Podcast appearances and mentions of harrison house

Back for Day 2 are the founding pastors of Moscow Good News Church in Moscow, Russia, Pastors Rick & Denise Renner join The Jim Bakker Show today! Enjoy documentary video of their trip to Mt. Cudi to see the remnants of the Ark, hear a beautiful rendition of I'd Rather Have Jesus sung by Denise Renner, and hear about Fallen Angels, mythology, and Monsters from the Heavens and how it all connects to the End of the Age! Go to the Nori Media affiliate Harrison House to see Rick's new book Fallen Angels, Giants, Monsters & the World Before the Flood.

Guest host Annette Capps talks with publicist Kaye Mountz of Harrison House about restoring the classic teachings & works of Dr. Lilian Yeomans (unpublished since the 1930s), as compiled in the book Dr. Lilian B. Yeomans' Healing School.  Guest information:  www.harrisonhouse.com  Our website:  www.oasisnetwork.org

As life has ramped up to a new level of crazy this past month I've had to put podcasting on hold. In this episode, I share a brief update on my wife's health, talk about Randy Kay's and my new book that releases in October, and last but not least get into how I'm faring in my new role as Production Manager for Destiny Image and Harrison House.  Pre-order Near Death Experiences: 101 Short Stories That Will Help You Understand Heaven, Hell, and the Afterlife on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3r7ymay.

As life has ramped up to a new level of crazy this past month I've had to put podcasting on hold. In this episode, I share a brief update on my wife's health, talk about Randy Kay's and my new book that releases in October, and last but not least get into how I'm faring in my new role as Production Manager for Destiny Image and Harrison House.  Pre-order Near Death Experiences: 101 Short Stories That Will Help You Understand Heaven, Hell, and the Afterlife on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3r7ymay.

As life has ramped up to a new level of crazy this past month I've had to put podcasting on hold. In this episode, I share a brief update on my wife's health, talk about Randy Kay's and my new book that releases in October, and last but not least get into how I'm faring in my new role as Production Manager for Destiny Image and Harrison House.  Pre-order Near Death Experiences: 101 Short Stories That Will Help You Understand Heaven, Hell, and the Afterlife on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3r7ymay.

Have you ever wondered who were the Wisemen? They actually have a remarkable story! For more ways to connect with us, please visit: https://www.lydiabrown.org/References:  Renner, Rick. Christmas - The Rest of the Story. Broken Arrow, Harrison House, 2020

This week we have a conversation about Herod the Great. Specifically, we uncover why Herod had all of the babies in Bethlehem killed. For more ways to connect with us, please visit: https://www.lydiabrown.org/References: Renner, Rick. Christmas - The Rest of the Story. Broken Arrow, Harrison House, 2020

This week we are kicking off our series about the Christmas Story!This episode we discuss the origins of the Christmas Story.  Specifically, we discuss what was happening in Israel at the time of Jesus' birth.Reference material:Renner, Rick. Christmas - The Rest of the Story. Broken Arrow, Harrison House, 2020

Merryn talks to Fred Harrison, author of #WeAreRent about why land is so lucrative to investors and when house prices will level off.

Gary talks with Eva Soltes of the Lou Harrison House in Joshua Tree. Soltes was a close associate of Lou Harrison, as well as a producer, director, and performer of over 40 years. She now leads the Harrison House and its programs. 

In today's episode, we reflect upon the plight of the prophet Ezekiel, power made perfect in our weaknesses from Saint Paul, and the rejection of the authority of Jesus from the Gospel of Mark. In addition, we pray for our nation on this national holiday of Independence Day and pray that we would be prophets in our time, proclaiming the Truth of Jesus Christ. Resources used in this recording: The Word Among Us: July/August 2021 Edition, found at http://www.wau.org/ (www.wau.org). Pray for Our Nation: Scriptural Prayers to Revive Our Country, published by Harrison House, INC. Learn more about Dina Marie's ministry at http://www.dinamarie.org/ (www.DinaMarie.org) and subscribe to her https://www.youtube.com/user/rdmhale (YouTube Channel).

After weeks and weeks, Laura is finally covering true crime! And wow does she have a wild story to tell y'all. Listen to the gruesome tale of Zack Bowen and Addie Hall — an ill-fated couple who braved Hurricane Katrina together, and whose lives start unraveling for the worst. Maria dedicates her portion of the episode to our Buckeye State listeners! Learn about the Harrison House Bed & Breakfast, and its guests that just refuse to ever check out. Come for the ghosts, but stay for the gourmet breakfast. Let's get spooky!Check out Harrison House here: https://www.harrisonhouse-columbus.com/Or read about Harrison House and other Columbus, Ohio hauntings here: https://www.amazon.com/Haunted-History-Columbus-Ohio/dp/1609490878Support the show (https://patreon.com/thenewwitches)

We are living in a day when countless multitudes have lost their way both morally and spiritually. Like a ship without an anchor, this generation is being tossed to and fro by a flood of deception and wrong influences that are tragically causing people to lose their moorings. What should we do to make sure we don't get sucked into the chaotic swirl of moral and spiritual confusion sweeping the world today? That is the vital question Rick Renner answers in his riveting and timely new book How to Keep Your Head on Straight in a World Gone Crazy: Developing Discernment for These Last Days (Harrison House, 2019). About the Author:  Rick Renner is a prolific author of more than 30 books and a respected Bible teacher and leader in the interna­tional Christian community. Rick is the senior pastor of the Moscow Good News Church. He is also the founder of Rick Renner Ministries and Media Mir, a media outreach in the former USSR, and the host of his TV program seen around the world. Connect with Rick: Renner.org Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube For additional show notes, visit ShaunTabatt.com/283.

Originally from the Philadelphia area, Janet became enamored with the desert while traveling through New Mexico on a family vacation to visit her dad’s one and only uncle in San Diego.  Driving through the desert she thought, “I have to come back to this place.”   Attending school for architecture in Cincinnati, Janet decided she wanted to get into the construction side of the business and through a co-op program at the college, she'd heard about Habitat for Humanity and landed a co-op in Atlanta, GA. While there, she caught Albuquerque architect Antoine Predock on the cover of Time magazine - this was her way back to the desert.   Though the Predock office continued to say no co-op opportunities were available, Janet remained hopeful and persistent. She drove to Albuquerque, having no interview appointment. While there, Janet worked at the youth hostel where she was staying and picked up a job waitressing at the local pancake house. The people were unique and interesting and she quickly realized she wanted to live in this kind of environment. And she finally ended up with a six month work session with the Predock firm.   Though Janet thought she might continue her schooling in New Mexico, her last co-op experience was in Berkeley, CA, where she was eventually  hired on with a firm where she discovered straw bale construction. The firm received a call to build a straw bale home for composer Lou Harrison in Joshua Tree, known today as Harrison House Music, Arts and Ecology, and Janet found herself in Joshua Tree to work on the project. This project would also be the beginning of Janet's interaction with the San Bernardino County planning, development, land-use and code enforcement departments.   Janet's ability to navigate county codes and ordinances became very useful later, in her role helping to fend off what became know as 'Alta Mira', a proposed 248-home, gated community on about 100 acres of land in Joshua Tree. Janet's knowledge and dedication was instrumental in this matter and after 10 years of, the developers decided to move on. You can read all about it here.     When Janet arrived in Joshua Tree, she knew only one person, George, who was associated with the Harrison House project. There was no Crossroads, just Park Center Deli, known today as Park Rock Café, next to the JTNP Visitors Center. This was Janet’s social scene until she was introduced to the local radio station, which helped her get more information about events happening in the community.   Our conversation about the County and the former Alta Mira project leads us into a discussion of how and where neighbors can get involved in the community, so as not to be caught off-guard about the goings on around town and make their voices heard.  We also discuss the serious crisis of a shortage of long term rentals, multi-family units or apartments in Joshua Tree, one that Janet sees more and more local families with school-aged children experiencing, and strongly suggests it would behoove the community to come together to talk about these issues in proactive, rather than reactive, ways.     Janet's Company - StrongArm Construction   AAA Map - Indian Country

Born in France, Marie Bobin's first experience with desert was a trip with friends to Death Valley. It was a last minute, 'let’s get out of LA for the weekend' kind of trip – in August. Marie says they drove a lot, got out of the car to snap a few photos, then jumped back into the air conditioned car.   Marie's family moved to California when she was in her preteen years.  With a background in performing arts and producing, Marie started her career in London with a pub theatre, producing shows for four years and then came back to the states working with museums and cultural centers. Though she has lived in Thailand and London, she says she always returns to the Golden State.   Looking for a change of pace from Los Angeles and being self-described national park lovers, Marie and her husband were considering areas near Yellowstone and other places. In this episode, Marie says when she mentioned Joshua Tree, her husband said, "The desert?!", but after a number of short day trips out here, he started to fall in love with the place just as Marie had. They put their house in Topanga on the market - it sold in 10 days. Marie immediately found work. Marie says, "The doors just kept opening, confirmation that this is where we were supposed to be".   Moving to the area without knowing anyone, Marie attended Kip’s book club, 2nd Saturdays in Joshua Tree and other events around town, where she started to meet her community.   With a background in cultural programming and consulting, Marie became involved with local non-profits Harrison House, Joshua Tree Retreat Center and Mil-Tree, of which she in now holds a board position. She also met Jenny Kane, Executive Director of Arts Connection, where the idea for applying for the National Endowment for the Arts Big Read Grant happened. Marie says she immediately recognized the good work so many Morongo Basin organizations were already doing. It was her desire to produce an event that would support and enhance their work. Being familiar with the NEA Big Read grant, Marie was certain it would be the right vehicle to pull all these organizations together for one big cultural event.   An entire month of free events - with something for everyone - are scheduled during September, beginning with the kick off at Mojave Desert Land Trust Headquarters on September 7, 2019 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. To view and download the schedule of events, visit Arts Connection of San Bernardino or check out Big Read Morongo Basin on Facebook and follow them on Instagram @BigReadMorongoBasin.

A Classic message by Dr. Buddy Harrison about the vision of Harrison House Publishers. In November 1975, Buddy and Pat Harrison launched Harrison House Publishers, releasing their first titles in 1976. Since then, Harrison House has published and distributed more than 100 million books in 42 languages and in more than 175 countries. Since Dr. Harrison's homegoing in November of 1998, Harrison House has continued to publish the uncompromised Word of God. - RSS Feed at: http://SpeakFaith.TV/fc

The desert was to be one of the locations for a documentary Eva was filming about composer, Lou Harrison. Lou was building a straw-bale construction home in Joshua Tree and invited Eva to come along for a visit during construction. Lou passed away a year to the day after construction was completed and Eva has become the Founder and Director of Harrison House Music, Arts & Ecology.  In this episode, Eva discusses her first visit to the desert and the subsequent visits that followed, the decision to move and the way in which she was introduced to a community that embraces and loves the arts.  Eva also discusses one of the first impressive artists in residence and how the ecology component was added to the concept.   Over the course of her decades-long career, Eva has produced and/or directed nearly one thousand music, dance, theater and media works for national and international audiences.  As a photographer her work has been published around the country and internationally in publications including: San Francisco Chronicle Magazine; San Francisco Chronicle, Guitar Player Magazine; Wired Magazine (GB); Los Angeles Times; The Bay Guardian; Oakland Tribune; Rolling Stone, Los Angeles Times, NY Times.   We wrap up the conversation with some insight into the planning of art and culture.       Harrison House     LOU HARRISON: A World of Music Trailer  

Aasta Deth discusses her quilting life, her family, the Stencil Company, and Harrison House Designs. And there's a giveaway from the Stencil Company going on through March 25, 2018! Go to www.justwannaquilt.com.

Aasta Deth discusses her quilting life, her family, the Stencil Company, and Harrison House Designs. And there's a giveaway from the Stencil Company going on through March 25, 2018! Go to www.justwannaquilt.com.

Finding a place to stay to get evaluated for a kidney transplant, to train for home dialysis, or to recover from surgery is difficult or unaffordable for people who live some distance from where they receive care. In 1973, Crawford Harrison, a patient himself, saw the need and wanted to help. Almost 30 years later, Bobby Walker, who has a kidney transplant, manages Harrison House and tells us about this great home and the services it offers to people in need in the Little Rock, Arkansas, area.

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