Podcasts about glass canvas

In today's episode, we're joined by Jason Jensen, CEO of Glass Canvas and Tilma. Jason and his team are reimagining how the Church communicates; blending beauty and innovation. Tilma equips dioceses with digital tools that enhance evangelization, formation, and infrastructure. We dive into Jason's personal journey, his identity as a son of the Father & where the Church is excelling in evangelization. We also discuss what challenges remain plus his experience leading his family as a missionary.   Tilma Platform - Empowering the Church   Subscribe/Rate Never miss out on an episode by subscribing to the podcast on whatever platform you are listening on. Help other people find the show by sharing this episode on your social media. Thanks!   Connect with Brett: Website: https://brettpowell.org Coaching: buildmylifecompass.com/coaching Twitter/X: @BrettPowellorg https://twitter.com/BrettPowellorg   Music "Southern Gothic" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/   Editing by ForteCatholic (https://www.fortecatholic.com)

We welcome Simon Knauber, Director of Finance and HR at Glass Canvas, which is a faith-tech and consulting company behind ministry products for the Church, including Tilma Parish and Tilma Diocese. Their software is more than just technology, but a way to create more ministry impact by helping dioceses and parishes serve their people better and create more meaningful encounters with their faith.This includes delivering Ministry, marketing and tech expertise for Dioceses, churches and ministries, while equipping teams with unified infrastructure, formation resources, and ongoing mission support.It's a lofty mission that's rooted in a lot of cool and innovative  tech—to say nothing of the unique value proposition that Glass Canvas delivers to the faith community. I'm excited to learn more about Simon, Glass Canvas, and the incredible tech behind empowering the Church to form resilient disciples in our modern age.Boast AI accelerates the success of innovative businesses globally with software that integrates financial, payroll, and engineering data into a single platform of R&D intelligence. Visit Boast.ai, sign up for our Blog newsletter and follow us on LinkedIn for weekly #InnovatorsLive sessions and the latest news to fuel your growth. Intro and Outro music provided by Dennis Ma whose mixes you can find on Soundcloud at DJ DennyDex.

In this episode, Jason and JM sit down to talk about how God has worked in Glass Canvas to bring us to this moment now where the team has shifted from being an agency to a product-based company. They talk about how God has clearly spoken and taught our team over the years and what to expect in season two of Speak the Unspoken Podcast. Previous Glass Canvas Quarterly Statements: * Open the floodgates and wait for my hand - 10/19 * Cultivate gardens - 6/19 * Be at peace - 3/ 19 * Called and anointed - 1/19 There is an entire community of ministries, individuals, families, and communities that made this journey possible that were not mentioned in this podcast. It would be a long list to name every one of them, but we do want to note that God was instrumental in bringing so many people into our lives to support us. Thank you to all. Here are a few of the partnerships we mention in the episode: * OSV Challenge: https://www.osvchallenge.com/ * Notre Dame Idea Center: https://ideacenter.nd.edu/ *Quotes: * “The theme throughout all of [this] is what ended up becoming our brand promise, is to unlock ministry potential. If we think about what's been going in the last eighteen months, that's something we wanted to stay true to.” - Jason “There was a disconnect between a really great tool for the business world and tools built within faith-based contexts that we're built as great at the outside.” - Jason “We didn't set out to be where we are today. But God had this thread that we couldn't even see but it just kept naturally progressing to the point where we are.” - JM “I grew up a missionary kid, I've been a part of different things, but still, every quarterly I get excited for the fact that it's still such an obvious way of seeing God work through multiple people and having that affirmation of what He is saying.” - JM

Welcome to the Fatherhood Arise Podcast, at the intersection of Catholic faith and fatherhood. This week, Ray and Aires are joined by Jason Jensen @jasonjensen founder and CEO of Glass Canvas, and more importantly, cool dad! The guys share "real dad" stories of babies getting baptized, kids digging holes in the yard, and embracing minivan life. Jason shares his "secrets" of parenting and imaging God the Father to his children and to communities around the world. Check out www.glasscanvas.io to learn more about his amazing work and ministry. Join the conversation on the soash @fatherhoodarise on all social media outlets or email us at fatherhoodarise@gmail.com.  

Jason Jensen, CEO of Glass Canvas tells us about their TilmaParish program can help ministries unlock their potential. Then Frank Walker explains the story behind his Canon212 Catholic news aggregate site. Tilma Parish Canon 212

This week, on a special edition of the SLHour, we learn all about the Center for Family and Human Rights at the United Nations and Jason Jensen of Glass Canvas tell us about a new tool that will revolutionize the parish. We also meet the musical family Rhythm and Grace and reconnect with Singer/Songwriter Sarah Kroger.

This week, on a special edition of the SLHour, we learn all about the Center for Family and Human Rights at the United Nations and Jason Jensen of Glass Canvas tell us about a new tool that will revolutionize the parish. We also meet the musical family Rhythm and Grace and reconnect with Singer/Songwriter Sarah Kroger.

In this episode, Andrew visits with JM Boyd, President of Glass Canvas and Co-founder of a brand new parish resource, Tilma. Glass Canvas started a few years ago as a full-service marketing firm dedicated to serving the faith-based Nonprofit community. Last year they launched Tilma, a product with the goal of connecting you with your parish and your Catholic community in new ways through the use of technology. Andrew and JM discuss Catholic organization's taking the tools, resources and opportunities that we all use every day and leveraging them for evangelization and the Church.

Jason Jensen, CEO of Glass Canvas joins Anne and Bill on this episode of Sewing Hope. For more information about Jason and Glass Canvas visit glasscanvas.io or tilmaplatform.com To register for the Advent Pilgrimage visit parousiamedia.com Click here to download The Fearless Scriptural Rosary Resource for FREE! Help support the joint venture between Patchwork Heart Ministry and Fiat Ministry Network by purchasing your premium content subscription and becoming our Patreon. We have two premium content tiers: The Hear Your Faith tier is a premium audio subscription, featuring a 38-part in-depth study of the entire Catechism of the Catholic Church, by John Kuhry Sr. It is only $10 a month to get exclusive access to this amazing series that you cannot find anywhere else. The Discover Your Mission tier is a premium video subscription, featuring personal monthly missions (3 full-length presentations that build on a central theme) from at least one different Catholic speaker, author, or evangelist each month. Exclusive access to this ongoing video series is only $25 a month. Check out the Discover Your Mission trailer These premium subscriptions help us to grow and expand our ministries to "sew hope into broken hearts" and "encourage all to say yes to Jesus Christ." Please prayerfully consider supporting our ministries by becoming a subscriber, we are confident that these tools will help you grow deeper in your faith!

A prayer done with oil? In this podcast: JM Boyd from Glass Canvas plays a game about things that begin with the letter "A." He also tells us about some really cool software/resources for parishes and dioceses. https://glasscanvas.io https://www.tilmaplatform.com Show Notes: https://www.kyleheimann.com/show942 More "Catholic Games" episodes: https://www.kyleheimann.com/category/games Subscribe to the DAILY Podcast: Apple Podcasts | Android Podcast | Other Android Apps | SoundCloud | Stitcher | RSS | Spotify Subscribe to "Catholic Games" Apple Podcasts | Google Podcast | Other Android Apps | Stitcher | RSS | Spotify follow us on social media: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube @KyleHeimannShow Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube @KyleHeimann -This show is a production of Redeemer Radio -Custom music written by Shawn Williams for The Kyle Heimann Show -Licensed via The Sound Cabin Inc.

In this extended episode Jake and Brett are joined by their good friend Jason Jensen, partner at Glass Canvas, and discuss living as an orphan/son, three common styles of relating, and ways to foster stronger relationships with other men.

This week, we speak with Pierre de Fleuriot, founding partner and Creative Director at Glass Canvas. In this podcast, Pierre and Anthony have a conversation about empathic design and designing out of one’s identity in the Father. Pierre explains that because Glass Canvas’s culture and strategy and design processes are deeply rooted in each person’s identity in the Father, they are able to do great work, speak the unspoken, and have real and honest relationships within their team. Pierre also talks about how designing and creating is really about loving people. He discusses the importance of understanding who you’re designing for, and then explains how to turn that empathetic map into design.

Hey everybody and welcome to the podcast, where we get together to learn from leaders in the Catholic Creative world every week. Fun fact I wanted to share with you all: we now have listeners in over 25 countries, including Australia, Singapore, and New Zealand. So wherever you are right now, thank you for listening. Today, we’re talking with Jason Jensen, a married father of 4 from Vancouver and the Director of Strategy at Glass Canvas. Glass Canvas recently hosted the Catholic Creatives team to talk about future strategy for the organization, and today, Marcellino and Jason talk about speaking the unspoken to be more effective, why it’s dangerous to confuse identity and vocation, how the Father wants to pour love out on us every day, and why willing to be small is the Church’s answer to the modern world. A big thank you to our Patreon sponsors who make this podcast possible.

Hello, creatives! We’re here to talk about something awesome that happened this week and the people who made it happen. We’re talking about the launch of Anthem, rebrand of the youth and young adult office of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia. Joining us are Megan Mastrioanni and Jacob King, who are leading the charge up there in the diocesan office. While you’re listening, unless you’re in the car or something, go visit anthemphilly.com, which was designed by our friends at Glass Canvas. You need the full experience, because this is like no diocesan office you’ve seen before. There’s literally a grunge-style GIF of Our Lady of Guadalupe. It’s amazing. This launch is so important not just for Philly but for the mission of the New Renaissance. The need that the Church has for this kind of branding, strategy, and vision is exactly what we talked about at the Summit. But as you’ll hear from Megan and Jacob, this isn’t just about graphic design or videography or branding. All those things are built on a basis of vulnerability and authenticity. It’s an expression who Megan and Jacob and the rest of the team in Philly are, and how they approach living an authentic Catholic life in the modern world. Community in faith and collaboration in mission is what makes this happen. That’ exactly why Catholic Creatives exists and why we’re excited to have these two as our guests today. In this podcast, we talk about the process of the rebrand, the risks they’re taking in pushing the envelope, and how vulnerability and community have made all of this possible. So listen to their story, and then visit the website, like their Facebook page, and say a prayer for them. They’re doing something incredible for the Church and they need all the support we can give them. As always, create something awesome this week, and enjoy the podcast.

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Glass Canvas (2007)Directed by: Jordan HowardProduced by: Miles RasmussenStarring: Rick Macy, Nathan Smith Jones