Podcast appearances and mentions of frank higgins

Guest: Russell Stendal, Jr. Host: Julian Gibb interviews Russell Stendal, Jr. of Columbia Para Christo Society. Russell tells the story of ministry to indigenous people in Columbia, Bibles for Venezuela, and the making of a movie called The Parish in the Pines, the story of Frank Higgins who at the turn of the century, 18th to 19th, ministered to lumberjacks in northern Minnesota. They were considered to be as bad as the shepherds in Jesus day. Frank Higgins loved them to Christ. www.spiritofmartyrdom.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Unpacking The Parish of the Pines A film produced by Lisa and Alethia Stendal   Listen to Lisa Stendal Producer and Co-Director of the new movie The Parish of the Pines.    You will hear about the encouraging backstory of making this inspiring film. Lisa details the seven year process in creating this movie, which prayerfully will encourage believers and impact many for the Gospel.   Find out about how the Stendal family are today's modern-day “sky pilots” with 60 years of ministry in the remotest parts of South America.   Lisa describes incredible details of God's miraculous provision during the making of this true story of Frank Higgins known as the first lumberjack sky pilot.   Learn more by exploring these websites: atriskradio.com, theparishofthepinesmovie.com, and goskypilots.com

Listen to the Conversation with Russell Stendal Jr., Vice President of Colombia Para Cristo Russell Jr. recently played the lead role in a Gospel-centered movie which portrays the true story of Frank Higgins at the turn of the century. Learn why loggers called Frank a “lumberjack sky pilot" and why The Parish of the Pines movie is important for our culture today. Discover the surprising blessing that God bestowed upon Russell Jr. during the making of this film!    Click on the link below to watch the trailer with reviews:  theparishofthepinesmovie.com   Click here to learn how to pray, give, or host a premiere showing in your area: goskypilots.com   Find Russell Stendal Sr.'s books here: SOMbookstore.com

Steve Cloud Discusses M Frank Higgins and His New Chairman Role at Starnet by Floor Focus Magazine

Russell Stendal Junior, star of the movie The Parrish of the Pines, re-enacts the life and ministry of the 19th-century frontier 19th-century evangelist Frank Higgins, whose story is surprisingly similar to that of his own father, Russell Stendal, 200 years later. Hear how their stories of courage, perseverance, creativity, and resourcefulness changed the course of history and impacted the life of this week's guest, actor Russell Stendal Junior. Contacts: https://spiritofmartyrdom.com/ https://www.ransompressinternational.com/ —------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Support our previous guest Quilts of Valor https://www.qovf.org/ Crisis Respohttps://crisisresponseministry.org/nse Ministry GriefShare https://www.griefshare.org/ Project Linus  https://www.projectlinus.org/ Blue Star Mothers  https://www.bluestarmothers.org/ Texas Baptist Home for Children https://tbhc.org/ LifeLine for Families, Inc. https://lifelineforfamilies.org/ UMW of Texas (Woman Build) https://wmutx.org/ —------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Check out the New Monthly “Now I See Bible Study” https://nis.media/now-i-see-bible-study/ We will be discussing this in our Private Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/nowisee Also make sure to leave us a review at Apple Podcast https://apple.co/39wvoDJ —------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Production and audio editing is handled by Headset Radio https://headsetradio.com/

Life was tough for lumberjacks in the 1800s. Stuck in the middle of nowhere, often in brutal living conditions, the men of Minnesota's logging camps often had little relief from the dangerous, daily grind of logging season. Frank Higgins spent decades traveling to these isolated camps, bringing sermons, hymns and inspiration. In today's episode, the guys dive into the story of the world's first sky pilot. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

In February 2019 Queen's GAA celebrated the 60th anniversary of its first Sigerson Cup triumph. It was the first time that cup had visited Ulster as Queen's defeated perennial contenders UCD. We recorded a conversation with many of the key protagonists, including captain Hugh O'Kane, the great Sean O'Neill, and Derry legend Tom Scullion who scored the winning point in the replayed final. The Queen's team that year was: Seán O’Kane, Peter Smith (Derry), Christy Mallon (RIP) (Tyrone), Phil Stuart (Derry), Seán O'Neill (Down), Patsy McDonald, Séamus McMahon, Henry McRory John O’Neill, Tom Scullion (Derry), Barney McNally, Paddy McGuckian, Mick Brewster (RIP) (Fermanagh), Frank Higgins, Gerry O’Neill (Derry), Charlie Murphy, Leo O’Neill (Derry), Eamonn Flanigan Dessie O’Rourke, Kevin Halpenny, Paddy O’Hara (Manager, RIP) (Antrim), Hugh O’Kane (Captain), Dr John Macaulay (RIP), Seamus Mallon, Brendan Donaghy.

Roz White and Teresa Castracane play singer Pearl and Library of Congress researcher Susannah respectively, in Depression-era Texas, in the stage play Black Pearl Sings! playing through May 29, 2016 at Center Stage in Alexandria, VA. White and Castracane stop by Inside Acting to talk about their roles and the show. Dial 347.884.8997 to speak with the guest or the host.  From DC Metro Theater Arts: Politics, whether personal or political often divides us. These differences come to light when two women with out-sized personalities meet in Depression-era Texas in a prison: Susannah Mullally (Teresa Castracane) is a White Musicologist who works for the Library of Congress, she’s a woman “who gets things done!” She has no children. Alberta “Pearl” Johnson (Roz White) is a Black prisoner for the last 10 years, in for murder; she has a 22 year-old daughter in Houston. Featuring 19 songs, Black Pearl Sings! by playwright Frank Higgins, which runs through May 29th at MetroStage in Alexandria, Virginia, is not only an exploration of the strong personalities of these two women slicing into and reconciling with one another, it is a musical display of fine singing that moves the heart and instructs. With celestial voices, Castracane and White are two incandescent stars that have created an exceptional two-woman musical.

On this edition of Arts Magazine, Michael Hogge chats with guests from She & Her Productions about their new musical Into The Woods, and playwright Frank Higgins will join us […] The post “Into The Woods” & “Gunplay” appeared first on KKFI.

On this edition of Arts Magazine, Michael Hogge chats with the Reverend Dwight Frizzell about all that’s going on with the Hear Now Festival. Then, at 12:30, playwright Frank Higgins […] The post Hear Now Festival & “The Taste Test” appeared first on KKFI.

Bob Wilcox and Gerry Kowarsky review (1) BLACK PEARL SINGS, by Frank Higgins, at The Black Rep, (2) AWAKE AND SING!, by Clifford Odets, at the New Jewish Theatre, (3) AGNES OF GOD, by John Pielmeier, at Avalon Theatre Co., (4) WHAT THE BUTLER SAW, by Joe Orton, at Forest Park Community College, (5) INTELLIGENT LIFE, by Lauren Dusek Albonico, at HotCity Theatre, (6) THE GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR, by Nikolai Gogol, at Webster Univ., Conservatory, (7) CURTAINS, by Rupert Holmes, John Kander & Fred Ebb, at Kirkwood Theatre Guild, (8) DEAD MAN'S CELL PHONE, by Sarah Ruhl, at Saint Louis University, and (9) BAREFOOT IN THE PARK, by Neil Simon, at Clayton Community Theatre

Bob Wilcox and Gerry Kowarsky review (1) BLACK PEARL SINGS, by Frank Higgins, at The Black Rep, (2) AWAKE AND SING!, by Clifford Odets, at the New Jewish Theatre, (3) AGNES OF GOD, by John Pielmeier, at Avalon Theatre Co., (4) WHAT THE BUTLER SAW, by Joe Orton, at Forest Park Community College, (5) INTELLIGENT LIFE, by Lauren Dusek Albonico, at HotCity Theatre, (6) THE GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR, by Nikolai Gogol, at Webster Univ., Conservatory, (7) CURTAINS, by Rupert Holmes, John Kander & Fred Ebb, at Kirkwood Theatre Guild, (8) DEAD MAN'S CELL PHONE, by Sarah Ruhl, at Saint Louis University, and (9) BAREFOOT IN THE PARK, by Neil Simon, at Clayton Community Theatre.

We speak to Carolina Moraes-Liu, Director, Editor, Cinematographer and Producer of Ebony Goddess: Queen of Ilê Ayiê, screening Sept. 19, 2 PM, at the Mission Cultural Center, in San Francisco, as a part of the San Francisco Latino Film Festival. Ebony Goddess: Queen of Ilê Aiyê tells the story of three young women in search for identity and self-esteem as they compete for the title of Ebony Goddess in Salvador da Bahia, Brazil, the largest black city outside of Africa. Visit http://www.sflatinofilmfestival.com/2010-festival/shorts-program The film screens again in October at the International Black Woman's Film Festival http://www.ibwff2010.com/films/filmmakers/ Somi, originally from Uganda and Rwanda, critically acclaimed New York city based vocalist and her band will appear for their debut San Francisco performance on Thursday, September 16th, 2010 at Cafe Du Nord. Somi's latest album If The Rains Come First (ObliqSound) is a stunning collection of self-penned story-based songs that debuted at #2 on Billboard's World Chart. The Bay Area's own Sparlha Swa will appear as a special guest in an opening performance for the evening. Doors at 7PM. Show begins at 8PM. $15 in advance/$17 at the door. "Black Pearl Sings" @ San Jose Rep through Sept. 26. We feature Jannie Jones, actress who portrays "Alberta "Pearl" Johnson", Frank Higgins, playwright, and Rick Lombardo, director, sound design and SJ Rep artistic director. We feature the music of Thaddeus Edwards: "Prelude to Peace" and work from Somi's latest: "If the Rain Comes First."