Focus" on Vision Stream Network. The conversation focused on the work of The Indianapolis Ministerium in addressing public policy, needs, and injustice affecting children, mothers, and disadvantaged people in Indiana. https://www.facebook.com/indianapolisministerium/
Part One: “Why African-Americans Often Struggle with Early Detection and Consistent Health Maintenance” SPECIAL GUESTS (l to r) Ann C. Kimble-Hill, Ph.D., Heather L. Benson, Ph.D., and M.D.Tabitha M. Hardy, Ph.D.
Jim & Nancy Cotterill are the founders of Unite Indy, www.uniteindy.org Program host: Bryan Hudson www.Visionstreamnetwork.tv Produced by www.visionmediaexperts.com
Jim & Nancy Cotterill are the founders of Unite Indy, www.uniteindy.org Program host: Bryan Hudson www.Visionstreamnetwork.tv Produced by www.visionmediaexperts.com
Part Two of conversation with Roselyn Huggins-Douglass and Tim Douglass talking about her book, "Navigating To Recovery"
Special guests, Roselyn Huggins-Douglass and Tim Douglass talking about here book, "Navigating To Recovery"
Why Racism Still Works in America
Why Racism Still Works in America, Part 6
Why Racism Still Works in America, Part #5
Why Racism Still Works in America, Part 4
Why Racism Still Works in America, Part 3
Moves That Matter With Dr. Clyde Posley #132
In this edition of Conversations In Focus, Marcus Schrader, M.Div., Dean of the College of Biblical Studies Indianapolis (www.cbshouston.edu), talks about the merger of Crossroads Bible College with the Houston based College of Biblical Studies. Dean Schrader explains the advantages of bringing together two colleges to form a new campus located at the Pyramids in northwest Indy. Marcus has been engaged in higher education for more than 12 years both as an administrator at Crossroads and now as Dean at the College of Biblical Studies, Indianapolis campus. You will be informed and inspired by this conversation!
In this edition of Conversations In Focus, Marcus Schrader, M.Div., Dean of the College of Biblical Studies Indianapolis (www.cbshouston.edu), talks about the merger of Crossroads Bible College with the Houston based College of Biblical Studies. Dean Schrader explains the advantages of bringing together two colleges to form a new campus located at the Pyramids in northwest Indy. Marcus has been engaged in higher education for more than 12 years both as an administrator at Crossroads and now as Dean at the College of Biblical Studies, Indianapolis campus. You will be informed and inspired by this conversation!
Information. Insight. Inspiration.
Eric Anderson and his 11-year-old daughter, London, talk about the book they authored on Watch Conversations in Focus with Bryan Hudson, Thursday, August 1 at 7:00pm EST. Along with Eric's two other daughters, Michael & Ryan, they wrote "Daddy Daughter Donut Day: 18 Tips for Dads with Daughters." Book available on Amazon, https://www.amazon.com/Daddy-Daughter-Donut-Day-Daughters/dp/1727603702/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=daddy+daughter+donut+day&qid=1564691211&s=gateway&sr=8-1
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