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Today's phone-in: our paint and stain expert Jim White takes your questions. But first, we hear from architect Syd Dumaresq about renewed efforts to save l'Eglise Sainte-Anne in Church Point.
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Father Mark E. Thibodeaux, SJ, was born and raised in the town of Church Point, Louisiana. He entered the Jesuits in 1988. He holds degrees in Philosophy, Psychology and Theology from Loyola University of New Orleans and Weston School of Theology in Cambridge, Massachusetts. After his ordination to the priesthood, he worked in Jesuit secondary schools for nine years. In 2007, he began working for the Jesuit Novitiate in Grand Coteau, La. In 2018, after a decade of service as Novice Director, he left that work to become pastor of Holy Name of Jesus Church in New Orleans. He is the author of six books on prayer and spirituality, including the Armchair Mystic and Ascending with Ignatius www.talkingjoy.com
Welcome to Friday's episode of the Sports Scouting Report! Today, Lee interviews Jeffrey Miller, a super fan of high school football from Church Point and beyond. Be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel, and follow us wherever you get your podcasts. Thanks for watching!
We recently had an amazing time talking with Jessica Landry from Church Point Community Development, diving into her passion for volunteering and the organization's impact on the town over the years. It was incredible to reminisce about the beginnings of community development with the construction of a playground and witness how it has blossomed into what it is today. Get ready to learn about their upcoming fundraiser, Buggytown Get Down, and all the exciting activities planned for it!Jessica spilled all the details about the Buggytown Get Down event on July 1st, which will feature a concert series at the new Central Park, a petting zoo, face painting, fun jumps for kids, and even a fireworks show to end the night! She also discussed the beautiful transformation of Central Park and the hard work of the current council in making Church Point a more vibrant and attractive place to live. Don't miss this episode full of community pride and exciting events coming up in Church Point!
CLB President Paul Larson
In a galaxy far, far away... Okay, maybe it's just in a coffee shop in Church Point, LA, I sat down with Officer Mark as we talked about why he became a police officer and what he's passionate about, how he practices going "beyond the call" in his line of work, what you should do if you get pulled over by a police officer- and, of course, crazy calls he's run. Enjoy this conversation and the ambiance provided as we dive deep into his story!
We spoke with Josh before Mardi Gras and discussed his local business in Church Point, Vautrot's Mini Mart. During that episode, we discussed Josh's court nomination for the Church Point Community Development Corp.'s Mardi Gras Ball.In this episode, we get to talk to Josh about being a local business owner, how he became the owner of Vautrot's Mini Mart and what his store offers it's customers.For more on Vautrot's click here: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063681514874For more on Mimi and GMFS click here: https://gmfsmortgage.com/branch/lafayette/
Happy Mardi Gras! It's been a very busy Mardi Gras season for Mimi and the staff at GMFS, as she has been part of the Krewe of Victoria this year.In this episode, Mimi sits down with Josh Venable, owner of Vautrot's Mini Mart in Church Point. Josh is also on the court for Church Point Community Development's annual Mardi Gras Ball.For more about Vautrot's, please follow them on Facebook @VautrotsminimartFor more on Mimi and GMFS: https://gmfsmortgage.com/branch/lafayette/
What a great episode with Anita Beganud, CEO Downtown Development AuthorityDowntown Lafayette Unlimited.Mimi and Anita are both from the same hometown of Church Point, but now call Lafayette home. Both are doing big things in Acadiana and a lot is happening Downtown Lafayette this Holiday season. The episode has all of the details!A bit about Anita:As the leader of DDA and DLU, Anita works with Downtown stakeholders, developers, government representatives, and community leaders to create a stronger and more dynamic Downtown for Lafayette. Before joining Downtown Lafayette, Anita worked as the Senior Vice President of Communications and Governmental Affairs with One Acadiana, and she has been actively involved in Lafayette leadership organizations like Leadership Institute of Acadiana and the 705. She currently serves as a board member of South Louisiana Community College Foundation and CASA of SoLA. Anita understands the regional importance of a vibrant urban core and she works to provide a strategic vision for leaders in Lafayette to utilize and grow Downtown as a flagship district for culture and commerce in Acadiana.Learn more about Anita and Downtown Lafayette:https://downtownlafayette.org/about/team/Learn more about Mimi and GMFS:https://gmfsmortgage.com/branch/lafayette/
We are talking with Kirk, the co-founder of Pizza Artista, about the popular locally owned pizza restaurant and how it came to be. Kirk comes from the small town of Church Point and has over 35 years in the pizza business. pizzaartista.com — The Tea Podcast is proudly sponsored by The Music Academy of Acadiana. The Music Academy of Acadiana is Acadiana's top choice for music lessons in piano, guitar, voice, drums, violin, saxophone, flute, audio production & more. They teach students of all ages and styles, they have sent students to college, to compete in major music competitions, and have also premiered on major TV Music contests like American Idol & The Voice. Founded by University of Louisiana at Lafayette music school graduate Tim Benson, the Academy has been voted as a top finalist in the best music school by readers of the Times since 2016 and they have won the national music school of the year award in 2014. Their goal is to make music lessons fun, educational and to help foster the next generation of musicians and creative thinkers! You can find them at the following links: Website: https://www.musicacademyacadiana.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MusicAcademy… — The Tea Podcast is part of the https://acadianacasts.com podcasts network. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-tea-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-tea-podcast/support
Theme: Humble petition for the Church Point 1: Confession of dependency , Point 2: Explanation of the great need, Point 3: Argumentation which was attached to the request
Sarah is back with Money, and she's got a cold again. Big shocker! The ladies review Mardi Gras 2022, and Money breaks down what it's like in Cajun country. The people of Church Point have a chicken run and chase pigs while being hammered at 7am. It's what nightmares are made of - “Poultry and swine hell.” Money also explains how she got the police to bring her home after a night out of partying. They switch up topics to Britney Spears and confirm she's the queen of draggin' her family. Sarah goes off about a kid having a birthday party in an adult setting. Isn't this why there are McDonald's? Nail salons beware because Sarah is over customers talking on their phones. She's hangry today!
A passionate conversation with Janie Charlot, the definition of a self-made, universe-directed woman. Janie went to university with dreams of becoming a pharmacist but became a nurse practitioner instead. Not wanting to compromise who she was for any job, she created and founded NP (Nurse Practitioners) For Hire, a collaborative effort between many medical professionals to bring consulting and health advice and management to the metro Atlanta area and beyond. Janie grounds her medical practice in a deep spirituality. She has also authored two different books and has a seemingly boundless well of energy. KEY TAKEAWAYS- the universe has a vibration and if you act in “I am” statements, the universe will acknowledge that vibration and bring you a future more aligned with that energy. - That traditional medicine numbs our pain but doesn’t treat the cause. We need to look at our wounds more holistically and take physical, mental, and spiritual paths to heal them. Coming from financially very little, but having a parent who loved her unconditionally, taught Janie a lot about service and about doing things with no expectation of anything done in “return”. She has a She wants to educate and empower people to take charge of their own health and well-being through the experience she has had both with becoming a nurse and becoming attuned to love. BEST MOMENTS - “If we could also look to nature to clear the disease, then we could stop relying so much on pharmaceuticals. It is a balance. Sometimes we do have to take medication until we are emotionally and mentally equipped with the resources to tap into nature and tap into healing those parts of ourselves. Because that does require going deeper. It requires going deeper and healing.” - “We are programmed that way (to fear). And I think if we could get to unconditional divine self-love within, … we're wide open, because now you can be who you need to be…and I don't have to control you, I can allow you to grow at your own time, in your own space.”- “But when you put something out to the universe, it conspires to bring it to you. I started to experience in awakening to I would call it a love vibration. When I walked outside, I was seeing things that has always been there, but I was seeing the love in it.”- “We must speak from a space of I am or already have it. So: I have a divine love. I am divine love. And then the more I did that, that vibration took over me internally and then I was a magnet for it.” ABOUT THE GUEST Janie Charlot proves that “though she be but little, she is fierce”. Born to a single mother in Church Point, Louisiana, she graduated high school at the top of her class. She enrolled at the University of Louisiana at Monroe, originally with visions of becoming a pharmacist, but changed her major to nursing when she was not accepted to her program of choice. After graduation she wanted to continue to innovate the healthcare field, so she was inspired to start NP Hired, an Atlanta-based company that provides healthcare services on a national and international level. They use technology to provide all types of medical services, including treatment of minor conditions and management of chronic illnesses. Janie has spun her passion for healthcare advocacy and helping others into a successful business. On top of that, she is the author of two books, and lives her life from a place of spiritual strength. Janie’s Instagram https://www.instagram.com/nursepractitioner_hired/ Buy Janie’s Book https://www.amazon.com/CAPACITY-LOVE-Awakening-Unconditional-Love/dp/B09K1TWQH5/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=janie+charlot&qid=1636739364&qsid=135-1785597-0786416&sr=8-1&sres=B09K1TWQH5,B08RTJMG79,B001V9IVE6,B08FF2ZH33,B07HPBCTY9,B00DU5SRIY,B000LC3JV4,B08SBWZKYT,B01CNZMMV4,B07MQJRK7N,B01IEDSU2E,B07C2YF4FB,B08MLJ22K5,B07KCD2MYZ,B07D1J89YQ,B0043XDZF2Janie on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsZvEjF_739dD8-Ozgb5K7Q NP Hired’s Website https://nphired.com/ NP Hired on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nphired/ VALUABLE RESOURCES If you want to order a copy of my book The P.E.O.P.L.E. Programme, then you can just pay postage and packing of £4.95 (RRP £8.99) - www.johnkennycoaching.com/podcast-book-offer ABOUT THE HOST I am John Kenny, The Relationship Guy - Coaching people to experience healthy loving relationships. Having spent a life choosing unhealthy relationships and self sabotaging my own success, I now coach people to live a life they choose.www.therelationshipguy.co.uk CONTACT METHOD Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/johnkennycoaching LinkedIn - https:www.linkedin.com/in/john-kenny-coaching Insta - https://www.instagram.com/johnkennycoaching/ Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/johnkennycoach} YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHTj9x6Tlo7lcIJITyx-tgQClubhouse - @relationshipguySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this episode, the crew discusses:Why God is hidden to someHow religion can keep us from GodHow our understanding keeps us from God and how we fix this issueWhy sharing your testimony is important Tips for sharing your testimony And possible Next Steps for getting closer to God.For full message: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kd3NHs3WhJk
In this episode, the crew breaks down Pastor Jared's message, The Mission Matters, answering the questions:How can I tell if I am not living in my purpose?How can I discover my purpose in God?How do I stay connected to God?What does loving others really look like?For complete message: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1CsR8qj2Y-M
In this episode, the crew unpacks Pastor Jared's message, "Above All Else," discussing: The negative effects and common truths about worryHow to overcome worry.The importance of seeking the Kingdom first. The dangers of minimalism! For Full message: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_3ZPqe7LKM
We talk with Pierre Comeau who says his community group has an extension in the effort to save Eglise Sainte-Marie -- North America's largest wooden church. Chief Darlene Bernard of Lennox Island First Nation on PEI discusses National Truth and Reconciliation Day. And on the phone-in: Rural renaissance.
In this episode, the crew discuss tips for creating better connection with unchurched people and how we can live with a focus on eternity. For complete sermon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=br3XJXrRsK0
In this episode, the crew discusses the power of words, how to speak God's Word into our everyday lives, and how Christianity can be wiser in dealing with this generation.For full sermon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hENPr4joM-c
Theme: Believing in the Church Point 1: The Churches Essence, Point 2: The Churches Origin, Point 3: The Churches Members, Point 4: The Churches Greatest Blessings
The crew discusses the long-term effects of bitterness, reasons for bitterness, signs of bitterness, how to defeat bitterness through the power of forgiveness, and ways to make better life decisions. For full message: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gyuaYKnsKqE
In this episode, the team discusses how we can better present the Kingdom to others, how we can begin a search for more of God, how we can make sure our Christianity is not just a performance, warning signs I am acting like a Pharisee, and more...
Jonathan, Deron, Trevor, and Philip discuss the attack on authority today, the dangers of not being under authority, the benefits of being under authority, ways to tell if you may have a problem with authority, and more.To see the full sermon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8f2NIlU3i8
For Wednesday's episode of The Sports Scouting Report Podcast With Lee Brecheen, Lee went on the road to witness a scrimmage between St. Michael High School and Church Point High School this past Friday. Not only did he watch the scrimmage, but he also got the chance to talk to St. Michael Head Football Coach Zach Leger before the scrimmage about the upcoming season, his goals at St. Michael, and much more! Then, after the scrimmage, Lee interviewed some of St. Michael's key players for this upcoming season including RB Phillip Hines, RB Nicholas Johnson, WR Gannon Wood, and TE James Balart along with one Church Point sleeper Camden Maroon, who talks about his interesting offseason hobby! Finally, we have one special bonus interview with former LSU Baseball player and longtime Runnels High School head baseball coach Tookie Johnson, who is now the new head baseball coach at St. Michael.
In this episode, the crew discusses how to better categorize what is important versus what is urgent in your life, how to prevent and/or defeat bitterness, tips for slowing life down to focus on what's really important, how to choose friends wisely, and more... For full message: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=588iTFrv-zU
The team discusses the importance controlling your space, the enemy of complacency, the power of obedience, and making room for God in our lives.To watch full sermon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhWQ1SEGvZ0
The team discusses the importance of preparation, prayer, and making room for God in your every day life.
Lucy & Eddie sit down with beautiful bride and friend Hayley; co-founder of eyewear label Luv Lou to discuss her's and Broc's balmy November wedding at Sydney's Church Point venue, The Pasadena. Hayley was kind enough to share their budget, the importance of compromise, and what truly matters when it comes to planning your wedding day. Hayley's suppliers include;Venue - The Pasadena, Church Point Photographer - Blaise Bell Videographer - Montauk Media Gown - Johanna Johnson Music - Acoustic Ceremony - Josh Muncke | & DJ - Adam Russo Celebrant - Melissa Halliwell Florist - Poco Uno Creative Bridesmaids Dresses - Rat & Boa Suits - M.J. Bale Hair stylist - Nikki Sant & Greta Rutherford Make up - Makeup by Leah
In April 1879, the Kiama United Cricket Club took on the visiting Clyde Cricket Club at Church Point in a match that for all intents and purposes played out as most other cricket matches do, until the game took a turn late in the day. It was at that point that it became less about cricket and more about pushing the laws to their limits. Today's podcast explores the actions that occurred in that strange but interesting match. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kiamacricketclub/message
This episode of the Logan's Lowdown podcast is a special one! I get to spend some time with Wade Berzas, the survivor of the 2019 plane crash in Lafayette. Wade and I both live in the same town of Church Point and attend the same Catholic Church. Lately, I've had the privilege to get to know Wade a little better. His story is one of Faith, Courage, and Inspiration. If you only listen to one of my podcasts, make it this one! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
DHCM- Andrew Cormier and the Rambling Aces: Early RecordingsAndrew Cormier and his Rambling Aces were a driving force in Cajun music; and the kings of the dancehall. Andrew was originally from Church Point, but moved to East Texas, and with his band, the Rambling Aces; had the crowds following him. A accordion player with a great style, who, in Marc Savoy's words; had a "joie de vivre" Here are some of their early recordings from 1958 thru 1962.Dans les misere (Jin 104) 1958Seventy Three Special (Jin 104) 1958Two Step de vieux temps (Jin 106) 1958La fille de la veuve (Jin 106) 195899 Year Waltz (Swallow 111) 1959Lacassine Two Step (Swallow 111) 1959Wedding March (Crazy Cajun 504) 1962I Made A Big Mistake (Crazy Cajun 504) 1962I'm Not To Blame (Crazy Cajun 505) 1962Don't Get Married (Crazy Cajun 505) 1962Also available on Apple Podcasts*All selections from the original 45 rpm records
For Monday's episode of the Sports Scouting Report Podcast With Lee Brecheen, Lee catches up with Church Point High School head football coach John Craig Arceneaux, who talks about the program's tremendous season defeating defending Class 3A State Champion St. James Wildcats in the Quarterfinals before losing to the eventual Class 3A State Champion Madison Prep Academy Chargers in the Semifinals. Coach Arceneaux also talks about the negative trends in recruiting caused by COVID-19 including DI programs heavily relying on the transfer portal rather than signing prospects out of high school, his talented seniors that are still looking for scholarships, and finally, tells some stories about former LSU All-American wide receiver Josh Reed when he was an All-State running back at Rayne High School. To wrap up the show, Lee recaps Nicholls State Football's mind blowing 87-3 victory over Lincoln-Missouri and gives some recruiting updates on some of the best players in state for the 2022 class including Istrouma running back Le'veon Moss along with West St. John linebacker Kailep Edwards.
Yes, I skipped Episode 13, because that number is bad luck! Details later! On this episode of Logan's Lowdown, we are joined by the one and only Uncle Luck!! A guy that went viral because of his can opener video and everything just snowballed from there. He's racked up many views on his other videos, because of his South Louisiana comedic style. Uncle Luck also has thousands tuning into his Facebook live's where he speaks his mind, lol, about certain viral topics including happenings in my hometown of Church Point! I also ask him 3 questions to wrap up the episode, we find out Luck's favorite song, and would he rather having to buy used underwear or used toothbrushes! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Join host Roger Fyfe as he talks to Kiama Anglican Church minister Aiden Sibrava and tech expert Joel King about mounting this year's Carols In Our Carpark and what it means after the year that has been. Fred Hollis is back with answers to the last Cryptic Kiama Clues and a brand new set of questions, so listen in to see if you know the answers. Music is by local musician George Royter with a track from his Christmas Cove album and Steve Inman and the Kiama Anglican Church Band. To share any news, tips or interview suggestions, or to answer the Cryptic Kiama Clues, email kcradiocontent@gmail.com
In this episode Jonathan, Antonio, and Philip speak on spiritual dehydration, focus, and that prayer is not a manipulation technique. "Chase What Matters: Pt. 5" | Lead Pastor Jared Pavlu | Point Churchhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BVNLQosDCTc"Stuck in the Hallway" | Student Pastor Deron Lewis | Point Churchhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ay9fwriQTAs
In this episode Jonathan and Philip speak on why we sometimes forget the goodness of God, how to chase after God, and the vertical and horizontal commandments. They also leave you with a challenge!!"Chase What Matters: Pt 4" | Lead Pastor Jared Pavlu | Point Churchhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GxUNTr7Orvo"What Will You Do When The Hedge Comes Down: I Will Worship | Missionary Chris Gibbshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSdttYkrMTY
In this episode Jonathan and Philip speak on the pursuit of God, getting into the Word, and they also issue three challenges!
In this episode Jonathan, Antonio, and Philip speak on prayer, the favor of God, and how to be thankful no matter the circumstances. Chase What Matters | Pt 2. | Lead Pastor Jared Pavluhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qRtW4KPYFkQThe Making Of A Queen | Family Pastor Dustin Gibson https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PodtpWSCWHo&t=11s
In this episode Jonathan, Antonio, and Philip speak on divine persuasion, how to stop pre-judging people, and that love is the vehicle that faith flows through. Full Sermon:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m11awr4XUzQ
In this episode Jonathan and Philip speak on chasing what matters, that it is OK to have fear, and personal conviction. Chase What Matters | Lead Pastor Jared Pavluhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWIzoLI6fJAFaith Series - By Faith, Moseshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EelVU6y_YoI
In this episode Jonathan and Philip speak on forgiveness and over and under parenting.A Blessing From An Unexpected Place | Lead Pastor Jared Pavluhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=si0t7kK1rMU&t=1106sFaith Series - By Faith, Josephhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qr-yLEYip9E&t=763s
In this episode Jonathan, Trevor, and Philip speak on obedience and divine persuasion.Unless The Lord Builds It | Lead Pastor Jared Pavluhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3TZY8cmB1p8&t=509sPoint Church Principles: Faith: By Faith, Abraham | Group Pastor Jonathan Waltonhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uavHkM0lcqE
In this episode Jonathan, Trevor, and Philip speak on trusting in God and having a daily relationship with God.
In this episode Jonathan, Trevor, and Philip speak on divine persuasion, building a relationship with God, and dealing with the aftermath. Check out the messages:By Faith, Abelhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2wwyOVWWcA&t=251sBy Faith, Noahhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5M3KncOkvfo&t=3659s
In this episode Jonathan and Trevor speak about a Pentecost experience, speaking on the subjects of repentance, baptism, and the holy Ghost.
In this episode Jonathan and Trevor spend the first segment debating Star Wars vs Star Trek. They also discuss how to develop courage in your life and how to adapt to the unknown. For full service: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fIx6DQ4VSpw&t=1654s
In this episode, Jonathan and Trevor discuss places to find spiritual illumination, how to know if you are walking away from God without realizing it, and how to make sure you are keeping your focus on Jesus. For full service: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUdcDrp5ndE
In this episode, Jonathan and Trevor discuss the benefits of surrendering to God, tips for releasing control to God, and ways to recognize if we have not completely surrendered to God. They are also joined by Jen Pavlu to discuss more thoughts about her message "Surrender to Win," as well as to debate forks vs spoons. Special thanks to Jason Blalock for sharing his expertise on personalities. Requested link about forks vs spoons: http://www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/2013/10/history-spoons-forks-knives/For full service: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LtkC-aKnT1E
In this episode, Jonathan and Trevor discuss if your following religion or building a relationship with Jesus. They also communicate how to see yourself through God's eyes and how to know if God can trust you. For full Service: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJkhjkkSAO8
In this episode, Jonathan and Trevor discuss the proper response to finding out that you are your own worst enemy, as well as giving questions you can ask yourself to see if you could be your own worst problem.For Full Service: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oR1YRZf5JC8
In this episode, Jonathan and Trevor discuss the importance of positive communication and how to tips for watching what you say. For full sermon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50OG5mqdSz8
In this episode, Jonathan and Trevor discuss how to break the cycle of sin and failure, as well as how to stop being blinded by what you see.For Full Service: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgPbid4fdOk
In this episode Jonathan and Philip discuss the danger of blind spots, as well as how blind spots can lead to unexpected sin. For full service: https://vimeo.com/404752192Resources: cgi.org/ten-facts-you-should-know-about-repentanceoneplace.com/ministries/new-life/read/articles/5-blind-spots-blocking-gods-work-in-you-16026.htmlbloggersforthekingdom.com/checking-your-spiritual-blind-spots/
In this episode, Jonathan and Trevor discuss the dangers of self-deception and entitlement, as well as our need to put our trust in God and not in ourselves. For Complete Service: https://vimeo.com/401749243
In this episode, Jonathan and Trevor discuss the power of proper perspective and the benefits of learning to trust God. For full service: https://vimeo.com/400289161
In this episode, Jonathan and Antonio discuss Covid-19 and the dangers of comparing ourselves to others. For Full Service: https://vimeo.com/397788447
In this episode, Jonathan and Trevor discuss the importance of exiting the pity party. They explore the dangers of self pity and give practical advice on being intentional with God's promises. For full service: https://vimeo.com/396281961
In this episode, Jonathan and Trevor discuss the relationship between grace and sin. They discuss the importance of proper attitude in serving God, as well as the importance of setting goals. For full service: https://vimeo.com/394776213
Do you ever struggle with negativity or insecurity? In this episode, Jonathan and Trevor discuss overcoming these obstacles on your journey toward more of God.Full service: https://vimeo.com/393211270
Ever feel like you are stuck? Self-evaluation is critical to moving forward in life and for God. In this episode, Jonathan and Trevor break down Pastor's Jared's first message from his new series, Man in the Mirror. Full Service: https://vimeo.com/391826847
Do you find yourself struggling to do things that you know God is calling you to do? Do find yourself doing things you know you shouldn't? In this episode, Jonathan and Trevor discuss Pastor Jonathan's message, The Struggle is Real. They discuss the struggle we all face from within ourselves to be the people God desires for us to be. Full service: https://vimeo.com/390309794
We think this episode is unique because of its specificity. Over the course of today’s episode of Rainer on Leadership, Thom and Sam debate the pros and cons of keeping pastoral candidates’ identities confidential until being formally presented. Highlights: No. The congregation can’t make an informed decision if they are told at the last minute.... The post Should Pastoral Candidates’ Identities Be Kept Confidential until They Are Formally Presented to the Church? Point/Counterpoint appeared first on Church Answers.
Theme: The Safety of God's people and Church Point 1: What the Church has to go through, Point 2: What a Rich Promise is Given unto them, Point 3: What a solid foundation is laid open unto them as a comfort for the future
This fifth episode in our series on some of the finest summer language immersion programs takes us to Université Sainte-Anne in the tiny village of Church Point, Nova Scotia. A French immersion summer program, it is Canada’s most popular and attracts many students from the United States as well. In Episode 41 of the America the Bilingual podcast, hear how this school’s small size works to its advantage, and why many students claim to learn more in five weeks here than in five years of classes elsewhere. The America the Bilingual podcast is part of the Lead with Languages campaign of ACTFL — The American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages. This episode was written by Steve Leveen, the founder of America the Bilingual, and edited by Fernando Hernández, who also does our sound design and mixing. Mim Harrison is the editorial and brand director for the America the Bilingual project. Graphic arts are created by Carlos Plaza Design Studio. Caroline Doughty is our social media maven. Beckie Rankin is the podcast’s associate producer. Daruma Tech powers the website. Meet the team—including our bark-lingual mascot, Chet at Americathebilingual.com Support for the America the Bilingual project comes from the Levenger Foundation. Music in this episode, “Quasi Motion” by Kevin MacLeod, was used with a Creative Commons Attribution License. Our thanks to Epidemic Sound for helping us make beautiful music together.
Will LaBar, Vice President of CGI Federal’s Digital Service and Onshore Delivery Center Programs, is our guest. A native of Somerset County, New Jersey, he graduated in Finance from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Upper State New York. After college, Will moved to Northern Virginia where he met his future bride, Carlee Alm. He dated Carlee long distance for a year and took a leap of faith by moving to Lafayette in 2000 so he could be close to her as she worked in Church Point for Teach for America. Will actually has French Canadian roots, as his dad was born outside of Quebec City, Canada, and maintained dual citizenship. So while Lafayette LA was not on his radar as a young man growing up in New Jersey, Lafayette's Acadian and French heritage was appealing to Will. Will's employer at the time, American Management Systems, accepted his request to work from Louisiana. The company was purchased by CGI in 2004 and Will continued to work as a telecommuter until 2014 when CGI selected Lafayette for its facility. CGI was attracted to Lafayette due to several factors: 1) The company strategically locates in parts of the U. S. where there is not historically a technology workforce in place; 2) CGI recognized the ready partnership opportunity with UL-Lafayette, LEDA, LED and our local government working together to diversify the economy; 3) The existence of LUS Fiber provided the necessary technological infrastructure; and 4) Valuable incentives were offered by the State of Louisiana such as LED FastStart, ranked the nation’s No. 1 workforce development program for nine years in a row. CGI's Digital Service and Onshore Delivery Center program is at UL - Lafayette's Research Park. The program was begun in 2006 and has 7 centers across the US and has created more than 1,600 jobs in partnership with local communities and universities. 400 employees are based here in Lafayette and CGI plans to double that number of workers to 800. When asked what "onshore delivery" meant, Will explained, "The company assists both government and business clients and serves as an interface to make it easier to input data and compress the time it takes to retrieve the data. The end result is that the public can more easily obtain information and businesses stay in compliance. CGI modernizes IT." For more information, visit CGi's site here. Ever wonder how big CGI really is? It is the world’s 5th largest independent IT and business process services company with over 74,000 members in 400 offices across 40 countries. One program of importance to CGI is the STEM@CGI Program. This nationwide K-12 program aims to train and mentor young people for STEM careers and teaches the students computer building and coding in one-day programs. Launched in Lafayette in 2016, STEM@CGI was envisioned by Anne Swanson, CGI's U. S. Education and Workforce Development Coordinator, and resulted initially in a partnership with UL Lafayette and the Lafayette Parish School System. The program took off like wildfire and CGI's team members have now taught over 3000 students at 45 events in 10 communities nationwide. Local partners include GEAR Up and New Vision Leadership, and the students utilize UL - Lafayette Computer labs and resources at the Lafayette Parish Library. Half of the local team members are recent graduates of Louisiana universities and half are hired on the open market. The majority of employees have technical backgrounds in traditional programming, yet some have backgrounds in non-traditional studies that offer transferable skills to the IT sector. Will spoke of the importance of hires trained in "informatics," offered at UL - Lafayette in fields such as business, healthcare, digital media and more. Informatics is a blend of technology and business application that teaches the student to solve problems with an understanding of the business objective. Will spoke of the high quality of the talent hired out of UL-Lafayette, and stated,
Theme: Hope in the Church for the Church Point 1: The foundation of this hope, Point 2: The certainty of this hope, Point 3: The evidence of this hope
For most of human history, we ve looked to our political leaders to bring about change. We can go all the way back to Cesar, Napoleon, Churchill, and Lincoln. Since the industrial revolution, we ve been able to add the names of business leaders who have radically changed our world. Henry Ford. Sam Walton. Steve Jobs. Currently, Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk are changing everything from groceries to space travel. On a smaller scale, here in Acadiana, individuals in business are having an impact on our lives. Cian Robinson moved here from New Jersey because his wife, Dr Nathalie Harder, took over as Chancellor of South Louisiana Community College. Cian had a background in business development and landed a job here in Lafayette as Executive Director of the Lafayette General Foundation. Cian s current position at Lafayette General Health System is Executive Director of Innovation, Research, and Real Estate Investments. Dr Ryan Cazares comes from Scott Louisiana. Ryan graduated from the University of Houston in 2011. Instead of joining an existing medical clinic, he came home to Scott, and in 2013 founded Scott Eye Care. Ryan is the only eye doctor who s ever had a clinic in Scott. In business, being the first and only can go one of two ways. Either you find out there s a good reason there are no businesses like yours. Or, it s just what everybody has been waiting for. Luckily for Ryan, Scott Eye Care has turned out to be the latter. So many people in the medically under served populations in Rayne, Crowley and Church Point make the trek to Scott that Scott Eye Care now has two doctors and is looking to expand. Aileen Bennett knows more about the provision of healthcare in Acadiana than she might like. Her depth of knowledge pays off in this frank discussion about the health of our local and national healthcare system. Photos at Marcello s wine Market Cafe by Lucius Fontenot. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Theme: The Anointing of the Father of the Church Point 1: The Action of the love and faith, Point 2: The painful disapprobation or condemning of the disciples, Point 3: The approval of Christ
Theme: Unity and Love in the Church Point 1: It is God's Will, Point 2: It is the Fruit of the Holy Spirit, Point 3: It is According to the Example of Jesus Christ
Business today is increasingly about information, technology, and service. Before this era, business wasn t so much people making things happen, it was simply about making things. Today on Out to Lunch Peter Ricchiuti is talking about people who make things. With robots. And steam. At the beginning of the 21st Century Missy Rogers and her husband Scott founded Noble Plastics with a bunch of employees who had no experience whatsoever making plastic products. Noble Plastics has continued on this path of local groundbreaking, creating a state of the art manufacturing plant that today includes robotic plastic molding machines, automated monitoring, a design studio, and an Acadiana Small Business of the Year Award. Jim Phillips calls himself the Founding Evangelist and Information Officer of The Incubatrix. The Incubatrix is a free community building program based on STEAM Science, Technology, Education and Art Makers. THE INCUBATRIX was launched in 2014 at the Lafayette Science Museum during The STEAMpunk and MAKERS Fair which celebrates Art and Science through performance, presentation and hands on interactivity. Peter met Spanky Meche, today s Entrepreneur du Jour on this edition of Out to Lunch through One Acadia, the organization that s leading economic development in Acadia Parish. Spanky is the founder of Spanky s Small Engine and Mower Sales in Church Point, Louisiana. Since its founding in 2010 Spanky s has grown and become a focal point for other businesses. In 2015 Spanky s won the Rising Star Award for outstanding sales and service from international power equipment manufacturer and distributor SCAG. Photos taken over lunch at Social. For more information about Acadiana entrepreneurs Innov8 Acadiana and The Opportunity Machine. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
There s an old proverb that says, "If you give a man a fish, you feed him for a day but if you teach him to fish you feed him for a lifetime." Learning something new changes one s perception of the world and opens so many doors. Being on the teaching end presents opportunities, too. On this edition of Out to Lunch, Stephanie introduces two entrepreneurs who are creating opportunities through education companies that are teaching clients life changing and life saving skills. Joey Comeaux is founder and CEO of Cover Six Training Academy. It s based in Church Point and trainis Law Enforcement, Military and First Responders as well as owners of business establishments how to deal with an "active shooter," hostage, or terrorist situation. At 75,000 square feet, Joey s training facility a converted Fruit of the Loom factory uses moveable walls to recreate building layouts such as hospitals, schools, houses, banks and hotels. Since its opening, thousands of law enforcement and first responders have traveled to south Louisiana for their training at Cover Six s facility. And Joey and his team visit casinos and other businesses to train staff to deal with an occurence of violence on premises. Less dramatic but no less important or impressive, Peter Ranzino s Learning Sciences is a Baton Rouge based learning and development company that specializes in the deployment of web based learning environments for its clients and their employees. Those clients include some well known national companies, such as NBC Sports, Philips 66, Glaxosmithkline, LSU, and the Louisiana State Police. Photos at Mansurs On The Boulevard by Ken Stewart. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Acadiana is known for entertainment. If you don t play in a band yourself, someone in your family almost certainly does. There s music everywhere from small house parties to giant festivals. But there s more to life than music. For example, comedy. There s a genre of Cajun comedy, typified by our friend Boudreaux. Boudreaux usually appears to be a na ve country boy at the beginning of the joke, but in the end gets the last laugh. Over the years there have been a few notable Cajun comedians. But what Acadiana has not enjoyed is a comedy culture. There haven t been comedy clubs, or a place where visiting stand up comedians on a national tour could perform. Until the recent advent of a business, called Lafayette Comedy. The founder of Lafayette Comedy is Jason Leonard. Jason is also the founder of the Louisiana Beard and Facial Hair Association. That s not a joke. It s how Jason got started in the funny business. If you re going to make a living as a comedian in Acadiana you either have to have very meager needs, or have a few other skills to supplement your income. Robert Harris is a comedian. He s also an artist, recording artist, event poster designer, playwright, performing artist, and voice actor specializing in Cajun accents. On top of that he has a gallery in downtown Lafayette where he sells his artwork. And he s royalty best known around Lafayette as King Rob. On Out to Lunch we generally have three guests. So the thinking when putting together trhis show was, who could we invite as a third guest to join these two comeians How about somebody who could use a laugh Say, someone who spends all day teaching people how to shoot, bust a meth lab without blowing themselves up, get into a hostage location through the roof, use a Taser, repel out of a helicopter, and react to all kinds of threats of violence That would be Joey Comeaux. Joey is founder and CEO of the Cover Six Training Academy in Church Point. He might be a fearsome tactical assault expert, but on this show Joey gets the last laugh. Photos at Social by Gwen Aucoin. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Theme: Jesus promise to his Church Point 1: Extraordinary promise, Point 2: Encouraging promise, Point 3: Everlasting promise
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