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On today's show: 10-11am Chairman Paul Bellew re-elected at Galway GAA convention Garda Slot Group of Galway volunteers to rebuild blind school and orphanage in Ethopia
#loveacrossborders #AfricansDating #internationaldating Click Here to Watch Live: Watch Here What is it like to move to the U.S. in search of love? Are love and culture truly different across continents? In this episode, join Marcus and Karmea Wells as they explore Tracy K's journey from Africa to America, where she discovers both the joys and challenges of dating American men. Tracy shares her unique perspective on love, family, and the cultural shifts she's experienced along the way. Get ready for a fun, insightful discussion that sheds light on dating in a new country! SUBSCRIBE @GentlemanStylePodcast for more discussions on dating across borders! Gentleman Style Store & Merch HERE
The nation may not be ready for Mo Bati. He's has flown under the radar this year despite dominating performances. We caught up with Mo and his coach to learn more about his story. Mo came to the United States from Ethopia in 2018. He ran a little bit at the high school level but moved to the roads before attending Augsburg. He's run 63/2:18 for the half and full. Last year, he put up big performances but fell short of making it to nationals. He's learned from his mistakes and ready to see what he can accomplish this year. Get to know Mo. Thanks to LEVER For Supporting the Podcast. Check them out at Levermovement.com. For all your recovery needs. How to Support D3 Glory Days: THE NEWSLETTER! D3 Glory Days Venmo. We launched a Patreon! Subscribe and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts Instagram, Twitter and Strava.
In the 1st century, two radically different men met by the power of the Spirit, and this encounter would change Ethopia for the rest of history. God is still working and moving through His people and wants to use our everyday experiences to grow His Kingdom. Bruce Hills shares an encouraging message on the divine impact of our evangelism.
At the age of eleven, Deenbo Kidane immigrated to the U.S. from Ethiopa, giving her an unique understanding of the challenges immigrants face, as well as the struggles their children face. Her father was a ministry leader, so she also witnessed firsthand the difficulty immigrant ministry leaders encounter when trying to find a supportive, encouraging community. Little did she know, these life experiences would be put to good use one day.Today, Deenbo is the Co-Director of the Daniel Initiative, a network of pastors and church leaders from all over the world. She is also the Director of Children's and Youth Ministry at El-Bethel Ethiopian Missionary Church. As she likes to say, she's a 'bridge', encouraging youth not to assimilate or to isolate, but to thrive. Being the bridge is hard work, and Deenbo is honest about that, but she knows she's doing exactly what she's supposed to be doing - and she loves it.Listen in and be encouraged.For more about the Daniel Initiative.For more about El-Bethel Ethiopian Missionary Church.
Peter Lineham talks to Matthew about why right now is a great time to light bonfires on That's The Spirit, particularly in Ethopia's capital city where the festival Meskel is currently being celebrated.
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Today's blockchain and cryptocurrency news Bitcoin is up slightly at $48,030 Eth is up slightly at $2,489 Binance Coin, is up slightly at $317 Dapper Labs' NFL ALL DAY sees big Super Bowl push. Ethereum Gas fees surge FTX estate offloads DCI for pennies on the dollar. Miners make push in Ethopia. Farcaster's rise. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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Welcome to Dragonfly Tales, a story podcast for children of all ages.This episode we welcome young guest teller Magda, who is 11, from Forest Gate London. Magda shares her brilliant story of a very skillful pussycat and her circus tricks! We absolutely love it! We also share details of Chewing-gum artist Ben Wilson. Ben has been bringing magic to the streets and landmarks of London for over 10 years and now is lovely art is in peril of disappearing. Please sign his petition HERE and find out more about him HERE.Our story is a very old folktale that has several versions across the globe - Ethopia, Korea, Japan and China. It is about trust, patience and tenderness - the Tiger's Whisker. You can find a version of it HERE.If you would like a SHOUT OUT, or to tell a tale on the podcast, the best thing to do is join the Dragonfly Tales story chat on Facebook. However, if you don't use Facebook, you can email us at emilydragonflytales@gmail.com and we will try our best to give you a shout out.And If you would like to donate a little something towards our podcast, we would be so grateful. You can donate to Dragonfly Tales Podcast by clicking here: DONATEYou can follow us on:Facebook InstagramTwitterThanks for listening! Theme Music by Leo Grazebrook on GarageBandStorytelling, songs and music by Dragonfly TalesProduced by Andy GrazebrookArt by Light Creative
Welcome to Challenges of Faith Radio Program, 'Ponder & Apply Time".. Today's discussion center around is my community, Noah's sons, Ethopia,Egypt's Biblical linkage and lineage Dr. Tony Evans-Oneness Embraced I'm Gary, Producer, Host and an Author. I write and communicate from a "Edifying" and "Preventive" standpoint, designed to show individuals how to avoid becoming Victims of relationships and all types of crimes A genuine friend (Rip) presented me a plaque (by an unknown author) which read. "A genuine friend is one to whom one may pour out the contents of one's heart, chaff and grain together, knowing that gentle hands will take and sift it, keep what is worth keeping, and with a breath of kindness, blow the rest away." I ask the same of you, because it is now "Ponder and Apply Time". After you have done so, the next question is what are you going to do with the gleaned knowledge, affecting you, home, community, place of worship and workplace, town, province, village, state, or country...What? Contact Gary, :E-mail:cofrp@protonmail.com Tel # 305.902.4766 Website: http://challengesoffaithradioprogram.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@COFRP
Just back from Ethopia, Turkey and even Ukraine, Bill Ragon stopped by the podcast room to provide an update of some of the medical mission work that Samaritan's Purse is doing in countries impacted by war and natural disasters. What's it like to be faithful and follow God's call into danger? If you've never heard Bill share stories and his passion for this kind of mission work, you need to listen to this episode. It is eye-opening! ☛ Did you know that you can be part of the podcast conversation too? Send in a comment, show idea or a question: https://anchor.fm/northsidenow/message Connect with us online: ►Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/northsidejackson ►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/northsidenowpodcast ►Website: https://www.northsidejackson.com ►Podcast: https://anchor.fm/northsidenow #NorthsideNOWPodcast #NorthsideChurch #BillRagon #Samaritan'sPurse --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/northsidenow/message
In this episode of Run with Fitpage, we have the race director of India's largest race, the Tata Mumbai Marathon - Hugh Jones. Vikas and Hugh discuss all about Hugh's running journey and TMM 2023, along with some important pieces of advice for the runners from Hugh.Hugh Jones is a retired British long-distance runner. He was born in London and attended Latymer Upper School in Hammersmith, where he began competing in long-distance running both for the school and for Ranelagh Harriers, and the University of Liverpool. In 1982 Jones became the first Welshman to win the London Marathon, finishing in a time of 2:09:24. Two years later he finished 12th in the men's marathon of the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles with a time of 2:13:57. In 1983 he finished a close second to Joseph Nzau in the Chicago Marathon. In 1983 Hugh Jones won the Stockholm Marathon with a time of 2:11:37, for twenty years the course record. He won it again in 1992 (2:15:58) was second in 1993 (2:17:29) and seventh in 1994 (2:18:20). His personal best is 2:09:24, set in London 1982. Jones became the Secretary of the Association of International Marathons and Distance Races (AIMS) in July 1996, succeeding Andy Galloway. Jones currently holds this position as well as the editorship of AIMS' Distance Running magazine which he started in 2000. Jones was president of the Road Runners Club from 2007 to 2011.Vikas hosts this weekly podcast and enjoys nerding over-exercise physiology, nutrition, and endurance sport in general. He aims to get people to get out and 'move'. When he is not working, he is found running, almost always. He can be found on nearly all social media channels but Instagram is preferred:)Reach out to Vikas:Instagram: @vikas_singhhLinkedIn: Vikas SinghTwitter: @vikashsingh1010
Both sides in the two-year-long civil war in northern Ethiopia have now agreed to attend peace talks this weekend in South Africa. following an invitation by the African Union. Tigrayan rebels confirmed they would take part after the Addis Ababa government confirmed its participation earlier. The Tigray rebels have however raised some questions about the invited participants, observers, guarantors and the role of the international community.
Michael Crawley chats with me about his experiences running in Ethopia and the process of writing the book about the experience called "Out Of Thin Air." This book is based on an inspiring study by an international runner and anthropologist, Crawley, who goes to Ethiopia to find out why east Africa's long-distance runners lead the world, Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
President Muhammadu Buhari and Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed said that African growth and development will require strong, visionary leadership that caters to the needs of the people, and effectively strengthens institutions that encourage peaceful co-existence while providing disincentives to conflicts and coups. The presidential media aide, Femi Adesina stated that at the meeting between both leaders, President Buhari commended the efforts of the Prime Minister in maintaining peace and unity in the country, and dedication to ensuring fairness and justice in development. President Buhari urged the Ethiopian leader to stay focused on keeping the country together, in spite of the difficulties, assuring that Nigeria will continue to support efforts in peaceful co-existence and unity.
Ethiopia's Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed - a Nobel Peace Prize winning politician - has said he'll lead troops who are fighting rebels in the Tigray region of the country in what he's calling "the final fight" to save Ethopia. Meanwhile, the Biden administration is warning of a potential humanitarian crisis there that could destabilize the entire region. Plus, the rise of vegan Thanksgiving. And, the story of the first Thanksgiving - 1200 miles south of Plymouth, Massachusetts. Guests: Axios' Zach Basu, Ben Montgomery and Russell Contreras. Credits: Axios Today is produced in partnership with Pushkin Industries. The team includes Niala Boodhoo, Sara Kehaulani Goo, Julia Redpath, Alexandra Botti, Nuria Marquez Martinez, Alex Sugiura, Sabeena Singhani, Lydia McMullen-Laird, David Toledo and Jayk Cherry. Music is composed by Evan Viola. You can reach us at podcasts@axios.com. You can text questions, comments and story ideas to Niala as a text or voice memo to 202-918-4893. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Ethiopia: mass arbitrary arrests target Tigrayans, says UN rights office UNITAID deal seals COVID-19 antiviral boost for one in two people globally Tobacco use falling, but ‘unscrupulous' companies luring new users
There are around 7000 languages in the world. But about half of them are endangered or nearly extinct. Some languages are spoken only by a handful of people. Like Ongota in Ethopia or Lemerig on Vanuatu. Losing a language also means losing cultural heritage. Find out on Big Ideas, how languages can be revitalised and why historically, there has been a focus on the decline rather than the future of minoritised languages.
There are around 7000 languages in the world. But about half of them are endangered or nearly extinct. Some languages are spoken only by a handful of people. Like Ongota in Ethopia or Lemerig on Vanuatu. Losing a language also means losing cultural heritage. Find out on Big Ideas, how languages can be revitalised and why historically, there has been a focus on the decline rather than the future of minoritised languages.
Comprehensive coverage of the day's news with a focus on war and peace; social, environmental and economic justice. Texas Democrats flee state to stop Republicans from passing bill to limit voting rights. Former President Donald Trump keynote speaker at CPAC-Conservative Political Action Conference. Progressive Senator Bernie Sanders meets with President Joe Biden, pushes a $3.5 trillion infrastructure package. President Joe Biden calls for gun control at White House meeting on rising crime. World Health Organization calls on Pfizer and Moderna to provide COVID-19 vaccines to poor nations. Fire season starts with more than 1,200 wildfires in the west, California sees largest wildfire this year. Egypt starts storing water from Nile River for hydroelectric dam, sparking conflict with Sudan and Ethopia. Supporters and opponents of reallocating $18 million from Oakland's police budget to violence prevention programs rally. The post Texas Democrats flee state to stop Republicans from passing bill to limit voting rights; President Joe Biden calls for gun control at White House meeting on rising crime; Fire season starts with more than 1,200 wildfires in the west, California sees largest wildfire this year appeared first on KPFA.
Michael Crawley chats with me about his experiences running in Ethopia and the process of writing the book about the experience called "Out Of Thin Air." This book is based on an inspiring study by an international runner and anthropologist, Crawley, who goes to Ethiopia to find out why east Africa's long-distance runners lead the world, Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Todd Nettleton shares about a recent attack by Hindu radicals on a church in India. Arrests were made - but it's not what you'd expect. Todd also gave an update on an exciting renewal movement among Ethiopian Orthodox Priests. It is having a great impact, but it is also coming with a cost. Todd Nettleton is the Chief of Media Relations and Message Integration for VOM and the host of The Voice of the Martyrs Radio. Click Here to learn more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Happy (belated) International Women’s Day! Our friend Cyd took us back to her life in Ethopia and shared how it was quite an unexpected journey for a Westerner. The three of us also talked about processing grief, safety concerns, life as an athlete, and other intimate topics. Although the conversation was recorded in August 2020, we still feel the emotions preserved through our voices when listening back to it today. Music Credits: Soft Feeling by Cheel Sunday Rain by Cheel Sweet Relief by Zachariah Hickman American Idle by RKVC --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gabriella-liu/support
Host Marcia Franklin talks with Dr. Abraham Verghese, a professor at the Stanford School of Medicine and an author of both fiction and non-fiction works. They discuss not only the themes of his work, but also his thoughts on healthcare reform and ways for doctors to establish better working relationships with their patients. Verghese's first book, My Own Country, was a poignant chronicle of how his life was changed by working with AIDS patients in rural Tennessee. It was a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award. He went on to pen another non-fiction work called The Tennis Partner, about a doctor's struggle with mental illness and drug addiction. He is also a frequent contributor to magazines and journals, writing articles about medical ethics. In his first novel, Verghese turned his focus to a work of fiction, Cutting for Stone. It is set in Ethopia, where he grew up. The expansive book follows the saga of two Indian brothers as they learn more about their past. With medicine as its backdrop, it also allows Verghese to explore some of what he views as the best and worst aspects of his profession. Don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast and visit the Dialogue website for more conversations that matter! Originally Aired: 12/10/2009 The interview is part of Dialogue’s series, "Conversations from the Sun Valley Writers' Conference," and was taped at the 2009 conference. Since 1995, the conference has been bringing together some of the world’s most well-known and illuminating authors to discuss literature and life.
In this podcast episode, we have Guest Speaker - Eduardo Dixon that was cast in the play production of Ms. Nichel Anderson MOLIAE as King Sippar of what is known as Ethopia or Ancient Cush and Abia II, a Mitsry/Egyptian Elite member of society. The guest sat down to talk about his role then cast and life challenges how to plan to action and move forward to your goals.Follow us on :moliae.comfacebook.com/moliaetwitter.com/moliaeyoutube.com/moliaeAnd check out our new expansion of skincare for men and women at :https://MOLIAEBeauty.com Support us to move forward!
Mick is in a state of shock after being called "the MEP who looks like the bass player from Jethro Tull" during a committee meeting with a neo conservative journalist. The two MEPs discuss their amendment to the report on stocktaking of the European Elections, where they aim to establish a free EU-wide TV channel for streaming proceedings from the European Parliament. Mick reminisces about the scandal that is the National Children's Hospital. In what would be a first for the European Parliament Clare ruminates on voting against her own "Daly Report" on fundamental rights. She tells us how the report ended up being an absolute mess and how that came to be. And the lead bullets ban is back on the agenda much to everyone's dismay.
When it comes to a life well lived you can't get much more impressive than Dr Catherine Hamlin. Catherine spent her life treating obstetric fistulas in Ethiopia, and in doing so both improved and saved countless lives. Now author Sue Williams has shed light on an incredible friendship Catherine shared with a former patient; Mamitu Gashe. Sue's book is called Healing Lives, and in this interview she talks about the obstacles both women overcame to make a huge impact on the lives of women in Ethopia.
"Our next guest was born in Ethopia and moved to the US with his family and realized his potential through hard work and perseverance. He has written poetry, acted in film and television, is a musician and more! Time to get real with a modern renaissance man." --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/reel-ii-real-with-coach-herb--b/support
Find out how Julie found family in Ethiopia. A shocking medical diagnosis forced Julie to give up on IVF, but she couldn't give up on her need to be a parent. In an international adoption journey that took her all the way to Ethiopia, Julie learned how much love and work being a parent could be.Editor’s Note: Julie's children approved this episode and gave permission for its airing.For episode transcripts and to download our theme song, “Freak in Love,” visit ivfupodcast.comFor more information about Sam’s live stories, performances and music please visit samshaber.comTo learn more about Julie and to read some of her written work visit juliecorby.comWe want to hear from you! Send your comments, questions, and stories to ivfupodcast@gmail.com
Naz and Rob reflect on U.S. support for the Yemen war and the conspicuous absence of the Palestinian issue from the normalisation agreement among Israel, the UAE and Bahrain. Crisis Group's senior analyst for Ethiopia, Will Davison, then joins them to discuss the enormous challenges facing Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed amid rising ethnic tensions in Africa's second-most populous country.
In this week's #podcast episode we will cover stories from #Lesotho, #China, #Italy, #NewCaledonia, #Ethopia, #Egypt, #Sudan, and the #TheUnitedStates where the 10-year search for US$2 million in treasure, has finally come to an end. Visit the blog (https://taplink.cc/tunukamedia) for pictures and references.© 2020 TunukaMedia
This episode marks the end of the first season of the Eurasia Group Foundation podcast, None Of The Above. We conclude our season with a topic that gets far too little attention in the mainstream media: the history of the U.S. military’s involvement in Somalia, a country deeply mired in terrorism, poverty, and war. Mark sits down with Nairobi-based journalist Amanda Sperber and anthropologist Catherine Besteman to unpack why the United States is waging an unofficial drone war in Somalia and explores the history and human costs of this conflict. They discuss the evolution of Al-Shabaab (an affiliate of Al-Qaeda), civilian casualties from U.S. airstrikes, and how Somalia exemplifies what many consider to be the strategic and moral failings of America’s global war on terror. Have a listen, let us know what you think, and we’ll see you in August when we return for Season 2. Amanda Sperber is a Nairobi-based award-winning investigative journalist, foreign correspondent, and multimedia storyteller. Her work focuses on East Africa, specifically on Somalia, and the consequences of U.S. drone strikes. She is the author of “Ilhan Omar Demands Answers on Civilian Deaths in Somalia” in The Daily Beast. @hysperbole Catherine Besteman is Francis F. Bartlett and Ruth K. Bartlett Professor of Anthropology at Colby College in Maine. Her work focuses on U.S. militarism in Somalia. She is the author of The Costs of War in Somalia from Brown University’s Costs of War Project, and the upcoming book Militarized Global Apartheid (2020).
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Global News Update on Africa I Gatcha, news from BBC/SKY/Bloomberg/DW family compliant…listen to the audio by clicking the link…13 May 2020In today's bulletin..Bolt not laying off any of its workers in Europe unlike UberUK definitely in a recessionSelf Employed in the UK to get 80% of they profit paidTrump defends Telsa And More.. Africa I Gatcha…The last time we checked, over $4bn was the annual import bill for textile. Up until early 1990s there were over 180 textile mills in the country employing directly, over 500,000 people. It was the largest employer of labour after the Public Sector. https://allafrica.com/stories/202005110585.html "It took me four weeks to build it because this is health emergency period," he said, adding: "Now, I am trying to go through the process of certification so that government or any private health facilities can use our locally built ventilator." https://allafrica.com/stories/202004290699.html Some health experts have touted hydroxychloroquine as being an effective immune modulator for patients suffering the virus disease, even though there is no consensus yet on its reliability of the drug and side-effects. "We hope to start manufacture of HCQ in about two weeks, the hydroxychloroquine raw material will be arriving later this week," said CiplaQCIL chief executive, Nevin Bradford, in an interview with The EastAfrican.https://allafrica.com/stories/202005120177.html There is a biscuit and flour manufacturing gap in the country, and this company is primarily dedicated to bridging this and making the products accessible to the local market, according to Fikru Hailemariam, general manager of the plant. https://allafrica.com/stories/202005050739.html Produced and Broadcast viahttps://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelonyango/?
Ethiopia is seeking debt relief and emergency budgetary support for African countries to boost their response to the coronavirus outbreak. In its three-point submission to the G20 group of countries, Ethiopia is proposing a 150-billion-dollar emergency health financing and budgetary support from the World Bank. Ethiopia is also seeking support from the World Health Organization to strengthen public health delivery and emergency preparedness in Africa. In seeking debt relief, Ethiopia says Africa’s ability to cushion its firms and workers from the impact of the pandemic is constrained by its debt burden. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/newscast-africa/support Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Below you will find Pastor Jason Cruise’s “Sermon Gauntlet”Find out more about Pastor Jason Cruise at jasoncruise.com Description For Web Title: Scripture: Series Engine Keywords: YouTube Description: Working Title: Passage: Supporting Passages: Tuesday: Heart Preparation through meditation Wednesday: Head Preparation through study Thursday: Hands Preparation through arrangement Friday: Close it out. Exegetical: []Step 1: Pray For Illumination “I’m not looking for someone who knows what they are doing. I’m looking for someone who knows what I am doing.” - from Dave Sylvester in York as the Lord spoke to him in sermon prep Ask for insight. Ask for clarity. Ask for Spirit power to hear His voice. God give me the ability to see this passage as You meant for it to be seen. To understand it as You meant for it to be understood. To apply it in a way that moves people into living practically in Your power. Refuse to chase the information first. Chase His heart about the passage first. Prepare my heart first with His heart Prepare my head next through study Prepare my hands for outline and delivery and digital imagery []Step 2: Read it, re-read it []Step 3: Read it with an interlinear and break it down []Step 4: Read multiple translations []Step 5: Draw Out Dominant Thoughts ARRANGE: []Step 6: Pray over the arranging that it would make sense Pray for the introduction Pray for the arranging Pray for the closing - for the ability to bring it home. []Step 7: Choose The Communication Model []Step 8: Arrange it in a skeleton - get the bones laid out TYPEOUT: []Step 9: Type Out Sections []Step 10: Write the intro []Step 11: Write the conclusion Images: []Step 12: Craft The Images Background Work: If I was standing there when this passage was unfolding what would I see ? What would I feel ? About what does the passage talk? What is the driving Biblical principle - the timeless truth? What was The Spirit’s intent for inspiring this passage? What does it reveal? What core doctrine does this sermon address? Does This Passage Contain Any: Recurring words? Loud adjectives? Word Pictures? What did it mean to the people when the author wrote it? what the biblical writer was saying to the biblical audience it can never mean what it never meant Is this a story or parable ? If so, briefly describe the characters. Look at it from their position: Is there tension anywhere in this passage? Find the tension and you have a real story. Theological tension? Relational tension? Does the passage itself create tension in me or in the world around me? If this passage were a town, what’s the Main Street? How does this find its fulfillment in Jesus “In every village and hamlet in England there is a road that leads to London.” - Spurgeon Why does this issue matter to God? The Shouting Line: DO NOT REST until I can put this sermon - not the exegesis - into one simple thought. What’s the shouting line? If they drug me off the stage and I had to shout something to remember - what is it? Bridge Work: What does it say now to the people who read it today - in timelessness generally? What does this passage teach me about who God is? What does this teach me about who man is? What is this telling me to do? What Do They Need To Know? What’s the one thing? Why Do They Need To Know It? What Do They Need To Do? Why Do They Need To Do It? Imagine what would happen if we actually did this. Example: If you actually made a list of debt for people that you owe gratitude and you told them what would happen? What will happen to the person who never discovers the truth or principle you are about to address? What Can I Do To Help Them Remember What’s Being Taught? Is there one core phrase I can use to describe this passage in a single sentence? Is there a compare/contrast to explain the dominant thought? “A life devoted to self ultimately leaves you alone.” Is there a metaphor that can describe the passage? Is there a rhyme to make the domain thought more sticky? "You can be tender without surrender" Is there are structure or a rhythm to the passage? Blessed is the man who does not walk in the counsel of counsel of the wicked, or stand in the path of sinners, or sit in the seat of scoffers (Psalm 1) Why this story ?? Of all the ones that could be chosen, why this one? Application Work: []What’s the goal of this sermon? What do I want them to think, feel, or do … when it’s over? [] If I actually did what this passage is saying how would my life look differently daily ? If I had hidden shame how would this passage affect me? If I were chasing status how would this passage affect me? If I were divorced how would this passage affect me? If I was a teenager how would this passage affect me? If God is only a part of my life but not the authority of my life how would this affect me? []Where can I show God’s mercy in this situation? Exegetical Notes: ARRANGE THE SERMON FOR HEARING: what’s the most effective way to package the sermon so that it can be heard? What Model Am I Using? []Problem. Agitate. Solve. (PAS) Get them to agree with me on a problem or an issue. Agitate it. Stir it up. Solve it with Scripture. []Picture, Promise, Prove, Push Paint a picture of what it could be like or gets attention Capture the promise of the passage Prove it with other Scripture Push for a commitment or action []Hero, Story, Solution The hero/villain goes through a problem and here’s how they solved it or here’s how they failed []PASTOR Person. Start with a person, problem, or pain Amplify the consequences of NOT solving it Story. Insert story, solution, or a system Testimony Offer Response []Before, After, Bridge Before: here’s your world now After: imagine having this thing gone or solved Bridge: here’s how to get there []Introduction []How can I be as visual as possible to engage their mind immediately in the beginning? []The Contrast: Positive - Negative - Positive We all want to ___________ (positive) but the problem is _______________ (negative) the good news is that _________________ []If … then []If you don’t do anything, it gets worse []What most people do … []Imagine … []If the only thing you got is … “if the only thing you got from this sermon today was a better understanding of God’s heart for Ethopia, it would be worth it.” []Don’t let this happen to you: []What if … []You’re standing at the crossroads. KEY TRUTH TRANSITION: []Ask them to write down the key truth []Closing What’s the CTA? What do I want them to think, feel, or do? What’s the take-home in all of this? 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Thomas Gobena aka Tommy T. is a bassist known for his work in Gogol Bordello. He joined us to chat about the birth of his passion for bass while growing up in Ethopia and how it led him to the career he has now. He also touches on the danger of putting too much value on someone's taste in music.
19 Feb 2020: Juan and Mairead shared their experience with adopting children in Ethopia.Resident legal expert Ludmila Yamalova tells us the legalities involved in adopting. Make sure you listen until the end - and bring those tissue out!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Ep. 21 New Year’s Days Around the World Links Footle and Grok blog: http://www.footleandgrok.com/ Footle and Grok on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/footleandgrok/ 24/7 Wall Street article: https://247wallst.com/special-report/2019/02/01/26-completely-different-new-years-days-around-the-world-3/6/ New Year Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Year Intro and Outro Music: Mr. Lansing’s Road by Mark! Silver https://marksilvermedia.github.io/groovygalleon/tunes
Matt share about all we can and the life of Phillip and the eunuch of Ethopia
A story goes that in the ancient days of Ethiopia, the young boy Arha made his way out of the fertile country of Guraghe to find employment in the city of Addis Ababa.
Amazon is to accept cryptocurrency as a form of payment through a company called Moon. Moon is eventually going to allow purchases on all e-commerce websites after they have successfully pulled it of with Amazon. A huge move that would push adoption a step forward is Cardano launching a state-backed cryptocurrency for Ethopia. They will allow residents to use the crypto to pay for transportation, bills and more. If it works, they have on-boarded 6 million plus people into the market and hopefully other countries will take similar action and this would move us into the digital future immensely! Lastly a cryptocurrency theif stole over $7.5 million dollars via sim swapping, which has actually happened to me twice. I have implemented security measures in place for this specific method which I share how to protect your self and your assets more importantly so they do not get swiped! For an unhackable wallet visit https://www.bitfi.info Thank you for listening. Everything Crypto episode 006
Huge congrats to Tanitoluwa Adewunmi, 8 year-old NY State Chess Champ in his division, who has overcome the adversity he and his family met while fleeing Nigeria seeking refuge in America. Thoughts and prayers out to everyone who were affected by the unfortunate mosque terroist attacks in Christchurch, New Zealand. Also, to those who loss their lives in the airplane crashes in Indonesia and Ethopia.. but do you think they could and should have been avoided? And lastly, we have updated the saying "work twice as hard and be twice as better than 'them' just to get half of what they have" to add in "be twice as wealthy as well," What to Watch : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0bwrk-TN9fE Best Kept Secret: Katori Walker - Run
The Midwest Boyz are back with their usual banter. This week we talked about whats been going on in our lives, education scandal, how long to wait to get physical after different situation, random facts, Boeing, and anything that pops in the mind of two black men in the middle of the country.Song of the week Crunk Chocolate:Bad Bunny-MIAFatBoi:T.Stubbz-Lit Kids
Art is connecting people everywhere. That’s why it is essential in the culture of Viva con Agua. Since his first experience with Viva con Agua at the Millerntor Gallery, London-based artist David Shillinglaw shares our approach of using universal languages like sports, music and art in supporting clean drinking water. That’s why he designed John’s Rig, our mobile drilling rig driving through Ethiopia with the mission of buidling wells! But why is it important to paint a machine such as a drilling rig driving through rural areas of Ethiopia? And how else does art actually create water? That’s what Davis is going to explain in this talk.
This whole story about Dwight Howard is pure comedy. Like sometimes the joke just tells itself. Also, hear my favorite ass songs, Kareem Hunt, Lyrica Anderson and R. Kelly in Ethopia. No that last statement is not a typo...
In this week’s podcast Episode 38 “King Mahlon Rise To Akun Rule” – for podcast show Nichel Anderson Short Stories And Beyond this is a premium podcast and the release is mostly short stories of the clips with the full story accessible on Nichel Anderson patreon page – you will see the link to my patreon page in the below description of this episode. MOLIAE is based on my book Mitsrayim – A Memoir, now a theatrical production and a podcast show. My podcast of short stories are mostly about my prime production MOLIAE (Moments of Love In Ancient Egypt) Currently, the MOLIAE production is in prep phase for the Prestige Return of MOLIAE Stageplay. So to get the full short story, this week starts only the clip snippet from the full story, thus, listeners must become a Patron of the Nichel Anderson Short Stories And Beyond Podcast Patron Program, at https://www.Patreon.com/NichelAnderson Let’s do highlights for this week –we focus Episode 38 “King Mahlon Rise To Akun Rule" where King Mahlon gets the official spiritual rise back to his inherited throne rulership of Mitsayim. One of the Anuki brothers .”Recap from last week was Episode 37 “Sisters of the Sudan” where we got to meet up with the sister of Queen Hagar for the first time within the Podcast Short Stories Timeline – from Nichel Anderson's book “Mitsrayim” named Queen Mami, she is the wife to King Sippar that rules over the land that we now call in future generations Ethiopia. --To buy or rent Ms. Nichel Anderson feature films and webisodes visit online streaming website:https://www.reelhouse.org/prestige--Join MOLIAE YouTube Channel at:https://www.youtube.com/user/MOLIAE--PREMIUM Patron Members Links And SOCIAL LINKS - Stay Connected - Show Your SupportTo become a Patron Member of this PREMIUM Podcast visit the following portal:https://www.Patreon.com/NichelAnderson--Social media links of Nichel Anderson's productions:www.twitter.com/DOANDMoviewww.twitter.com/MOLIAEwww.facebook.com/MOLIAE--Sign-Up To Join MOLIAE Fan Club and eNewsletterwww.MOLIAE.com/Contact--**Purchase the book Mitsrayim: A Memoir on Amazon.com - go to:https://www.amazon.com/Mitsrayim-Memoir-Past-Ancient-Egypt/dp/059533444X--**Another Podcast by Nichel Anderson and where you can become a Premium Content Patron at :https://nichelanderson7.podbean.com
In this week’s podcast Episode 38 “King Mahlon Rise To Akun Rule” – for podcast show Nichel Anderson Short Stories And Beyond this is a premium podcast and the release is mostly short stories of the clips with the full story accessible on Nichel Anderson patreon page – you will see the link to my patreon page in the below description of this episode. MOLIAE is based on my book Mitsrayim – A Memoir, now a theatrical production and a podcast show. My podcast of short stories are mostly about my prime production MOLIAE (Moments of Love In Ancient Egypt) Currently, the MOLIAE production is in prep phase for the Prestige Return of MOLIAE Stageplay. So to get the full short story, this week starts only the clip snippet from the full story, thus, listeners must become a Patron of the Nichel Anderson Short Stories And Beyond Podcast Patron Program, at https://www.Patreon.com/NichelAnderson Let’s do highlights for this week –we focus Episode 38 “King Mahlon Rise To Akun Rule" where King Mahlon gets the official spiritual rise back to his inherited throne rulership of Mitsayim. One of the Anuki brothers .”Recap from last week was Episode 37 “Sisters of the Sudan” where we got to meet up with the sister of Queen Hagar for the first time within the Podcast Short Stories Timeline – from Nichel Anderson's book “Mitsrayim” named Queen Mami, she is the wife to King Sippar that rules over the land that we now call in future generations Ethiopia. --To buy or rent Ms. Nichel Anderson feature films and webisodes visit online streaming website:https://www.reelhouse.org/prestige--Join MOLIAE YouTube Channel at:https://www.youtube.com/user/MOLIAE--PREMIUM Patron Members Links And SOCIAL LINKS - Stay Connected - Show Your SupportTo become a Patron Member of this PREMIUM Podcast visit the following portal:https://www.Patreon.com/NichelAnderson--Social media links of Nichel Anderson's productions:www.twitter.com/DOANDMoviewww.twitter.com/MOLIAEwww.facebook.com/MOLIAE--Sign-Up To Join MOLIAE Fan Club and eNewsletterwww.MOLIAE.com/Contact--**Purchase the book Mitsrayim: A Memoir on Amazon.com - go to:https://www.amazon.com/Mitsrayim-Memoir-Past-Ancient-Egypt/dp/059533444X--**Another Podcast by Nichel Anderson and where you can become a Premium Content Patron at :https://nichelanderson7.podbean.com
This is the first of two companion podcasts. In this episode, we interviewed Wonde Nevens, a current SOAS student who has recently completed the Centre for International Studies and Diplomacy module – Sport and Diplomacy: ‘More than just a Game;’ alongside Gavin Price SOAS alumni and now Associate Tutor for MA Global Diplomacy programme and trade specialist in the UK Government. Wonde and Gavin speak to SOAS Teaching Fellow Verity Postlethwaite about their thoughts and experiences on sport in Ethopia, USA and Australia, in particular, the impact of current geopolitical climates on the complex issues that intersect with sport. More information on Wonde and Gavin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wonde-nevens-23549097 https://twitter.com/GavinMPrice https://www.soas.ac.uk/staff/staff121848.php For information on SOAS sport and governance: www.soas.ac.uk/sport-diplomacy-and-governance/ For information on the next event at SOAS around the 2019 Japan Rugby World Cup: https://www.soas.ac.uk/jrc/events/jrc-sport-symposia-series/20sep2018-countdown-to-kickoff-japans-rugby-history-one-year-out-from-the-2019-rugby-world-cup.html
Benson and Sean take a look at the encouraging words of Jesus in Matthew 13, focusing on the parables of the mustard seed and the yeast. If you're interested in learning more about the clean water project in Ethopia mentioned today, visit www.facebook.com/EthiopiaWaterProject or www.friendlywater.net
Benson and Sean take a look at the encouraging words of Jesus in Matthew 13, focusing on the parables of the mustard seed and the yeast. If you're interested in learning more about the clean water project in Ethopia mentioned today, visit www.facebook.com/EthiopiaWaterProject or www.friendlywater.net
Today we welcome guest Jen Biswas to our show. Jen is a mama, wife, business owner and friend. Her business, Paisley and Sparrow, empowers at-risk women around the world. When you purchase from her shop you are giving a marginalized woman in India a hopeful future, someone in Ethopia a way to support her family, and a woman recovering from addition a second chance. More and more, the minimalist community and people in general are interested in conscious consumption, and we loved the opportunity to bring someone on the show who is running a business with with a purpose. Not only that, Jen also shares some real-life struggles like comparison, the stress of new motherhood, and the pressure of being a work-at-home mom that so many of our listeners will relate to. This episode is perfect for you if you are interested in hearing about a place where you can buy fair trade goods, are curious about what life's like behind the scenes for Jen Biswas, or you just want to hear some real talk about motherhood and self discovery. Enjoy!
Jeremy Gabrisch and his wife Christina had always dreamed of living abroad. He was an ER Physician in Austin TX when he and his wife visited Ethiopia to pick up their newly adopted son. They returned home to Austin, sold everything they owned and jumped back on another flight to move there permanently. After 3 ½ years of living abroad, they’ve moved back to Austin to disrupt the home health care market and reinvent the Doctor’s house call with their healthcare and technology startup, Remedy Urgent Care. We landed in Ethopia on their Christmas Day. There was no one on the streets, everything was closed and our new home was locked up. In this episode we discuss the move to Ethiopia... The life of an ER Physician in the U.S. What lead up to them selling everything they owned to move abroad and reinvent their personal lives. Their bumpy arrival when they land on the country’s Christmas day to find everything closed and their new home locked up. Why they chose Ethiopia and the stark differences in a simple visit to the grocery story. The similarities of practicing medicine and managing a hospital in Ethiopia compared to the U.S. The expat life in Ethiopia and the dynamic of others that chose to live a different life abroad. How schooling played a part in their decision to return. And back to Austin, TX... The re-entry back to the U.S. and the lessons learned while living abroad. Reverse culture shock when trying to choose the right cereal at the grocery store. Starting up a healthcare and technology startup to reinvent his professional career. What are the unique liabilities compared to a traditional health clinic and hospital. Why some Physicians implement unnecessary tests in order to limit their legal liability. How Remedy is able to scale growth while delivering quality healthcare to a person’s home 90 minutes after the patient sets the appointment. Show Notes Website: remedyurgentcare.com Twitter, Instagram and Facebook @GetRemedy Sponsor Check out clickplacement.com to ignite your pay-per-click and social marketing strategies. Go Hunt Life on iTunes
Milliner Stephen Jones; professor of Volcanology Clive Oppenheimer; filmmaker Karen Guthrie and former MI5 operative Tom Marcus join Libby Purves. Clive Oppenheimer is professor of Volcanology at the University of Cambridge. He presents Werner Herzog's documentary Into the Inferno which is inspired by Clive's book Eruptions that Shook the World. In the film presenter and director travel to Indonesia, Iceland, Ethopia and North Korea to investigate not only the volcanoes but also the people who live with them and have created their own myths and customs around these foreboding mountains. Into the Inferno is released on Netflix. Karen Guthrie is an artist and filmmaker. She directed the documentary The Closer We Get, a haunting portrait of her family. When her mother Ann suffered a devastating stroke in 2008 Karen returned to the family home and, along with her siblings, helped care for her. In a surprise twist her long absent father, who had been separated from Ann for years, also came back to help look after his former wife. In her film Karen shines a light on the complexities and secrets which underpin her parents' relationship. The Closer We Get is available on DVD. Tom Marcus, who uses this pen name to protect his identity, is a former MI5 surveillance officer. In his book, Soldier Spy, he recounts how he was recruited to the service following a stint in the army which he joined at 16. The book, written with the co-operation of MI5, gives a vivid account of the life of an undercover operative tracking down those who pose a threat to our national security. Soldier Spy is published by Penguin. Milliner Stephen Jones OBE has been creating exquisitely crafted hats for the last 40 years. His clients include rock stars and royalty - from Boy George to Diana, Princess of Wales. His book, Souvenirs, traces the origins of his creativity as a youngster growing up in Liverpool to his days at Saint Martin's School of Art, his arrival on London's street fashion scene and success on the world's catwalks. Stephen Jones: Souvenirs by Susannah Frankel and Stephen Jones is published by Rizzoli New York. Producer: Paula McGinley.
Join The Higherside Chats podcast as Greg Carlwood hosts Illuminati defector, Leo Zagami. As a former 33rd degree Freemason, ranking member of the p2 lodge and born from a lineage of aristocratic Illuminati blood, Leo has acute knowledge of the powerful network consisting nefarious elite and and exactly what their future plans entail. After years of grooming by the powers that be, in 2006 Leo dissolved many of his alliances and started exposing their members and agendas. Author of works such as Confessions of an Illuminati Vol. 2: The Time of Revelation and Tribulation Leading Up to 2020, Leo offers an authentic insights into what we can expect in years to come. We know that only a privileged, nefarious few truly make the big decisions of the world. Referred to as the Illuminati, they are a powerful network made up of royal bloodlines, secret societies, occult orders, shady banksters, and corporate oligarchs. 2:10 Greg and Leo start by breaking down his story for newcomers by defining the Illuminati and elaborating on his history with them. Listen as Leo describes how the Illuminati is a fragmented group of secret societies that recently unified their intentions to work together for the dawn of a new era. 6:00 Listen as Leo explains the barriers and challenges he's had to overcome in order to bring this information to the public. Listen as Leo outlines his works and details his aristocratic family lineage. 15:42 Listen as Leo details the Masonic roots of the Rastafarian movement, dating back to the Ancient Mystic Order of Ethopia. 16:50 Leo elaborates on another theme found in his book, the rise of freemasonry throughout China, or what he calls the rise of the dragon. 20:00 Listen as Greg and Leo discuss the ethnicity of the power pyramid. As Leo states, when you come from these bloodlines and view it in your daily life it becomes very obvious. And for a person in his position, gatherings with these people can become quite controversial. Leo goes onto describe a manifesto written by a new movement of Rosicrucians that emerged in the early 2000s and their core belief in the resurrection of Christ and that true Christianity it not merely a question of but racial karma. 26:00 Leo discusses a past interview with Project Camelot in which he mentions both Zecharia Sitchin and Balducci. He brings us up-to-date on where his most recent level of research into this topic has led him. 28:30 Join Greg and Leo as the detail for listeners that the Vatican is hiding what they're doing in Mount Graham and how the New World Order is hiding the alien agenda because of their involvement in it. 34:42 Listen as Leo details how the worldwide conspiracy is happening now with the US elections. As we all the the Clinton family in conjunction with friends such as George Soros, have created an unstoppable machine with far reaching tentacles. 38:50 Greg and Leo dive into the meat on the bones by discussing the elite's use of occult magic. Leo walks us through the specifics of the relationship between the elites and entities they use as well as tips for psychic defense. 44:42 Join Greg and Leo and they detail the sighting of the Holy Mary of Medjugorje. With bizarre circumstances circulating around these visions, the Pope has dismissed any notion of it's legitimacy, and several mysterious disappearances, including a priest have started happening. 47:00 The United Nations building in New York curiously has a room for mediation which Leo contends is where the New World Order occult direct their egregore as part of a project for the New World Order. Satanism and theosophy are deeply entrenched beliefs of many elites in the UN and Illuminati. 56:00 Listen as Greg and Leo elaborate on the future calamities humanity faces. As Leo states the dice has been cast with plans set into motion we must prepare to endure these tumultuous years leading up to 2020. With an assortment of catastrophes on the menu,
www.radiomarais.fm/radiocomeme/ En 2012, dans la continuité du Label Cómeme, Matias Aguayo et Avril Ceballos créent Radio Cómeme. Des podcasts de résidents ou de shows spéciaux dénichés dans le monde entier, pour partager et proposer des réflexions musicales et faire tomber les barrières culturelles principalement causées par la distance géographique. Radio Cómeme est un reflet du vaste réseau d’amateurs de musique que le label déniche dans le monde entier. "This time Lena Willikens was driven by the diversity and complexity of different rhythms and harmonies. Her musical excursion starts in the Western Sahara and Mali, crossing Uganda, Ethopia and Sudan, passing Iran, Pakistan, Turkey and Thailand and finally ends up in Lebanon. Enjoy the trip with Sentimental Flashback 8." TRACKLIST ---------------- 1. Gruop Doueh - Min Binat Omum 2. Amanar - B4 3. Rail Band - Nantham 4. The Kars (B.A. Kalanzi) - September 5. Mahmoud Ahmed - Bemin Sebeb Litlash 6. Ali Ahmed Ali, Sayyed Ali Soliman, Gamal Ahmend Soliman - Wadi Halfa Woo Haniina 7. Amanar - A4 8. The Thai Orchestra 9. Okay Temiz - Dokuz Sekiz 10. The Thai Orchestra - B1 11. Zia - Kofriam 12. Tafi feat Nahid Akhtar - Na Main Chini Na Japani 13. Baligh Hamdy - Gada 14. Bendali - Bye Bye
Teaching on the Vision of children wanting to be born, Angela healing experience, Amber in his music, Ethopia; Prophetic words to Liz, Paul B, Fred & Gayle
CliffCentral.com — No one is less ready for tomorrow, than the person who holds the most rigid beliefs about what tomorrow will contain, hence why Teboho Mafodi talks about the importance of having a vision and planning a year. Joining the discussion are amazing entrepreneurs who are doing great things in SA, sharing what they do and how they went about forming their own visions and planning their year. These high impact entrepreneurs are Nthabeleng Likotsi – Young Woman in Business Network, Sibusiso Mfeka – Bua Concepts, Mbali Sigauque - Lakshmi Tours and Events , Quinton De Beer and Allen Holmes - Paradigm Shift and Mimi Ntuli – Elroi group who comes from Ethopia.
Sylvia Global's host, Gael Sylvia, flies to Ethopia with the only licensed pilot without arms, Jessica Cox. Her phenomenal life story about what enables us will move you. Thank you for supporting Jessica and Emmy award winning filmmaker, Nick Sparks, as they inspire others through Handicap International.
Special Program: The Middle East will play a significant role in these days of the second coming of the Messiah. What does the Bible say about Syria, Egypt, Jordan, Libya, Iran, Iraq, Ethopia and the little nation of Israel? Torah: Exodus 18:1-20:23 Haftorah: Isaiah 6:1-13 Renewed Covenant Scriptures: Ephesians 4:11-15 According to Luke 21:34-36, I will discuss any significant world events to help us prepare for the tough times ahead.
From 1990 through to 1995, Ethopia journeyed from dictatorship to democracy. Helen Shaw visited Ethopia in 1990 when the country was under the dictatorship of Mengistu Haile Mariamand. 5 years later she returns to see how life has changed (Broadcast 1995)
A communications specialist from London comes to Uganda and works on Access to Medicine.Nola tells about volunteering in Ethopia, Senegal and Mali. From a BBC editor to Africa. Working with Mulumba Moses working with Equinet. People always ask about what we need. We need skilled people with experience. Lets listen in on how that works.
A communications specialist from London comes to Uganda and works on Access to Medicine.Nola tells about volunteering in Ethopia, Senegal and Mali. From a BBC editor to Africa. Working with Mulumba Moses working with Equinet. People always ask about what we need. We need skilled people with experience. Lets listen in on how that works.
In this episode, the poet, editor and translator Chris Beckett talks to Niall Munro about his latest book, "Tenderfoot". Chris discusses growing up in Ethiopia and questions of privilege, perceptions of Ethiopia and a responsibility he feels to write about the place and its people. Chris also talks about how he portrays his nascent sexuality and how he reflects on Ethopia then and now after numerous trips back to the country in recent years. Chris has published two collections with Carcanet, “Ethiopia Boy” in 2013, a sequence of praise poems about his childhood crush Abebe, and “Tenderfoot” in July this year. He co-translated and edited the first ever anthology of Ethiopian Amharic poetry, “Songs We Learn from Trees”, also out from Carcanet earlier this year. Chris's partner is Japanese painter and sculptor, Isao Miura. Together they published a book of drawings and poems in 2014, “Sketches from the Poem Road", after Matsuo Basho's Narrow Road to the Deep North” which was shortlisted for the Ted Hughes Award and led to a wonderful exhibition of sculpture, paintings and paper installation at the Glass Tank at Oxford Brookes University in 2016. You can find the poems that Chris discusses on the Poetry Centre's Podcast page, where there is also more information about Chris and his work.
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