Podcast appearances and mentions of cori salchert

================================================== ==SUSCRIBETEhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNpffyr-7_zP1x1lS89ByaQ?sub_confirmation=1================================================== == DEVOCIÓN MATUTINA PARA ADULTOS 2022“NUESTRO MARAVILLOSO DIOS”Narrado por: Roberto NavarroDesde: Chiapas, MéxicoUna cortesía de DR'Ministries y Canaan Seventh-Day Adventist Church 22 DE SEPTIEMBREFUERTE Y HERMOSO COMO UN VITRAL«Si hablo en lenguas humanas y angelicales, pero no tengo amor, no soy más que un metal que resuena o un platillo que hace ruido». 1 Corintios 13: 1, NVICADA CIERTO TIEMPO LA REVISTA SELECCIONES publica un reportaje con historias verídicas de ayuda al prójimo. El del año 2016 incluyó un artículo sobre Cori Salchert, una enfermera graduada de Sheboygan, Wisconsin, que junto a su esposo Mark bebés adopta que han sido desahuciados, para que no mueran solos.Durante años Cori había ayudado a parejas que sufrían la pérdida de un bebé, y también a otros con niños en etapas avanzadas de enfermedad. Pero entonces ella misma enferma, y ​​como consecuencia de su enfermedad, perdio su trabajo. Entonces Cori vio en su propia tragedia la oportunidad para servir a los más débiles entre los débiles. Se puso en contacto con el programa de cuidado adoptivo del Hospital de Niños de Wisconsin, y ahí empezó la labor que se ha convertido en la pasión de su vida.En agosto de 2012 Cori recibió una llamada del hospital. Le preguntaron si podría adoptar una niña de dos semanas de nacida, sin nombre ni padres conocidos. Había nacido sin un hemisferio de su cerebro, y los médicos no le daban esperanza de vida. Cori y su esposo Mark aceptaron cuidarla. La llamaron Emmalynn. De inmediato Emmalynn se convirtió en la más pequeñita de una familia donde ya había ocho niños. La pequeña experimentó exactamente cincuenta días, pero en ese breve tiempo Emmalynn recibió más amor del que muchos recibieron durante toda una vida.El día en el que Emmalynn murió, cuenta Cori, todos los miembros de la familia la cargaron y la besaron. Durante la noche, Cori la sostuvo cariñosamente contra su pecho, mientras le cantaba «Cristo me ama, esto sé». Al rato, Cori se dio cuenta de que la niña había dejado de respirar. «Dejó este mundo mientras escuchaba el latido de mi corazón», dijo ella.¿Por qué Cori acepta a estos niños en su familia, a sabiendas de que quebrantarán su corazón? Porque quiere aliviar el sufrimiento de quienes nada pueden hacer por sí mismos. Claro, su familia sufre cada vez que un bebé muere, pero al sobrellevar el dolor de la pérdida, sus corazones han llegado a ser «como vitrales»; esas vidrieras multicolores hechas con pedazos de vidrios rotos que cuando se unen «son más fuertes, y más hermosos, precisamente por haber estado rotos». *Mi corazón quedó quebrantado al leer este relato, pero le pido a Dios que me ayude a recoger los pedazos, y lo restaure. Quizás entonces llegue a ser tan fuerte y hermoso como un vitral. O, mejor aún, quizás llegue a reflejar algo de la belleza del corazón de Cristo.Padre celestial, crea el amor de Cristo en mi corazón. Solo así podré amar como él amo, servir como él debido.* Leah Ulatowski, «Ella adopta bebés que se están muriendo solos», en Reader's Digest, noviembre de 2016, pp. 88-89.

In 2012, a baby girl was born without a right or left hemisphere of her brain. Doctors said she was essentially in a vegetative state, unable to see or hear. Relinquished by her birth parents, this two-week-old unnamed baby girl found her way to Cori Salchert's home. Despite the infant's grim medical diagnosis, Cori took the baby and named her Emmalynn. Ever since that moment, Cori has been on a quest to help other hospice babies, those left to live and die without family to care for them. Bringing these fragile babies into her home, Cori and her family have promised not only to hold them briefly, until their last breath, but to love them forever and always. Follow Cori: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cori.salchert Follow Kate: Twitter: https://twitter.com/KateGIaser Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kateglaser88 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kateglaser823 Follow Hope Rises: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hoperisesnetwork Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hoperisesnews TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@hoperisesnews Website: https://hoperisesnews.com Abundant Hope Podcast: https://linktr.ee/abundanthope Produced & Sponsored by: https://socialchameleon.us

We've grown tremendously here at American Snippets and we've come a very long way since our first interviews. We've made a lot of changes but one thing we have not changed is the caliber of people we bring to you as our guests.Our guests vary in platforms, net worth, networks, backgrounds, and other ways. One thing they all have in common, though, is their inspiration and exemplification of America's core values.We interviewed Cori Salchert way back in Episode  #9. Her story continues to inspire us and others today. Cori and her husband Mark have been foster parents for years, bringing children into their home already overflowing with 8 kids of their own. What makes the Salcherts extra special is that they foster and even adopt infants and young children who have been given terminal diagnosis. They love these children and give them the best life they can. Under their care these children thrive in ways doctors didn't believe possible,and live the fullest lives they can. Today the Salcherts have three of these special children in their family.Listen in to snippets of Cori's full interview, to catch nuggets of inspiration and wisdom from everyday Amercians who give everything they have, to serve those who need them.Subscribe To The NewsletterFollow Us On All PlatformsJoin The Great American Syndicate 

What do you do when life setbacks derail your dreams for missions? Listen as our guest, Cori Salchert, shares how closed doors to the mission field, acute illness, and unpretentious care for hospice children unexpectedly led to opportunities to fulfill her desire to bring the Gospel to the unreached around the world.

What do you do when life setbacks derail your dreams for missions? Listen as our guest, Cori Salchert, shares how closed doors to the mission field, acute illness, and unpretentious care for hospice children unexpectedly led to opportunities to fulfill her desire to bring the Gospel to the unreached around the world.

Cori Salchert, fosters and adopts “hospice babies” whose own families find it too hard to cope with their child’s terminal diagnosis. She is the mother of over fifteen children, some of whom died in her care. Cori traveled a very painful pathway before she arrived at her calling to caring for and loving terminally ill children so that they will not die alone. Cori shares her journey into this calling in her book, I Will Love You Forever, A True Story about Finding Life, Hope & Healing While Caring for Hospice Babies. She calls her home a “house of hope” where she and her family dedicate their lives to providing dying children with loving hospice care until the end of their lives. In this moving conversation, Cori shares with Sharon Betters how God used her years of undiagnosed pain and illness to help equip her to recognize the value of every human being, no matter how “unproductive” others might view them. Her first hospice baby was Emmalynn, a baby born missing part of her brain. Instead of dying in a hospital, during her last days of life, Emmalyn was surrounded and snuggled by people who loved her. Cori says, “Emmalyn didn’t suffer, she wasn’t in pain, and most certainly wasn’t alone…What a gift it is to be a part of these babies’ lives, to cherish and love them even though they aren’t able to give anything back. No matter your season of life or daily responsibilities, Cori’s story will inspire and encourage you to recognize you, too, have the privilege of offering help and hope through your everyday life.

Cori Salchert is a hospice mom. What's that? Basically, she says she’s ready and willing to receive babies into her home with her family who have a life-limiting prognosis or terminal diagnosis. Her job? Is to love them just like a mama for whatever time they have before they pass away. She has 8 biological children and have fostered or adopted 7 more children. Cori says she and her family aren’t professionals; they’re just here, telling their story so others are aware of the needs of these babies, and how much other people could change things, too, by being brave and being willing to come alongside a child who needs love and care for a brief season. Notes: Safe Haven for Babies Cori's book, I Will Love You Forever Tsh on Twitter & Instagram Women’s Work on Twitter Of Stillness and Storm, by Michelle Phoenix I Can Only Imagine, by Bart Millard When Is It Right to Die?, by Joni Eareckson Tada Yawning at Tigers, by Drew Dyck Support a child with Compassion (and get a signed copy of my book!) Join us in Patreon Get the email 5 Quick Things

Coffee Talk Topic: The Rescuing Power of Jesus Christ This show highlights The Rescuing Power of Jesus Christ in two separate interviews. The dialogue details some of the world's darkest and most painful circumstances;  Hospice Care for babies, and, Freedom for those impacted by sex abuse. You'll want to be prepared with tissue and coffee in hand! Featured Guests: Cori Salchert, Sarah Malanowski, and Ivory Granger. Our first guest is Cori Salchert. Cori calls her home a “house of hope” for hospice babies that no-one else wants. She began adopting babies with life-limiting or terminal diagnoses in 2012, and feels her purpose is to provide them with the best quality of love and life possible. Host Brandee Nielsen says "Just the term Hospice Babies is soul-shattering! This isn't a topic I've discussed in my lifetime, so it's never come to mind. I imagine this may be the same for listeners." And asks  "share about the circumstances around families that need Hospice Care for their babies."  In her new book, I Will Love You Forever: A True Story about Finding Life, Hope & Healing While Caring for Hospice Babies, Cori shares the precious details of the babies her family has had the privilege to care for. Then Sarah Malanowski and Ivory Granger of The Priceless Journey share updates about the fight against human trafficking; the launch of the national version of the book, You Are Priceless, and the rescuing power of Jesus!   The National Version of You Are Priceless, lets women everywhere know that there is nothing they can do to keep them from God's love. Host Brandee Nielsen says "I had the privilege to contribute my own story to both versions of this book. So I know first hand, what the rescuing power of Jesus Christ will do in these circumstances. I shared my truth with others, that "You Are Shielded." Psalm 3:3  (MSG) "But you, God, shield me on all sides; You ground my feet, you lift my head high;" LINKS FROM THE SHOW Connect with Cori and get a copy of her book I Will Love You Forever at http://www.safehaven4babies.org Connect with Sarah and Ivory, and get a copy of  You Are Priceless at The PricelessJourney.org Subscribe to the Christian Coffee Talk for Women Podcast on iTunes Podcast, Google Play Podcast, iHeartRadio, TuneIn, and Stitcher. Join our growing Christian Coffee Talk for Women Online Community where you can connect with like-minded women 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year! Theme Song: Jesus Kind Of Love by NateJacksonMusic.com

Coffee Talk Topic: The Rescuing Power of Jesus Christ This show highlights The Rescuing Power of Jesus Christ in two separate interviews. The dialogue details some of the world’s darkest and most painful circumstances;  Hospice Care for babies, and, Freedom for those impacted by sex abuse. You'll want to be prepared with tissue and coffee in hand! Featured Guests: Cori Salchert, Sarah Malanowski, and Ivory Granger. Our first guest is Cori Salchert. Cori calls her home a “house of hope” for hospice babies that no-one else wants. She began adopting babies with life-limiting or terminal diagnoses in 2012, and feels her purpose is to provide them with the best quality of love and life possible. Host Brandee Nielsen says "Just the term Hospice Babies is soul-shattering! This isn’t a topic I’ve discussed in my lifetime, so it’s never come to mind. I imagine this may be the same for listeners." And asks  "share about the circumstances around families that need Hospice Care for their babies."  In her new book, I Will Love You Forever: A True Story about Finding Life, Hope & Healing While Caring for Hospice Babies, Cori shares the precious details of the babies her family has had the privilege to care for. Then Sarah Malanowski and Ivory Granger of The Priceless Journey share updates about the fight against human trafficking; the launch of the national version of the book, You Are Priceless, and the rescuing power of Jesus!   The National Version of You Are Priceless, lets women everywhere know that there is nothing they can do to keep them from God’s love. Host Brandee Nielsen says "I had the privilege to contribute my own story to both versions of this book. So I know first hand, what the rescuing power of Jesus Christ will do in these circumstances. I shared my truth with others, that "You Are Shielded." Psalm 3:3  (MSG) "But you, God, shield me on all sides; You ground my feet, you lift my head high;" LINKS FROM THE SHOW Connect with Cori and get a copy of her book I Will Love You Forever at http://www.safehaven4babies.org Connect with Sarah and Ivory, and get a copy of  You Are Priceless at The PricelessJourney.org Subscribe to the Christian Coffee Talk for Women Podcast on iTunes Podcast, Google Play Podcast, iHeartRadio, TuneIn, and Stitcher. Join our growing Christian Coffee Talk for Women Online Community where you can connect with like-minded women 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year! Theme Song: Jesus Kind Of Love by NateJacksonMusic.com

Cori Salchert shares her heart behind fostering terminally ill babies and children. Her transparency as to the level of faith it takes to stay committed to this beautiful and yet heavy work God has called her to is such a perfect picture of God's strength working in our weakness.  Connect with Cori: book // facebook // SafeHaven4Babies // facebook Heart Lesson: I say I trust God and He gives me many opportunities to do so, many opportunities for me to look at God and judge my circumstances, and not judge God through my circumstances. Scriptures Referenced:  Hebrews 12:3 Hebrews 4:15 Galatians 1:10 2 Timothy 1:7 2 Corinthians 12:10 James 4:8 Philippians 4:13 Philippians 4:11 Judges 7 (Story of Gideon and his army) Revelation 21:4 1 Thessalonians 4:13 Psalm 116:15 Psalm 56:8 2 Corinthians 4:17 James 1:5 1 Samuel 16:7 John 9:3 1 Peter 3:15 Job 1:9-11 Deuteronomy 31:6 Mentions: Mark Schultz Treasures, by Martha Snell Nicholson Safe Haven Laws 99 Balloons Video I Will Carry You Look at the Book, John Piper Even Broken Can Be Beautiful III Takeaway Truths: There is a heavy gravity to all of this. It is not light warfare and it is not all song and dance. Having a terminally ill child is not a walk in the park and I don't want to minimize the grief that goes along with that. Courage is not the absence of fear, it is just determining that there is something greater at stake. I want it to be so evident that I am doing all of this in God's power. I do not want to stand at the burning bush and say, "I stutter ..." I want God to use me. You can't take this as all pain and you can't just take it as a gift; it's both. Additional Resources: Journal and Reflection Page - Cori Salchert Why Was This Child Born Blind?

Jim Garlow, Tony Perkins, Victor Marx, Lenya Heitzig, Mitch Glaser and Darrell Bock, Kim Davis, Michael Anthony, Cori Salchert

Jim Garlow, Tony Perkins, Victor Marx, Lenya Heitzig, Mitch Glaser and Darrell Bock, Kim Davis, Michael Anthony, Cori Salchert

Most of us avoid loss whenever we can. And though it may not be accurate to say she wekcines loss, Cori Salchert embraces people - in particular, a special group of people facing loss... in a beautifully unique way. Listen to this brave and honest conversation, learn about her story, and be inspired.

A baby girl was born without a right or left hemisphere of her brain. Doctors said she was essentially in a vegetative state, unable to see or hear. They said there was no hope for her. Relinquished to the Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin by her birth parents under the state’s Safe Haven Law, this two-week-old unnamed baby girl found her way to Cori and Mark Salchert’s home. Despite the infant’s grim medical diagnosis, when Cori met her, she instantly realized that she could not allow this baby girl to spend her few days on earth alone and unloved. Cori, who had recently suffered a personal health crisis and the loss of her dream job, realized that God was making room in her home and her heart for this precious child. Cori brought the baby girl home and named her Emmalynn. All too often in our society, hospice babies like Emmalynn are left alone by families who find it too difficult to deal with their child’s condition. As a registered nurse and former perinatal bereavement specialist, Cori understands the unique challenges of end-of-life issues for some of the most vulnerable among us: hospice babies with medically life-limiting or terminal diagnoses. Under Cori and Mark’s care, Emmalynn surprised everyone by living for 50 days, days filled with light, laughter, field trips, and unconditional love. She passed away peacefully on September 27, 2012, while being held in Cori’s arms, nuzzled against her chest. Rather than letting these babies pass away in hospitals, which are often sterile, noisy, and devoid of a loving touch, Cori brings them home to feel the warmth of a family environment. She attends to the usual infant needs — daily feedings and diaper changes — in addition to the unique challenges of caring for fragile babies who can pass away without warning. Listening to her share her touching story of loving the unloved until they pass away. It takes a special person to live up to this calling - and you'll hear it's not always easy for her either. Cori Salchert is truly courageous.

After a harrowing season with health issues and a resulting job loss, Cori Salchert shares how she began caring for babies surrendered under the Safe Haven.

Wanted to share this precious episode again featuring the amazing Cori Salchert, who adopts and cares for babies on hospice. She's an angel and this conversation will warm your heart!

October 29, 2017

Hundreds of thousands of children across this country are in the foster care system. Whether these children have been removed from abusive homes or lost their only family to tragedy, or any of the other reasons they find themselves dependent upon the state for care, all of these children deserve to find someone to love, care for, and cherish them. The luckiest of these children do, but too many others do not. This can be especially true for children with debilitating or life-limiting, terminal diseases. Fortunately for some of these children, people like Cori and Mark Salchert are stepping in. On this episode of American Snippets, we introduce you to a family who is dedicated to caring for children with a serious and sometimes terminal diagnosis. How they and their own children wrap their arms around these children is nothing short of extraordinary, and what they have to teach all of us in the process is equally so. Listen in to hear about a baby once wheeled into a corner and left to die, who found love in the Salcherts arms, as well as other stories about real children with real needs, and how Cori and Mark Salchert are ensuring every moment of these shortened lives is as special as it can be. If you enjoyed this episode, check out the featured article, video, and more here.

  You guys... prepare to be amazed! My guest is Cori Salchert and I originally heard about her when they featured her on the Today Show. Cori is an angel who in addition to having 8 kids of her own, became a medically trained foster care mother, along with her husband. They take in babies who need a home to live out their days, and she provides not only that home and the medical care they need, but also an incredible love that is undoubtedly life sustaining for these fragile babies. Her work with hospice babies and other foster children is remarkable and we talk about that work, along with her evolution in parenting. It's the most touching interview. You're going to love it! Show Notes: Check out Cori's segment on the Today Show The original article in the Sheboygan Press that went VIRAL! Connect with Jessica: Instagram//Facebook//Email