Podcasts about caring ministries

Dane Clark has worked for 15 years for Arizona Baptist Children's Services and Caring Ministries, in Tucson, AZ. They offer foster care, counseling, pregnancy centers, food and clothing resources and life development for men with addictions and incarceration – those who have been cast aside by society and who Christ calls “the least of these.” Dane shares what it’s like working in a spiritual hotzone – and how critical prayer is.

Highlights this week. Interviews may be abbreviated. For the date and hour podcast to hear more, see the note (0:00) Former President Donald Trump survives assassination attempt-one person was killed and two seriously injured [Jul 15, Hr 1] (12:08) Dr. JoAnn di Filippo [Jul 15, Hr 2] (23:55) Danny Sawaya, Tucson Strength, and Josh Hanna with Caring Ministries--realities of the fentanyl crisis and Caring Ministries work to help people out of all sorts of crisis situations [Jul 16, Hr 1] (35:09) Epoch Times: Mississippi schools are getting it right [Jul 16, Hr 2] (41:58) Dan Shearer, Editor GV News. Sometime Supervisor Matt Heinz, juggling four jobs, manages to get locked out of his own meeting [Jul 17, Hr 1] (47:27) Pima County Board of Supervisors discuss the Mosaic Quarter project: revenue projections from UA Club Hockey and potential liability to taxpayers [Jul 17, Hr 2] (59:41) US Rep David Schweikert: How does Donald Trump reintroduce himself to voters at the convention? [Jul 18, Hr 2] (1:04:25) John Malcolm, The Heritage Foundation, on how the Trump classified documents case was dismissed [Jul 18, Hr 2] (1:20:13) Linda from Triangle T Guest Ranch and Mehdi from Zee FarmZ garlic farm on the Garlic Festival July 27-28 (excerpt of full interview) [Jul 19, Hr 2]

Danny Sawaya Tucson Strength tucsonstrength.com Josh Hanna Caring Ministries wearecaring.org The real problems or homelessness and addiction that Josh sees in his Caring Ministries and the ways he and his team are working to help them solve.

Danny Sawaya, Tucson Strength tucsonstrength.com Josh Hanna, Caring Ministries wearecaring.org Physical and spiritual fitness

In this episode of Crosswinds Unleashed, Pastor Craig Cooper sits down with Karen Busby, the Caring Ministries Pastor at Crosswinds church. Craig and Karen discuss everything coming up in Caring Ministries this fall at Crosswinds!Visit us online: crosswinds.church

Located in the heart of Council Bluffs, IA, the Community of Christ Caring Ministries Thrift Store and Food Pantry has been serving the people of the community since the ‘70s, and there's no end in sight. Between 2 and 3 thousand families a year are served by this incredible ministry. Join host Carla Long, as she sits down with the Caring Ministries Executive Director, Ken Juel, to hear how lives are being changed because of the generosity of donors and the hard work of the staff and volunteers. Lots of things in life change, but the fact that there are always those who will benefit from ministries like this is not likely to change any time soon.  Follow Community of Christ Thrift Store and Food Pantry, Council Bluffs, IA on Facebook! Download TranscriptThanks for listening to Project Zion Podcast!Follow us on Facebook and Instagram!Intro and Outro music used with permission: “For Everyone Born,” Community of Christ Sings #285. Music © 2006 Brian Mann, admin. General Board of Global Ministries t/a GBGMusik, 458 Ponce de Leon Avenue, Atlanta, GA 30308. copyright@umcmission.org “The Trees of the Field,” Community of Christ Sings # 645, Music © 1975 Stuart Dauerman, Lillenas Publishing Company (admin. Music Services). All music for this episode was performed by Dr. Jan Kraybill, and produced by Chad Godfrey. NOTE: The series that make up the Project Zion Podcast explore the unique spiritual and theological gifts Community of Christ offers for today's world. Although Project Zion Podcast is a Ministry of Community of Christ. The views and opinions expressed in this episode are those speaking and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Community of Christ.

This week on Clear Lake Connections Podcast presented by UTMB Health: Meet Suzy Domingo, Executive Director, Interfaith Caring Ministries In this week's Suzy tells the listeners the mission of Interfaith Caring Ministries and the history of this amazing nonprofit. Suzy explains the many different ways that they help people in the community from monetary help, to clothes and furniture, food pantries, or connecting their clients to someone who can further help them. Lasty, Suzy tells the listeners they ways that the community can give back and help them, either by volunteering, donating money or items, or shopping at their retail shop. For more information about Interfaith Caring Ministries go to www.icmtx.org

In this episode, Rob sits down with a pair of Assistant Directors with the Skandalaris Center for Interdisciplinary Innovation & Entrepreneurship dedicated to fostering and empowering an inclusive community that finds opportunities in problems and transforms ideas into action. The center builds an ecosystem of education, research, and resources that engages all WashU students, faculty, alumni, and staff as entrepreneurial leaders and collaborators. Joining Rob to talk about the Skandalaris Center are Assistant Director of Programs Jessica Weldon and Assistant Director of Venture Development Cyril Loum. We talk about their journeys from towns both near and far, some amazing startup-stories or startups launched by WashU students, as well as their advice for current students looking to connect with resources at the Skandalaris Center. We also talk about Cyril's life-changing non-profit in Caring Ministries, Inc. and Jessica's role as a 4-year advisor in the College of Arts & Sciences. Don't miss this episode if you want to learn how to connect ideas and launch businesses in St. Louis and beyond!

Rev. Doug Meyer is Assoc. Pastor of Caring Ministries at Trietsch, and today he shares the meaning behind Maundy Thursday. He finds this story of Jesus's last night with his disciples so meaningful because we get to see the humanity of Jesus in a way we hadn't seen before. Where have your feet been? If Jesus offered to wash your feet today, would you let him?

Rev. Doug Meyer is Assoc. Pastor of Caring Ministries at Trietsch, and today he shares the meaning behind Maundy Thursday. He finds this story of Jesus's last night with his disciples so meaningful because we get to see the humanity of Jesus in a way we hadn't seen before. Where have your feet been? If Jesus offered to wash your feet today, would you let him?

Rev. Doug Meyer is the Assoc. Pastor of Caring Ministries at Trietsch and admits that he is just now figuring out fasting. In all of his years of ministry, he is still trying to learn how fasting can help him grow closer to God. Bottom line... it's okay to not have it figured out!

Rev. Doug Meyer is the Assoc. Pastor of Caring Ministries at Trietsch and admits that he is just now figuring out fasting. In all of his years of ministry, he is still trying to learn how fasting can help him grow closer to God. Bottom line... it's okay to not have it figured out! Check out more Lenten resources at TMUMC.ORG/lent.

What biases do you carry with you? Which ones are you aware of? Which ones are you unaware of? Our unconscious biases shape us in ways we aren't even aware of, and can even get in the way of us developing in the way God desires for us. A sermon on World Communion Sunday by Rev. Dr. Jane Holtzclaw, Parish Associate for Caring Ministries at First Presbyterian Church, Lincoln Nebraska

Join us as we look at how our own lives and personal relationship with God affect our dealing with stress as well as how we engage in the dynamics of issues and people's needs during this time. A sermon by Rev. Dr. Jane Holtzclaw, Parish Associate for Caring Ministries, at First Presbyterian Church in Lincoln, Nebraska.

Caring Ministries Sunday Don & Cathy Gomber June 7, 2020

Caring Ministries Sunday Don & Cathy Gomber June 7, 2020

On this Sunday after Easter, the Rev. Dr. Jane Holtzclaw, explore this new thing that God is doing. Jane is the Parish Associate for Caring Ministries at First Presbyterian Church of Lincoln, Nebraska.

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One of the Enneagram numbers most requested by our listeners is the #1! And today we have a very special Enneagram One for you!   Ian and Suzanne's guest is Ramsey Patton. She is a former lawyer, and now the Associate Pastor of Caring Ministries at Highland Park United Methodist Church in Dallas, TX. As part of her pastoral role, she leads a weekly worship service for the special needs community called, The Feast.   As a healthy One, Ramsey has committed her life to serving others, and we know you are going to love what she has to say.

Caring Ministries Sunday May 31, 2015

Caring Ministries Sunday May 31, 2015

Mike Morgan, Senior Director of Caring Ministries, helps us envision the reactions of Jesus and his disciples to the events of Thursday, the day before Christ was crucified. Christ shows the disciples what deep grief is: the war between willing spirit and weak flesh. It is a universal struggle from which we can not only learn about Christ's suffering, but about what it means to be faithful and present for our own neighbors in need.

Mike Morgan, Senior Director of Caring Ministries, helps us envision the reactions of Jesus and his disciples to the events of Thursday, the day before Christ was crucified. Christ shows the disciples what deep grief is: the war between willing spirit and weak flesh. It is a universal struggle from which we can not only learn about Christ's suffering, but about what it means to be faithful and present for our own neighbors in need.

Mike Morgan, Senior Director of Caring Ministries, helps us envision the reactions of Jesus and his disciples to the events of Thursday, the day before Christ was crucified. Christ shows the disciples what deep grief is: the war between willing spirit and weak flesh. It is a universal struggle from which we can not only learn about Christ's suffering, but about what it means to be faithful and present for our own neighbors in need.

Mike Morgan, Senior Director of Caring Ministries, helps us envision the reactions of Jesus and his disciples to the events of Thursday, the day before Christ was crucified. Christ shows the disciples what deep grief is: the war between willing spirit and weak flesh. It is a universal struggle from which we can not only learn about Christ's suffering, but about what it means to be faithful and present for our own neighbors in need.

Senior Director of Caring Ministries, Mike Morgan, walks us through how resting brings us to an opportunity to remember and be grateful. Rest is frequently unrecognized as a gift from God, so much so that he commanded we rest in the ten commandments. Rest slows us down enough to remember our blessings, and to be grateful that God is everywhere, is good, and is our advocate.

Senior Director of Caring Ministries, Mike Morgan, walks us through how resting brings us to an opportunity to remember and be grateful. Rest is frequently unrecognized as a gift from God, so much so that he commanded we rest in the ten commandments. Rest slows us down enough to remember our blessings, and to be grateful that God is everywhere, is good, and is our advocate.

Senior Director of Caring Ministries, Mike Morgan, walks us through how resting brings us to an opportunity to remember and be grateful. Rest is frequently unrecognized as a gift from God, so much so that he commanded we rest in the ten commandments. Rest slows us down enough to remember our blessings, and to be grateful that God is everywhere, is good, and is our advocate.

Senior Director of Caring Ministries, Mike Morgan, walks us through how resting brings us to an opportunity to remember and be grateful. Rest is frequently unrecognized as a gift from God, so much so that he commanded we rest in the ten commandments. Rest slows us down enough to remember our blessings, and to be grateful that God is everywhere, is good, and is our advocate.

Caring Ministries Sunday June 1, 2014

Caring Ministries Sunday June 1, 2014

Caring Ministries Sunday June 2, 2013

Caring Ministries Sunday June 2, 2013

Caring Ministries Appreciation Sunday June 3, 2012

Caring Ministries Appreciation Sunday June 3, 2012

Rev. James Cook, Pastor of Caring Ministries at Church at the Crossing, Luke 17:11-19