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Welcome back! We are kicking off Season Seven of Stories of Hope with a great reminder of the impact of the Lord's calling on our lives to serve Him! “What is at stake in your leaving whatever you have to leave to follow Jesus? You will not know until you take the steps of obedience". This episode of Stories of Hope is about one of the longest-standing Hope Home leaders at Hopegivers, V.S. Thomas. Hear how the Lord captured the heart of V.S. If you are interested in learning more about the ministry of Hopegivers, please visit hopegivers.org.
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Today on the show Trouble on the tramp Kieran Foran Mental Health Message 2 Cole Tascham attacked by a shark twice and survived Riskiest place you've been caught Jason Mcgirr & Mike King The Fowler Homes Hope Home Why Mel should never Cook again Dr John Monday Moan
Fowler Homes proudly partnered with Gumboot Friday and the I Am Hope Foundation to build a brand new home in Queenstown, The Hope Home. It was auctioned off on Friday and all profits were going to I AM HOPE, we had Mike King in studio to reveal that gigantic number
Gumboot Friday returns this week on 1st November, as communities come together to raise awareness for youth mental health around the country. This year's event involves the auctioning of the Hope Home, built and donated by Fowler Homes, with the proceeds going back into I Am Hope. It comes as founder Mike King had his custom e-bike stolen from him during his I Am Climate ride around the country to raise awareness for youth climate anxiety, which has been returned to him in Tauranga. Mike King joined Tim Beveridge to discuss more. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Janboy is a nurse in India and has been selected to play soccer at the national level. He grew up in Manipur. When he was 13 years old, his parents traveled four days to a Hope Home. They were poor and were not able to protect him from the violence in the surrounding villages or give him schooling. Listen to Jangoi's journey through heartache and homesickness and how the Lord has healed and filled his heart.
Meet Emily Holland, Jay Holland's wife! Emily shares her heart and experiences during a home dedication. Home dedications are wonderful celebrations of the work that the Lord will do with the Hope Home, church, or well. Listen to this heart warming recollection of the dedication. For more information visit hopegivers.org.
Susan is an amazing Hope Home leader of 35 boys. She and her eight year old son are now in charge of their Hope Home after the tragic death of her husband. Her obedience and faithfulness in the ministry is encouraging and inspiring. She uses the story of her husband and son to share the gospel. Listen to this amazing story. If you are interested in learning more about the ministry of Hopegivers, please visit hopegivers.org.
It is amazing how the Lord places a desire in the hearts of His children to serve others. Hopegiver's Orphans are raising up future leaders who raise future leaders. Unless the Lord builds the house, those who build it, build in vain. May the Lord bring us more children and donors who would build them houses. If you would like to sponsor a Hope Home, please go to www.hopegivers.org.
Women of Substance with Dr. Scarlett Horton Episode 66 - Dr. Scarlett Horton interviews Rev. Sandy Avery __________ For over two decades, Sandy has been actively involved in women's ministry within her local community. Her passion is centered around aiding women in their spiritual development and guiding them towards the fulfillment of their divine destinies. Sandy and her husband, Stephen, played a significant role in the Hope Home outreach initiative. In this endeavor, they worked closely with recovering drug addicts, assisting them in discovering and following the path of Jesus. Sandy's impact extends beyond her local community; she has also traveled internationally, dedicating herself to various ministries and individuals. Driven by a fervor for the personal and spiritual development of women, Sandy is committed to teaching others how to enhance their relationship with Jesus for lasting growth and longevity. In this episode, Scarlett and Sandy talk about trusting God and His faithfulness to do miracles as you follow His voice. Your faith will be encouraged as you watch. __________ https://ScarlettHorton.com http://HeyAverys.com __________ TO SUPPORT THIS PODCAST: https://gvly.org/s/NNHT.5REoBw OR TEXT Proverbs31 to 844-544-7171
Women of Substance with Dr. Scarlett Horton Episode 66 - Dr. Scarlett Horton interviews Rev. Sandy Avery __________ For over two decades, Sandy has been actively involved in women's ministry within her local community. Her passion is centered around aiding women in their spiritual development and guiding them towards the fulfillment of their divine destinies. Sandy and her husband, Stephen, played a significant role in the Hope Home outreach initiative. In this endeavor, they worked closely with recovering drug addicts, assisting them in discovering and following the path of Jesus. Sandy's impact extends beyond her local community; she has also traveled internationally, dedicating herself to various ministries and individuals. Driven by a fervor for the personal and spiritual development of women, Sandy is committed to teaching others how to enhance their relationship with Jesus for lasting growth and longevity. In this episode, Scarlett and Sandy talk about trusting God and His faithfulness to do miracles as you follow His voice. Your faith will be encouraged as you watch. __________ https://ScarlettHorton.com http://HeyAverys.com __________ TO SUPPORT THIS PODCAST: https://gvly.org/s/NNHT.5REoBw OR TEXT Proverbs31 to 844-544-7171
All sunshine and roses? In this episode, Dr. Sam and Jay discuss some of the difficulties of adoption. Both in the homes in India and as we are adopted into the family of God. In our flesh, it can be difficult to exchange our familiar “less-than” for the goodness God has to offer. For more information, please go to www.hopegivers.org.
The Tampa Bay Lightning are in the midst of the longest winless stretch in nearly a decade as the begin a four-game homestand with a matchup against the Philadelphia Flyers. Home ice has been nice for the Lightning this season, but they know just being at Amalie Arena doesn't mean just it's automatic, especially without the services of one of their top stars. Lightning Game Day Now from Bally Sports Sun and Erik Erlendsson of LightningInsider.com brings you all the information you need to get ready on every Lightning game day, so subscribe today and always be ready on game daySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Let's Parent on Purpose: Christian Parenting, Marriage, and Family Talk
Today I share an exciting update as Let's Parent on Purpose is now a ministry of The 127 Project. All of your giving is now tax deductible. In addition to supporting Let's Parent on Purpose, your giving will help build a Hope Home for Dowry Castaway children in India. I also share a set of questions to help you evaluate the discipleship growth of yourself and your children. Listen as I discuss how the following questions can help you grow in discipleship: For an initial believer: Head Do I understand the gospel? Do I believe the gospel? Heart Am I convicted of sin? Am I drawn to Jesus? Hands Have I surrendered my life to Jesus? Have I received His forgiveness and grace? For an ongoing disciple (compared to past self, not to other people): Head How Am I growing in understanding God and His Word? What do I now know how to teach or share to another? Heart Am I tender to the things of Jesus? How would I describe my joy in the things of God? Hands What am I releasing to God? How am I serving Jesus? To be intentional about your discipleship walking forward: Head What habit am I going to pursue to grow in knowing God and His Word? Heart What habit am I going to pursue to grow my love and joy in Jesus and not just fall into religious duty? Hands In what ways am I going to be consistently generous with my money and service this year? Resources Mentioned: You can learn more about the 127 Project and support Let's Parent on Purpose here: https://letsparentonpurpose.com/support/
Monday 11 July 2022 China and Australia take steps to mend the bilateral relationship. Also today: Wholesale electricity prices skyrocket Some relief for the housing market And Elon Musk drops his plan to buy Twitter Support the show: https://fearandgreed.com.au/all-episodesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Learn about the Hope Home activities at Christmas. Hope Chests are shared with all the children and the dancing and celebrating begins. The evening ends with prayer and giving back. For more information about Hopegivers, or to donate a $50 Hope Chest, please visit www.hopegivers,org.
Aislynn called Joe and gave him an earful...about seeds, Home Depot, and low-cost access to healthy, nutritious food. Hear a good old-fashioned Aislynn tirade. Nana made two meals, Joe remade Panang Curry for Aislynn's first Long Lunch Club, we pick up Vegetable Curry in Indian take out, the girls steal ice cream and we talk scary movies. Pull up a chair! We have a lot to talk about. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dinnertabletalks/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dinnertabletalks/support
Earlier this year LeadingAgile was contacted by GC Uttam who expressed an interest in taking Certified Scrum Master training. Uttam wanted to learn how he could use Agile practices within his organization to provide better support for the Nepalese orphans and widows they serve. LeadingAgile believes strongly in giving back. And whenever we can we provide open seats in our classes to those whose work is to serve others. We offered Uttam a seat and agreed to check back a few months after class to see how he'd been able to put what he learned to use. During the interview, Uttam and Dave talk about how he has introduced some of the key principles and values from Agile back to his teams and the people they serve. You'll also hear about how they've begun using Scrum to run marketing experiments in their ministry work.
Paint Our Future is a non-profit organization that collaborates with African-based artists to produce affordably priced, museum quality paintings. We contribute the proceeds from each sell directly to child orphanages. Currently, we provide financial, operational, and technical support to the Gathiga Children Hope Home in Nairobi, Kenya. Since 2019, Paint Our Future has worked in cooperation with the Gathiga Children's Hope Home (orphanage) to address the urgent needs of abandoned "street children" of Nairobi, Kenya.we care and support. 120 + children ages 3-18 living at the Gathiga Children's Hope Home in Nairobi, Kenya. The orphanage provides a place of refuge, that's safe, love-filled, hope and plenty of laughter. Join our effort. Click "Donate" or Purchase a museum-quality canvas painting or digital reproduction from one of our African-based artists. Your support is vital to supportingthe Gathiga Children's Hope Home. Joins us. Give just a few dollars a month. Your giving has a tremendous impactconnect with us. Follow us at Instagram.com/paint_our_future Facebook.com/paint_our_future www.paintourfuture.org/ ©2019 Paint Our Future is a 501 (c)3 Non Profit Organization giveback@paintourfuture.org Email support@paintourfuture.org In*** loving memory of Mrs. Ruth Marie Clark (Operation Nana)*** #orphanage #nonprofit #kenya #nairobikenya #nairobi #streetkids #charity #acrylicpaintings #artwork #helpinghands #helpinothers #global #advocacy #lovingmemory #legacy #missions #globalmissions #worldmissions #ministry #faith #love #technology #inferstructure #slums #vacation #training #children #orphanage #orphans #parenting #teaching #supplier #humanitarian #poverty #consumers #artdealer #Africa #africankids #kenyankids #building #rebuilding #products #goods #services #storyteller #storytelling #operation #volunteers #nana
Disclaimer: Fight the New Drug is a non-religious and non-legislative awareness and education organization. While the guest in this episode references religion, Fight the New Drug is not religiously-affiliated.Kathrine Lee is a life coach, business strategist, and anti-trafficking advocate. After having several experiences in her life that highlighted the negative impacts of pornography, she decided to take action. She and her husband sold their dream home and founded the Pure Hope Foundation, an organization working to strengthen families and restore the lives of sex trafficking survivors. Now, they run the Hope Home, a place where sex trafficking survivors are able to transition out of exploitation through trauma-informed restoration programs. You can learn more about the Pure Hope Foundation at https://www.purehopefoundation.com/.Click here to learn more about the guest, and access the resources discussed in this episode.To learn more about the harms of pornography on consumers, relationships, and its larger societal impacts, visit FTND.org.To support this podcast, click here or text CONSIDER to 43506.As you go about your day we invite you to increase your self-awareness, look both ways, check your blindspots, and consider before consuming.
Seventy percent (70%) of the residents of India do not have clean water. The slums do not have any running water at all. When we send a Pastor to a new village, we enter by providing clean water. When we build a Hope Home, we put 4 taps inside the home for the children and we put 2 taps outside the home for the community. If we meet the needs of the people through clean water, we feel we have the right to share Christ with them. No one can come to the Father but by Him. Subscribe to the podcast to learn how God works to share stories of hope through Hopegivers!
A random conversation on an airplane changed the course of Katherine Lee's life. The owner of a pornography company tried to shock her by admitting, “We send scouts to malls and other places where kids hang out and look for girls with daddy issues.”
When Dr. Samuel Thomas was arrested for preaching the Gospel, he met a murderer who wanted him to help her daughter. Pooja was rescued, sharpened, and is currently a Home Home Leader. Hope comes in Christ, and He has a plan for all of us. Subscribe to the podcast to learn how God works to share stories of hope through Hopegivers!
This week Tom Service focuses on freelance musicians. He hears from the violinist Daniel Hope about the collaborative Hope@Home concert series featuring performances with young freelance musicians from his own living room in Berlin, which have been broadcast by the German/French ARTE TV network since the start of the pandemic and have reached a staggering 8-million viewers. The composer and author Julian Anderson speaks to Tom about his life in music - from his very first symphony, to an opera specially commissioned for a socially distanced world, Eight songs from isolation, as well as his new book of conversations with the scholar and critic Christopher Dingle, Dialogues on Culture, Composing and Listening. The trumpeter Chris Cotter talks to Music Matters about the ongoing economic and artistic challenges facing freelance musicians as they supplement their income by taking on other jobs. Horace Trubridge of the Musicians' Union talks to Tom about access to income support schemes, and we hear too from folk musician Anna Massie who explains how she and her peers are trying to find new ways of connecting with their audiences, while the jazz guitarist Shirley Tetteh describes what has happened to her life as a session musician since the start of the first lockdown.
Chaque jour Nicolas Blanmont met en avant une nouveauté parmi les sorties discographiques classiques.
Camille De Rijck décortique une séquence de l’actualité, de l’histoire de la musique ou de l’histoire de l’art par le prisme d’un enregistrement.
Daniel Hope is violinist, artistic director, president of the Beethoven-Haus Bonn, TV and radio presenter, book author and initiator of a live series “Hope@Home” broadcast from his very own living room. To Sarah Willis – Deutsche Grammophon podcast host and horn player of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra – it seems miraculous how Daniel Hope manages all those wonderful projects and still finds the time to sit down for a relaxed podcast episode with her.
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Anne deBruin Sample is an experienced business and HR leader, and the CEO and owner of Navigate Forward. Anne has an enviable track record of leading business-building transformation and developing top talent. Anne has engaged her passion for helping leaders find new destinations during times of transition. As both a Corporate client and an individual client of Navigate Forward, she is a strong believer in the power and impact of transition coaching and leadership development. In her early career Anne worked in a variety of HR and strategy roles for Whirlpool, PepsiCo, Walker Digital and Citibank. She has served as the Chief HR Officer for PepsiAmericas, SVP of Management and People Solutions at Thrivent Financial, and the Chief of People at Caribou Coffee and Bagels. Anne is a natural connector who is recognized for her ability to reframe problems, identify new solutions, manage through change and share her candid perspective. An engaging speaker, Anne is often asked to present at conferences, universities and professional events. She currently serves on Board of Directors of MyMeds, a MN-based startup that provides individuals with the digital health tools and real time data. Giving back is a top priority for Anne, as it was for the Founders. As a firm, Navigate Forward has and will continue to contribute at least 4% of corporate revenue to charitable causes in our community. When our clients land at their destination they designate the charity of their choice so that we can celebrate by making a donation in their name. Anne is personally active in several local charities including the Light of Hope Home and School for Girls in Kenya, Opportunity International, and she has been a mentor for ACES. Outside of work, you’re likely to find Anne on Lake Minnetonka or in the mountains of Colorado with her family, friends and dogs. She loves to be outside and is an avid skier, boater and hiker. She enjoys travel, entertaining and making connections. Connecting with people and helping them navigate towards a new destination inspires and motivates Anne. She shares her passion with clients, consultants and peers – always with the goal of helping people lead more fulfilling lives.
Themen: Ausstellung "Thomas Spitzer - Rockomix ein Leben lang!" im Karikaturenmuseum Krems (09.12.2018 - 10.02.2019) Weitere Infos: Eik Breit und Nino Holm singen "Morgen" auf der Vernisage Gustav Peichl (Architekt Karikaturenmuseum) Erich Sokol Erich Sokol im Playboy Wilhelm Busch Podcast #32 mit Daniel Hope@Home Details zur Folge
Kathrine Lee wears many hats - Wife, Mom, life coach, business strategist, social justice advocate, friend...you get the idea!Visit Kathrine's website kathrinelee.comFind our more about the Pure Hope Foundation here.Find her book Interrupted: The Joy and Mystery of a God-Directed Life on AmazonGo to traffickinghub.com to sign the petition.Send some mail or puzzles or art or a CHECK to the ladies at the Hope Home;PO BOX 1031Mount Vernon, TX 775457Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/mandeemcd)
Hey mamas, On today's episode we hope to spread some awareness on a serious issue that, until recently, was something most of us didn't realize was happening in our very own community. An issue so important, that once we learned more about it, we knew we wanted to do what we could to ensure that parents and community members stay informed. We're referring to the issue of sex trafficking and sexual exploitation – happening right here in Durham Region. Today, we talk to Kate Moore from Safe Hope Home, a local long-term recovery program to help support survivors of sex trafficking and exploitation. Kate shares with us some of the incredible work that Safe Hope Home is doing and gives us the facts about the occurrence of sex trafficking here in Durham Region. This is an underground issue but a very prevalent one. Kate talks about the misconceptions of what sex trafficking really looks like, points out a few local and well-known spots that are a common target area for recruitment into sex trafficking, as well as shares ways you can talk to your kids and teens to keep them informed – and most of all safe. We also discuss ways to get involved in Safe Hope Home initiatives and fundraisers, and how we as a community can contribute to the solutions.
DISCIPLESHIP SERIESHelp, Hope, Home – Fan into FlameRedeemer Lutheran Church - LCMSCharleston, WVJanuary 26, 2020, Third Sunday after the Epiphany (YrA)Message presented by Rev. Frank C. RuffattoPsalm 119:41-48Isaiah 51:6-82 Timothy 1:6-10Matthew 4:12-25In the first two parts of this series, we heard the Word remind us – Do not neglect the gift you’ve been given (cf. 1 Timothy 4:14); Do not quench the Spirit (cf. 1 Thessalonians 5:19); and this episode further underscores and highlights this theme as Paul exhorts: “For this reason I remind you to fan into flame the gift of God, which is in you through the laying on of my hands, for God gave us a spirit not of fear but of power and love and self-control.” (2 Timothy 1:6-7)God has gifted us with an active faith calling us into meeting the needs of others, so we may be Help in the Body of Christ.In baptism, God has put His seal on us and prepares us to share the good news of the Gospel, making us Hope in the Body of Christ.And as we live our baptism lives, that living water wells up and spreads to others, building relationships which make us Home in the Body of Christ.—————————————————Help, Hope, Home In this sermon series, we explore what it means to be a disciple of Jesus. What it means to be a lifelong follower and learner of Jesus. What it means to be a disciple – to follow and learn from Jesus right here and how we can live that out for the good of our congregation – for each other – and the good of the greater community as we look to continue to enact our vision of being help, hope, home, in the Body of Christ.
Help, Hope, Home – Do Not Quench the SpiritRedeemer Lutheran Church - LCMSCharleston, WVJanuary 19, 2019, Second Sunday after the Epiphany (YrA)Message presented by Rev. Frank C. RuffattoPsalm 51:10-12Numbers 11:24-301 Thessalonians 5:12-24John 1:29-42aIn this episode of Redeemer’s Refuge, we learn more about our discipleship role of lifelong following and learning from Jesus as individuals within the context of a congregation.By using the First Letter of Paul to the Thessalonians, Pastor Frank discusses honoring and respecting those who step up to lead and challenges us to seek how each one of us might use our gifts to play a part to build up the body of Christ.The Apostle Paul also urges us as a congregation to encourage one other through joy, prayer, and thanksgiving, which will unite us as God’s people gathered at Redeemer.We build our relationships (HOME), share the encouragement of Gospel inside and outside of our congregation (HOPE), and act on and through our faith without quenching the Holy Spirit (HELP).—————————————————Help, Hope, Home In this sermon series, we explore what it means to be a disciple of Jesus. What it means to be a lifelong follower and learner of Jesus. What it means to be a disciple – to follow and learn from Jesus right here and how we can live that out for the good of our congregation – for each other – and the good of the greater community as we look to continue to enact our vision of being help, hope, home, in the Body of Christ.
Help, Hope, Home – Don’t Neglect Your Gift[Discipleship Series]Redeemer Lutheran Church - LCMSCharleston, WVJanuary 12, 2019, Baptism of Our Lord (YrA)Message presented by Rev. Frank C. RuffattoPsalm 1Joshua 1:1-91 Timothy 4:13-16Matthew 3:13-17So, we are nearly two full weeks into the new year and the question is, how many of your resolutions for the new year have already fallen to the wayside?Gym? Diet? Devotions? “Resolutions were made to be broken,” is truer than we’d like to admit.As we head toward our Congregational Summit in a few weeks – where we get together not to make resolutions, but to gain a greater understanding of Redeemer’s purpose here in Charleston and to bring a renewed sense of the mission and ministry for which God has gifted us to do – over the next few weeks, we’ll explore what it means to be a disciple of Jesus. What it means to be a lifelong follower and learner of Jesus. What it means to be a disciple – to follow and learn from Jesus right here and how we can live that out for the good of our congregation – for each other – and the good of the greater community as we look to continue to enact our vision of being help, hope, home, in the Body of Christ.
“Questions, Promises, Hope, Home” from FPC-C Podcast 2019-11-17 by Matt Matthews.
Our guest this week is Dr. Margot Kushel, a Professor of Medicine at UCSF and Director of the UCSF Center for Vulnerable Populations, as well as the Director of the UCSF Benioff Homelessness and Housing Initiative. Dr. Kushel’s research focuses on homelessness among older adults and the adverse health effects associated with homelessness. She developed and continues to follow the HOPE HOME cohort, an ongoing longitudinal cohort study examining the causes and effects of homelessness among adults 50 and over in Oakland, CA. If you enjoy the show, please rate, review & subscribe to us wherever you listen, it helps others find the show, and share us on social media and with our friends and colleagues. We’d love to hear feedback and suggestions, so you can tweet at us @RoSpodcast, @HMSPrimaryCare, @audreymdmph or drop us a line at reviewofsystemspod@gmail.com.
Apostle Gustavo Melo is the General Director of the Apostolic Council for the Nations and has planted over 160 churches around the world including India, Japan, Jordan, Israel and others. He is a doctor of Missiology and is the founder of Hope Home - an orphanage North India which rescues girls who are abused and mistreated by the society. Apostle Melo shared a powerful prophetic message on a divine acceleration for 2018.
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In episode 35, we welcome guest host Enit Mejia with Height of Hope Home Care (www.heightofhopecare.com) to discuss her journey through entrepreneurship. We look at the early stages of her business and how family sowed into her ideas and dreams. We also breakdown the rough patches and pivots that lead to documentation, processes, and an overall air of excellence. Plus, we look at the future empire that Enit is setting the foundation for. All of this and more on #StartupMasters!
In episode 35, we welcome guest host Enit Mejia with Height of Hope Home Care (www.heightofhopecare.com) to discuss her journey through entrepreneurship. We look at the early stages of her business and how family sowed into her ideas and dreams. We also breakdown the rough patches and pivots that lead to documentation, processes, and an overall air of excellence. Plus, we look at the future empire that Enit is setting the foundation for. All of this and more on #StartupMasters!
March 26, 2017 PM Gustavo Melo is the General Director of the Apostolic Council for the Nations and has planted over 160 churches around the world including India, Japan, Jordan, Israel and others. He is a doctor of Missiology and is the founder of Hope Home - an orphanage North India which rescues girls who are abused and mistreated by the society. He is married to Elisa Melo and has 2 children, Natalia and Luiz Gustavo.
Paul Isenberg is a "sales guy" turned CEO of Bringing Hope Home -- one of the most inspiring and impactful organizations available to those in need. Episode 36 is more than just a podcast episode, it is about awareness to the struggle of others. Sometimes, when growing our businesses and pursuing our own dreams, we get lost in the busy schedules and what Kelly calls "first world problems." Bringing Hope Home helps to pay the bills for families with loved ones stricken by cancer... because being able to pay rent or a heating bill, or buy groceries should be at the bottom of the "worry list." In this very special episode, you will meet Paul, and learn about: - Bringing Hope Home's beginnings, its mission, and why it has helped thousands of families in their time of need - The ways Paul brings his background in sales to the non-profit, and the lessons he's learned on his own journey - How you can contribute to Bringing Hope Home to make an impact and help those in need Unstoppable Success Radio is so honored to be able to spread awareness about Bringing Hope Home, an organization that is truly making an impact on thousands of lives. While it can be easy to get lost in the busyness of everyday life, take time today to be grateful for what you have, and reach out to those in need. To learn more about Bringing Hope Home: www.bringinghopehome.org Twitter: @BHHPhilly Facebook: Bringing Hope Home of Greater Philadelphia May 5 "Great Guys" Dinner Benefit Information: Click Here for More Info Connect with Kelly: www.kellyroachcoaching.com www.facebook.com/kellyroachinternational twitter.com/kellyroachint UNSTOPPABLE on Amazon: Get Your Copy Here!
Our homes provide us with much more than safety and warmth—they offer a place to retreat from a sometimes chaotic world and nourish our souls. Unfortunately, homelessness is an ongoing and ever present issue in Maine. Today we speak with Navy veteran and Preble Street advocate Thomas Ptacek, who experienced a year of homelessness, and with Camden National Bank president, Greg Dufour, about an innovative program called Hope@Home. https://www.themainemag.com/radio/2015/10/homeward-bound-212/
At Embrace Grace, we believe that birth moms are true heroes. We love that they put their baby first and make a selfless decision to choose life and an amazing family for their baby. The way God weaves these stories together, connecting the birth mom to the adoptive family and how He provides all of their needs, is a beautiful miracle to behold. Join in on today's podcast and hear Amy Ford chat with Brandi Smith about her story as a birth mom. Years ago, God drew her to choose adoption and now her story touches hundreds of lives as she serves at Heart of Hope Home in Louisiana.
It’s a trend that no one likes to see - an ever increasing number of older Americans who find themselves homeless after a lifetime of honest work and supporting themselves. Joining host Joanne Greene is Dr. Margot Kushel of UCSF who is studying older adult homelessness and its impacts as Principal Investigator for the HOPE-HOME research study (Health Outcomes of People Experiencing Homelessness in Older Middle Age). RESOURCES For additional information on this topic, visit: http://profiles.ucsf.edu/margot.kushel http://www.contracostatimes.com/tri-valley-times/ci_27224378/alameda-cou... Listen to this and prior episodes of the Affordable Housing Podcast at EdenHousing.org/affordable-housing-podcasts
It’s a trend that no one likes to see - an ever increasing number of older Americans who find themselves homeless after a lifetime of honest work and supporting themselves. Joining host Joanne Greene is Dr. Margot Kushel of UCSF who is studying older adult homelessness and its impacts as Principal Investigator for the HOPE-HOME research study (Health Outcomes of People Experiencing Homelessness in Older Middle Age). RESOURCES For additional information on this topic, visit: http://profiles.ucsf.edu/margot.kushel http://www.contracostatimes.com/tri-valley-times/ci_27224378/alameda-cou... Listen to this and prior episodes of the Affordable Housing Podcast at EdenHousing.org/affordable-housing-podcasts
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