Podcasts about Eritrea

Original Air Date: February 13, 2008 WILLIAM SHISHKO, pastor of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church of Franklin Square, Long Island, NY will address the theme: "SUICIDE: A Christian Response". Most if not all of us has either had a friend or loved one who has committed suicide, or we know someone who has had someone close to them take their own life. Christians must obviously respond to this issue with great sensitivity and prayerful thought. On the one hand, you have Roman Catholics who believe all those who commit suicide (if they do not live long enough to receive the "sacrament of penance" or the "last rights") will certainly be in hell. Even many Arminian Protestants believe those who commit suicide will certainly be in hell since it is a sin you cannot repent of. On the other hand, many modern Evangelicals preach a gospel that does not necessitate repentance in the heart of the believer, making a choice such as suicide more appealing to the severely depressed individual who has accepted this false notion. Pastor Shishko will attempt to approach this vital subject with the biblical balance that enables believers to comfort those who grieve after the suicide of a Christian loved one, while at the same time not offering the severely depressed a false peace in finding suicide as a valid option for escape. During Pastor Shishko's time ministering to the Franklin Square congregation the church has been blessed with significant numerical growth, and has overseen the formation of two mission churches, one in Mount Vernon, NY and the other in Bohemia, NY. Pastor Shishko has been privileged to serve on various presbytery committees, and also on the OPC denominational Committees on Coordination, Ecumenicity, Home Missions, and Christian Education. Along with his regular pastoral duties he currently serves as one of the instructors for the Ministerial Training Institute, OPC. He is also an Adjunct Faculty member of Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary, Taylors, SC, where he teaches in the department of Applied Theology. He has written numerous articles for the OPC publications NEW HORIZONS and ORDAINED SERVANT, as well as magazines such as The Banner of Truth . His public ministries have taken him to various foreign mission fields, including Suriname, Cyprus, Egypt, Uganda, China, Eritrea, and Wales, and his conference ministries have been carried out in a number of states in our own nation. In addition to these, he continues to make use of his radio training by producing and hosting a variety of programs that are periodically aired in the metropolitan New York area. Subscribe: iTunes  TuneIn Android RSS Feed Listen:

Half-hour broadcasts in Afaan Oromoo of news, interviews with newsmakers, features about culture, health, youth, politics, agriculture, development and sports on Monday through Friday evenings at 8:30 in Ethiopia and Eritrea.

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Listen to the Sat. Aug. 6, 2022 edition of the Pan-African Journal: Worldwide Radio Broadcast hosted by Abayomi Azikiwe, editor of the Pan-African News Wire. This episode features our regular PANW report with dispatches on the continuing tensions generated in the South and East China Seas over the visit by United States Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi to Taiwan; Russian military forces have continued their special military operations in neighboring Ukraine despite the claims of western news agencies of a counter-offensive from Kiev; the Gaza Strip is being bombarded by Israeli fighter jets reportedly killing 24 people; and Sudan has refused to participate in a dialogue in Eritrea over the unrest taking place on its border with the east of the Horn of Africa state. In the second hour we begin our monthlong focus on Black August which commemorate the struggle of African people against enslavement, colonialism, neo-colonialism, imperialism and institutional racism. We will look back on the groundbreaking historical account of the Haitian Revolution written by C.L.R. James during the late 1930s. In the final hour we examine the impact of U.S. House Speaker Pelosi's visit to Taiwan.

The Kitchen Sink #128 PlaylistThe Bongos – Tiger Nights (1983, Numbers with Wings EP, NJ indie pop)Break 1Florist – River's Bed (new s/t, NY minimalist pop)Goon - Angelnumber 1210 (new, Hour of Green Evening, LA indie pop)Sunstack Jones – Even Though (new single, UK dream pop)Avalyn – Lucid Dreams (new single, Liverpool dream pop)The Beths – Head in the Clouds (new, from forthcoming Expert in a Dying Field 9/16, Auckland NZ indie rock)Say Sue Me – No Real Place (new, The Last Thing Left, South Korean indie rock)Healees – Smashing Colors (new, Parisian psych pop)Robyn Hitchcock – Shuffle Man (new single, from forthcoming Shufflemania!, out 10/18, US by way of UK psych pop from this long time artist)                                                                                                 Break 2POLIÇA – Violence (new, Madness, Minneapolis electropop)BENEATHER - Maid of Eritrea (new s/t, ambient dream pop from composer Lewis Young)Social Union – Choke (new, Fall Into Me EP, NZ dark wave)COLD EYES – Ocean Parkway (2021 single from this Ocala, FL post punk group)Luster – Thorn in Yr Kiss (new single, LA shoegaze)Harkin – Mt Merino (new, Honeymoon Suite, Leeds UK post punk)Mercvrial – Hiroshima Mon Amour (Ultravox cover, new, Brief Algorithms)Break 3Dummy – Pepsi Vacuum (new B side to Mono Retriever single, LA noise pop)Hayien – In Sight of Heavn (new B side from In Sight Of Heavn II Heavn single, LA dream pop)Winter – Lose You (new single, from forthcoming What Kind of Blue Are You, out October, LA based dream pop artist Samira Winter)Day Wave – Blue (new, Pastlife, the dream pop project of Oakland CA singer/instrumentalist Jackson Phillips)Living Hour – Hold Me In Your Mind (new, Someday is Today, Winnipeg dream pop)The Soft Hills – Jolly Bird (new, Viva Chi Vede, psych pop from LA)The Sadies – So Far for So Few (new, Colder Streams, Toronto psych pop)Ghost Woman – Do You (new s/t, reminds of BJM, Alberta based cinematic psych from Evan Uschenko)Break 4The Beremy Jets – Druxy (new, from forthcoming Devastation, shoegaze from Malmö, Sweden)Key Out – Face (new single, shoegaze from Sydney Australia)Dream Room – Frayed (new single, Melbourne Australia shoegaze)Sunspire – At Last (new single, from forthcoming The Ancient Place, dreamgaze from Jack Jazrawy-Brown, a Wiltshire based songwriter and producer)Indoor Voices – Falling (new, Falling release, shoegaze from Toronto artist Jonathan Relph)Slo Moon – The Unknown (new, Off World, Savannah GA dreamgaze)Break 5New Age Healers – Setting Sun (new single from forthcoming Demolition Stories, Seattle shoegaze)the black watch – precious little (new, from forthcoming the neverland of spoken things EP, indie rock from LA's John Andrew Frederick)  

Episode Breakdown: 10:00: Living within your means 22:22: TRUE OR FALSE SEGMENT:  Every problem has a solution.32:51: #WeGotYou. Intro Song:  Blaxx- Mash up Outro Song:  Dj Dassy Soundcloud mix  Hosts: La'el (@misteready), Tobi (@shoboytobs). Rate and Review. Instagram: @yougetmepodcast

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As we see an increasing number of culturally diverse patients in our practices, there is no doubt of the importance of cultural competency in medicine. Specific circumstances and miscommunications have been well documented. But how can we develop an eye to see where a patient’s values and worldview may differ from our own? We will review an approach to cultural competency highlighted by medical missions case studies.

Half-hour broadcasts in Afaan Oromoo of news, interviews with newsmakers, features about culture, health, youth, politics, agriculture, development and sports on Monday through Friday evenings at 8:30 in Ethiopia and Eritrea.

Sean Paton enrolled in university to study pastoral ministry. But on the first day of his first class, the professor challenged students to think more broadly, to consider if God was calling them to take His love to people who hadn't yet heard the name of Christ. Sean left class that day and changed his major to missions—and ever since he's seen and lived a direct link between pastoral and missionary work. In recent years Sean has led VOM's work serving Christians on the continent of Africa. Now he's transitioning back into a pastoral role with an American congregation. Listen as he shares some of the stories he'll take with him—like the story of meeting the wife and children of a long-imprisoned Eritrean pastor and being inspired by their faithfulness. Sean will tell how persecuted Christians like these impacted his own faith and understanding of the gospel. He will also encourage listeners to pray—with specific ideas on how to pray for VOM's international staff that travel extensively and deal often with suffering and pain. Sean encourages pastors to incorporate our persecuted brothers and sister's stories within their church services, such as during communion or prayer time, as weekly reminders that we are one body in Christ. Never miss an episode of VOM Radio! Subscribe to the Podcast.

Religionen - Krieg und FriedenDienstag 19 Juli, 19:30-21:30 Uhr Haus am Dom, Domplatz 3, Frankfurt a.M. Der brutale Angriffskrieg in Europa hat uns neu ins Gedächtnis gerufen, dass weltweit seit Jahren Kriege toben, in Syrien, im Jemen, in Afghanistan, in Eritrea. Religionen spielen in all diesen Kriegen eine Rolle, als Brandbeschleuniger, Vorwand, Entschuldigungsgrund. Aber immer sind religiöse Menschen, ganze Gemeinden unter den Opfern, oft werden religiöse Minderheiten gezielt angegriffen, verfolgt, vertrieben - Christen, Juden, Jeziden, Muslime. Religiöse Gemeinden sorgen hier in Deutschland und anderen Aufnahmeländern für die Aufnahme der Kriegsflüchtlinge und deren Versorgung. Denn es ist der Frieden, Salam, Schalom, der in allen Heiligen Schriften als oberstes Ziel menschlichen Strebens gepriesen wird. Wir beleuchten dieses komplexe Phänomen mit Fachleuten und Betroffenen. Referentinnen: Dr. Aklilu Ghirmai, sozialpastoraler Mitarbeiter, Flüchtlingsberater in der Kath. Eritreischen Gemeinde Prof. Dr. Hanna Pfeifer, Professur für Politikwissenschaft mit dem Schwerpunkt Radikalisierungs- und Gewaltforschung, HSFK/Goethe-Uni Dr. Michael A. Schmiedel, Vorstand Religions for Peace Deutschland Dr. Armin Ungern-Sternberg, Leiter Amt für multikulturelle Angelegenheiten Frankfurt Moderation: Prof. Dr. Joachim Valentin, Vorsitzender Rat der Religionen Veranstalter: Rat der Religionen, Frankfurt; Mediale Begleitung und Umsetzung: Johanna Rundel Cover: © Priscilla Du Preez

Episode Breakdown: 11:15: Preparing for Caribana  Weekend28:01: Practicing life without parents38:07: TRUE OR FALSE SEGMENT:  If we don't succeed the first time, we should try & try again.43:32: #WeGotYou. Intro Song:  Ruger - WeweOutro Song: GBM Nutron - Practice  Hosts: La'el (@misteready), Tobi (@shoboytobs). Rate and Review. Instagram: @yougetmepodcast

Tsegay grips, torteras och sätts i en blodig cell i Eritrea, på obestämd tid. Orsaken är att han skriver dikter. Hur ska han ta sig härifrån? Lösningen stavas: toapapper. Tsegay Mehari fängslades och torterades i fyra år i Eritreas värsta fängelse. Idag är han bosatt i Västerås. För Verkligheten berättar han om åren där, flykten därifrån och om det skrivna ordet som fick honom att överleva.

Seit zehn Jahren arbeitet Christian Mihr als Geschäftsführer für Reporter ohne Grenzen (RSF). Im Podcast Menschenrechte : nachgefragt der Politischen Meinung und der Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung e.V. sprechen wir mit ihm über die Bedrohungen der Pressefreiheit in Deutschland und weltweit. Reporter ohne Grenzen vergleicht 180 Länder in einem Ranking, nur in Nordkorea, Laos und Eritrea hat die Organisation keine Mitarbeiter, die für das Ranking von vor Ort Informationen liefern. Christian Mihr spricht mit uns über seine Reise nach Saudi-Arabien, das nach dem Mord an dem Mitarbeiter der Washington Post, Kashoggi, seine Position in dem Ranking gerne verbessern würde. Doch nicht nur staatliche Repression und Desinformation sind problematisch: Zunehmend greifen auch zivilgesellschaftliche Akteure – wie die Querdenkenbewegung - Journalistinnen und Journalisten gewalttätig an. Was kann RSF somit nicht nur für Bedrohte in Afghanistan, Russland und in der Ukraine, sondern auch in Frankreich, Großbritannien, Italien und Deutschland tun? Immer größer werden auch die digitalen Bedrohung – nicht nur für Onlinejournalisten. Wie reagiert RSF auf diese neuen Gefahren? Und warum wünscht sich unser Gesprächspartner, dass RSF irgendwann einmal nicht mehr existiert? Ein spannendes und kenntnisreiches Gespräch über diese und viele weitere Themen – Hören Sie rein!

We will address the challenges and advantages of being single on the mission field.

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Half-hour broadcasts in Afaan Oromoo of news, interviews with newsmakers, features about culture, health, youth, politics, agriculture, development and sports on Monday through Friday evenings at 8:30 in Ethiopia and Eritrea.

Episode Breakdown: 04:22: We plan our future wedding and discuss the importance of culture in marriage 26:50: Idolizing celebrities 38:07: TRUE OR FALSE SEGMENT: The merit of all things lie in their difficulty 44:36: #WeGotYou. Intro Song:  Fireboy & Asake - Bandana Outro Song: Kwesi Arthur - don't keep me waiting Hosts: La'el (@misteready), Tobi (@shoboytobs). Rate and Review. Instagram: @yougetmepodcast

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Oftentimes short term mission trips sideline the indigenous church. The local church is the key to transformation and must be empowered to participate in the Great Commission. The members of the local, indigenous church are the best people to reach their community with the Gospel. They speak the same language, look the same, and understand the culture. By giving the local church the responsibility, allowing them to be in the driver's seat, we will be able to empower them with skills that will meet the biggest needs in their own community. Missions is designed to be a relay race. We will discuss seven principles to assist us in our short term mission trips to have sustained, long term impact without creating dependency.