Podcasts about harvest hands

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Laura Hickman, Co-Founder and Director of Strategic Growth at Flint Global Partners, who highlights the nonprofit organization that is based in Middle Tennessee and working locally and in different countries around the world with the mission "to see great humans break cycles of extreme poverty and dependence, creating flourishing families and communities that make the world a brighter place."During the interview, Laura shares her background, which includes seeing how her mother was able to make a strategic difference in the community through nonprofit work and and her own experiences teaching children with emotional and behavioral disorders. She emphasizes the importance of building relationships and how using specific tools to help the children believe in their future made positive changes, and how those results helped inspire her to do more. Laura also discusses her previous work with at-risk youth in other countries, helping them transition out of orphan homes and government care systems, which helped pave the way for establishing Flint Global Partners.Laura discusses the founding of Flint Global Partners, a nonprofit organization that offers training and coaching organization aimed to help people move out of poverty through entrepreneurship, education and skills development, and access to resources and opportunities. She emphasizes the importance of local leaders in problem-solving and the need for a mindset shift before implementing other tools and skills. Laura elaborates on the process and how it works, to which she explains the three main areas they address: mindset, skills, and access. Laura also mentions their work in Nashville, helping at-risk youth build life skills and connect to businesses, and their plans to expand into entrepreneurship for ground-level entrepreneurs.Laura discusses the company's global presence, with operations in 12 countries. Laura emphasizes the importance of local leadership in customizing their tools and practices to meet the specific needs of each region. She also highlights the role of team members with international experience in bridging cultural gaps.Laura discusses the partnership with Harvest Hands, a community development center, to provide employment opportunities for their students in Nashville, Tennessee. The program has been successful, with students finding jobs and gaining life skills. Laura also mentioned a new partnership with JDEC (Judge Dinkins Education Center), a program for kids involved in the justice system, which focuses on construction skills and job readiness. The program has seen positive results, with most graduates finding employment or pursuing further education.Laura discusses various ways the community can support Flint Global Partners, including donations, spreading the word, and connecting with entrepreneurs. She highlights the organization's focus on providing entrepreneurship opportunities and training to women in Kenya, and encouraged attendees to shop their jewelry and also participate in Flint Global Partners' spring and fall events. She expresses her willingness to engage with anyone interested in the organization's mission.Visit https://flintglobal.org to learn more and get involved with Flint Global Partners.

Farming life and the essential work of producing food for the world has long been celebrated in art, literature, and essays.Richard Scheuerman, an educator, author, and 1972 history graduate from Washington State University, wrote three books that take a deep dive into art and books about farming. He covers a huge span of time and geography, from the Bible to modern literature.In those three volumes—Hallowed Harvests, Harvest Hands, and Harvest Horizons—Scheuerman calls for all of us to keep farms and agrarian work top of mind. Our very existence depends on a part of our society, where our food comes from, that often gets forgotten or ignored.He talked with Washington State Magazine editor Larry Clark about the themes of the books, how we need to appreciate food production, and more about art and literature that speaks to the nature of farming, harvesting, and the agrarian life.Read more about the books in a Washington State Magazine review (Spring 2025).Buy the books at Triticum Press or Palouse Heritage Farm.Support the show______________________________________________________________________________Want more great WSU stories? Follow Washington State Magazine: LinkedIn @Washington-State-Magazine X/Twitter @wsmagazine Facebook @WashingtonStateMagazine Instagram @WashingtonStateMagazine YouTube @WashingtonStateMagazine Email newsletter How do you like the magazine podcast? What WSU stories do you want to hear? Let us know. Give to the magazine

On today's show, Arts and Culture Critic Amy Amantea has our lineup of what to check out near you during the Spring. Lawrence Gunther shares ideas on how to get more quality time spent in the outdoors this coming season. Jim Collins, Executive Director of Harvest Hands, joins us to have a conversation about the state of food insecurity in Canada.  Find Kelly & Company on YouTube!About AMIAMI is a media company that entertains, informs and empowers Canadians with disabilities through three broadcast services — AMI-tv and AMI-audio in English and AMI-télé in French — and streaming platform AMI+. Our vision is to establish AMI as a leader in the offering of accessible content, providing a voice for Canadians with disabilities through authentic storytelling, representation and positive portrayal. To learn more visit AMI.ca and AMItele.ca.Find more great AMI Original Content on AMI+Learn more at AMI.caConnect with Accessible Media Inc. online:X /Twitter @AccessibleMediaInstagram @AccessibleMediaInc / @AMI-audioFacebook at @AccessibleMediaIncTikTok @AccessibleMediaIncEmail feedback@ami.ca

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Welcome to the VOUS Church Podcast. In today's message, The Time is Now, Pastor Manouchka Charles reminds us that God's timing is perfect and we are called to align our actions with His purpose. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 3, we learn that while we plant and water in faith, it's God who brings the increase. The time is now to step into what God has prepared.  Our Bricklayers Offering is open until December 31st, take a step of faith and plant a seed at vouschurch.com/give

Welcome to the VOUS Church Podcast. In today's message, Hand in Hand, Pastor Rich Wilkerson Jr. invites us to recognize the power and purpose of God's hands at work in our lives: creating, healing, providing, and saving.  This message encourages us to step into the calling to partner with God and join in His work, using our hands to gather the harvest He has prepared. To learn more about how you can play a part in the harvest visit: vouschurch.com/vision (http://vouschurch.com/vision) 

Welcome to the VOUS Church Podcast. In today's message, Travel Light, Pastor Rich Wilkerson Jr. encourages us to embrace faith and obedience as we run the race God has for us. We are reminded that we don't need a perfect plan or all the details figured out. God will equip us with what we need to make an impact right where we are. To discover more about the vision for our church visit vouschurch.com/vision

Hey yall. Happy Sunday. Here's the podcast description for today.  Welcome to the VOUS Church Podcast. In today's message, Planted Potential, Pastor Rich Wilkerson Jr. reminds us that God is the ultimate Gardener in our lives and has called us to bear fruit for His Kingdom. Our church is not just a building; it's a place where the weary find rest, the lost find hope, and together we prepare for the harvest. To discover more about the vision for our church visit vouschurch.com/vision

Hi all happy Sunday!  Here's the description for today: — Welcome to the VOUS Church Podcast. Today, Pastor Rich Wilkerson Jr. shares a special Vision Sunday message, reflecting on where we've been as a church and looking forward to what's ahead. Inspired by Jesus' words in Matthew 9: “The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few.” He challenges us to embrace both the process and purpose of the harvest.  To discover the vision visit: vouschurch.com/vision

In dieser neuen Folge erfahrt ihr, wie ihr ganz einfach und unkompliziert an Erntehelferjobs in Australien oder Neuseeland kommt. Du hast Lust eine Saison im Ausland zu verbringen und dort auf landwirtschaftlichen Betrieben mit anzupacken, eine neue Kultur kennen zu lernen und einen anderen Alltag zu erleben? Genau dabei kann dir Miriam mit ihrer Firma, International Harrest Hands helfen!

In this episode of Life's Lessons, Jamey, Shaun, and Mike dive into Pastor Ben's "Broken Glass: The God Who Restores" message from this past Sunday. They also discuss Ben's ministry "Harvest Hands." For more information on Harvest Hands, you can visit: https://harvesthands.net/ Thanks for listening! Follow us on Facebook or YouTube.

With the rising cost of living across Canada, hunger has become an increasing problem.According to Food Banks Canada, in March 2023, there were almost two million visits to food banks across Canada — greater than the population of Saskatchewan, Manitoba, New Brunswick or Nova Scotia.This was a a thirty-two percent increase and the highest year-over-year increase in usage ever reported.These numbers represent almost 650 thousand children and many seniors on fixed incomes.It's now spring 2024, and some food banks are already reporting that they are hitting food bank visit levels that they normally only see at Christmas time.The need is massive.Joining us today to discuss the problem and a powerful solution are Jim and Jacintha Collins of Harvest Hands. Harvest Hands is a charity focusing on reclaiming food that otherwise would be thrown away and rerouting it to homes in need.Thanks for joining us.Please share.____________________________Faytene.tv is a listener-supported program. To help us produce more interviews on essential topics for our nation, please click here to donate: https://www.faytene.tv/donate____________________________If you want to be sure and never miss an episode, sign up for our email list here:https://madmimi.com/signups/72187/joinFIND US AT:Main Site: https://www.faytene.tv/Free App: https://apple.co/3rgzcfCYouTube: https://bit.ly/3d7XyTzFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/faytenetvInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/faytene Twitter: https://twitter.com/fayteneVimeo: https://vimeo.com/channels/faytenetvBitchute: www.bitchute.com/channel/faytenetvRumble: https://rumble.com/user/faytenetvGab: https://gab.com/faytene#faytene #canada #food #hunger #foodbanks #costofliving #seniors #poverty #children

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Canadians' food insecurity is at a high, and many families have been grappling with rising food prices these past years.  The Canadian Food Price Report for 2023 estimates that a family of 4 can expect an increase of $1,065 on their grocery bill for the same food in 2022. This is on top of the $1000 increase a family of 4 experienced in 2022.47% of Canadians say they are now purchasing cheaper alternatives, and Food Banks Canada reported nearly 1.5 million visits across our nation in 2022.  5.8 million Canadians lived in food-insecure households in 2021 as well.  This is why the excellent work of our guests today is so important and inspiring.  Barbe Dunn from Loaves and Fishes in Kindersley, Saskatchewan, and Jim and Jacintha Collins from Harvest Hands in Ontario join us to talk about how they are tackling food insecurity in their local communities. Because of their excellent work, thousands of families are being given food that otherwise would have been thrown in landfills.  Thanks for joining us.____________________________Faytene.tv is a listener-supported program. To help us produce more interviews on essential topics for our nation, please click here to donate: https://www.faytene.tv/donate____________________________If you want to be sure and never miss an episode, sign up for our email list here. We send notices about our most recent shows out weekly, as well as event information when applicable:  https://madmimi.com/signups/72187/joinALSO, FIND US AT:Main Site: https://www.faytene.tv/Free App: https://apple.co/3rgzcfCYouTube: https://bit.ly/3d7XyTzFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/faytenetvInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/faytene/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/fayteneFlote: https://flote.app/user/FayteneVimeo: https://vimeo.com/channels/faytenetvBitchute: www.bitchute.com/channel/faytenetvRumble: https://rumble.com/user/faytenetvGab: https://gab.com/faytene#faytene #Canada #food #security #bank #loaves #fishes #harvest #hands #charity #feed #Ontario #Kindersley #Saskatchewan #landfill 

En este episodio, Aineth y Alvaro conversaron con Jael Fuentes acerca de la organización Harvest Hands, los programas para después de la escuela para niños y jóvenes, y la importancia de estar involucrado en la comunidad.Si quieres saber más acerca de Harvest Hands, pueden visitar su página web:https://www.harvesthandscdc.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Brian Hicks, co-founder of Humphreys Street Coffee, a Nashville-based social enterprise, and Harvest Hands, a community development non-profit. Fifteen years ago, Brian and his wife were running an after school program and had the idea of teaching coffee- and soap-making to the older students. In a matter of months, Brian and the students would be writing a business plan for the CEO of Dollar General, which led them to Sandpoint, Idaho to be trained on the prized Diedrich coffee roaster—by the inventor. In this week's episode, Brian shares his unlikely path to building a social enterprise, the importance of owning your retail footprint, and how one former student has been particularly instrumental in their success. To see photos from this episode, visit: https://instagram.com/folk___tales To learn more, visit HumphreysStreet.com or on Instagram at @HumphreysStreet And if you're in Nashville, stop by their coffee shop at 424 Humphreys Street.

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In 2018 we partnered with Humphrey Street Coffee, a social enterprise of Harvest Hands . We donate $50,000 per year of our producers' green (unroasted) coffees for Humphrey's to roast for their cafe and wholesale business. We've also provided support through roaster training and education as well as cross-promotions through social media. I hope you enjoy this conversation and I welcome and feedback or comments. You can email me at Martin@MayorgaOrganics.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cultivatingchange/message

Harvest Hands is a catalyst for Christ-centered, holistic community development working alongside our neighbors to further education, healthy living, spiritual formation, and economic development in South Nashville.Humphreys Street, a social enterprise of Harvest Hands CDC, was born out of a desire to raise up leaders within our neighborhood by creating jobs, providing mentorship opportunities, and teaching job skills that empower youth such as customer service, marketing, and craftsmanship.Why we do what we do?  Trying to provide pathways out of poverty for children and youth in South Nashville (specifically in Napier/Sudekum government housing, with an avg. income of $6,500 per year and highest rate of crime/violence in the city).  We believe in the potential of our students and create opportunities for empowerment instead of direct charity…. we create jobs, we don't really do handouts.We believe in turning gentrification into justice—can't control the development of Nashville and cities like Nashville, but you can channel the change to benefit those that are pushed out if you are creative and you have access to resources.We have been really impacted by the Covid-19, we can't be without students and this has forced us to get creative in how we support them emotionally, educationally, nutritionally….You name it, we have had to figure out how to adjust the ways that we serve our community.  We also have been hit, we run a coffee shop that employs neighbors and we had to shift to carry out or close (which we totally understand and support because we believe everyone has to do their part for us all to get well and healthier as a community)….But all of this combined means that we can't employ as many folks….we aren't receiving as many donations….we have many folks that support us that are in a fear mode and we are not sure how that will ultimately impact us….Nashville is such an amazing town filled with such generous people….i believe that we will come through this stronger….but it will require us to be highly adaptive (as we are doing) and we may have to move to the model where we have lots of people that give us $20, $50, $100 gifts instead of larger gifts.  Certainly, we will take and need larger gifts, but we need everyone to work together for us to remain faithful to children and families of Napier during this unprecedented time.Learn more:   www.harvesthandscdc.com      www.humphreysstreet.com

Ryan Flores - Wednesday, October 2, 2019

Jesus wants us to pray for harvest workers who have a shepherd’s compassionate heart for the lost, lonely, lured by sin…to ache for them, to look at them the way Jesus would. And Jesus went throughout all the cities and villages, teaching in their synagogues and proclaiming the gospel of the kingdom and healing every disease and every affliction. When he saw the crowds, he had compassion for them, because they were harassed and helpless, like sheep without a shepherd. Matthew 9:35-36

I am interviewing Courtney Garza, a brand-builder, "Vegan" entrepreneur, coffee lover, and lifestyle enthusiast based in Dallas, TX. We chat about how she got started, and how she builds her brands. Creations/Clients: Sprinkles Creative LLC, Harvest Hands, Dallas Innovates by D Magazine, Coffee with Courtney Instagram @colormecourtney

“Harvest Hands” from Christian Church at Minden by Ginger Gray. Released: 2018. The post Harvest Hands appeared first on Christian Church at Minden.

In this message Pastor Drew unpacks Matthew 9:35-38 and talks about bringing in the harvest for the harvest field you are in.

This week my friend Tre Dunn joins the show today to tell his story & talk racial issues with me. His story starts in a small town in Kentucky, to playing football for the Wildcats & eventually becoming a mentor to kids here in Nashville working at Harvest Hands. Simply put this is 2 guys that love Jesus; a white male & a black male chopping it up & trying to make sense of some tough subject matter. Hope you guys enjoy.

Our Chrsit Realities 8: Harvest Hands II by HCCCNG

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Sermon and Worship service from 7/3/2016 at First Presbyterian Church of Pittsford based on Galatians 6:9 Luke 10:2

                                               MATTHEW 9:18-38 JUST TOUCH MY DAUGHTER AND SHE WILL BE HEALED...FAITH... and SHE WAS SHE TOUCHED HIM, THE WOMAN WITH THE ISSUE OF BLOOD... FAITH..AND SHE WAS HEALED.. "DO YOU REALLY BELIEVE I CAN DO THIS?", JESUS ASK,  WHY YES MASTER!  HE TOUCHED THESE EYES AND SAID,"  "BECOME WHAT YOU BELIEVE"  IT HAPPENED! THEY COULD SEE....FAITH MATTHEW 10 HARVEST HANDS  1-28 MATTHEW 10 FORGET ABOUT YOURSELF 29-42 READING FROM THE TRANSLATION THE MESSAGE  JOIN US  WILL YA. SHALOM, EVANGELIST LACEY KAY GREEN   www.laceykayministreis.org  contact me  PAYPAL, PRAYER REQUEST                                      WELCOME WHOLE WIDE WORLD PRAY LIKE YOU REALLY BELIEVE IT, FAITH IS THE VICTORY THAT OVERCOMES THE WORLD.     

Pastor Javon Ruff

Harvest Hands (Art Brown)