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Session 2 from the 2025 Men's Retreat at Camp Joy

Session 3 from the 2025 Men's Retreat at Camp Joy

Session 4 from the 2025 Men's Retreat at Camp Joy

Friday night message from the Men's Retreat at Camp Joy

In today's episode, we chat with Joy Wilson, the founder and chief sweet tooth behind the beloved blog, JoytheBaker.com.Since launching in 2008, Joy has grown her platform into a baking empire, amassing over half a million Instagram followers. Along the way, she's published cookbooks, served as editor-in-chief of the biannual Joy the Baker Magazine, and created the popular Camp Joy—an experience inspired by her viral backyard camping and cooking video series. Joy's work has been featured in Food52, New York Magazine, The Kitchn, Better Homes & Gardens, and Sunset Magazine, just to name a few. In this episode, we dive into Joy's love for classic baking techniques, how she manages the ever-growing Joy the Baker brand, and what it was like to co-author her latest children's cookbook, The Life-Changing Magic of Baking, with her father.

A story about hardships, and another about Camp Joy.

Food always seems to taste better when it is eaten outside, whether it is at a picnic, beach cookout or camping trip. No one knows that better than Joy Wilson, whose love of outdoor cooking inspired her viral backyard camping and cooking video series. In this episode she shares her best tips and ideas for making outdoor meals easier, tastier and more exciting.     Joy Wilson is well known from her blog Joy the Baker, where she shares her indulgent and comforting yet approachable recipes, inspiring home cooks of all ages to try new things. Joy is a three-time cookbook author, editor-in-chief of the bi-annual Joy the Baker Magazine, and editor-in-chief of Camp Joy, a zine inspired by Joy's viral backyard camping and cooking video series.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Saturday morning message from the 2024 Men's Retreat at Camp Joy

Saturday afternoon message from the 2024 Men's Retreat at Camp Joy

Saturday morning message from the 2024 Men's Retreat at Camp Joy

Friday evening message from the 2024 Men's Retreat at Camp Joy

Leyla Ingalls joins the pod after her 2nd Kill Tony appearance! We also talk some crazy middle school field trips to 'Camp Joy' Underground Railroad in Ohio, her hidden talent of talking with her mouth closed, some super cool acting opportunities with SlapStick Comedy & MORE! Thanks for listening! Follow @bobbybrowncomedian @leylaingallz_ @sunsetstripatxsupport the podcast here: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1960394/supportSubscribe YouTube/BobbyBTVSupport the show

Live from Camp Joy Depression 2

Live from Camp Joy Depression

Live from Camp Joy Healing 3

Live from Camp Joy Healing 2

Live from Camp Joy Healing

This week's story was sent in to us by someone who had an interesting encounter with a winged humanoid creature back in October of 1983. It took place in Watauga County, North Carolina.I was driving a Volkswagen Beetle to visit with my sister in Silverstone NC, which is off Highway 421, she said. I was around 18 years old at the time. I stopped at a stop sign off 421 where my headlights were shining directly on a barn straight ahead. That's when I saw this winged, human-like creature running alongside the front of the barn. It was around six to seven feet tall, dark, with two arms, legs, and huge wings. The creature looked like it was part bird and part man and it appeared to be wearing combat boots. Seeing this really freaked me out, so I sped away.After this I noticed the creature was following me.I made a left turn and sped up, questioning what the heck I was seeing. I heard wings flapping, looked into my driver's side mirror and could see this thing almost on top of my car following me. It kept up with my speed, which I would estimate at about 45 to 50 mph on a very curvy two-lane road. It followed behind and beside my vehicle for several miles.Eventually my engine started sputtering and seemingly the battery was being drained. The headlights started dimming as I nervously rounded curves. At this point the winged thing was flying over and pretty much clinging to the driver's side of my car. It was hitting my car and smacking into it. I didn't understand why it was on the driver's side hitting the car. I felt it was trying to get inside my vehicle and get to me I don't remember what happened immediately after this. I was out of it and came too several hours later and had gone around several curves .I don't know why or what happened after those curves, but I was really puzzled and lost. I saw a sign that read Camp Joy and I had no clue how I got off of my normal route or how I got there.When I got home I realized what the time was, I was puzzled even more by this. The trip that usually took about 20 minutes coming back from my sister's took 4 hours. When I realized all of this I felt sick! To this day I'm still not sure what happened. Big thank you to the person who sent us this story. It was pretty incredible. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ron Visser — Message from the 2023 Falls Baptist Church Men's Retreat at Camp Joy

Ron Visser — Message from the 2023 Falls Baptist Church Men's Retreat at Camp Joy

Ron Visser — Message from the 2023 Falls Baptist Church Men's Retreat at Camp Joy

Ron Visser — Message from the 2023 Falls Baptist Church Men's Retreat at Camp Joy

Ron Visser — Message from the 2023 Falls Baptist Church Men's Retreat at Camp Joy

Ron Visser — Message from the 2023 Falls Baptist Church Men's Retreat at Camp Joy

Ron Visser — Message from the 2023 Falls Baptist Church Men's Retreat at Camp Joy

Ron Visser — Message from the 2023 Falls Baptist Church Men's Retreat at Camp Joy

Sermon 3 Camp Joy

Sermon 2 Camp Joy

Sermon 1 Camp Joy

Frank Murphy's friend Mean Jean is filling in for Kathryn Frady, who is working at Opéra Louisiane in Baton Rouge.  Mean Jean's catchphrase on social media is AYYYYEEEE. Frank noticed that Jean added a ™ symbol as a joke. It's pronounced like the letter A stretched out, similar to Fonzie's catchphrase.  Frank and Mean Jean used to work at the same radio cluster. When Frank got a job on 104.9 LakeFM, he told his friend Steve to listen. Steve said the station played too much rap music, which confused Frank. It turns out that Steve was listening to Mean Jean's station, Hot 104.5.  Frank and Jean were chosen as “Leadership Champions” when they worked for The E.W. Scripps Company. Jean asks Frank to remember the five leadership principles from The Leadership Challenge by Jim Kouzes and Barry Posner. Frank said they started with the letters MICEE and recited: Model the way  Inspire shared vision  Challenge the process  Enable others to act  Encourage the heart  The leadership class went on retreat to Camp Joy in the woods of Ohio. The camp is normally used for special needs kids. For an after-hours party, Jean brought along a jar of orange Ole Smoky Moonshine. The other people barely took a sip of moonshine but Mean Jean and Frank took a big swig because they knew that the ‘shine was 40 proof or less.  As Mean Jean arrived, Frank's wife Jere was leaving with their grandson Artie Rocket. Artie wanted to go to McDonald's but Jere surprised Artie by taking him to Chuck E. Cheese.  Artie loved the songs from Something Rotten! and memorized some of the lyrics. At least two of the songs mention body parts. Frank and Jere tried to get Artie to replace the bad words with something else before he goes home to his parents.  Mean Jean lives in downtown Knoxville. One Tuesday night, Jean surprised Frank after an Einstein Simplified improv show. He snuck up behind Frank and hugged him. Mean Jean has a new rule for house guests. They are only welcome Thursday night through Monday morning. The air-conditioning at Jean's apartment is broken.  Mean Jean went to a co-worker's wedding. Frank was once that same co-worker's Secret Santa. He ordered a box of Drake's Devil Dogs online as her gift. He also bought a box for himself.  Frank bought a pole saw at ALDI and used it on Father's Day. He cut some branches that were hanging over the fence and dropping seed pods into the pool. Jere was a little worried so Frank joked, “take a picture for the obituary.” Jere started to get her phone to take a picture.  Frank always hated yard work but has been getting it done nevertheless. He has two houseplants that he has kept alive since receiving them in a sympathy floral basket from the radio cluster when his mother died.  Frank had so many fig cuttings in the Spring that he planted some in the area that his wife told him not to use. Most of them died but two have taken root and started growing. He needs to transplant them before his wife notices.  An old man approached Frank in the church parking lot and warned him to never use his key-tag remote to lock the car. The man said that criminals would intercept the radio signal and open the car while the driver is away from the vehicle. Mean Jean says he will use his car remote when he leaves Frank's house.  Jean and his friends played a game on a road trip. Each passenger could pick one CD to play in the car. Only the person who picked the CD was allowed to skip a song.  This episode is sponsored by Audible Premium Plus. Sign up for a 30-day trial and get a free premium selection that's yours to keep. Go to http://AudibleTrial.com/FrankAndFriendsShow  Support the Frank & Friends Show by purchasing some of our high-quality merchandise at https://frank-friends-show.creator-spring.com  Find us online https://www.FrankAndFriendsShow.com/  Please subscribe to our YouTube channel at https://YouTube.com/FrankAndFriendsShow  and hit the bell for notifications.  Find the audio of the show on major podcast apps including Spotify, Apple, Google, iHeart, and Audible.  Find us on social media:  https://www.facebook.com/FrankAndFriendsShow  https://www.instagram.com/FrankAndFriendsShow   https://www.twitter.com/FrankNFriendsSh  Thanks!

This was one of the most remarkable conversations I've ever had that touched me in a way I was not expecting. Never have I experienced such wisdom and insight from stories of the unimaginable horrors of war. My guest this week is Joy Kogawa. Joy is the author best known for her 1981 classic novel "Obasan", based on Joy and her family's forced relocation to Japanese internment camps during the Second World War. She was made a member of the Order of Canada, the Order of B.C., the Order of the Rising Sun, and has received seven honorary doctorates in literature, law, and divinity from several Canadian universities. The lessons Joy has learned in her life are truly magnificent and we can learn a lot from her. I hope this conversation touches you as profoundly as it touched me and you take something away from it.

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to work at a Christian camp? Well in this episode will answer some of those questions as we talk to Lori Sado who handles promotions for Camp Joy,  manages their coffee shop, and handles a myriad of other duties around the camp. Listen now whenever you get your Podcasts.Camp Joy: https://www.campjoy.org/

Listen to our Sunday messages here. Learn more about Crossroads Church at www.ccmonline.org

Listen to our Sunday messages here. Learn more about Crossroads Church at www.ccmonline.org

Jackie Reau, CEO of Game Day, a media and marketing agency, has more than 25 years of experience and specializes in strategic communications planning, social media strategy and crisis management. Before co-founding the company in 2002 with former ESPN Anchor Betsy Ross, Jackie worked in healthcare at The Christ Hospital and as director of marketing at the Cincinnati Art Museum. Jackie is an adjunct professor at Xavier University where she teaches event management in the sports administration graduate program. She is also active in the community serving on boards of the following: Camp Joy, Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati, Mt. Saint Joseph University, Ohio University Foundation Board, Reds Community Fund and YWCA of Greater Cincinnati. Jackie earned a bachelor's degree in journalism from the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism at Ohio University and a master's in sports administration at Ohio University. She has also studied at the Harvard Business School earning a certificate in Non-Profit Management and at Northwestern University earning a certificate in Digital Marketing and Artificial Intelligence. She holds a Master Certificate in Sports Gambling Education from Ohio University. Jackie has been instrumental in Cincinnati's pursuit of being a host site for World Cup 2026, and is a member of the Local Organizing Committee for the World Cup Bid.

Recorded Jul 26 1991

Elana Boulos is  the CEO of Camp Joy. Camp Joy is a virtual social experience for adult individuals and teams who want to take a break in their day to prioritize joy. They are very proud to share that past campers' joy levels increased 22.5% during a 5-Day Joy Session at Camp Joy.At Camp Joy, they have two types of programming - Corporate Camp helps companies build and strengthen their culture by reigniting and refocusing a team's productivity. Individual Camp is a virtual experience where you can come to unwind, make new friends, and cultivate maximum joy.To learn more about Elana Boulos and Camp Joy, you can check out the links below.Website - https://www.campjoylovesyou.com/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/campjoylovesyou/LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/campjoylovesyouFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/Camp-Joy-106924127872762YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwuZDZwPQN54LkA6BiswSXg/featuredEmail - elana@campjoylovesyou.comConnect with Rob Napoli: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rise-up-coaching-llc/We have teamed up with Phin, a social impact marketing firm, to give back for each episode. To learn more, visit: https://app.phinforgood.com.

A message preached by Pastor Billy Ingram at the 2021 Men's Retreat at Camp Joy.

A message preached by Pastor Billy Ingram at the 2021 Men's Retreat at Camp Joy.

A message preached by Pastor Billy Ingram at the 2021 Men's Retreat at Camp Joy.

Billy E. Ingram — A message preached by Pastor Billy Ingram at the 2021 Men's Retreat at Camp Joy.

Billy E. Ingram — A message preached by Pastor Billy Ingram at the 2021 Men's Retreat at Camp Joy.

Billy E. Ingram — A message preached by Pastor Billy Ingram at the 2021 Men's Retreat at Camp Joy.

Billy E. Ingram — A message preached by Pastor Billy Ingram at the 2021 Men's Retreat at Camp Joy.

Billy E. Ingram — A message preached by Pastor Billy Ingram at the 2021 Men's Retreat at Camp Joy.

Billy E. Ingram — A message preached by Pastor Billy Ingram at the 2021 Men's Retreat at Camp Joy.

A message preached by Pastor Billy Ingram at the 2021 Men's Retreat at Camp Joy.

Billy E. Ingram — A message preached by Pastor Billy Ingram at the 2021 Men's Retreat at Camp Joy.

Billy E. Ingram — A message preached by Pastor Billy Ingram at the 2021 Men's Retreat at Camp Joy.

For episode 45 of the "50 Baptist You Should Know" Series, we will discuss the ministry of Lee Roberson. Most know Dr. Lee Roberson for his pastorate of Highland Park Baptist Church in Chattanooga, TN.  God lead him to take the pastorate in 1942.  He would pastor this church for over 40 years. During this time, God also lead him to start Tennessee Temple University, where hundreds of preachers were trained for ministry. Also, Lee Roberson began Camp Joy to reach thousands of children with the Gospel.  Camp Joy started in memory of Lee Roberson's youngest daughter, Joy, who died soon after birth. Listen along as we discuss how God used the ministry of Lee Roberson.

In this episode, we discuss both the merits and drawbacks of two of our favorite activities! Camp and missions trips! We love both, but we do discuss some of the harder parts of each, but we don't leave out the immense benefits that we and our teens have learned from such activities.Camp Joy - https://www.campjoy.orgOrigami Pour-over https://www.darkmattercoffee.com/products/origami-pour-overKalita wave - https://www.amazon.com/Kalita-5033-Wave-185-Drippers/dp/B000X1AM0YFellow Stagg - https://fellowproducts.com/products/staggekgTake the Coffee: https://takethecoffee.buzzsprout.comTake the Coffee Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/takethecoffeepodcastEmail us: takethecoffeepodcast@gmail.com

What happens when creative people in the prime of their careers get halted by a global pandemic? They get creative! Elana Boulos and Katherine Wilkinson are the incredible founders of Camp Joy, a startup they founded in the midst of the pandemic. They took the skillsets they have built up and applied them into a whole new arena to benefit others and bring joy to their lives every single day. You’re going to hear their journey, and how they are working to build self-worth in themselves as entrepreneurs.   Take Action: Learn more and find complete show notes for every episode at www.yourbadassjourney.com Follow the podcast on Instagram for more tips, advice, and inspiration: @yourbadassjourneypodcast Get your SLP Mastery Workbook   Connect with Camp Joy: Website: campjoylovesyou.com Instagram: @campjoylovesyou Facebook: facebook.com/camp.joy.900 LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/campjoylovesyou   Connect with Kareen: Website: kareenwalsh.com Instagram: @kareenzwalsh Facebook: facebook.com/CoachKareenWalsh Twitter: @kareenzwalsh LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/kareenwalsh   Your Badass Journey is a production of Crate Media

Defund CPD?, Camp Joy, New Work Force, Baseball is back and 3 Things

Pandemic: Early Spring in the Northern Hemisphere, the year is 2020 and that means no matter where you are in the world, you and your loved ones are in the midst of pandemic from COVID-19, also known as the Wuhan Corona Virus. From the bottom of my heart, I hope the My Spouse Died Too podcast gives you a brief diversion. I pray God gives you patience, peace, wisdom, and discernment. In this episode, Tom struggles with not having spent a quiet moment with his just passed wife Tina. Now, 8 years later, if Tina can hear Tom, what might Tom tell her, and if Tina can answer, what might Tom ask? Tom describes his freak wedding ring accident. Seeing Joy through the cracks. How Tom’s heart melted. The unexpected counterintuitive question you’ll want to ask yourself in front of a mirror. Your answer might uplift, confuse, or crush you. The good news is, you get to choose. And that’s bitchin'! Important Bullets: How My Wedding Ring Hung Me Why I Didn’t Hold Her One Last Time Last Moment with My Wife What I’d Tell My Late Spouse If She Could Hear What I’d Ask My Late Spouse If She Could Answer Can Life Be More Beautiful? Why Fun Feels Artificial Dr. Jordan Peterson - How to Find Beauty in Life Camp Joy - Maggie’s Promo Video Link Winter Warlock and The Choo Choo How She Melted My Heart Cinderella Steven Curtis Chapman Joy…I Felt It Before Express Gratitude Thanks for listening. You can help Camp-Joy continue the same work that helped Tom’s daughter Maggie. Here’s the website link so you can donate:   Camp-Joy.org. Here's Camp Joy - Maggie's Promo Video Link. How is COVID-19 affecting you? Tell me at myspousediedtoo@gmail.com. Please consider helping the widowed. Here’s how. You can help the widowed decide if the podcast makes sense for them. Because this Ain’t Your Grandma's Grief Group, some people are uncomfortable with our raw conversations. So, please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes. It takes less than 2 minutes and you help the widowed decide if the podcast might make sense for them. Just tap the highlighted link to get to the review part. Thanks for helping, ~ Emeric My Spouse Died Too podcast, images, logos, artwork copyright © 2019-2020 by Emeric McCleary. Music and lyrics © 2019-2020 by Emeric McCleary and Elena McCleary.

Luis and Zayd join us in Camp Joy to discuss current events and the first half of a wild ride. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Luis Arellano joins Zayd Gavino in the Camp Joy studio where they speak everything from Chicano life to music and happiness. Join us as we explore music, happiness and our futures in the attention lacking, hyperactive show...ADHD and More!

This week Jessica Baron talks to another local leader who is making a huge impact.  Jen Eismeier, Executive Director of Camp Joy and Jessica talk about:  An embarrassing moment that turned into a poignant lesson (4:45) How you leaders of small non-profits can impact their more experienced peers in significant ways (6:40) How to deal with the pressure of leading today knowing you stand on the shoulders of giants who came before you (19:44) How Jen deals with the pressure of being at the top and still feeling like she deserves a seat at the table (22:21) Hear how Camp Joy disrupts behavior patterns with it’s unique programs for adult and children. (14:20)  LISTEN NOW “What we do at Camp Joy really well is we meet people where they are.” #campjoy #securingthefuture #talentmagnet

Message given by Tim Rabon at Camp Joy during our 2019 Men's Retreat

Message given by Tim Rabon at Camp Joy during our 2019 Men's Retreat

Message given by Tim Rabon at Camp Joy during our 2019 Men's Retreat

Tim Rabon — Message given by Tim Rabon at Camp Joy during our 2019 Men's Retreat

Tim Rabon — Message given by Tim Rabon at Camp Joy during our 2019 Men's Retreat

Tim Rabon — Message given by Tim Rabon at Camp Joy during our 2019 Men's Retreat

Message given by Tim Rabon at Camp Joy during our 2019 Men's Retreat

Tim Rabon — Message given by Tim Rabon at Camp Joy during our 2019 Men's Retreat

Lisa Knutson LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisa-knutson-b626112 Lisa Knutson is the Executive Vice President/Chief Financial Officer of The E.W. Scripps Company.Lisa leads the company's financial operations; corporate development; enterprise-wide strategic planning; and manages company-wide functions including IT, risk management and corporate communications.Lisa was Scripps’ chief strategy officer and, before that, served as chief administrative officer from 2011 to 2017, overseeing corporate development and strategic planning and managing company-wide functions including consumer insights, human resources and information technology. Lisa played a key role in the merger-and-spinoff deal between Scripps and Journal Communications in 2015, including overseeing the transition and integration processes.Lisa previously served as senior vice president of human resources, where she focused on strategic oversight of all aspects of human resources. Before joining Scripps in 2005, Lisa was a vice president at Fifth Third Bank, where she oversaw HR operations.Lisa began her career at Arthur Andersen, LLP, where she worked in both the audit and tax departments before becoming a business consultant to small and emerging businesses. In between two stints at Arthur Andersen Lisa worked as the CFO/head of administration for start-up environmental consulting firm, PSARA Technologies, Inc. In this capacity, she was responsible for raising money, debt, and handing all financial, legal and administrative matters. Her final assignment at Arthur Anderson was as the director of audit operations for the Great Lakes Market Circle.She holds a bachelor’s degree in accountancy from Miami University.Lisa is the founding chairperson for the Human Resources Outsourcing Association’s Mid-Market Special Interest Group. She is a member of the Society for Human Resource Management, the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and the Ohio Society of Certified Public Accountants.Lisa serves as a corporate director for WesBanco, Inc. (WSBC) in Wheeling, West Virginia, and is a member of the compensation committee. She also serves on the board of the Cincinnati Regional Chamber and is a member of its Executive Committee.She is a board member of TriHealth as well as Bethesda Inc., where she also serves as chairperson for the Grants Committee. She is also a board member at Talbert House and Camp Joy in Cincinnati. She is a trustee for the Scripps Howard Foundation; and a member of the United Way Tocqueville Society.Lisa was recognized in 2017 by the YWCA Greater Cincinnati as a Career Woman of Achievement; in 2011 by the Cincinnati Chamber as a WE Celebrate Corporate Woman of the Year runner up; in 2009 by the Human Resources Outsourcing Association for Mid-Market Buyer Executive of the Year and for Mid-Market Customer Relationship of the Year (awarded to Scripps and ADP); and in 2008 also by HROA for Sourcing Relationship of the Year (awarded to Scripps). In this episode, we chat about: -The original career she thought she'd have her whole life -Her husband acting as a stay-at-home dad in the early 90s and what that did for her -Her passion for entrepreneurs -Timing and risks and the impact of both in her life -Her chance meeting with a former colleague and what happened next -The three things that motivate her the most -The terrifying project she said YES to leading - Her involvement with various organizations to fulfill her need to make a difference in the world and her way of choosing with intentionality -The importance of women supporting other women in the corporate world -Women in the boardroom -Her tips for women as they move along their career journey and the quote she loves  

Lee Cruz is a case manager at the Camp Joy Recovery Housing facility which is operated by the YMCA of Berks County. Lee says he was a previous resident at the YMCA, after receiving his 3rd DUI, before becoming a case manager. Today, a person in long- time recovery, Lee says he believes in the value of one person helping another. Individuals who come to Camp Joy are oftentimes involved with the criminal justice system. “Guys coming to Camp Joy are coming from a place they really don’t want to be.” Support, goal planning, skill building, counseling, and so much more are available to those participating in the housing program. Lee says, residents may enter the housing program hesitant and reluctant at first but eventually leave with new perspectives and purpose. “Working with people with these issues helps me stay clean… reminds me when I was in that chair needing help.”

In this episode, Cliff and Stephanie talk about the following: – Broken routine with school transportation. – 10,000 steps and productivity – What is happening with Veronica Mars Podcast? – Jamie Butler asked about Agents of Shield – Tomorrow People Update – Technology hates Stephanie – TV talk- Halloween – Camp Joy – Dallas / […]

In this episode, Cliff and Stephanie talk about the following: – Broken routine with school transportation. – 10,000 steps and productivity – What is happening with Veronica Mars Podcast? – Jamie Butler asked about Agents of Shield – Tomorrow People Update – Technology hates Stephanie – TV talk- Halloween – Camp Joy – Dallas / […]