Podcasts about Archdale

Have you ever seen a Green Fireball in the sky? This week we get into the story of possible UFOs/Soviet spy drones/natural phenomena. What do you think it could be? We also discover the haunted history of the SpookyWoods property in Archdale, NC. Listen close and you'll hear the fiddle! Email us your stories!!! or if you want to sponsor us ;)  Email - ⁠⁠⁠mysteriesmythslegends@gmail.com⁠⁠⁠  ESTY: ⁠⁠⁠https://www.etsy.com/shop/LuxieandLuna?ref=simple-shop-header-name&listing_id=826447453⁠⁠⁠  We post pictures of our stories every week on instagram!!!! FOLLOW US ON SOCIALS:  Tiktok: @myths_podcast  Instagram: @myths_podcast  Twitter: @myths_podcast  Taylor's Instagram: @teeelive  Taylor's Twitter: @teeelive  Savannah's Instagram: @kavannahaha  Savannah's Twitter: @sanna_sunshine  --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mysteriesmythsandlegends/support

Today Helen explores the pivotal “pit moments” that define our stories and shape our lives with Jason Archdale. Jason is a mental wellness life coach and professional speaker, who shares his own journey through overwhelming challenges, including mental health struggles and a suicide attempt. He opens up about his transition from a proud soldier to facing the intricacies of civilian life, dealing with difficult relationships, financial troubles, and custody battles. Helen and Jason explore the societal expectations placed on men, the pressure to fulfill others' visions, and how these can exacerbate mental health issues. Jason reveals his turning point and how he used vulnerability and intuitive action to transform his life. Stay tuned to learn how you can embrace your own pit moments, use them as catalysts for change, and how they can make a lasting impact on your life and the lives of others. Here are the Highlights:03:30 Overcoming struggles, inspiring change, and sharing your story.08:21 Reflecting on overcoming challenges and sharing experiences.10:40 Relate to your inner voice and find strength within.16:47 Men often feel the pressure of societal expectations.18:04 Build-up to a pivotal moment in ordinary life.23:19 Embracing and sharing your transformative pit moment.25:45 Decision sparked a series of transformative events.29:27 Overcame challenges and now helps others find success.32:57 Embrace vulnerability to find intuitive guidance.35:36 Embrace vulnerability, tell your story, and gain confidence.38:59 Choosing to make decisions illuminates the way.42:57 Trusting in yourself and the healing process.44:07 Jason's process helps create a signature keynote.Connect with: Jason ArchdaleJason Archdale is a dynamic Mental Wellness Life Coach, Speaker, and fervent advocate Mental Health Awareness. Leveraging his acclaimed DART™ process, Jason empowers clients with actionable steps to bridge the gap between their current circumstances and their desired outcomes. Drawing from his own journey marked by battles with anxiety, fear, limiting beliefs, and profound depression culminating in a personal struggle with suicide, Jason has forged a resilient mindset primed to guide others toward their aspirations.Unyielding in his commitment, Jason's mantra of "No matter what" underscores his relentless dedication to his clients' growth. Encouraging the cultivation of a daily mental conditioning regimen, he empowers clients to architect the lives they envision. Connect with Jason:Website: www.jasonarchdale.co.ukLinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/jasonarchdaleFacebook: www.facebook.com/jason.archdale.3/Connect with Helen:Website: helenpackham.comInstagram: www.instagram.com/helenpackhamFacebook: www.facebook.com/helenpackhamcoachLinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/helenpackhamGet instant, free access to my

By a unanimous vote of the Board of Directors and Board of State Representatives, Dr. Richard Callahan has been elected to serve as the next President of the AACS. Dr. Callahan serves as the Senior Pastor of the Mount Calvary Baptist Church in Archdale, North Carolina, and he has been actively involved in Christian education for more than four decades through his leadership of Mount Calvary Christian School and his involvement with the North Carolina Christian School Association.On this episode of the podcast, Jamison and Matt interview Dr. Callahan so that AACS members can get to know their new President.

In today's episode, I am chatting with Bryan Mitchell. Bryan is an award-winning author of epic fantasies living in Archdale, NC. His writing is inspired by his Christian faith, and is filled with relevant themes that can be identified in today's society even though they are written into fantastical worlds. He is the author of Infernal Fall and Almost Paradise, which just released on October 24th, 2023.

Jack 'Jarchy' Archdale is one half of the 'We Mean Well' podcast & is one whole of a good human being. He has cultivated a huge online audience through his humour & appetite for absolute nonsense podcast yarns but at the core of the modern day funny man is a simple being who's online attention hasn't stolen his focus from a real & meaningful life. We shared a yarn on: - The social climate & the importance of true connection. - Back to the bush & the peace a more simple life affords us. - How rock bottom was a catalyst for success. - 'We Mean Well' & his next poddy project. - Amongst much more. Be sure to follow Jarchy & I on socials: (Insta/TikTok) @bradleyjdryburgh & @jarchy To book me for a keynote, check the links below: https://www.saxton.com.au/speakers/bradley-dryburgh To listen to 'We Mean Well': https://open.spotify.com/show/6CekN69vCvOnQz0OkinV4j?si=f4ae192166064abe https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/we-mean-well/id1633213720 https://www.youtube.com/@wemeanwellpodcast6029 Follow/Subscribe to the show on your platform of choice, leave a 5 star rating & kind review to help us reach new listeners & uplift others like yourself around the world & share the episode with a mate that would find it valuable! Big love, Brad xx

0:00 - Lulu's Date8:26 - Jarchy Had a Friend Over18:40 - The Pit Shuff20:11 - Red Light Green Light43:35 - Bedwetter Hotline Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

“A” is for Archdale, John (1642-1717). Proprietor, governor.

Top headlines for April 10, 2023:2 children killed after SUV strikes tree in Orangeburg Co. 1 dead, 1 hurt in single-vehicle crash in Colleton Co.FBI, state agents lend hand in Isle of Palms shooting investigationDeputies investigating fatal Easter shooting in OrangeburgMan allegedly shot while walking in Archdale, won't cooperate with investigation Deputies investigating early-morning Ladson shootingCoroner IDs man killed in shooting near West Ashley grocery storeJon Rahm rallies to win the Masters as Spanish stars alignTunisia's Jabeur wins Charleston Open rematch over BencicAttention, student-athletes: N. Charleston Police to host Football ShowcaseMUSC reminds parents of car seat safety for spring break

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Locally, The Watauga Democrat reports fire season is approaching in the High Country. The fire season typically goes from mid-October until mid-May. When leaves are off the trees, the risk of wildfires starting increases. Watauga Forest Ranger Andrew Harsey says last season 18 fires burned a total of 60 acres. Of those 18 fires, 50 percent were started from debris burning. Harsey says people who need to burn should have a burn permit and have appropriate tools nearby, such as a bucket of water. If you want more information or have questions, you can visit w-w-w dot n-c forest service dot gov backslash contacts backslash watauga dot h-t-m (www.ncforestservice.gov/contacts/watauga.htm). Around the state, FOX8 WGHP reports a man is facing several charges after leading Randolph County deputies on a chase. Deputies say they pulled over Steven Barnhart, of Archdale, Wednesday and discovered he had multiple warrants for failure to appear. When deputies asked Barnhart to step out of his car, he refused and sped away on US-311 eastbound. Deputies chased Barnhart until he eventually pulled the car over. Barnhart was then arrested and the car was searched. Drug paraphernalia was found inside the vehicle. Barnhart was charged with multiple charges and taken to the Randolph County Detention Center. He received a 27,000 dollar secured bond and will appear in Court on Monday. Nationally, NPR reports scores on the ACT test by 2022 high school graduates hit their lowest point in more than 30 years. The Class of 2022 averaged a score of 19.8 out of 36. This marks the first time since 1991 that the average ACT score was below 20. Additionally, an increasing number of students failed to meet any of the subject-area benchmarks, which shows a decline in college coursework readiness. All this comes as the latest evidence of the learning disruption during the pandemic. Standardized testing has faced growing criticism that they're unfair to minority and low-income students. Still, in Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, Nevada, Tennessee and Wyoming, everyone is tested. This afternoon's weather report is brought to you by booneweather.com. Expect wall-to-wall sunshine for your Friday afternoon with cooler temperatures. High temperatures will top out around 61 degrees, before cooling down to 39 degrees overnight.

Noah Hill is one of the 'good guys.' The 2x state champion catcher for High Point Christian Academy has raised the bar for what is means to be a student-athlete. From his faith and family, to his love for baseball, Hill will continue his playing career at Old Dominion next season. The Monarchs are in for a real treat, as the Archdale native will bring with him to Norfolk a unique approach to life and baseball that transcends his age. Listen as Hill reflects on how his high school experience has helped shape him, why he chose to further his academic and athletic career at ODU, and how he continues to strive for the absolute best in himself despite the inevitable failures that will always follow.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Monica Moyer is the owner of Archdale Bakery in North Carolina. She took a leap of faith and walked away from her corporate job to open her bakery in 2020. Two weeks later, the Covid-19 Pandemic hit the entire world. Monica is here today to talk candidly about her journey of strength, resilience, faith, success and love.

Ashley Perkinson grew up in a small town Archdale, North Carolina. A family of four, Ashley was interested in Arts, primarily in music and not so much in politics. Ashley pursued music with Clarinet during her freshman year but got to a point where she decided music would be more of a hobby than a profession. So she switched majors during her sophomore year to Journalism and Mass Communication at UNC Chapel Hill. Her first step into politics was when she applied for internship at the White House in DC and was located at the West Wing press office when Bill Clinton was in office. She also had an internship at the NCGA was instantly attracted to the legislative process and the people involved. Ashley went to apply for Law school at the Univ of NC and practiced commercial litigation after graduation. In 2005 is when she stepped into the world of lobbying. How and more importantly why? Broadway star, cooking, traveling? Let's learn about Ashley's personal interests and her journey in government relations in this next episode.

News From Next Door, sent in by Josh in Archdale. Josh and some of his buddies moved into a new house and there next door neighbor is like something out of an HOA nightmare. Is this seriously what this woman called the cops on her neighbors for?! GET A LIFE, KAREN!  Don't be the "boy who cried wolf", take it from us! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 52 of The Creative Businessmen Podcast features Dentist Tesha Whaley. Tesha grew up in Charlotte and went to undergrad at NC State University majoring in Engineering but flipped course finding a passion in Dentistry going onto Dental School after undergrad. In this Episode we discuss COVID-19, Reorganized Government, Parenting, Entrepreneurship and much much more! Please Enjoy our conversation as I know we enjoyed having Tesha as a guest! Enjoy Folks! Be sure to Like & Subscribe!!! Follow us on Instagram: Guest: @twhaleydds— https://www.instagram.com/twhaleydds/?hl=en Host @mrbusiness — https://www.instagram.com/mrbusiness/?hl=en Host @neilhoover_official — https://www.instagram.com/neilhoover_official/?hl=en Producer @jesseknightfilms — https://www.instagram.com/jesseknightfilms/?hl=en Tesha's Dentist Office in Archdale, NC — https://www.triadcosmeticdentistry.com/

My guest on this weeks HER Conversations is  Mentor, Speaker and Advocate, Jason Archdale. During this episode, he shares his story of spiritually awakening after attempting suicide 10 years ago. Discovering his purpose and connecting to the inner self.  Also, in response to the concerning effects on mental health that Covid and the government responses are creating, Jason has created Suicide Awareness Movement (SAM).   Find out more about Jason https://www.jasonarchdale.com/ 

As we approach All Saints Day, we want to pause to remember the Saints we’ve lost this year in our churches, in our communities and in our world.  The pandemic has impacted every aspect of our lives including death, dying and how we celebrate life and find ways grieve together. How do we balance sacred and safety in our rites surrounding death? Melissa McGill talks with Kay Morrison-Sanders, a cemetery bereavement counselor and lay member of St. Mark’s United Methodist in Charlotte and the Rev. Carter Ferguson, who pastors Prospect UMC in Archdale and Pleasant Hill UMC in Thomasville. Visit our website for Phase 3 Guidelines and other COVID-19 related resources. Find the Prayer Meditation for All Saints Day in Discipleship Ministries liturgical resources.

Welcome back to another jam-packed episode of William Sitwell's Biting Talk with Life Kitchens. On this week's show, award-winning conflict reporter Clarissa Ward talks about eating on the front line, pie master Calum Franklin gives his essential tips and recipes from The Pie Room, Zam Baring joins from the vineyard to give a harvest report, and Welsh farmer Freddie Archdale explains why you should always choose Welsh lamb over New Zealand...As always, our in-house mixologist Farhad Heydari rounds off the show with 'the cocktail that reminds me of the time I almost fell into Mount Etna’.  Follow William on Twitter and Instagram: @WilliamSitwell Produced by Front Ear Podcasts - www.frontearpodcasts.com (http://www.frontearpodcasts.com/) Edited by Nathan Copelin Music by David Cantello

In this episode of Functional Medicine Research, I interview a very distinguished guest, Ethan Taylor, PhD about his published research on selenium, glutathione, and COVID-19.  Dr. Taylor has a wealth of knowledge and research experience on pandemics, selenium, glutathione, vitamin D, viruses, antimicrobial drug resistance, and how human relationships with animals causes so many of our health problems and climate change.  I was extremely grateful to have someone like Dr. Taylor on the show to share his expertise. Dr. Hedberg: Well, greetings everyone and welcome to Functional Medicine Research. I'm Dr. Hedberg and I'm really looking forward to my conversation today with Dr. Ethan Will Taylor. And Dr. Taylor is a pharmacologist, computational chemist, and virologist. He has a Bachelor of Science in chemistry from the University of Winnipeg and a PhD in pharmacology and toxicology from the University of Arizona. He began his career as Assistant Professor of Medicinal Chemistry, and later, Professor of Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Sciences at the University of Georgia College of Pharmacy. He's currently Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry at the University of North Carolina, at Greensboro, where he has also served as a founding member of the Department of Neuroscience and as Director of the Biosafety Level 3 Laboratory. Dr. Taylor has been engaged in research on HIV, Ebola, and other emerging infectious diseases for over 25 years and is best known for his work on the role and mechanisms of the dietary trace element selenium in reducing the pathophysiological effects of various RNA viruses. He's also an amateur musician. And with his wife Maria he operates the Dharma Farm Animal Refuge and Vegan Event Center in Archdale, North Carolina. Dr, Taylor, welcome to the show. Dr. Taylor: I'm happy to be here. Dr. Hedberg: Excellent. Great, so I wanna have someone on the show who has some excellent expertise in some of our biggest issues today in the world. Some of this will revolve around the current pandemic as well as we'll talk about how the consumption of animals is leading to pandemics and how it's affecting our environment. Before we jump into those details, can you give us just a general overview of your research interests and the work that you've done? Dr. Taylor: Sure. As you stated in the bio, my background was in pharmaceutical sciences. Which means you're looking at drugs and how drugs work and designing better drugs. And so, I had that kind of background and I was a pharmacy professor for 18 years. But the more I studied drugs and how they work, you come to realize that most of the drugs we have, a lot of them treat symptoms. We have some phenomenal drugs, they're really great to have when you're doing surgery on people and things like that. And many of the drugs work well but a lot of them really just treat symptoms. And I became kind of more interested in, what's really the underlying cause of this pathogenic effect. And that led me inevitably to nutrition and being interested in nutrition. And part of it was a serendipitous, almost accidental discovery that I made when I was studying HIV, that led me to this trace element of selenium that you mentioned. And so, that has kind of been my background but I essentially evolved into this area of looking at...became very interested in antioxidants, selenium in particular and its role in viral diseases, particularly RNA-virus diseases. And along the way, just my family were vegetarians and my kids became vegans before my wife and I did, and then we became vegans. For a lot of reasons, and people do that for different reasons, kind of health reasons, but there's also environmental reasons, ethical reasons. And I became kind of interested as a sideline in this whole topic of, what does the fact that humans exploit animals to such an extent made primarily to eat them, what are the implications of that for things like diseases. Because,

In today's episode I talk to Empowerment Mentor Jason Archdale. Jason is an Empowerment Mentor, Motivational Speaker and Suicide Awareness Advocate. His vast experience, insights and real life experiences took him through his dark place 10 years ago when he struggled with immense anxiety, fear and an array of debilitating limiting beliefs that led him into a deep depression. After attempting suicide, he fought with his shadows and built up a strong, resilient mindset that enabled him to turn his life around completely. Jason discovered his true purpose and mission through surviving immense pain and suffering and now he is a successful mentor who supports other people to achieve their goals and dreams by teaching them the skills to positively change their mindset. As someone who has been through the Dark Night of the Soul and is now living his dreams, Jason chose the path of guidance and has now developed a unique and powerful formula which is a 8 step process for others to be able to reclaim the power within them. A real story of faith, humility and how at any point in our life we can decide to take a different direction and save our life from despair and rebuild it with courage and hope.

Book Club Claire is back to discuss 1964: The Greatest Year in the History of Japan: How the Tokyo Olympics Symbolized Japan’s Miraculous Rise from the Ashes by Roy Tomizawa. Also, we have found our nickname for John Coates--and we can't even take credit for it. Our next book is A Shot at History by Abhinav Bindra with Rohit Brijnath. There are a couple of versions - we’ll be reading the updated 2017 version. Look for your copy at bookstores and libraries, and we’ll discuss it in October. As mentioned in our visit to TKFLASTAN, Dr. Kristin Keim was on an episode of Koop Cast, and Dr. Victoria Jackson was on The Intercollegiate. Meant to coincide with Tokyo 2020, a bunch of documentaries are coming out this summer. They include HBO's "The Weight of Gold," about Olympic-related depression; "Rising Phoenix," a documentary on the history of the Paralympics that will air on Netflix; and Sky Sport 3's documentary about 100 years of the Silver Ferns, New Zealand's Olympic team. If you watch these, let us know what you think--and if you can help us figure out how to see the Silver Ferns, doc, please let us know! NEXT WEEK: Olympian Andrew Rock tells us how to pass the baton during athletics relays. Don't miss it! Thanks so much for listening, and until next time, keep the flame alive!  

We report back on what went down in the International Olympic Committee's 136th Session, which is the big gathering of all IOC members. We've got an announcement from TBach, news from Tokyo 2020, plus reports from all of the other Games on the docket. Today is also one year to go until Tokyo 2020 (in 2021), so the Tokyo Organizing Committee had a recognition celebration. It was a little more somber than last year's, but beautifully done. Grab your Puffs -- you'll need them when you watch it! Don't forget to join in our One Year to Go celebration -- we're Zooming together on Friday, July 24 at 12pm Eastern. Then at 8pm Eastern, dial up the Sydney 2000 official film on YouTube and meet us on Zoom again to watch it together (and marvel how it's been 20 years since Sydney). For Zoom links, email us at flamealivepod@gmail.com. With one year to go, there's a multi-day event happening on AirBnb Experiences, and you can hang with some of our TKFLASTANIs! Cook Indian food with Shiva Keshavan; be inspired by Lauren Gibbs; or take a rock climbing class with Josh Levin. We're super-excited to have some new out-going music! For the next year, through Tokyo 2020, we'll be featuring Archdale's song "Tokyo." Check out their website and follow them on Spotify and Facebook. NEXT WEEK: Book Club Claire is back for our discussion of Roy Tomizawa's 1964: The Greatest Year in the History of Japan.

For Additional information and Transcript visit www.adalive.org/episode78 Speakers: Karen Hamilton, Community Enterprises; Jonathan Ellis, Lisa Byrd, Lorraine Woodward, Jean Andersen Twenty-six percent of the U.S. population live each day with a disability. We believe that disability, and the differences people with disabilities bring to the fabric of our culture, should be celebrated and embraced. People with disabilities have the same needs, desires, and talents as anyone and should have equal access to a full life. In celebration of the 30th ADA anniversary, ADA Live! is featuring a monthly theme and for March, the theme is Disability Awareness. Explore and learn more with the ADA Anniversary Tool Kit at ADAanniversary.org On this episode of ADA Live!, Karen Hamilton with Community Enterprises in Archdale, North Carolina, speaks with a group of people about living life with Cerebral Palsy (CP), Intellectual/Development Disability (ID/DD), Muscular Dystrophy (MD), and Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI).

"God Cares!d"Scripture: Jonah 3:1-10CCLI 11130471 CSPL039473 - Speaker:Rev. Allan Van Mete

"God Cares!dScripture: Jonah 3:1-10CCLI 11130471 CSPL039473 - Speaker:Rev. Allan Van Mete

"Giving Out of God's Love"Scripture: 2 Corinthians 9:6-15CCLI 11130471 CSPL039473 - Speaker:Rev. Allan Van Meter

"Giving Out of God's Love"Scripture: 2 Corinthians 9:6-15CCLI 11130471 CSPL039473 - Speaker:Rev. Allan Van Meter

"How Small Becomes Great"Scripture: Mark 12:38-44CCLI 11130471 CSPL039473 - Speaker:Rev. Allan Van Meter

"How Small Becomes Great"Scripture: Mark 12:38-44CCLI 11130471 CSPL039473 - Speaker:Rev. Allan Van Meter

"Giving All We Can to God!"Scripture: Psalm 116:1-19CCLI 11130471 CSPL039473 - Speaker:Rev. Allan Van Meter

"Giving All We Can to God!"Scripture: Psalm 116:1-19CCLI 11130471 CSPL039473 - Speaker:Rev. Allan Van Meter

"Unity in Our Journey Together!"Scripture: Philippians 2:1-13CCLI 11130471 CSPL039473 - Speaker:Rev. Allan Van Meter

"Unity in Our Journey Together!"Scripture: Philippians 2:1-13CCLI 11130471 CSPL039473 - Speaker:Rev. Allan Van Meter

"Far More Gracious Than Me!"Scripture: Matthew 20:1-16CCLI 11130471 CSPL039473 - Speaker:Rev. Allan Van Meter

"Far More Gracious Than Me!"Scripture: Matthew 20:1-16CCLI 11130471 CSPL039473 - Speaker:Rev. Allan Van Meter

" Forgiving, Oh So Hard!"Scripture: Matthew 18:21-35CCLI 11130471 CSPL039473 - Speaker:Rev. Allan Van Meter

" Forgiving, Oh So Hard!"Scripture: Matthew 18:21-35CCLI 11130471 CSPL039473 - Speaker:Rev. Allan Van Meter

"We Just Don't Get It, Do We?"Scripture: Matthew 16:21-28CCLI 11130471 CSPL039473 - Speaker:Rev. Allan Van Meter

"We Just Don't Get It, Do We?"Scripture: Matthew 16:21-28CCLI 11130471 CSPL039473 - Speaker:Rev. Allan Van Meter

"The Question of all Questions!"Scripture: Matthew 16:13-20CCLI 11130471 CSPL039473 - Speaker:Rev.Alan Van Meter

"The Question of all Questions!"Scripture: Matthew 16:13-20CCLI 11130471 CSPL039473 - Speaker:Rev.Alan Van Meter

"Even Us!"Scripture: Matthew 15:21-28CCLI 11130471 CSPL039473 - Speaker:Rev. Allan Van Meter

"Even Us!"Scripture: Matthew 15:21-28CCLI 11130471 CSPL039473 - Speaker:Rev. Allan Van Meter

"Taking Your Eyes Off Jesus"Scripture: Matthew 14:22-33CCLI 11130471 CSPL039473 - Speaker:Rev. Allan Van Meter

"Taking Your Eyes Off Jesus"Scripture: Matthew 14:22-33CCLI 11130471 CSPL039473 - Speaker:Rev. Allan Van Meter

"It Doesn't Add Up"Scripture: Matthew 14:13-21CCLI 11130471 CSPL039473 - Speaker:Rev. Alan Van Meter

"It Doesn't Add Up"Scripture: Matthew 14:13-21CCLI 11130471 CSPL039473 - Speaker:Rev. Alan Van Meter

"Insignificant, Yet BIG!!!"Scripture: Matthew 13:31-33, 44-52CCLI 11130471 CSPL039473PRAISEPrelude Denise WarrenThis Is My Father's World #144 UMHShare the Peace of ChristAs the Deer #2025 TFWSThe Apostles' Creed #881 UMHGlory Be to the Father #70 UMHWelcome and Announcements Norman AskewPRAYERCall to Prayer #2152 TFWS Change My Heart, O GodMorning Prayer Norman AskewThe Lord's Prayer #895 UMHPrayer Response #2065 TFWS More Precious than SilverOfferingSpecial Music Archdale Choir Keep Your Lamps Trimmed and BurningGive Thanks #2036 TFWSPROCLAMATIONScripture Matthew 13:31-33, 44-52Message Allan Van Meter Insignificant, Yet BIG!!!Song of Commitment #405 UMH Seek Ye FirstBlessing - Speaker:Rev.Alan Van Meter

"Insignificant, Yet BIG!!!"Scripture: Matthew 13:31-33, 44-52CCLI 11130471 CSPL039473 - Speaker:Rev.Alan Van Meter

RECORDED LIVE from The Craft Tavern in Archdale!!!! Tonight we are a part of the Miami Brewing tap takeover!!