Podcast appearances and mentions of hope sunday

John Clancy – Having an eternal view of our lives

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John Clancy – The Lord works righteousness and justice for all who are oppressed.

The Rev. Canon Julia Mitchener leads a panel discussion with volunteers from the 2026 Homeless Requiem Committee, as we anticipate our 38th year of memorializing Atlantans who have died in the past year while unhoused. Learn why the Requiem was started, how it has evolved through the years, why we still observe it, and how it impacts the lives of those who participate.

Hope Sunday is a celebration of the life-changing work of Hope Center Ministries. Hear updates and powerful testimonies from men whose lives and families are being restored through Christ-centered recovery.Discover how Hope Center Ministries is leading people struggling with addiction, along with their families, to become fully devoted followers of Jesus. You'll also learn how you can get involved through prayer, financial support, volunteering, and encouraging those walking the road toward freedom and restoration

Mark Spybey – talks about how God is compassionate, gracious, slow to anger & overflowing in love

This Sunday, August 23 we welcome Rachel Knowles, Homeless Services Program Director at Intown Cares. In her role, Rachel leads efforts to prevent and reverse homelessness in Intown Atlanta through a Housing First model. She will discuss the realities of chronic homelessness in our city, share insights from her experience helping neighbors navigate the journey from the streets into permanent housing, and offer practical ways for our community to engage in this work to restore dignity and stability to our neighbors in need.

Ian Hawkins – talks on ps 103:5 Who satisfies you with good so that your youth is renewed like the […]

John Clancy – talks on Psalm 103:4

This Sunday, we welcome the Rev. Dr. Lisa Heilig, Executive Director of Toco Hills Community Alliance. That organization provides emergency food assistance to more than 750 Northeast Atlanta families weekly. Dr. Heilig shares an uplifting message on anchoring our faith, renewing our spirits, and spreading light through community support.

John Clancy – Continuing with our Psalm 103 series, ‘Forget not all His benefits’ John talks about He heals all […]

Attorney and public policy advocate Elizabeth Appley represents multiple non-profit organizations at the Georgia State Capitol on affordable housing and homelessness. In this class, she discusses how to be an effective advocate, identifies key issues on housing and homelessness anticipated to be addressed in the 2027 session, and explains the importance of the upcoming elections in making policy changes to increase access to safe, decent, affordable housing for Georgians.

Why do we volunteer?: That's the question we will discuss at this Sunday's Summer of Hope session. Come join some of our most dedicated Emmaus House volunteers, Emmaus House's new executive director, David-Lee Mattison, and former executive director, Joe Iarocci, to learn more about this ministry and each other.

Anne Hawkins – more from our summer sessions, this time on Nathaniel

Soyini Coke, Director of J2! (Joy to Infinity) talks at this Sunday's class, along with others on her team. J2! is a youth program inspired by a longstanding tradition of artistic excellence and community engagement. Their programming gives students the opportunity to explore, create, and thrive through the arts.

Mark Spybey – as part of our summer sessions a shorter preach on samuel.

July 12, 2026The Rev. Julia Mitchener, Canon for Mission, gives an overview of Outreach Ministries at the Cathedral, including updates on several exciting new programs. Topics include how the Cathedral is addressing the dramatically increasing hardships experienced by so many these days and updates on several newly endowed outreach funds.

Jan McFarlane – as part of our Summer season Jan talks about Blind Bartimaeus.

John Clancy – talks from Psalm 103: 10-14

Mark Spicer – continues our series on Psalm 103 – forget not His benefits

Jan McFarlane – talks about pentecost on pentecost

John Clancy – continues our Psalm 103 series

Pete Bardwell – Visits us and talks about refitting the aircraft

Mark Spybey – talks from Psalm 103

John Clancy – on the sunday John became an elder he talks about leaving the loneliness of the wilderness

Jan McFarlane – Luke 24: 36-53

Ian Hawkins – Luke 24:13-35 The road to Emmaus

John Clancy – Luke 24:1-12 – the resurrection

Mark Spicer – Luke 19:41-48 & Luke 22:7-20

Andy Merrick – talks about the importance of leadership

Anne Hawkins – talks about the 3 times Jesus spoke about money (Luke 12:32-34 (where your treasure is…); Luke 16:1-13 […]

Andi Brown – Luke 15 – the lost sheep, coin & son

John Clancy – talks from the story of king David and the ark of the covenant

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John Clancy – Luke 11:14 – 12:59

Jan McFarlane – Luke 9:37-11:13

Tim Kwant – Luke 8:22 – 9:36

Gideon Sanchez – Luke 4:18-19

Ian Hawkins – Luke 3: 1- 22 – John the Baptiser

John Clancy – Luke 3-4

Mark Spicer – Luke 2:41-51

Isaiah 11 & Romans 15 | Pr. Will Pareja

Co-Pastor Rev. Mimi Walker preached on the first Sunday of Advent, Hope Sunday, Nov 30, 2025 on Isaiah 65:17-25 and Luke 21:5-19. The Church at Ponce & Highland is a multiracial, pro-LGBTQ, economically diverse, member-led church in intown Atlanta. We practice following the way of Jesus through radical inclusivity, thoughtful spirituality, and caring community. To learn more, hit subscribe or visit http://churchatponceandhighland.org/

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The sermon emphasizes the work of Hope Rescue Mission in supporting individuals facing homelessness, urging community engagement and generosity while highlighting the importance of spiritual transformation. It encourages living a purposeful, missional life focused on deepening one's relationship with God and growing in spiritual capacity, primarily through private intimacy rather than public performance, to experience God's glory more fully in eternity.

Hope Sunday celebrates our global impact through Freedom Church's partnership with The Amani Foundation. Together, we've seen lives transformed through Hope Centers that bring faith, education, health, and community to children and families in need. This message reminds us that true champions do what is right, love mercy, and walk humbly with God—fighting for the helpless and pointing people to Jesus. You'll hear inspiring stories of hope from Kenya and the Dominican Republic, and learn how each of us can be a Child Champion, bringing hope to hard places.Freedom Church exists so that you would know God, find freedom, discover your purpose and make a difference. We want to help you find freedom from anything that holds you back from all that God has planned for your life. Our mandate comes from the Bible, and we have a few steps we've implemented to make finding freedom simple. Find out more here — http://myfreedom.org/Stay Connected!Freedom Church Website: http://bit.ly/2w8wD4QFreedom Church Facebook: http://bit.ly/2MgOd1c Freedom Church Instagram: http://bit.ly/2PfYkRE --To invest in the mission of Freedom Church, click here.http://bit.ly/2Zm0Nz8--#freedomchurch #iamfreedomchurch

When Wallace and Mary Kamau saw the depth of poverty in Nairobi's slums, they didn't look away—they stepped in and got to work. What began as an act of obedience has become Missions of Hope International, a ministry transforming thousands of lives through education, health care, microfinance, and most notably, the hope of the gospel. Eddie sits down with them to share their remarkable story.