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SummaryIn this episode of the Gird Up Podcast, host Charlie Ungemach speaks with Shawn Herkstroeter, who shares his journey from teaching to his current role at Grace in Action. They discuss the importance of teaching, coaching, and leadership in youth development, as well as the challenges of maintaining work-life balance in ministry. Shawn emphasizes the need for spiritual, emotional, and physical health, and the significance of having margin in life to prevent burnout. The conversation provides valuable insights into the roles of educators and leaders in shaping the lives of young people. In this conversation, Charlie Ungemach and Shawn Herkstroeter explore various aspects of spiritual, physical, and emotional health. They discuss the importance of intentional prayer, the dynamics of family devotions, and the significance of maintaining physical wellness through proper nutrition and exercise. The conversation also delves into emotional health, emphasizing the need for a growth mindset and the impact of relationships on overall well-being. Throughout, they share personal experiences and practical tips for integrating these practices into daily life. In this conversation, Charlie Ungemach and Shawn Herkstroeter explore the importance of understanding relationships, particularly through literature, and the challenges faced in the teaching profession. They discuss the impact of Christian education on shaping the next generation and the role of coaching in supporting teachers and staff. The dialogue emphasizes the significance of finding purpose in teaching and navigating the challenges of ministry, while also highlighting the need for emotional and spiritual health in educators.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Support for Girt Up Podcast01:02 Shawn Herkstroeter's Background and Transition to Grace in Action02:55 Teaching Experience and Philosophy05:47 The Role of Coaching in Youth Development08:46 Leadership and the Principalship11:57 Work-Life Balance in Ministry14:55 The Importance of Margin in Life17:58 Spiritual, Emotional, and Physical Health20:59 Practical Applications of Spiritual Health26:45 Navigating Spiritual Practices32:55 Intentional Prayer and Reflection39:04 Couples and Family Devotions41:44 Physical Health and Wellness49:15 Emotional Health and Growth Mindset52:27 Understanding Relationships Through Literature54:52 The Challenges of Teaching and Teacher Retention56:43 The Impact of Christian Education01:00:00 The Role of Coaching in Education01:07:10 Finding Purpose in Teaching and Coaching01:14:00 Navigating Challenges in Ministry and LifeGrace in Action Coaching Options: https://grace-in-action.com/building-healthy-individuals/Shawn's Favorite Links: https://www.girdupministries.com/herk-favoritesGird Up Links:https://youtube.com/@girdupministries4911?si=tbCa0SOiluVl8UFxhttps://www.instagram.com/girdup_be_a_man/https://www.girdupministries.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to Living Well with MS Coffee Break #14, where we are pleased to welcome Katy Deacon as our guest!   Our Coffee Break series is your chance to get to know members of our diverse OMS community. In each episode, you’ll join Geoff Allix for an intimate chat with a different member of our global community. Our guests will share their personal stories and talk about their challenges and victories, large and small. We hope you find common cause and a source of inspiration from the stories of these very special people.   As always, your comments and suggestions are always welcome by emailing podcast@overcomingms.org. We hope you enjoy this episode’s conversation with Katy, beaming to you straight from the United Kingdom.   Bio:   Katy is a Chartered Electrical Engineer, a wife and mother to two young children. She enjoyed her work project managing the installation of renewable energy systems and overseeing building energy management up until her MS symptoms appeared nine years ago. Katy still works full time, but she changed her technical focus as the inability to walk restricts the amount of scrambling around building sites that one can do.   Questions:   Katy, our audience wants to know a little bit about you and your life. Can you share some background on where you’re from, what you do, any snippets of your family or personal life or anything about you that would give our listeners a sense of who Katy is? How about your experience with MS? Can you provide some context on that? When were you diagnosed and how did you initially cope with it? At which point did you come across the OMS program? How was that experience for you? Why did you decide to start following it? What are some of the challenges you’ve faced at first in adopting the OMS program? How did you overcome them? When did you first start to see any kind of positive indicators in following OMS guidelines? What were these? You have experienced some mobility issues. Can you share some of your experiences in dealing with these and how you’ve learned to adapt? How have you had to adapt your daily healthy habits to the new realities imposed by Covid-19? And has following the OMS program helped you deal with the new realities of Covid-19 times? On a personal note, do you have any unusual interests or wacky hobbies you can tell us about? What kind of stuff will we find you doing on a weekend? If there is one piece of advice you can share with people new to the OMS program, what would that be?   Katy’s Favorite Links:   Backup Trust’s wheelchair skills app and website are excellent resources for new wheelchair users who might need some additional training and support. Apple Watch’s activity goals are great – Katy is an achievement-focused person and the Apple Watch tracks her pushes. Powering a manual wheelchair can be tough, so Katy has found these strengthening techniques really useful. Katy likes the MyFitnessPal app for tracking food intake. Katy loves this checklist for healthy eating from Veganuary. Foothold is a UK support charity Katy is proud to be involved with. This is a great blog entry Katy wrote for OMS in 2019.   Coming up on our next episode:   On the next episode of Living Well with MS, join us for a very special interview with Overcoming MS Chair and charity founder Linda Bloom, who discusses her own personal journey on the OMS Program and how it paved the way to the founding of a charity that has touched the lives of thousands of people with MS around the world. This moving and illuminating interview launches on March 31, 2021, so please tune in.   Don’t miss out:   Subscribe to this podcast and never miss an episode. You can catch any episode of Living Well with MS here or on your favorite podcast listening app. Don’t be shy – if you like the program, leave a review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you tune into the show. And feel free to share your comments and suggestions by emailing podcast@overcomingms.org.

Article marketing and internet advertising businesses are more than easy websites, they symbolize the virtual contact point between a company and clients or potential customers. Lots of business managers and internet investors make the mistake of seeing the all too specialized aspects of digital marketing, forgetting that they sell to actual people whose behavior can only partly be anticipated. The power put into Internet advertising businesses ought to serve to the satisfaction of the clients’ desires. You need to persuade people to return to your business web pages again and again. There are a number of ways for Internet advertising businesses to help keep their visitors pleased. But you may only achieve this in the event you know your target audience well, you have a clear concept of the internet surfers’ expectations and also you come up with the internet marketing strategies properly. It’s no longer enough to say that an item is great because it has these and those characteristics. The advertising message now requires to emphasize how the item in question can make a difference for the user. That is the key to success for really professional Internet advertising businesses. Another criterion that frequently passes unnoticed or is neglected by web designers is the relevance of the website for the visitor's needs. The majority of websites correspond to a generic structure. They have sections like: ‘Our Products’, ‘Who We Are’, ‘Favorite Links’ and ‘FAQ’. But, these categories often might fail to fulfill the particular requirements of the individual, and he or she will discard your website as irrelevant. And here we have the straight answer why some Internet marketing businesses fail to produce consumer devotion. I’ll offer you a clear instance of relevance. Let’s imagine you sell hand tools for trucks and little automobiles. What type of info will visitors find on your internet page? Are there item evaluations? Have you included the correct technical particulars that make your website informative and practical at the same time? Good article marketing and Internet advertising businesses are those that persuade site visitors to purchase and return for more, whether for info or for other products and accessories. For the promotion of hand tools, as suggested above, you should be to the liking of both engineers and mechanics. Take a close look into all of the above-mentioned issues, because you otherwise risk making your web site one of the many other Web advertising businesses. And if you do not discover a component to stand out with, then, you have all chances to keep sales low and make little if any profit at all.

About Shirley Enebrad in her own words...Aloha, I am the proud mother of Cory, the wonderful little boy for whom this book was written. He taught me how to live my life with joy, purpose and integrity. His short life and the lessons he shared were a gift to thousands of people worldwide thanks to his loving relationship with Dr. Elisabeth Kubler-Ross. He asked me to write this book to help Elisabeth teach people that death is not the end and that we should not be afraid. Cory loved the message in the song "The Rose." Especially the part about "those afraid of dying cannot learn to live..." His courage was astounding. His lessons were and are still profound. But, this book is not about dying...it is about living the life you have been gifted by God. I hope you enjoy the read. I currently live in Washington with my husband Steven, two rambunctious dogs Maile and Koa and our sweet grey kitty boy T.C. (stands for The Cat). We have two beautiful daughters Brie & Keili and my sweet grandson Cory Keawe and we have a hanai daughter named Malia whom we love very much. By profession I am an award-winning television/video producer/writer. I am also a Certified Grief Recovery Specialist. I conduct grief workshops and do grief work with individuals. And, now I am an author! As a volunteer I am the president of Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Foundation of Western Washington. Formerly I was the Washington State Team Leader for CureSearch National Childhood Cancer Foundation, which focuses on securing research funding for the Children's Oncology Group. (links available on Favorite Links page). I also volunteer with a community organization that promotes the area of Seattle where I reside. When asked, I also help my friends with their volunteer efforts...from drug affected newborns to promoting the arts to young people. My grandfather always said, "help if and when you can." This is something I have instilled in my children. God's blessings and much aloha, Shirley Enebrad

GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY DOUBLE LENGTH EDITION 1 **Historical Highlights and Each Step of the Way (opening theme) 2 **Anniversary Introduction 3 Closer Walk Medley 4 **Pastor's Reflection 5 Tenderly He Watches Medley 6 **How it Started 7 Amazing Grace Medley 8 **Certificate of Tribute 9 Sunday Morning Medley 10 **Congratulatory Greetings 11 Tell the Story Medley 12 **Congratulatory Greetings 13 Singing Up in Heaven Medley 14 **Pastor's Reflection 15 Worth It All Medley 16 **Hosea's Reflection 17 Too Much to Gain Medley 18 May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You (closing theme) **Read the "Golden Anniversary Story" of one man and a guitar. In the right column, scroll down to the "Favorite Links" heading and click on "THE GSR STORY" or go to http://gsr50th.blogspot.com/ **Visit our "Golden Anniversary Photo Album" for a 50 year time-travel of western gospel singing by clicking on the "THE GSR PHOTO ALBUM" also under the "Favorite Links" heading or click here: http://www.podOmatic.com/people/panorama/hoseahumphrey?mdl=photo

The Speech He Should Have Given This is it! The General Election is on and after the two conventions, I felt it was time to get into the RED meat that we did not get to hear from the big speeches. As the election gets near - GET Involved. Work for your local campaign. Get your friends to register. BE ACTIVE. Please donate $5.00 dollars to help the American Red Cross during this deadly hurricane season. There is a link to the American Red Cross at the Favorite Links section of Indirect Democracy. There is a remembrance to the victims of 9/11, the Global Warming Update, the President's Love Horoscope, a new sponsor ad, a song by the Platinum Pied Pipers and the What a Weinie Award. Thanks for Listening.

This episode (11 min) covers chapter 1 in this book: Introductory Statements: The Purpose, Desire and Hope. Check under "Favorite Links" on the lower right side to download My Tongue for free. Visit www.goyei.mysite.com for more information. Go to www.goyeinternational.podomatic.com for more of Go Ye International's podcast episodes covering many subjects. ***To stream all chapters of this book use the Podomatic player. Scroll down from here looking on the right side until you see About: My Tongue. Click it. After the page changes scroll down to the bottom and you will see the Podomatic player on the left side. Select the chapter you want and start listening. The Podomatic player will advance to the next chapter automatically. Just remember, if you leave that page, the player stops. So, open another window to do additional work online. This player can be embeded on your own site and can be played from www.goyei.mysite.com. Thanks for listening.