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Shout out to Devon, Emily, Kenny, Bauer, Moses, Adalynn, Nathan and Ms. Mole!!!

On today’s program, I am talking with Washington County Council members Adalynn Houston, Hunter Robinson, and Elijah Statler about being a part of the County Council and 4-H for National 4-H Week.

Want to learn how female entrepreneurs are reshaping the investment landscape?In this episode, Ana Trujillo Limón, Director, Coaching and Advisor Content, speaks with Jessica Golson, CIPM, SVP, Investments and Trading at Carson Group, and  Erin Wood, CFP®, CRPC, FBS®, SVP, Financial Planning and Advanced Solutions at Carson Group.They explore the dynamics of trends in investing, featuring an insightful discussion on the Women's CEO Strategy and Fund at Carson. As they walk us through their respective journeys and how they contribute to creating a client-centered approach at Carson.They discuss: Erin and Jessica's paths to leadership in the financial industryThe integration of Carson's values in investment strategiesAn inside look at the Women's CEO Fund and its significanceCurrent trends in investing, including the impact of AIThe impact of behavioral finance on investment trends and client relationshipAnd more!Resources:Facts Vs. Feelings Podcast with Ryan Detrick & Sonu VargheseCarson Group - ResearchRock The Street, Wall StreetConnect with Ana Trujillo Limón: Carson Group LLCLinkedIn: Ana Trujillo LimónConnect with Jessica Golson:LinkedIn: Jessica GolsonConnect with Erin Wood:LinkedIn: Erin WoodAbout Jessica Golson:Jessica Golson received a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the University of Nebraska Omaha, where she majored in Finance, Banking, and Investment Science, and minored in Management. In 2012, she received a Masters of Investment Management and Financial Analysis from Creighton University. She currently holds FINRA Series 7 and 66 security licenses.She brings over 10 years of industry experience striving to help advisors succeed. Since starting in the industry as an advisor she has since held influential roles in Trading, Performance, and Management. In her previous positions, she sought out opportunities for operational efficiencies and acted as a catalyst of change; improving many of the processes and procedures.Outside of work, Jessica soaks up every second she can with her husband Terrance, and their three amazing children, Wyatt, Jacob, and Adalynn. About Erin Wood:Erin Wood, CFP®, CRPC®, FBS®, has been a voice for humanizing financial planning for more than 20 years. As the financial planning leader at one of the nation's fastest growing RIAs and advisor platforms, Erin speaks and works with firms nationally on how to incorporate a people-first planning approach within their firms, using tax planning, trust, retirement and insurance strategies. She's been featured in The Wall Street Journal, Barron's, NASDAQ and MarketWatch. In 2023, Erin was named “Thought Leader of the Year” at WealthManagement.com's annual “Wealthies” awards.Erin graduated from Northwest Missouri State University in 2002 with a B.S. in communications and finance. She holds a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER designation, as well as Chartered Retirement Planning Counselor and Financial Behavior Specialist designations. She received her M.S. in financial psychology and behavioral finance from Creighton University.Send us your questions, we'd love to hear from you! Email us at framework@carsongroup.com.

In this episode, we are joined by Adalynn and Mark for Case Study Sunday. They plan to retire at 56 with a passive income of $150,000. They share how they plan to do it and the properties they're investing in to make it happen. For more from Opes Partners: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Sign up for the weekly Private Property newsletter⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠TikTok

On episode 15 of The Eddytorial, My daughter, Emery, and I sit down with her cousin Adalynn. She's in town visiting Wichita over Memorial Day Weekend. So we discussed a 7-year-old's thoughts on what she did during her visit to the 316, activities, her love for her cousins, and all the fun there was to be hand.   Shout out to our sponsor Trussell Media! Be sure to reach out to Trussell Media for your digital needs from video and audio! For more great content, visit www.wichitabyeb.com Check us out on: Apple:  https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-eddytorial-a-wichita-by-e-b-podcast/id1717354790 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6jO2u87R4toBzmej2y3CYL YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@wichitabyeb/podcasts =============== Questions or Comments?Do you have questions, topics, or interested in being a guest on a future podcast? Email me at wichitabyeb@gmail.com  =============== Catch up on previous podcasts Past Episodes

Welcome to your Paulding County News Podcast.  I'm Melissa Carter, along with Doug Harding. .  Plus, a local rapper gets arrested at The Grammys.  We'll get your take on it.  But first, let's take a look at our top stories.  PC News  The Paulding County Sheriff's Office has ruled the death of a former Hiram High School star athlete as a homicide.  Thirty-year-old Charles Baulding was found shot to death in his Riverbend Trail home last month.  Deputies arriving at the scene determined the cause of death to be gunshot wounds.  The GBI is working closely with the Paulding County Sheriff's Office on the case.  While investigators delve into the details, residents are assured that there is no immediate danger, but authorities caution everyone to remain vigilant in their surroundings.  Anyone with information should come forward by calling the tip line at (770) 443-3047 or using the Paulding Sheriff mobile app.   This from The Patch.  PC News  A woman is missing, and authorities are seeking your help.  Gitana Squires is 35 years old, stands at 5'09", and weighs 150 lbs.   She has brown eyes, black hair, and was last seen wearing an unknown-colored jacket, blue jeans, and occasionally wears a black or blonde wig.  Squires left her home on foot Friday and is believed to have been picked up in the Paulding County area, taken to Metro Atlanta.   She has a history of mental health issues, heightening concerns for her safety.  If you have any information about Gitana Squires or know of her whereabouts, please contact the Sheriff's Office non-emergency number at (770) 445-2117.   You can also send a message via the free Paulding Sheriff mobile app.   This from the Paulding County Sheriff's office.  PC News  A judge has denied bond for Gerson Rodriguez, who is charged with murder in the death of Georgia State Trooper Jimmy Cenescar.   Cenescar, a Paulding County High School graduate, lost his life during a vehicular pursuit last month when his cruiser veered off I-85 and struck an embankment in Suwanee.  Trooper Cenescar was attempting to stop a motorcycle for a traffic violation before the pursuit unfolded, ultimately leading to the fatal crash.   Rodriguez faces charges of felony murder, first-degree homicide, felony fleeing and attempting to elude, and reckless driving.  According to a crash report, the motorcycle driven by Rodriguez dangerously maneuvered between lanes, prompting Cenescar to swerve to avoid other cars.   The trooper's vehicle crashed into trees and rocks, resulting in his untimely death.  Governor Brian Kemp expressed that Rodriguez's arrest is a "step toward justice for one of Georgia's fallen heroes."   This from Fox News.  Weather  Partly Sunny today.  High in Dallas 60, Low 36.  In Hiram, High of 59, Low of 35.  Thursday, more sunshine.  High in Dallas and Hiram 61, Low 44.  Rain moves in Friday, with High's around 60 and Lows in the mid-50's.  Arrest Report  From WSB's Facebook page:  In a stunning turn of events at The Grammys last weekend, rapper Killer Mike, who dominated the rap categories with three wins, found himself in handcuffs at Crypto.com Arena before the live telecast began.   The Atlanta native was detained following an altercation inside the arena earlier in the evening.  Lenk Lewis  Pure freaking humiliation at it's finest.  Those 3 grammy awards was most definitely well deserved for him but the backlash of being humiliated and embarrassed on national television was definitely not  Marekus Fluellen  Let me reword that for you. Micheal R. Native of Atlanta. Hero and champion of the community, supporter of all that be good in the hood, leader and scholarship of positivity, awarded 3 Grammys for his talent. Yaaay atlanta.  Chad Gunnin  So he got into an altercation with someone and was arrested for battery like some regular guy who just happened to be famous even tho this same thing happens to everyone who's not famous that is unlucky enough to get caught for fighting.  Stephen Koonce  They did this to try and embarrass him after sweeping the Grammys.  Social Media  From the Paulding County Sheriff's Office Facebook page:  Paulding authorities are still looking for the woman seen on camera backing into the Missionary Baptist Church building in Rockmart, as well as her companion who she brought back to the scene a short time later.  You can send a message via the free Paulding Sheriff mobile app.   Jacob Bondy  This is obviously a mother coming to her daughter's rescue …..  John Bower  Aren't churches about forgiveness?  Jennifer Munson  Probably under the influence of something. Hope she's found and has insurance to cover the damage  Weird Story  In a bizarre incident in Marietta, a man is facing serious charges after an alleged showdown with invisible foes.   Thirty-seven-year-old Richard West is accused of firing a staggering 127 rounds from a .40-caliber handgun.   But here's the twist – his targets were described as "ninja-like" figures.   The scene unfolded at J & R Cycle Shop, leaving destruction in its wake.  West went on a rampage, demolishing a mini-fridge, a microwave, a desk, a TV, a space heater, and two computer towers owned by Robert Scavone, the shop owner.   West reportedly shot through glass doors, tore down ceiling panels, and even broke a bathroom door off its hinges.  As if that weren't enough, West didn't stop there.   He made off with a stolen motorcycle after the chaos and now facing charges including criminal damage, theft, possession of a firearm during a theft, and reckless conduct.  West remains in custody without bond.  This from the Marietta Daily Journal.  Events  Today from 10a until Noon - Silly Science with Molly Cute at East Hiram Church.    Friday beginning at 4p - Galentine's Night Out in Downtown Dallas.    Friday starting at 6p - Parent's Night Out at the First Baptist Church in Dallas.    Saturday starting at 6:30p - 11th Annual Paulding Casino - Denim & Diamonds - at GreyStone Power Corporation in Hiram.    State News    Heartbreaking news from Henry County, as the 8-year-old girl - struck by a car while boarding a school bus - has tragically passed away.   Georgia State Patrol confirms that Adalynn Pierce, while attempting to cross Jackson Lake Road, was hit by a Ford Fusion last week.  Despite being airlifted to Egleston Children's Hospital in Atlanta in critical condition, Adalynn succumbed to her injuries.  The incident occurred with the school bus properly displaying its stop sign and red flashing lights, according to Georgia State Patrol.   In connection with the tragedy, 25-year-old Kaylee Andre has been arrested and faces charges - including first-degree homicide by vehicle, failure to stop for a school bus, and failure to exercise due care.  A judge set Andre's bond at $20,000 with driving restrictions.  This from Atlanta News First.  Sports  From the AJC:  Mercedes-Benz Stadium will host eight matches in the 2026 World Cup, including one of the semifinals.  PC News  A big round of applause for the champions of this weekend's Paulding County Special Olympics Bowling at Stars and Strikes in Hiram!   Kudos to the Paulding County School District Special Education & Student Services department, turning into expert pizza and drink servers.  It was an event pulled of by the incredible support from Paulding County High School National Honor Society students and the BETA Club students from Harvester Christian Academy.   This from the Paulding County School District. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

AUSTIN AND ROBBY TEAM BACK UP IN THIS EPISODE TO GO OVER what its been like doing the podcast for two years. Austin breaks down his anxiety with the podcast as well as him growing as a teacher and leader. Robby shares about where The Bridge church is at and how he's growing as a preacher. Austin also announces his and Berlin's baby girl Adalynn for the first time on the pod! Check out Our Website: https://into-the-fray.com/ Check out The Bridge Church: https://www.thebridgenashville.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/into-the-fray/message

A conversation about pain, disappointment, and friendship with God with Faith Eury ChoWORSHIPING IN THE WILDERNESSIt wasn't until late in 2022 that one little story in David's narrative stuck out to me. I was going through my own wilderness season, and had been for about a year and a half when I read it.When King David was returning to the wilderness in 2 Samuel 15 on his way into exile from his son Absalom who had taken over his kingdom, he paused.He paused to let everyone who was traveling with him (over 600 men and their families to pass by him), while Abiathar the priest made sacrifices. Wow.Y'all. This is powerful. It shows us that we can keep worshiping, even when we are on the way into a wilderness season, and all of our options feel heavy and impossible to navigate.I don't know whether you are coming out of a wilderness season, feeling like you're on the way into the wilderness or somewhere in between, but the one thing we learn from David is that the wilderness does not dictate our ability to worship the Lord in everything.This week, we continue to reflect on some of the themes in Session Five of Selah: Worship Invites Resilience in the Wilderness.TODAY WE'RE REFLECTING ON JAMES 1:5-6 ESV:If any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask God, who gives generously to all without reproach, and it will be given him. But let him ask in faith, with no doubting, for the one who doubts is like a wave of the sea that is driven and tossed by the wind.A WOMAN YOU SHOULD KNOWToday, Ty and I get ready to close out this season by featuring one woman who has impacted both of us. Today, I have the great joy to introduce you to Tona Haywood, a marketing consultant and boutique h. Get connected to her because she is definitely a woman you should know.MEET FAITH EURY CHOFaith is the CEO and founder of The Honor Summit, a nonprofit organization that equips and activates Asian American women for the mission of God. Alongside her husband, Pastor David Cho, she is also the co-founder and co-pastor of  Mosaic Covenant Church in NJ.Faith is a coach and collaborator for Propel Ecclesia, for which she has also been a contributing writer. She is also the author of Experiencing Friendship with God: How the Wilderness Draws Us to His Presence.Faith has spoken on mission fields, churches, conferences, and stages such as Thinq Media and Exponential. She regularly appears on TBN's Better Together. In addition, she has been a guest on The 700 Club and LIFE Today TV. In January 2023, she was mentioned in Outreach Magazine as one of, “20 Rising Leaders.”Her most precious role, however, is being a mom to her 4 children— Moriah, Elias, River and Adalynn.ADDITIONAL RESOURCESWant to find out what was going on in King David's life when he wrote the psalms He's known for? Grab your download here. 

The holiday season is a truly magical time. Especially when you have young children!And with Christmas right around the corner, I've been getting increasing questions about how we plan to approach Santa or if we will do Elf on a Shelf with our 2-year-old daughter Adalynn.Today, Alexander and I sit down for the first time to really discuss our opinions and ask each other some compelling questions. Discovering together what aligns best with our goals and values.Make sure to leave a rating and review, and tag @jessicahaizman on social when you share the podcast!Check out more resources at www.jessicahaizman.com

Do you ever have questions for God? We all do. In this episode author, pastor and speaker Faith Eury Cho brings up some questions we all have, and reminds us that God is with us in the everyday and the extraordinary. Her perspective is refreshing About Faith Faith has been a gospel preacher since she was 19-years-old. Currently, she is an international speaker, pastor, church planter, author, and CEO of a nonprofit. The mission of her life is for all to know and enjoy the gift of the gospel, which is the Presence of God. She holds a Masters of Divinity with a concentration in Global Studies from Rawlings School of Divinity at Liberty University. She has been ministering in the church for 18 years. Faith is the CEO and founder of  The Honor Summit, a nonprofit organization that equips and activates Asian American women for the mission of God. Alongside her husband, Pastor David Cho, she is also the co-founder and co-pastor of  Mosaic Covenant Church in NJ. Faith is a coach and collaborator for Propel Ecclesia, for which she has also been a contributing writer. Her debut book with Waterbrook Multnomah (an imprint of Penguin Random House) titled Experiencing Friendship with God is set to be released on October 17th, 2023. Faith has spoken on mission fields, churches, conferences, and stages such as Thinq and Exponential. She also appears on TBN's Better Together. In January 2023, she was mentioned in Outreach Magazine as one of, “20 Rising Leaders.” Her most precious role, however, is being a mom to her 4 children— Moriah, Elias, River and Adalynn.   Connect with Faith Book: https://www.amazon.com/Experiencing-Friendship-God-Wilderness-Presence/dp/0593445570/?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_w=Wq2ZV&content-id=amzn1.sym.579192ca-1482-4409-abe7-9e14f17ac827&pf_rd_p=579192ca-1482-4409-abe7-9e14f17ac827&pf_rd_r=144-3203067-0055303&pd_rd_wg=t76IF&pd_rd_r=a7cfe7e8-42fc-462b-b0ef-6263d6201446&ref_=aufs_ap_sc_dsk Website: https://www.faitheurycho.com/  

David Anthoni & Dagrip with Dr. Adalynn Harris - The Advancement of Scientific Research to Improve the Quality of Life. S6E4   Dr. Harris is a Ph.D graduate of Morehouse School of Medicine, Atlanta, GA. As the president of EquityBridge, her company focuses on clinical trails which help to develop treatment plans for various health challenges faced by people of color. During the podcast, Dr. Harris shed light on the importance of African Americans in clinical trials, the impact of triple negative breast cancer(TNBC)among black women, and how scientific research advanced the process in finding a vaccine for Covid-19.

We've all walked through our seasons of wilderness. Seasons where you felt lonely, angry, and abandoned. You've wondered if anyone sees you. Does God even see you? Friends, what if those seasons of wilderness weren't about thinking you were abandoned by God, but instead designed for you to grow in intimacy and friendship with God? On today's show Faith Eury Cho challenges our way of thinking about the wilderness as she shares her own season of anger and discouragement. Faith Eury Cho has been a preacher since she was 19-years-old. Alongside her husband David, Faith co-founded and co-pastors Mosaic Covenant Church of NJ. In addition, she is the founder and CEO of The Honor Summit, a nonprofit organization that activates Asian American women for the mission of God. She is also an itinerant speaker and author of Experiencing Friendship with God (releasing October 17th 2023). However, her most precious role is being a mother to her 4 children— Moriah, Elias, River, and Adalynn.Whether you're currently in a season of wilderness, or on the other side, I hope this episode encourages you to not get caught up in a noisy, empty christianity, but instead to press into an intimate friendship with your Savior. SHOW LINKS:Experiencing Friendship with GodThe Night is NormalSeveranceThe Happy Hour Book ClubCONNECT WITH JAMIE

Megan shares more of her and Hunter's love story and gives us an update on their precious baby girl Adalynn.

Megan shares more of her and Hunter's love story and gives us an update on their precious baby girl Adalynn.

We talked with Ashley from Delight Events this morning about the big FREE wedding that's going on Friday night but our hearts are overflowing with your love Mid-Mo for little baby Adalynn. Hear more of her story right now!

We talked with Ashley from Delight Events this morning about the big FREE wedding that's going on Friday night but our hearts are overflowing with your love Mid-Mo for little baby Adalynn. Hear more of her story right now!

Despite being traditionally male-dominated, the finance industry is undergoing a significant shift as women make remarkable progress and break down barriers.Today, we speak with a prominent contributor at Carson Group about her experiences in the financial world!In this episode, Ryan Detrick & Sonu Varghese sit down with Jessica Golson, Senior Vice President, Investments and Trading at Carson Group. She shares her experiences as a woman in finance and her role overseeing Carson Investment Research's investment and trading teams. Additionally, they explore the evolution of the advisor role, the importance of tax planning, and Carson Group's core values of community.Jessica discusses: Her role in overseeing the investment team, investment platform, and trading team at Carson Investment ResearchA conversation about being a woman in the finance industryThe changes in advisor roles over the years and how Carson Group supports its partnersThe various aspects of investment beyond portfolio management, including tax planning and funding retirement or educationThe importance of having support and education for advisors in making investment decisions and providing solutions to clientsThe sense of community and collaboration among advisors at Carson GroupThe importance of asking questions and not waiting for a certain role or position to suggest a change in the workplaceAnd more!Connect with Jessica Golson: LinkedIn: Jessica GolsonConnect with Ryan Detrick: LinkedIn: Ryan DetrickConnect with Sonu Varghese: LinkedIn: Sonu VargheseAbout our guest:Jessica Golson received a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the University of Nebraska Omaha, where she majored in Finance, Banking, and Investment Science, and minored in Management. In 2012, she received a Masters of Investment Management and Financial Analysis from Creighton University. She currently holds FINRA Series 7 and 66 security licenses.She brings over 10 years of industry experience striving to help advisors succeed. Since starting in the industry as an advisor she has since held influential roles in Trading, Performance, and Management. In her previous positions, she sought out opportunities for operational efficiencies and acted as a catalyst of change; improving many of the processes and procedures.Outside of work, Jessica soaks up every second she can with her husband Terrance, and their three amazing children, Wyatt, Jacob, and Adalynn.Investment advisory services offered through CWM, LLC, an SEC Registered Investment Advisor. Carson Partners, a division of CWM, LLC, is a nationwide partnership of advisors.

On this episode, we discuss books set in or about a place you want to visit, one of the prompts for Books & Bites Bingo. Join us as we travel to Mexico City, Paris, and the English countryside--all with the help of some good books! Jacqueline's PickIf you dream of the City of Light, Jacqueline recommends The Paper Girl of Paris by Jordyn Taylor. The book has two strong female characters whose stories are set seventy years apart. Alice's story is set in modern-day France, while Adalynn's story takes place in 1940s, occupied France. Pairing: Croissants with chocolate and coffee. Find a recipe for croissants, traditional and pain au chocolat, on The Simply Luxurious Life.Michael's PickMichael's pick, Velvet Was the Night by Silvia Moreno-Garcia, is a tense noir set during the turbulent 1970's in Mexico City. We follow a bored and lonely secretary named Maite who lives in her own little world, obsessing over music and romance comics. When her neighbor, Leonora, a local student, asks her to watch her cat for a few days and never returns, Maite decides to track down her whereabouts. Pairing: A hot bowl of Huevos a la Mexicana from Gabriela Cámara's My Mexico City Kitchen. Carrie's PickCarrie enjoyed Once Upon a River by Diane Setterfield, a book set along the western portion of the Thames River in nineteenth-century England. A gravely injured man appears at an old inn carrying a small child who is not breathing. But when the girl appears to wake up a few hours later, the community must try to uncover who she is. To which of the three families claiming her does she belong?Pairing: Dippy eggs with toast soldiers, a popular breakfast for British children.

Today is National Pet Day and as part of our WKEI presentation of The Good News weekdays at 7:55 AM, Kewanee 3rd Grade student, Adalynn Hayes joined Wake Up Tri-Counties with The Good News about National Pet Day.   

I received a question in my DM's about a video I posted of Adalynn super frustrated at meal time.. and wanted to chat about my approach to parenting when it comes to behavior. Obviously, its not a one size fits all but hopefully some of this is a good reminder and helps you!Make sure to leave a rating and review, and tag @jessicahaizman on social when you share the podcast!Check out more resources at www.jessicahaizman.com

Adalynn lights up any room she is in and loves people!! Disney is going to be the perfect place for her!

FAITH EURY CHO has been a gospel preacher since she was 19-years-old. Currently, she is a pastor, a pastor's wife, writer, and an itinerant speaker. Faith is the CEO and founder of  The Honor Summit, a nonprofit organization that centers Asian American women in the mission of God. Alongside her husband, Pastor David Cho, she is also the co-founder and co-pastor of  Mosaic Covenant Church in NJ. Her most precious role, however, is being a mom to her 4 children— Moriah, Elias, River and Adalynn.

Chris is a husband, father, and educator helping homeschool students and parents make the important decisions for a successful future. He spent over a decade as a high school counselor in both public and private school systems, as well as 16 years (and counting) helping to homeschool his four kids.  Chris is the founder of Chris Render Coaching LLC which operates My Homeschool Success Coach, Initiating Impact Mentormind Groups, and will be kicking off The Young Business Mastermind Group & Keeping The Faith youth group curriculum this fall. He established these businesses for the purpose of helping students and young adults develop a plan that is full of purpose, impactful on the world, and most importantly glorifies God.  Chris and his wife Charity also own and operate Wheat Ridge Outdoor Education, which offers homeschool students in 1st - 4th grades the hands-on opportunity to learn more about God's amazing creation through outdoor adventure. His oldest three daughters, Kyleigh, Adalynn, and Savannah also work in multiple capacities at Wheat Ridge Outdoor Education, serving as teacher assistant, video/photographer, and social media marketing specialist.  Learn more about Chris here!Learn more about Path to Podcast Success here!

Can God move in unexpected ways? Can everyone have a purpose?How can we all support women, specifically women of color, on their faith and recovery journey?Join host Caroline Beidler, MSW as she talks with Faith Eury Cho about the way that God moved in her life and how she is helping to equip and support others on a faith journey."Impact is determined by the power of God." – Faith Eury ChoFaith is from Korea and has been a gospel preacher since she was 19-years-old. Currently, she is a pastor, a pastor's wife, writer, and an itinerant speaker. Faith is the CEO and founder of  The Honor Summit, a nonprofit organization that centers Asian American women in the mission of God. One of the goals of The Honor Summit is to encourage every church to be fully equipped to be able to disciple a diversity of women.Alongside her husband, Pastor David Cho, she is also the co-founder and co-pastor of  Mosaic Covenant Church in NJ. Her most precious role, however, is being a mom to her 4 children— Moriah, Elias, River and Adalynn.You can connect with Faith Eury Cho here:https://www.instagram.com/faitheurycho/Follow news from The Honor Summit:https://www.instagram.com/thehonorsummit/

This week on the podcast I am honored to be talking with Emily Stangl about her experience navigating marriage after losing her daughter Tilly.  We talk about the challenges she and her husband faced and how they worked through, and are working, through those challenges. Emily shares the ways she grieves differently than her husband and what that practically looks like in their marriage as well as the role that self care played in their healing individually and also as a couple. Emily shares with me all the beautiful ways that she and her husband grieve together and individually, but not only that, she also shares with me how they parent Tilly, their first and only child, now that she is in heaven. Emily gives such practical and intentional and beautiful ways of doing this and I am sure that it will give you freedom in finding ways to mother and parent your baby in heaven too. We also talk about what it looks like to support a grieving dad, especially when he's different from you and what it looks like to compromise for the sake of grieving together.  It's a really beautiful conversation that will give you hope in this journey – that there can be joy even here in a marriage that has walked through and experienced the unimaginable. I'm so grateful for Emily and her wisdom and her story and I am sure it is going to bless you.     THIS EPISODE IS DEDICATED TO ERIKA RUSSEL To Erika: Adalynn Paige Neil was loved fiercely for the three days she lived. She is not forgotten. We wish you peace and love and are thinking of you, Caleb, and Adalynn on her birthday. A special thank you to the donor who sponsored this episode – thank you for loving a grieving mom and remembering such an important day. Erika, we honor you and we celebrate and remember Adalynn with you.   QUESTIONS WE DISCUSS IN NO.167 What do you think is the most challenging aspect of navigating the marriage relationship after loss and what advice would you give a grieving couple about how to navigate those challenges? How did you grieve differently and how have you navigated those differences?  You mentioned that one aspect of your grief journey as it related to your mental and emotional health, was discovering that self care looked different for each of you. Tell me what that looked like and why it has been important at navigating grief and the marriage relationship after loss. What advice/wisdom would you give to a grieving couple about this?  What does it look like to parent Tilly now? How do you parent with your husband and what does that look like individually? You mentioned that this can be an opportunity to strengthen your relationship – tell me more about that.  What would you tell friends & family about what it looks like to support a grieving couple (dads often get missed or overlooked)? FREE RESOURCE  For more resources about navigating marriage after the loss of a baby, check out our complete Resource Bundle. You can access that bundle instantly and all the marriage related resources including quick links to our favorite episodes about marriage and a date night idea list for when dating your spouse feels really hard. To get instant access to that bundle head to themorning.com/resourcebundle JOIN OUR FREE ONLINE COMMUNITYwww.themorning.com/community   SHOW NOTESwww.themorning.com/blog/episode168   RATE, REVIEW &  FOLLOW ON APPLE PODCASTSIf you love The Joyful Mourning Podcast, please consider rating and reviewing the show! This helps moms who are grieving to find us a little easier and get that support they need. Click here, scroll to the bottom, tap to rate with five stars, and select “Write a Review.” Then be sure to let me know how this episode helped you.

Former cheerleader Leah had her twins, Ali and Aleeah Grace, when she was just 17 years old. From a small town in West Virginia, Leah sacrificed a lot for her kids, and things got even harder when Ali was diagnosed with a rare form of muscular dystrophy. Leah tried to make things work for her daughters by marrying their dad, Corey, but they divorced six months later. Leah moved on to her second husband, Jeremy, with whom she had daughter Adalynn, but Jeremy's job forced him to be away for long stretches of time, and he eventually filed for divorce. After a few rough years, Leah's co-parenting relationships with both dads are finally in a good place. And after years of working on herself and owning her past substance use disorder, Leah is ready to try love again with her new boyfriend Jaylan. On top of navigating a new relationship with three daughters, Leah and Jaylan -- who lives eight hours away -- struggle to get to know each other while dating long-distance. When Jaylan is finally able to move closer, will their dynamic change?

Former cheerleader Leah had her twins, Ali and Aleeah Grace, when she was just 17 years old. From a small town in West Virginia, Leah sacrificed a lot for her kids, and things got even harder when Ali was diagnosed with a rare form of muscular dystrophy. Leah tried to make things work for her daughters by marrying their dad, Corey, but they divorced six months later. Leah moved on to her second husband, Jeremy, with whom she had daughter Adalynn, but Jeremy's job forced him to be away for long stretches of time, and he eventually filed for divorce. After a few rough years, Leah's co-parenting relationships with both dads are finally in a good place. And after years of working on herself and owning her past substance use disorder, Leah is ready to try love again with her new boyfriend Jaylan. On top of navigating a new relationship with three daughters, Leah and Jaylan -- who lives eight hours away -- struggle to get to know each other while dating long-distance. When Jaylan is finally able to move closer, will their dynamic change?

Former cheerleader Leah had her twins, Ali and Aleeah Grace, when she was just 17 years old. From a small town in West Virginia, Leah sacrificed a lot for her kids, and things got even harder when Ali was diagnosed with a rare form of muscular dystrophy. Leah tried to make things work for her daughters by marrying their dad, Corey, but they divorced six months later. Leah moved on to her second husband, Jeremy, with whom she had daughter Adalynn, but Jeremy's job forced him to be away for long stretches of time, and he eventually filed for divorce. After a few rough years, Leah's co-parenting relationships with both dads are finally in a good place. And after years of working on herself and owning her past substance use disorder, Leah is ready to try love again with her new boyfriend Jaylan. On top of navigating a new relationship with three daughters, Leah and Jaylan -- who lives eight hours away -- struggle to get to know each other while dating long-distance. When Jaylan is finally able to move closer, will their dynamic change?

Probably my favorite story to tell and will continue to tell as long as it inspires others to feel confident in their births. Watch this birth story on my youtube channel @jessicahaizman

Today we chat about our in-laws and how we not only handle that relationship personally but also how we make it an enjoyable experience for our partner as well. We chat about some conflicts and how we approach those as a team and how adding Adalynn has caused more changes. We even dip into holidays and how to do what is best for your family. 

Carolyn “Sue” Parker, age 78, of Kansas, IL passed away at 2:50 p.m. on Wednesday, January 19, 2022 at The Gibson Family Center for Hospice Care, Terre Haute, IN after a long, hard-fought battle with frontotemporal dementia. She was born on October 30, 1943 in Union Center, IL, the daughter of Roy Clifford Black & Edith Fern Black (Lilly). On April 21, 1962 she married the love of her life, Terry Fredric Parker, in Morris, IL. Survivors include her husband of nearly 60 years, Terry Fredric Parker of Kansas, IL; children, Charles Rodney Parker (Sherry) of Greenup, IL, Terry Douglas Parker (Lisa) of Kansas, IL; Wendy Sue Fuller (Donovan) of Bigfork, MT; John Wesley Parker (Delana) of Kansas, IL; grandchildren, Dustin Charles Parker (Morgan) of Wahpeton, ND; Hayden Douglas Parker (Chelsey) of Bloomington, IL; Dakotah LeAnn Shelton (Liam) of Fort Riley, KS; Dalton James Parker (Paige) of Toledo, IL; Hampton Allen Parker & Bryce Declan Parker of Kansas, IL; Akaiyan Leigh Fuller & Kinnerly Sue Fuller of Bigfork, MT; great grandchildren, Adalynn, Lucas, & Elliot Parker of Wahpeton, ND; Mason Parker of Bloomington, IL; GraceLynn & Oliver Parker of Toledo, IL; sister in law, DeAnn Parker (Bob Lasley) of Princeton, IN and many nephews and nieces. She was preceded in death by her parents, siblings (Leland Black, William (Bill) Reet Black, Mary Morecraft, Virginia Rose Carl, Kenneth Black, Harold Lee Black, Larry Dean Black), and granddaughter, Kintla Leigh Fuller. Sue was a graduate of Casey High School. She was a beloved wife and stay-at-home mom until her children were in school and then put her caregiving gifts to work as a teacher's aide to children at Eastern Illinois Area of Special Education. Sue treasured spending time with her family and hosted countless family events and Sunday/holiday dinners that are precious memories for her children and grandchildren. She enjoyed attending church, weekly coffee chats with her friends, arts/crafts, and shopping and operated a resale business (P&S Rummage) in Kansas, IL with her longtime friend Nila Seales. She attended church at Kansas Christian Church in Illinois and United Church of God in West Terre Haute, Indiana.

In this two part interview Alan talks with Faith Cho; church planter, speaker, CEO and mom of four about leading as a young mom, processing Asian hate and not quitting when hope is leaking. About Faith Faith has been in the ministry since she was 19-years-old and continues to have a burning passion to serve as a voice to the voiceless. Currently, she is a pastor, a pastor’s wife, a CEO of a non-profit organization, and a church planter. In addition, she is a writer, a missionary, and an itinerant speaker.  Faith is the founder of  The Honor Summit, a nonprofit organization that is driven to refresh and empower Christian women all around the world. Alongside her husband, Pastor David Cho, she is also the co-pastor of The Presence Church, which is a new church plant. Her most precious role, however, is being a mom to her 4 children— Moriah, Elias, River and Adalynn. Connect with Faith Website Instagram Facebook Take your next right step Right Side Up Community Up Stream Campaign

In this two part interview Alan talks with Faith Cho; church planter, speaker, CEO and mom of four about leading as a young mom, processing Asian hate and not quitting when hope is leaking. About Faith Faith has been in the ministry since she was 19-years-old and continues to have a burning passion to serve as a voice to the voiceless. Currently, she is a pastor, a pastor’s wife, a CEO of a non-profit organization, and a church planter. In addition, she is a writer, a missionary, and an itinerant speaker.  Faith is the founder of  The Honor Summit, a nonprofit organization that is driven to refresh and empower Christian women all around the world. Alongside her husband, Pastor David Cho, she is also the co-pastor of The Presence Church, which is a new church plant. Her most precious role, however, is being a mom to her 4 children— Moriah, Elias, River and Adalynn. Connect with Faith Website Instagram Facebook Take your next right step Right Side Up Community Up Stream Campaign