Podcast appearances and mentions of grace watson

What does it look like to be hospitable? Why does hospitality matter? How can I show hospitality? This week our special guest, Grace Watson answers all of these questions. If you would like to get to know more about Akouo Church visit our website www.akouo.church or jump onto our social media. Facebook: / akouochurch Instagram: / akouochurch #hospitality #care #jesus #akouo

An Urbana farmer's daughter turned Villa Grove farmer's wife and my BFF, talks about her transition from city girl to queen of the cornfields as her married status uprooted her to a life with prettier views and different priorities.   Listen as Erin and I talk about making new friends and keeping the old, quality over quantity, unreciprocated friendships, pushing each other to be better, picking up with old and true friends right where you left off, FOMO, friendship jealousy, putting yourself in new and vulnerable situations in an effort to make new friends and friendship dating apps. Most notably, Erin and I talk about the ups and downs in our own friendship and how unconditional love can apply to not just familial relationships.This episode is in recognition of Erin's program YoungLives. YoungLives​ supports parenting and pregnant teens through mentorship and community. The program provides mentors and childcare workers weekly to give the girls fellowship, fun and a safe place to be teens again without judgement. Contact Erin @eringracewatson on Facebook or Instagram if you are interested in becoming a childcare worker, mentor or donor.

TOD TRAUGHBER AND MATTIE GRACE WATSON AT THE HARDING ROBOTICS COMPETITION ON OOB 4-1-22

Listen in as we sit down with Matthew Lennon and Grace Watson as we talk about how they have helped countless people with natural healing that dates back to the ancient days, and the amazing and shocking of how Grace came to know Matthew Lennon and his amazing gift. For more intriguing conversations delivered directly to your inbox click here and sign up to our mailing list and expect a 1 on 1 phone call from me so you can get your voice heard. If you want to change your life and start to look better for the holiday's here is your link to a better version of yourself! For more information on our amazing guest here are their links: Website: https://www.matthewlennonhealer.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MatthewLennonHealer/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCb94LuGetkLyIdIIFn8tilQ

Welcome to Current Talk Podcast! Hosted By Cameryn Hodges and Faithe Metellus In today's episode, we have a special guest Alexis and Gracie from "Young, Dumb and Woke " Podcast. Today we will be talking about her Life After Graduating College and Finding a Job/Navigating The Real World Follow Alexis and Gracie on Instagram: @youngdumbandwoke @alexis.tyndall @graciegoalie Listen to her podcast: https://linktr.ee/YoungDumbandWoke Email us topic ideas to currenttalkpodcast@gmail.com Follow our Instagram @currenttalkpodcast @cameryn.hodges @jedimaster0000 Follow our Twitter @talk_current @camerynhodges --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/current-talk/support

It's often questioned whether or not our society is headed for a place where the Government is always watching and controls every aspect of your life. Lately, though, I've been listening to more and more people actually say we are already there. To help us answer this question I brought Grace Watson onto The Toasty Podcast in order to clarify a few things when it comes to the Government Budget for Power.  Please don't forget to subscribe to the pod on whatever app you're using. If you'd like more info on today's episode you can find that here. Follow Grace Watson on her instagram @unamazinggrace Be sure and check out the original Government Overreach Article by Grace here. Email The Toasty Podcast for any feedback, suggestions, comments or concerns skye.tday@gmail.com. I always have an affiliate to talk about, but frankly that's just because I love talking. This is a podcast after all. Today's affiliate is BluBrry. Use the link provided to get a toasty deal on a podcast hosting plan for your future podcast! Stay Toasty! @therealskyeday @unamazinggrace

Jeremy Dys is Deputy General Counsel for First Liberty Institute, a non-profit law firm dedicated to defending religious freedom for all Americans. TOPIC...Victory for Religious Liberty!!! Maj. Gen. Paul Vallely, West Point Graduate, Founder of “Stand up America” and former Assistant Secretary of Defense for Special Operations under President Reagan and retired as Deputy Commanding General for the US Army Pacific. Now a guest military analyst for TV and radio and co-author of the book “Endgame: The Blueprint for Victory in the War on Terror”. TOPIC...Operation Nemesis: Holding China Responsible!!! Grace Watson is a legislative fellow at the Texas Public Policy Foundation. During the 86thTexas legislative session, she was the communications director for the office of State Representative Valoree Swanson. Prior to her time at the Texas Capitol, Grace worked in the tax office in her home county of Eastland, and she also served her local community as a client advocate for a nonprofit family resource center. TOPIC...Government Overreach Shouldn’t Get a Free Pass Under COVID-19!!

Pastor Richard and Nancy Salazar along with pastor Tom and Grace Watson talk about having a healthy marriage through biblical and practical insight filled with the love of God. February 16th, 2019.

Coming up December 1st, chase away those pre-holiday funks with musical guest Summer Grace Watson! Summer will be joining me at 9:00am on tomorrow's show and I will share some of her latest music (what a voice!) written by Summer Grace Watson and Produced By (JP) John Parenti. ABOUT SUMMER GRACE WATSON Before you hear her music. Before you listen to the soulful timber of her voice. Before her lyrics play on an endless loop in your head. The first thing you think of when you hear Summer Grace Watson is, "Is that her real name?" The answer is yes. That is her given name. And never has there been a name more perfectly suited for someone. Because Summer is summer with all its fun, first loves, wave riding, road trips, day dreaming and sad endings. Grace, as it should be, is found on the inside feeling and listening eyes closed, detangling a head full of lyrics and melodies. And standing there front and center is our dear Watson, playing her music and singing in between the notes of her life. This is Summer Grace Watson. The singer/songwriter from San Clemente who taught herself how to play the guitar at 16 and started performing in local venues at 18. It's been a fun ride ever since as she's gone from a teenager strumming the guitar to a gifted song writer and artist. More than a natural at music, she's an avid trail-runner, a lifelong surfer, loves body surfing and free diving. Any activity, it appears, that requires total immersion. So, it's not surprising to hear that she writes most of her songs on her surfboard in the ocean. Her home away from home and where her heart is. ABOUT THE MUSIC All Music & Lyrics by Summer Grace Watson Produced By (JP) John Parenti Arranged, Recorded and Mixed by JP at Parenti Music Rhythm Section Recorded and Engineered by Chris Steffen at Sage & Sound Studio Additional Vocal Editing: Aaron Walk Mastered by Patrick Woodland at Woodland Music Productions www.summergracewatson.com

Few possibilities terrify parents more than the kidnapping of a child. Guilt, grief, helplessness, anger, and immobilizing fear mingle to create an emotional stew with a mix of ingredients that varies just enough from person to person to reveal the cracks in once-solid relationships, leaving individuals struggling alone–and often against each other. If the parents are, in addition, early twentieth-century missionaries in a great and ancient land hidden from them as much by their own cultural arrogance and misperceptions as by the unfamiliarity of the terrain, such a crisis raises additional questions: Has my God forsaken me? Have I sinned against Him? Is the husband I considered the master of my soul capable of guidance, or does he in fact require my assistance to find his way home? Virginia Pye in her luminous debut novel, River of Dust (Unbridled Books, 2013), explores these questions and more through the reactions of Grace Watson and her husband, the Reverend John Wesley Watson, to the abduction of their son by Mongolian nomads in northwest China in 1910. Grace and her husband are committed to their separate missions–he to converting the Chinese to Christianity, and she to supporting him. Yet the prejudices of their time and station bind them, even as their differing responses to the loss of Wesley drive them apart–until, in a dusty, drought-ridden land as barren as their lives have become, Grace finds the courage to change. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Few possibilities terrify parents more than the kidnapping of a child. Guilt, grief, helplessness, anger, and immobilizing fear mingle to create an emotional stew with a mix of ingredients that varies just enough from person to person to reveal the cracks in once-solid relationships, leaving individuals struggling alone–and often against each other. If the parents are, in addition, early twentieth-century missionaries in a great and ancient land hidden from them as much by their own cultural arrogance and misperceptions as by the unfamiliarity of the terrain, such a crisis raises additional questions: Has my God forsaken me? Have I sinned against Him? Is the husband I considered the master of my soul capable of guidance, or does he in fact require my assistance to find his way home? Virginia Pye in her luminous debut novel, River of Dust (Unbridled Books, 2013), explores these questions and more through the reactions of Grace Watson and her husband, the Reverend John Wesley Watson, to the abduction of their son by Mongolian nomads in northwest China in 1910. Grace and her husband are committed to their separate missions–he to converting the Chinese to Christianity, and she to supporting him. Yet the prejudices of their time and station bind them, even as their differing responses to the loss of Wesley drive them apart–until, in a dusty, drought-ridden land as barren as their lives have become, Grace finds the courage to change. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices