Podcasts about homeless ministry

In this episode , Geoff, Tee, Charlie and Brandon sit down to talk with Pitmaster cheez to talk about winning 4th place in ribs at the 2024 Memphis in May World Championship of BBQ, and soo much more.  Follow Pitmaster Cheez IG: @pitmastercheez Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@pitmastercheez/videos Send support for Lady T's Homeless Ministry: https://www.ladythomeless.com/contact-us   Chapters 00:00 Introducing the Black Smoke Barbecue Podcast and Guests 03:33 Passion for Cooking and Live Fire Experience 06:43 The Journey from Military to Barbecue and Creating a Unique Experience 07:32 The Business Side of Barbecue: Food Trucks, Operational Expenses, and Customer Experience 16:04 Barbecue Content Creation and Making Business Sense 22:22 The Art of Luxury Catering and Hospitality 26:20 Content Creation and Brand Management in the Culinary Industry 29:17 Culinary Education and its Impact on Management Skills 41:38 The Experience of Live Fire Cooking and the Memphis in May Success 49:38 The Art of Competition Judging and Teamwork 51:07 Building an All-Black Team in Barbecue 56:16 The Need for a Sanctioned African-American Competition Body 01:03:20 The Appeal of Backyard Cook-Offs 01:06:28 The Impact of Lady T's Homeless Ministry 01:08:25 Leveraging Social Media in the Barbecue Community  

AP correspondent Ed Donahue on Homeless Ministry Pastor Charged

Craig was able to sit down with 4 guests at a local fundraiser for Matthews Light, including one of their founders! Thank you to this episode sponsor Lone Star Appliance Repair call them at 936-647-2364 for all your appliance repair needs   This Episodes Guests:   Corey Reaves Reaves Reality Group 281-639-4587   David McGuffin Space City Payments 737-932-2160 spacecitypayments@gmail.com   Ed Reynolds Matthews Light 570-832-3458 Info@MatthewsLight.org   Joshua Juarez True Texas Solar 936-286-8325 Info@truetexassolar.com   Sustained Growth Solutions Email – Design a lead generation system specifically for your business so that you never have to search for leads again!   Termisave Email – Warranty your home against the threat of termites.    Buy a Homeowners Show T-Shirt!   Subscribe to our YouTube Channel   The Homeowners Show Website The Homeowners Show Facebook Page Instagram @homeownersshow Twitter @HomeownersThe   Info@homeownersshow.com 

Stan, Caleb, and Vic discuss community presence for the local church. Support the showBe sure to follow 6:14 Ministries: facebook.com/614rebuildInstagram: @614rebuildTwitter: @614rebuild Learn more at 614ministries.org

Heather sits down with Patti Huxford and Karen Reeves to discuss the Homeless Ministry, what they are doing, and how you can get involved.

Volunteers head into homeless camps weekly. They're armed with food, resources and love. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tune into Episode 27 of Footnotes as Bob Freudiger joins Pastor Mark to talk about the ministry of Calvary Rescue Mission in Memphis, TN. Brother Bob has served as the Executive Director of Calvary since 1996. For many years, Broadway Baptist Church has had the joy of serving at Calvary Rescue Mission, where the Gospel is proclaimed and the lives of homeless men are rebuilt. Calvary Website: https://calvaryrescuemission.org/ Calvary Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CRM960 Footnotes is hosted by the pastoral staff of Broadway Baptist Church in Southaven, MS.

Welcome to our special live podcast show where we have a thought-provoking conversation with two community leaders who have dedicated their lives to serving others. Joining us today are Richard Yeppez, a mortgage lender, and a former firefighter, and Diane Reynolds, the founder of Matthews Light, a homeless ministry. Richard Yeppez is passionate about helping people achieve their dreams of homeownership. He is also a former firefighter who has witnessed firsthand the impact of homelessness on communities and the importance of coming together to make a difference. Diane Reynolds founded Matthews Light, a non-profit organization that provides food, shelter, and support to homeless individuals and families. She is a firm believer in the power of community and has dedicated her life to helping those in need. During this live interview, Richard and Diane will share their unique perspectives on the challenges and opportunities in the mortgage and homelessness industries. They will discuss the importance of collaboration between the private and non-profit sectors to create effective solutions to tackle these issues. Listeners will have the opportunity to hear inspiring stories of how Richard's experiences as a former firefighter have influenced his work as a mortgage lender, and how Diane's personal experiences with homelessness led her to start Matthews Light. This discussion will provide valuable insights into the world of lending and homelessness and inspire individuals to take action in their own communities. Join us for this captivating conversation between Richard Yeppez, a former firefighter, and Diane Reynolds, the founder of Matthews Light. Let's come together and make a positive impact on the world!   Sustained Growth Solutions Email – Design a lead generation system specifically for your business so that you never have to search for leads again!   Termisave Email – Warranty your home against the threat of termites.    Buy a Homeowners Show T-Shirt!   Subscribe to our YouTube Channel   The Homeowners Show Website The Homeowners Show Facebook Page Instagram @homeownersshow Twitter @HomeownersThe   Info@homeownersshow.com 

On today's Quick Start podcast:NEWS: USA Most Radical Country on Gender Transition, CDC Issues Booster Shot WarningMAIN THING: Gov vs. Homeless MinistryLAST THING: Ephesians 5Email us! QuickStartPodcast@cbn.org

Aaron Taylor shares personal stories of lives changed from encountering the love of God. His heart is for people to encounter the love of God and be the Church for the broken and hurting. Aaron is a pastor of Crossfire World Outreach Ministries and author of 'Do You Love Me.' Download our new free download, '3 Secrets to Dialoguing with the Holy Spirit.' Receive a free trial of our members only podcast that saves lives at Spirit Empowered Living Members Only Podcast. Membership of ‘Spirit Empowered Living with Jared and Rochelle Laskey' starts at $5 a month or a contribution of your choice, helping us rescue sex trafficking victims.

On our special 4th of July episode, the boys test if they know their American History on the American Trivia challenge! Micah and Chris also tell about the hilarious group of old guys who taught them how to cook at the Homeless Ministry! Hear about a dad who used an excavating machine to keep his son from getting arrested?!?! Plus listen to the hilarious Improv segment where a melting pot of characters show up to a fireworks show!

ST. VINCENT DE PAUL, HELPING THOSE IN OUR COMMUNITY WITH PAUL AINSLIE - OUR GUEST PAUL AINSLIE, PRESIDENT OF THE ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY TALKS WITH FAITH IN ACTION CO HOSTS, GORDON SMITH AND JIM GANLEY ABOUT THEIR FOOD PANTRY, HOMELESS MINISTRY, AND THEIR HELP CALLS & HOME VISITS. AINSLIE SHARES HIS INSIGHTS ON THOSE AFFECTED BY POVERTY IN CENTRAL INDIANA, AND HOW YOU CAN HELP. THE WEB PAGE FOR ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY, INDIANAPOLIS IS http://www.svdpindy.org/

Interview with Jennifer Cotney from Christian Mix 106. She shares her testimony, about Christian Mix 106, and the Homeless Ministry in New Orleans. Jennifer shares her testimony for Jesus; God moves in Jennifer's children; Jennifer experiences church; Not feeling worthy of grace; Surrendering completely to Jesus; Husband gets saved; Jennifer and ChristianMix106; Kids and the homeless; Local churches ministering to the homeless; Disobedience and the aftermath; Seeking God for needs; A moving story about Wendy; The city and homeless sweeps; Hurricane Ida category 4 hits New Orleans; Aftermath of Ida and it's impact on the homeless; Still fixing her house after Ida; Reach Jennifer at ChristianMix106.com Jennifer Prays; Links https://ChristianMix106.com Conrad Social: https://www.facebook.com/conrad.carriker https://www.instagram.com/conradcarriker/ https://www.conradrocks.net/p/podcast.html https://twitter.com/MostRadicalMan https://www.conradrocks.net/ YOU MAY ALSO LIKE: From Homeless to Evangelist - John Roush https://www.conradrocks.net/2018/08/from-homeless-to-evangelist-john-roush.html

Interview with Jennifer Cotney from Christian Mix 106. She shares her testimony, about Christian Mix 106, and the Homeless Ministry in New Orleans. Jennifer shares her testimony for Jesus; God moves in Jennifer's children; Jennifer experiences church; Not feeling worthy of grace; Surrendering completely to Jesus; Husband gets saved; Jennifer and ChristianMix106; Kids and the homeless; Local churches ministering to the homeless; Disobedience and the aftermath; Seeking God for needs; A moving story about Wendy; The city and homeless sweeps; Hurricane Ida category 4 hits New Orleans; Aftermath of Ida and it's impact on the homeless; Still fixing her house after Ida; Reach Jennifer at ChristianMix106.com Jennifer Prays; Links https://ChristianMix106.com Conrad Social: https://www.facebook.com/conrad.carriker https://www.instagram.com/conradcarriker/ https://www.conradrocks.net/p/podcast.html https://twitter.com/MostRadicalMan https://www.conradrocks.net/ YOU MAY ALSO LIKE: From Homeless to Evangelist - John Roush https://www.conradrocks.net/2018/08/from-homeless-to-evangelist-john-roush.html

This Sunday is the last Sunday of the liturgical calendar year. It is referred to as the “Reign of Christ” Sunday, but it has also been called “Christ the King” Sunday. Our passage this week inspires us to think carefully about the notion of Christ as “king.” When Jesus was brought by the Jewish leaders to Pilate for punishment, Pilate asked him, “Are you king of the Jews?” Jesus doesn't explicitly answer him, but he says that his kingdom is not of this world.As we reflect on the past year and prepare for the Advent season of a new year, it may be helpful to ask ourselves how we see our relationship with Christ. Do we follow Christ in our daily lives? In the last couple of weeks, we have talked about the gifts we have received from God and our role as stewards. This week we will reflect on the gifts we give back to God, what it means to follow Christ, and how we view our relationship with Christ.

Seattle's Union Gospel Mission has been serving the homeless and needy of its community for nearly 90 years. But now, the Washington Supreme Court has given it the Hobson's choice of changing its religious beliefs or closing its doors. “[O]ur beliefs are everything to us,” Scott Chin, president of Seattle's Union Gospel Mission, says, adding that it is “unimaginable that we would change our beliefs just so that we could continue operating.” In 2017, Matthew Woods applied for a lawyer position with the organization. The mission requires all of its employees to hold and live by the ministry's Christian beliefs, but Woods was open about the fact that he does not profess Christianity. Woods sued the homeless ministry after he was not hired for the job.The Washington Supreme Court ruled against the ministry, but now Chin is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to take up his case and defend the religious freedoms the organization has practiced freely for decades. “We're hopeful that the U.S. Supreme Court will reverse the Washington Supreme Court and adopt the rule that is prevalent in many other circuits around the country,” says Jake Warner, an attorney with the Christian legal group Alliance Defending Freedom. Chin and Warner join “The Daily Signal Podcast” to explain why Seattle's Union Gospel Mission is fighting for its right to the free exercise of religion. Also on today's show, we read your letters to the editor and share a good news story about a couple who adopted two sets of twins on the same day. Enjoy the show! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Seattle's Union Gospel Mission has been serving the homeless and needy of its community for nearly 90 years. But now, the Washington Supreme Court has given it the Hobson’s choice of changing its religious beliefs or closing its doors.   “[O]ur beliefs are everything to us,” Scott Chin, president of Seattle’s Union Gospel Mission, says, […]

Many churches aim to give people a smooth experience from the moment they pull into the parking lot. Get the people in, get them caffeinated, get them into their seats and get them out the door and back into their cars. It ends up coming across as a performance. For the first time in a long time, at this church for the homeless, I could be who I am while I sat and listened to the pastor's message. Then we transition to C.S. Lewis' book, 'Mere Christianity' and chapter one's 'Law of Human Nature.' From here, we move to different types of fear and how many scripture translations should have used the word 'awe' instead of fear. Why? Because throughout scripture men and women prostrated themselves in the presence of angelic beings, and Jesus Himself, and their response to humans was, "Do not be afraid." Obviously, the fear these humans felt was not where the Angels and Jesus wanted them to stay, because close on the heels of fear is hate.

The New York Times reported that there is a growing demographic of people experiencing homelessness, and it may surprise you who it is. People 55+, the second wave of the Baby Boomer generation, is now a fast growing segment of the homeless population in America, and their numbers on the streets are expected to triple...and that was before Covid 19 hit!Jen and Carol discuss the story of Beth, a woman in her 70's who ended up homeless after her husband died. They will share about the lack of resources right now in the US for those in their retirement age and how we can all help make a difference to help those in their golden years not end up on the streets.Some resources if you want to volunteer to help-Meals on Wheelshttps://www.mealsonwheelsamerica.org

When Dallas homeless ministry OurCalling was attacked by the city for trying to keep their doors open during a storm, First Liberty stepped in to help. Listen to get the details on this outrageous new case, and find out what we're doing to solve the situation.

This is part one of a three-part series on homelessness. In this episode you will be introduced to Shannon, a regular girl raised in a middle class family in mid America. A trauma happens at 15 that sends her spiraling for over 12 years. Her heartbreaking story will shock you, but remember she is an Overcomer.Homelessness in the U.S. is a huge problem, you already know that, but did you know , over the next four years, fallout from the pandemic is expected to cause chronic homelessness to climb 49% nationwide, according to a new study by the Economic Roundtable, an urban research group.Take a listen as we discuss the most common questions about homelessness and the people who experience it as well as some of the proposed solutions to the issue. 

Stan and Josh discuss effective and practical ways that your church can impact its local community and be authentic and relational in a culture full of pointless noise and phoniness:Build connections with the local schools and teachers. Minister to and feed the homeless in your community. If you see an ambulance in your neighborhood, check on that family.Stand outside hospitals and pray for patients.Drive-thru prayer ministrySupport the show (https://614ministries.org/invest)

Jen Harp has worked in the area of non-profit marketing and public relations for over 20 years. She has enjoyed the opportunities to share her unique perspective as a guest columnist for a local newspaper and various magazines and webzines. She started her own marketing and consulting company, big girl on a mission, in 2014 where her mission has been to help non-profits tell their stories through the power of online marketing, websites and social media. Jen has been married for 25+ years to her high school sweetheart and is “mom” to Scout. 

Carol Patterson has worked in the nonprofit world for over 20 years and is currently serving as the CEO for Shepherd's Gate. She considers it a privilege to share with people all over the Bay Area how God is working through Shepherd's Gate to restore women and children whose lives have been shattered by abuse and addiction. Carol was a senior executive at Cityteam corporate headquarters in San Jose for over 17 years, focused on homelessness and addiction. Her expertise in nonprofit ministry, finance, and operations positioned her to be a visionary leader.However, it is Carol's tremendous passion for homeless and abused women and children in the Bay Area that is her most important asset. She is deeply committed to Christ and helping more women break the cycles of homelessness, abuse, and addiction. 

Join me today for interview 5 with Jen Sarookanian. Jen is a trusted friend with a heart of gold. Today we explore a passion of hers; serving the Homeless community in Hamilton,ON. Jen leads the Homeless Ministry through the 'I Heart my City' Ministry at Living Hope Church. Her and the team set out each week to meet practical needs through sharing food, clothing, prayer and love with those in our community navigating homelessness. She explains how this passion ignited for her and how her perception of homelessness has shifted. She believes strongly that every person matters and sets out each week to be that reminder for those who may have forgotten it. Jen has learned so much by connecting with people, their stories and seeing the struggle behind their current circumstances. Homelessness can happen for a number of reasons, such as lack of affordable housing, unemployment, poverty, mental illness and substance abuse to name a few. The Covid 19 pandemic has added a whole new level to this other pandemic for people in our communities. Some individuals do not have the tools and resources, but still need that reminder that they matter and are not forgotten. We all need to be reminded of this daily inorder to truly flourish and transform our lives. I am so thankful for Jen's impact in doing this and for being a light to others in a dark time. We can't change the world, but we can meet practical needs and share hope one person at a time. If you want to get involved or donate you can contact Jen on Instagram at @Jsarook or at Findhope.tv under I Heart my City. Taking up Jen's challenge and keeping 'blessing bags' in your car all year round is another great way to spread hope and meet needs in a practical way. The scripture I leave with you today is from Matthew 25:40 "And the King will say, ‘I tell you the truth, when you did it to one of the least of these my brothers and sisters, you were doing it to me!" Keep shining your light my friends because it truly does matter!

In the final saltCast with John Begin, Bob and John discuss what church leaders need to know about starting a homeless ministry in their community. John talks about the resistance experienced and how to lead people through that resistance to help share love and grace into the lives of those in need.

Father Matthew Gossett shares a story of how a curveball on the street showed him how to improve himself in his walk with Christ and his ministry as a priest.

In the first episode of Season Two (Episode #014) of the Live the More podcast, CEO of Austin Street Center Daniel Roby shares why we need the weak who live among us and how we can care for those facing homelessness. Daniel Roby has been the CEO of Austin Street Center for nearly six years; he believes the most vulnerable members of our city should have access to their basic needs despite the limitation of their resources.  Austin Street Center is a homeless shelter in the heart of Dallas, TX, where several hundred people shelter every night. What makes this shelter truly unique is its holistic approach to homelessness. They boast a mental health clinic and are connected with ~150 housing units, helping their temporary residents find longer-term housing. And with a chapel onsite hosting three services a day, Austin Street Center also provides spiritual care for some of the weakest, most vulnerable people on the Dallas city streets. Check out this week's episode to hear more of Daniel's story, how Austin Street Center is helping transform lives in Dallas, TX, and learn more of what you can do in your city to care for the weak among us. _____________Have you subscribed to our podcast yet? If not, we encourage you to subscribe so that you don't miss out the great content and conversations to come!  Would you consider leaving us a review on iTunes? Click here to subscribe and review in iTunes. We would love to hear what your favorite part of the podcast is. Thank you!Connect with us!Instagram | johnmiltonjordan // allisoncjordan Website | https://livethemore.com/

This week on the show, Stan and Josh follow-up on last week's discussion by looking at five practical things pastors can do to create positive energy in their churches as they navigate the gloom associated with decline. Support the show (https://614ministries.org/invest)

A new MP3 sermon from New Bethlehem Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Homeless Ministry Speaker: Various Speakers Broadcaster: New Bethlehem Baptist Church Event: Video DVD Date: 8/22/2020 Length: 0 min.

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Brian and his wife Shanai are the founders of Chosen 300 a Homeless Ministry that feeds over 140,000 meals a year and is based right in Philadelphia. I have been involved with the ministry for years and got the opportunity to talk to the founder. We also discuss the reality of cultural differences on a Sunday morning and how that leads to a cultural divide.

Brian and his wife Shanai are the founders of Chosen 300 a Homeless Ministry that feeds over 140,000 meals a year and is based right in Philadelphia. I have been involved with the ministry for years and got the opportunity to talk to the founder. We also discuss the reality of cultural differences on a Sunday morning and how that leads to a cultural divide.

Christ in the City missionaries don't just drop off food or blankets, but create friendships with the homeless in Denver, Colorado. These missionaries go out and spend time with the homeless, eat meals with them, and get to know them as persons with inherent dignity. Christ in the City is a Catholic non-profit dedicated to forming missionaries, volunteers and communities in knowing, loving and serving the poor. In this episode, we talk with Blake, a Christ in the City missionary who "walks with the homeless" and helps us do the same in our own life with the people Christ brings into our life. We discuss: -Why is there so much homelessness in America? -Why are some homeless resistant to help? -How does a Christ in the City missionary "walk with the homeless"? -Is it okay to give money to the homeless we meet? -What can we do for the homeless in our own city? Make sure you check out how YOU can become a missionary or help a missionary out at www.christinthecity.coSupport the show (http://www.patreon.com/leahdarrow)

This is a story about cities with laws that restrict churches and charities in their ministry to the homeless. In response, a nonprofit is offering tips to help these ministries do their God-given work and yet steer clear of heavy fines.

10 Years of Homeless Ministry at Ann Arbor Vineyard Church of Ann Arbor :: Mary Ann Trainor and Christopher Taylor, September 25, 2016

Unfortunately, homelessness is on the rise and has been for the past two decades. By its very nature, homelessness is impossible to measure with 100% accuracy but according to the U.S. Conference of Mayors report 2008, 19 of the 25 cities reported an increase in homelessness over the previous year. More specifically, 16 cities reported an increase in the number of homeless families. And the recent foreclosures crisis has had a dramatic effect on families and individuals. (National Coalition for the Homeless) Our guest Brian Jenkins has lived his life in giving to others. In 1996, beginning only with the will of service, a few of his own personal finances and a bullhorn, Brian and his wife Shandai, started feeding the homeless in Philadelphia from the trunk of their car. Two short years later Brian founded Chosen300, a ministry that now serves the needs of the homeless individuals and families around the world. The mission of Chosen 300 is to unite people despite our differences in race, ethnic group, denomination, social class or economic class for the common good of helping others. Brian's personal story of triumph is just as encouraging as he was raised through the foster care system after the death of his mother when he was five years old. WHERE THERE IS A WILL THERE IS A WAY! Join us for a lively and engaging discussion and learn how you can help support the homeless!

Making a Home for the Homeless God: A Report from the A2 Vineyard Mobile Homeless Ministry (Colette Mendel) :: December 02-03, 2006