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Pastor: Jordan Hansen Series: Citizens (3) Title: Living Out Our Vote Date: 2024.10.19+20 --------------------- CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Teaser 00:23 - Series 01:04 - “If I Were The Devil” 04:36 - Sermon 06:16 - Questions 11:44 - Books 17:19 - Point 1 19:34 - Point 2 29:27 - Point 3a 31:03 - Grid 38:09 - Point 3b 46:34 - Conclusion 46:52 - Closing --------------------- LINKS:
In episode 92 of The USA Volleyball Show, Clarence and Stephen catch up ahead of the USA Volleyball Open National Championship. Then, they sit down with four-time Paralympic medalist and U.S. Women's Sitting National Team opposite Heather Erickson (15:52 - 1:31:49). Heather shares stories her introduction to the game and to the sitting national team. She talks about her Paralympic experiences, including her first when she was 15 years old. She also lets us know what it would mean to her to become a five-time Paralympian this year in Paris and so much more!Drop us a line.
In this episode of "Building Bridges with Greg and Jill," we had the pleasure of sitting down with Sarah West and Heather Erickson, founders of The Chara Project. Join us as we delve into a heartwarming conversation about the beauty of Bible studies with individuals of diverse faiths. Sarah and Heather share insightful perspectives on fostering connections through shared spiritual exploration. Discover the valuable resources available on their website, thecharaproject.com, designed to help you initiate Bible studies with your neighbors and friends. From gaining a profound love for God's Word to witnessing the genuine hunger for spiritual knowledge, our guests illuminate the transformative power of studying the Bible both on your own and together with others. Tune in for an enriching discussion that highlights the changing landscape of Utah and how what we are learning here is relevant to many other cultures and contexts.
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Clinical therapist Heather Erickson, Behavioral Health at Amery Hospital & Clinic talks about the causes of anxiety in teens and how parents can help.
Last Sunday After the Epiphany
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Heather Erickson, Program director of Behavioral Health Center in Amery, talks about how to manage your anxiety and parent kids to take good risks.
Sunday of the Passion: Palm Sunday
Sixth Sunday after the Epiphany
Heather Erickson, Program director of Behavioral Health Center in Amery, explains how kids build a view of themselves early on, and ways parents can help make that view healthy and positive.
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When you read your Bible, do you sometimes find it is hard to understand? What if someone could come along and help you understand it better? What if they could help you find JOY in reading the Bible? I am so excited to have Jenny Howell, Heather Erickson, and Sarah West, the founders of the Chara Project on the podcast this week. Chara means JOY in Greek and I love that the Chara Project, a non-profit organization helps ALL women find JOY in the Bible. I cannot wait for you to learn their acronym for CHARA, a wonderful tool to help us dive deeper into God’s Word. The Chara Project also models how to love outside their lines as they write and lead Bible studies for interfaith communities. Since it is the week between Palm Sunday and Easter Sunday, I cannot wait for you to hear more about their Bible Study called The Upper Room: The Final Teachings of Christ. This study dives deeper into the final words of wisdom Jesus shares before going to the cross. What perfect timing with Easter around the corner; you can find this bible study free on their website. I promise you do not want to miss this episode and the amazing truth shared by the Chara Project! Also, I am so excited to announce we are giving away an ESV Women’s Study Bible this week on the Podcast! The Chara Project loves getting Bibles into people’s hands! All the details of the Bible giveaway are on my website at jodirosser.com or you can click this direct link. https://jodirosser.com/giveaways/esv-womens-study-bible-giveaway/ The Chara Project launched for one main reason: they saw a deepening hunger from women to understand the Bible! They have a passion for sharing Biblical joy through writing and teaching. And that’s what you can come to expect from The Chara Project. They are for ALL women whether you have been in Bible study your whole life, or if this is your first week ever. To connect with the Chara Project, go to https://www.thecharaproject.com/
Get the tissues ready folks, this weeks episode truly touched my heart and I know, it's going to bring hope to someone out there who needs to hear this. This week, you will hear from the amazing Heather Erickson as she shares her story of her four year long journey with infertility, IVF (amidst the pandemic!!), and sharing the *real* ups and downs that come with this experience. Share this episode with a someone you love who is #ttc, battling the uphill climb of infertility, going through IVF, or just wants to be a more supportive friend on this journey! You can connect with Heather and follow her on Instagram @heatherjoyphotography You can connect with Cait @thecaittakepodcast or @_caitbrown
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Caution! We are in the middle of a world pandemic, if you didn’t already know. There are warning signs everywhere about what we need to do to protect ourselves and others. But did you know that being warned of danger over and over again can lead to a phenomenon called “Caution Fatigue”? We can also experience another challenge called “Compassion Fatigue” especially those who care for others such as parents, teachers, and frontline workers. In this episode we talk with Heather Erickson, the Director of Behavioral Health Services at Amery Hospital and Clinic, on the subject of Caution Fatigue and how it is different from Compassion Fatigue. Heather shares how to recognize and name what we are experiencing and how to work through these feelings.Key takeawaysA little bit on the work she doesHer definition of caution fatigueBiology behind compassion fatigue and how it affects the brainHow the pandemic has affected healthcare workers in generalWhat trauma isHow trauma/caution fatigue affects the bodyHow is compassion fatigue similar/different from caution fatigueHow caution/compassion fatigue affects the emotionsHow stuffing emotions affects the bodyHow caution/compassion fatigue affects relationshipsHow to show compassion towards othersPractical things you can do to be mindful and focus on the presentHer message for the listenersHeather Erickson Bio:Heather Erickson has been working in the mental health field for the last 18 years. She holds a Masters Degree in social work and has always enjoyed positions that have involved both clinical work with patients/clients as well as system/program development and oversight. She has spent the last 5 years as the Director of Behavioral Health Services at HealthPartners’ Amery Hospital & Clinic in Amery, WI. She has recently become interested in the science of our fight-of-flight system – both how/what activates it, and how we can work to effectively intervene to allow our parasympathetic and sympathetic nervous systems to work together most effectively when faced with complex issues or concerns, such as that of COVID-19. Heather is also interested in organizational resilience and wellness, and has made this a major focus in her current position given the toll of COVID-19 on the healthcare workforce.
Learn strategies to manage stress with Heather Erickson, MSW.
I am so excited to share my interview with Heather Erickson. Heather is a wife, mom, Bible teacher, author and worship leader. Heather is also a co-founder of The Chara Project, a ministry to help women of all faiths learn to study the Bible. Heather shares her insights on how you can find joy in the Bible as well as lead your children to Christ. Find Joy in the Bible Heather starts off sharing how her parents’ love of the Bible made it easier for her to want to know the Bible and its teachings for herself. She candidly discusses how at one point she questioned everything. Eventually, Heather said she read a scripture about loving God with all your heart, soul and mind. She dug in deep and realized when she loved Jesus with everything, she couldn’t turn away. She said of this experience, “It took me being willing to walk away from what my parents believed, step into faith for myself, and say, ‘Do I believe what they have brought me up to believe?’ I see it embodied. I see it completely lived out. Am I willing to actually back it up? And when I backed it up with my heart, my soul and my mind, that’s when I realized, this is the real deal.” Lead Children to Jesus Her parents love of the Bible and their example of living its teachings set the foundation. As a result, Heather points out how her parents let her spread her wings and also find out for herself. From her experience with her own parents, Heather shares advice to parents. She says to never give up, do the foundational things and let children navigate for themselves. Towards the end of the episode, Heather shares what she has learned from teaching her children from the Bible. She agrees that many times the teaching happens in everyday moments. Heather also talks about how studying the Bible herself has helped the teachings to be anchored deep in her heart. Understanding the why of the Bible and not just a checklist of things to do has helped her go from mom fails to mom wins in teaching spiritual things. The Chara Project Heather has been involved doing Bible studies with women of varying faiths in Utah for many years. She and two of her friends wanted to create a safe place to ask questions and help women learn for themselves. The Chara Project was born The word “Chara” is a Greek word meaning “joy.” Since Heather and the other co-founders believe joy is what you get when you understand the Bible, the word fit perfectly. After choosing the word Chara, Heather and her co-founders discovered they could also use the word as an acronym to teach a simple method of studying the Bible. Listen the episode for all the details of the acronym but here is what each letter stands for: C – Context H – History A – Author R – Read A – Apply Using Different Bible Translations I really loved the discussion Heather and I had about using different translations of the Bible. Heather explained that reading different translations is like looking words up in a thesaurus. Varied translations open up your understanding and help paint a better picture of what God is teaching. Partner with God Heather believes that aligning her heart to God allows her to have a closer relationship with Him. This relationship with God is something she believes she can mirror to the people around her, including her kids. Above all, Heather wants her children to see Christ through her and that journey has started with finding joy in the Bible. Show Notes Find out more about The Chara Project by visiting their website or following along on Instagram. Listen to related episodes of the Spiritually Minded Mom Podcast: SMM 016: Practical Scripture Study for Moms + How to Go In Instead of Out to Find Peace || Courtney Casper SMM 040: How Simple + Consistent Gospel Teaching Can Unleash The Power of Families SMM 043: Build Spiritual Reserves || Part 2 of 5 Follow Heather Instagram: @thecharaproject Facebook: The Chara Project Website: thecharaproject.com Follow Spiritually Minded Mom Website: spirituallymindedmom.com Instagram: @spirituallymindedmom Facebook: spirituallymindedmom Podcast: Spiritually Minded Mom on Apple Podcasts
Learn about strategies for managing anxiety with Heather Erickson, MSW, Amery Hospital & Clinic.
In the first message in a series titled "Building a Fire in the Snow", Heather Erickson emphasizes how periods of rest are ideal times to cultivate spiritual disciplines to follow the Lord more intimately and love the people around us more wisely.
November 17th, 2019: Andy and Heather Erickson: This week we welcome our Dayton area Chi Alpha Missionaries, Andy and Heather Erickson.
SEU Ohio Chapel from 11.5.19 | Guest Speaker Heather Erickson | Chi Alpha | Dayton
Heather Erickson continues our missions emphasis series with another point of the Chi Alpha motto, "Every Student Welcomes."
Heather Erickson kicks off the fall Gospel series in Mark with a message encouraging us to not delay and get plugged into community.
Our guests today were Doug Houge, Because of Brandon Event Chair, Heather Erickson, R.D., Cuyuna Regional Medical Center’s Director of Clinical Nutrition and Diabetes Educator, and Chloe Bosaaen, Pequot Lakes fifth grader & three time Because of Brandon scholarship recipient.
Andy and Heather Erickson talk sex and relationships in the second week of this Valentine's Day special, Too Juicy.
Andy and Heather Erickson talk sex and relationships in the first week of this Valentine's Day special, Too Juicy.
The Last Sunday after the Epiphany
The Fourth Sunday after the Epiphany
John the Baptist was a radical, God-fearing man, and he was not interested in making himself more well-known. Heather Erickson emphasizes the value of leaving a legacy and describes how John used his life to make a lasting impact and make Jesus as famous as possible.
Heather Erickson takes a deeper dive into a "Culture of Honor" by taking a look at the biblical role of women. The role of women in the world wasn't meant to be a place of submission but one of mutuality and equality. Women were meant to reign and fashioned so by God from the beginning. Jesus through the redemptive gospel is restoring their place.
Audio from the 2014 Synergy Conference: 10 Ways to Succeed at College with Andy and Heather Erickson
Audio from the 2014 Synergy Conference: 10 Ways to Succeed at College with Andy and Heather Erickson
The Genealogy Gems Podcast with Lisa Louise Cooke - Your Family History Show
Published August 24, 2010 NEWS: Genealogy Gems Podcast has been selected for inclusion in the brand new podcast director for the Blackberry launched by Research in Motion known as RIM. Listener Rick Rissmiller wrote in:"GREAT news about the Blackberry app. Right now I download from i-tunes each week and save on my laptop then connect the blackberry and transfer so I can listen as I do thing around the house. I am a new lsitenere and have downloaded all of your previous podcasts and each week as I sit on my tractor mowing and triming 3 acres I listen to 3+ hours of great information and entertainment from you. Thanks for all the great work." Thanks for the Shout Outs from the following genealogy bloggers: Susan Peterson - Tonia Kendrick - A. C. Ivory - Upcoming Genealogical Events: New RootsTech ConferenceFebruary 10 – 12, 2010Salt Lake City Utah Alberta Family Histories Society Saturday, October 16, 20108:00M - 4:00 PMDeerfoot Inn HotelCalgary, AB, Canada New England Historic Genealogical Society and Ancestry.comFamily History DaySaturday, October 16, 2010Seaport Hotel and World Trade Center Boston. Lisa's upcoming appearances:Family History Expo October 8 & 9, 2010 Pleasanton, California The Hemet San Jacinto Genealogical Society SeminarSaturday, October 23, 2010Classes include Solving Family History Mysteries with Google EarthWhat You Must Know To Save Your Research From Destruction. California Genealogical Society SeminarSaturday Oct. 30, 2010. This is going to be a Google DayOakland, CA The TV show Who Do You Think You Are? has been renewed for a second season, which it looks like will probably air after the first of the year. New Family Tree Magazine Podcast Episode August 2010 episodeYou can subscribe to the for free in iTunes MAILBOX: How to Fix Relationship Mistakes in Your Online Family TreeJennifer Hodnett, Product Manager for Ancestry.com "In your Personal Member Tree you may find later that a spouse you previously entered really was married to a different person or that a child really belonged to a different set of parents. You can now easily fix relationship mistakes in your tree by detaching and reattaching individuals in your tree." First, bring up the profile page for the child you want to detach from the mother. On that Profile page, click on the brown Edit this person button, located just below the name of the person at the top of the page. On the next screen, there will be 5 tabs at the top. Click on the Relationships tab, which will be the second one from the right. This will display the individual's current relationships. Now, to dissolve or break this relationship, find the name of the individual you want to detach from this person and click the Remove link to the far right of their name. In the case described at the beginning, you'll want to look for the incorrect mother and click the Remove link next to her name. A pop up will appear that will ask you if you are sure you want to remove this relationship. Assuming you've selected the correct person, click the OK button to finish detaching this person from the selected mother. o Be reassured that doing this will not remove this person from your tree; it only detaches them. You can still find this person from the List of All People in your tree. 5 .After selecting OK, you'll return to the Relationships tab for the detached child. You now want to return to the child's profile page and you can do this by clicking the Return to [name of person] button at the top left corner of the page. 6. 6. Once you're back on the profile page, click on the Add Mother link under the name of the father in the “Family Members” module on the page 7. 7. A box will appear that will allow you to add the mother. In the Add Mother box, at the top of the page, look for the link to “select someone already in your tree” and click it. 8. 8. You will then be directed to a list of all people in your tree. Find the name of the correct mother and click the orange Select button next to her name. 9. You will end up back on the child's profile page and will be able to see under the “family Members” module that the correct mother is now assigned to that child. You can now repeat the process for each child that needs to be changed. My thanks to Heather Erickson at Ancestry for connecting me with Jennifer, and Jean I hope this helps you out. I will also have a short video including graphics that demonstrated this answer to the question of how to correct mistakes in your Ancestry online family tree. Will wrote in recently to follow up to Will Clifton's email which I read on Episode 94 of the podcast. “Your podcasts continue to be informative and fun to listen to. Keep up the great work! regarding Will Clifton's question on where to access the the nonpopulation schedules - some of them are available on Ancestry.com.” Selected U.S. Federal Census According to Ancestry, the Non-population schedules contained in this database include agriculture, industry/manufacturers, social statistics, and supplemental schedules. For , look for the . Lucy writes: "I listen to your podcast every morning on the way to work hoping that by the time I get home, I can remember one tidbit that I can use. I am needing some help. I need to find a good scanner. I want to locate a good quality scanner that I can scan both color and black and white. Article by Rhonda in the January 2005 issue of the magazine. "The Skinny on Scanners." on the 2005 compilation CD and as a Plus article on the website. If you've purchased a scanner recently that you think is really good drop me a line at genealogygemspodcast@gmail.com or leave a voice mail at 925 272 4021 and I'll share it on the next episode and see if we can help Lucy out. Lucy also sent me a message from her iPhone asking for more information on the Genealogy Gems iPhone app. The advantage to having the Genealogy Gems Podcast app is that you can: - stream and listen to the show without having to download it and take up storage space - It includes Bonus content on most episodes: extra audio, video, images, documents. - You can visit the website, email me, or call the show right from the app. - You can listen to the show in the background and be able to do continue doing other functions on your device. GEM: Paper Preservation with Scott Haskins There's one common challenge that every single genealogist must content with – and that's how to deal with all the paper. An more specifically, how to care for most precious papers amongst our collection. The old, perhaps damaged one of a kind documents that we can't afford to loose. Scott M. Haskins is the author of the book "How To Save Your Stuff From A Disaster." null
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