Podcasts about children's minister

One of the key findings in the Waitangi Tribunal’s investigation into Oranga Tamariki has found the Crown “guilty of direct and sustained breaches of Māori Treaty rights”. It condemns the state's harmful intrusion into the lives of whānau Māori, and policy that has been dominated by efforts to assimilate Māori to Pākehā ways, while praising the resilience of individual Māori and whānau in the face of systemic racism and deprivation. The Waitangi Tribunal has urged the Crown to step back and allow Māori to reclaim their space. Its key recommendation is the establishment of a Māori Transition Authority, with the goal of identifying and implementing the changes needed to eliminate state care of tamariki & pepi Māori. But it stopped short of recommending Oranga Tamariki be abolished.

As many as one in six young people now experience mental health problems ranging from depression to self-harm and anorexia. The situation’s got worse over the last year during the pandemic leading some doctors to warn that this is just the “tip of the iceberg” with a “timebomb” on the horizon. The children’s Minister Vicky Ford talks to Emma Barnett about the issues and how Children's and Mental Health Services around the UK are coping as well about her own battles with anorexia whilst growing up. With almost every elderly care home resident in Scotland now vaccinated and the three-week period to build immunity reached, relatives are calling on the government in Scotland, public health teams and care homes, to let residents see at least one close relative or friend in a more natural and regular way. The Broken Hearts campaign is led by Care Home Relatives Scotland, a Facebook group with 1700 members. Twenty three year old, Lucy Challenor is one of those. She explains the impact of having a mother and a grandmother in a care home with very little access. Are you a fan of sexy books? Jilly Cooper and Jackie Collins inspired Daisy Buchanan to write her first novel 'Insatiable' about the sexual adventures of Violet. She joins Emma to discuss writing fiction about female desire. Presented by Emma Barnett Producer: Louise Corley Editor: Karen Dalziel

As Oranga Tamariki faces a future under new leadership, the Children's Minister says partnership with Maori is essential.CEO Grainne Moss has stood down.Sir Wira Gardiner will be acting chief executive from March.Minister Kelvin Davis told Healther Du Plessis-Allan power and resources need to be shifted to Maori.And he wants Oranga Tamariki to be more regionally-focused, as needs differ around the country.Davis couldn't say whether the outgoing CEO had received a pay out.He says it's not something he asked about, as it's not important to him - and it's a matter for the State Services Commissioner.Davis says his role is making sure Oranga Tamariki meets the needs of families and children.LISTEN ABOVE

Interviews & Discussions with Ministers, Missionaries, Musicians, and More serving on the Kingdom frontlines. Host: RSM Director, Tom Weaver.

E.103 - Was the prophet Ezekiel a children’s minister and not even know it? According to a deep observance to scripture and comparison to Kidmin protocol, it’s possible the guy may have drawn kids to his God ordained style. Yes, at the age of about 30, God told Ezekiel to minister a lot like us Kidmin do today. It’s the kind of topic that makes you want to say, “Huh!” Podjinks - w/Travis Toy Box - Benge on Ice Cream & Pop Fizzics LISTEN NOW —> https://soundcloud.com/moc5/snd-e-103-was-ezekiel-a Visit our in-house sponsors...

Coming up on Te Waonui - The Gisborne District Council backtracks on installing two small-scale models of Captain Cook's ship without seeking iwi consultation, the lead of the M�ori review into Oranga Tamariki is appalled the Children's Minister says she wasn't asked to do anything with the report, and a Christchurch gallery has pulled down controversial art after complaints the works appropriated M�ori culture.

Has there been a time in your life as parents where you feel like you have failed your kids because you keep forgetting to have family bible time? Often times most of us struggle off and on with spiritual discipline. You have the best intentions but life happens and it slips your mind and you forget. Listen to our Children's Minister, Donald Jackson, as he shares tips on how to have intentional time in God's word with your family.

How should we present technology to our kids? What about using it as a tool to connect with our kids? Listen to our Children's Minister, Donald Jackson, as he shares insights on how to deal with technology amongst your kids.

Ed and Jam are back with Sandy Galea who has been touring the UK with Ed, speaking and answering questions at The Big Day Out. Sandy is the Children's Minister at MBM, Sydney, Australia. In this episode, Ed and Jam talk to Sandy about giving children young people a heart for God's Word, for prayer and for the lost plus lots more besides.If you have any questions or comments, please get in touch with us at podcast@faithinkids.org. We won't read out your emails on the podcast if you don't want us to, but we'd love to hear your stories and feedback.Please prayerfully consider making a donation to the ministry of Faith in Kids.The Faith in Parents podcast is for parents who want to read the Bible with their kids, from toddlers to teens - and to see churches resources and equipped for work with children and young people. For more information on Faith in Kids, go to Faithinkids.org Produced by James CaryTheme Music: Where We Come From by Jonathan Roye Performed By EvermoreSupport the show (http://www.faithinkids.org)

July 28, 2019- Corey Briix, Children's Minister

Ed and Jam talk to Sandy Galea who has been touring the UK with Ed, speaking and answering questions at The Big Day Out. Sandy is the Children's Minister at MBM, Sydney, Australia. In this episode, Ed and Jam talk to Sandy about reading the Bible and praying with your children in the early years.If you have any questions or comments, please get in touch with us at podcast@faithinkids.org. We won't read out your emails on the podcast if you don't want us to, but we'd love to hear your stories and feedback.Please prayerfully consider making a donation to the ministry of Faith in Kids.The Faith in Parents podcast is for parents who want to read the Bible with their kids, from toddlers to teens - and to see churches resources and equipped for work with children and young people. For more information on Faith in Kids, go to Faithinkids.org Produced by James CaryTheme Music: Where We Come From by Jonathan Roye Performed By EvermoreSupport the show (http://www.faithinkids.org)

Helping young people stay connected and supported is a key part of the Government's latest announcement.More than $150 million is being invested over the next four years into a new support service to help young people transition from state care into adulthood.The funding's expected to help about 3000 young people aged 18 to 25.It will also fund those aged over 18 to remain with their caregiver up to the age of 21.Children's Minister, Tracey Martin, told Kate Hawkesby it's designed to ensure no one has to figure it out for themselves.She says it's important they have someone to turn to for help when they encounter milestones in their lives like signing their first lease agreement.Martin says it's hard to know exactly how many people will require the service, given 50 per cent of young people feel they don't have support elsewhere.

Caroline and April discuss discipleship and then they get to know Pastor Chad Smith, our new-ish Children's Minister. He is the MOST fun, so don't miss the party with Pastor Chad!

Our level of thankfulness reveals the condition of our hearts, shapes how we relate to other and determines the direction of our ministry.  In this episode we will discover three things that may hinder our gratitude and three "turkey busters" that will stop these selfish turkeys in our lives and children's ministries.

What do you think when you hear the term ‘network marketing’ or ‘MLM’?  Do you feel excited about the possibilities available? Or is it followed with an eye roll and a disbelief that real success is actually possible? Maybe it’s met with confusion or frustration at your own attempts to make an income from this business model?  Wherever you are on the scale, I’m so excited to introduce you to Shannon Blas - National Vice President, Arbonne Independent Consultant. Shannon’s story is incredible! She’ll share how she went from never even having a thought cross her mind about becoming a network marketer to becoming one of the top earners with Arbonne. Her story will clear up any disbelief or confusion you may have about whether or not someone can have genuine success with network marketing.   Shannon is so authentic and a true leader. This interview is full of so many nuggets of wisdom that can be applied to any MLM or entrepreneur’s journey! In this episode, you’ll hear   Shannon’s own story of how she went from real estate agent to a successful consultant with Arbonne Why network marketing creates leverage allowing you to grow your income but not your hours A peak inside her daily life and how network marketing allows her a lifestyle of choice How personal growth and duplication have been the key to her success How she spent 6 years stuck at one level and the mindset shift that changed everything Her top tips for achieving genuine success no matter which company you choose to work with The simple system she uses to manage her business that even the most non-techy person can duplicate How she chooses to lead by example so she can truly support her growing team   Links from this episode: Shannon Blas website: ShannonBlas.Arbonne.com Shannon Blas Facebook: facebook.com/shannon.shabelblas Shannon Blas Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shannonblas/   Books: The Flip Flop CEO The 4 Year Career Miracle Morning The 15 Laws of Growth Compound Effect   Don’t miss it! My FREE Habit Mastery MasterClass is just 1 week away! On July 7th at 10am PST, I’ll be hosting a free LIVE Habit Mastery MasterClass. We will dive even deeper into practical ways to implement habit mastery using the power of the brain. You’ll receive a free copy of my Habit Mastery Planner so you can create a step by step plan for every habit you want to create. Register for this free class at http://drshannonirvine.com/habit   Connect with Shannon Facebook | Instagram | Epic Success Website   Join the Epic Tribe to get all of Dr. Shannon’s exclusive content she reserves only for her tribe! Did you know that Shannon is also the founder and director of Mosaic Vision Ministries? This organization is powerfully changing the lives of HIV/AIDS orphans in Uganda. To learn more, visit MosaicVision.org or follow Mosaic on Facebook.   Subscribe to the Epic Success Podcast today!! SUBSCRIBE ON ITUNES SUBSCRIBE ON STITCHER SUBSCRIBE ON GOOGLE PLAY SUBSCRIBE ON ANDROID   Next week: Kelly Thorne Gore refers to herself as accidental entrepreneur. 10 years ago when she started iBloom, she was on a mission to inspire and empower women. She quickly realized as a single 24-year-old, former Children's Minister, that she also had to become a smart, savvy business woman. And, she did just that and was even named the 2009 Coaching Entrepreneur of the Year. Kelly is the author of iChoose2 Love My Life, iBloom in Business, and the iBloom Life & Business Planner. She is passionate about using her experience and training to equip women to be successful in business while living a life they love.   Coming soon: I will be interviewing the incredible Dana Malstaff of Boss- Moms! She shares how she uses a One Bucket Approach to her business and life integration and how she built a raving fan community of over 20,000. I will also be talking with the amazing Pat Flynn of Smart Passive Income. His podcast reaches hundreds of thousands of people every week. He calls himself the crash test dummy of online business. He is also my personal mentor in the podcast and business building space.  

This episode Becky Perry rejoins the guys to talk about discipling kids.  Becky is the Children's Minister at Troy Christian Church in Troy, OH and we talk everything from transitioning ministries to when is the right time for kids to make a decision for Jesus.  It's practical, informative, and a great testimony of God moving!  If you want to get a hold of Becky and pick her brain about Children's Ministry or just send her gifts she can be reached at kids@troycc.org  

Children's Minister, Keith Massengill, will preach on what it looks like to be a Christ follower and how we should "makeover" our lives to look more like Christ.

Rev. Katy Cuthill Steinberg is the pastor of a creative church plant in Florida called Missing Peace. She studied at Columbia Theological Seminary, The University of Dubuque Theological Seminary, and The University of Florida. Ordained in the Presbyterian Church (USA), Katy previously served as the Children's Minister at Port Orange Presbyterian Church. Katy's ministry with Missing Peace will give you ideas about church and ministry as well as challenge your thinking about faith and who God is, perhaps especially where God is.

Join our Children's Minister as he bring a message from Matthew 14:22-36 entitled Step Up and Step Out.

There are three questions that we must ask ourselves on a regular basis. These questions will help us stay focused and effective when reaching kids. Music Credit: Bensound.com

Join our Children's Minister, Chris "Tiny" Seely as he looks at the question, "Why does God allow pain and suffering?" during our 11:00 AM worship service.

David Dodwell, our Youth and Children's Minister, continues our DNA series by concluding our two-part focus on Creativity. Our DNA series will run throughout the summer as we take a look at each of our Wellspring Church values

Darryl Sinclair Confess Your Sins to One Another Family and Children's Minister at Hassocks URC