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Governo moçambicano manda encerrar Rádio Encontro em Nampula.O combate à corrupção continua a ser o calcanhar de Aquiles da maioria dos países da CPLP. Médio Oriente: Primeiro-ministro de Israel avisa que se o Hamas não libertar reféns no sábado, o cessar-fogo termina.

Today on the podcast we have as a guest Christie Penner Worden who is the North American Director for RaiseUP Faith. With a focus on equipping and coaching, resourcing and training, Christie is a strategic leader who is passionate about discipling children, empowering leaders and providing effective support to those who love and serve today's kids. Christie is a credentialed pastor with the BIC denomination, has the Engage Certificate in Children's Ministry through Bethel Seminary, and is a certified coach with The International Network of Children's Ministry (INCM).  Christie is an international speaker and writer, sharing her wonder and what-ifs with dreamers and doers alike, with organizations including David C. Cook, Ministry Spark, INCM, New Wine, KidzMatter, KidBuilders, Awesome KidMin Community, Lead Volunteers, Collide Kids Podcast, Bible Talk, Jesus Collective, and local churches across Canada.  From writing articles to hosting weekend-long workshops, Christie can generally be found somewhere in the future where the Church is thriving and the contribution of every generation is the very definition of unity in One Body. It is as a wife, mama bear to three (mostly) delightful cubs, and part-time unicorn that Christie found her own voice as an advocate for the silent Church: the grand vision shared by children everywhere for a world where all are welcome, included, loved, and celebrated. SHOW NOTES

Michayla White is a wife, mother, lover of Jesus, and Executive Director of International Network of Children's Ministry (INCM). INCM exists to connect children's ministry leaders to what they need - training, resources, and community. Michayla attributes her passion for children's ministry and those who lead it to her mother, a volunteer children's ministry director, and seeing her commitment to investing in children and seeing them as important to the family of God. In this episode, Michayla defines children's ministry and what INCM believes is the best possible curriculum for children's ministry leaders to possess. Hear about her own challenges as a woman in leadership, how we can all make the future more equitable for women in leadership, and the questions that keep her up at night. Links to learn more: Learn more about International Network of Children's Ministry Follow INCM on Social Media: Instagram — Learn more about Back2Back Ministries Follow Back2Back Ministries on Social Media: Instagram | Facebook --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bethedifference/message

In the episode, we conclude our series with a conversation that clarifies and summarizes the role of children's ministry in caring for the hurting. This will help us as children's ministry leaders develop perspective for what it really means to be ambassadors of reconciliation.Welcome to the INCM Podcast.For more information on the INCM or Trauma Free World, click the links below.This twelve-episode season will launch on April 8th and will release each Friday.Link:incm.orgFacebookInstagramMembershipTrauma Free World Website

In this episode, the conversation will help to equip you to know how to de-escalate hard situations with kids, create greater trust with children who are communicating with their behaviors, and empower you and your teams to build and maintain meaningful relationships with kids.Welcome to the INCM Podcast.For more information on the INCM or Trauma Free World, click the links below.This twelve-episode season will launch on April 8th and will release each Friday.Link:incm.orgFacebookInstagramMembershipTrauma Free World Website

In the episode, the conversation will equip you to know how to create a greater connection with parents from a trauma-competent standpoint and empower them to further the ministry in areas that matter to them.Welcome to the INCM Podcast.For more information on the INCM or Trauma Free World, click the links below.This twelve-episode season will launch on April 8th and will release each Friday.Link:incm.orgFacebookInstagramMembershipTrauma Free World Website

In this episode, Julie Cooper and Michayla White are going to continue the conversation by digging into what it looks like for us to build safe communities around the kids we serve. This is really going to help us as children's ministry leaders to develop trauma-informed teams that reach all kids with the love of JesusWelcome to the INCM Podcast.For more information on the INCM or Trauma Free World, click the links below.This twelve-episode season will launch on April 8th and will release each Friday.Link:incm.orgFacebookInstagramMembershipTrauma Free World Website

In this episode, we discuss Trauma Informed Environments. This conversation will equip you to know how to nurture and develop environments where kids feel safe and where they can truly have the opportunity to connect with Jesus.Welcome to the INCM Podcast.For more information on the INCM or Trauma Free World, click the links below.This twelve-episode season will launch on April 8th and will release each Friday.Link:incm.orgFacebookInstagramMembershipTrauma Free World Website

In the episode, Julie Cooper and Michayla White continue the conversation on the Church's Role in Trauma Competency, but we will explore how our own stories inform how we show up in ministry to kids and others. This will help us as children's ministry leaders grow in self-awareness and empower us to show up more compassionately as leaders. Welcome to the INCM Podcast.For more information on the INCM or Trauma Free World, click the links below.This twelve-episode season will launch on April 8th and will release each Friday.Link:incm.orgFacebookInstagramMembershipTrauma Free World Website

This week on the show we welcome Michayla White! Michayla is the Chief Executive Officer of the International Children's Pastor Network or INCM. INCM is also the organization behind CPC. Children's Pastor Conference happens at the beginning of each year in beautiful Orlando, Florida. CPC is one of the premier children's ministry conferences for Kidmin leaders and pastors in the nation. For the past 15 years, Michayla has served in children's ministries and family ministries in various capacities. Her passion to ensure that all leaders who serve kids and families have what they need to shape the Church of today and tomorrow. Michayla has also such a heart to see leaders and children connected to God. Michayla and I have a great conversation about getting back to what really matters in Kids Ministry. We're so excited to have Michayla on the show today. You are going to love her, and her incredible heart for God. She loves God and and will encourage you in your relationship with God and encourage you to get back to what really matters in Kids Ministry today! Buckle your seatbelts and get ready for an incredible episode. Share this podcast with every Kidmin Leaders you know.

We will dig into this topic with Julie Cooper and a special guest, Kim Botto. This conversation will equip you to know how to approach the topic of trauma-informed care with your volunteer team and empower you to think through how we can use trauma competency to help us think more strategically about how we build our teams.Welcome to the INCM Podcast.For more information on the INCM or Trauma Free World, click the links below.This twelve-episode season will launch on April 8th and will release each Friday.Link:incm.orgFacebookInstagramMembershipTrauma Free World Website

In this episode, we are going to be discussing the Church's Role in Trauma Competency, specifically as it relates to senior leadership and staff. This conversation will equip you to know how to approach the topic of trauma-informed care as a church staff, as well as empower you to think through the ways this impacts how your church serves your community on a weekly basisWelcome to the INCM Podcast.For more information on the INCM or Trauma Free World, click the links below.This twelve-episode season will launch on April 8th and will release each Friday.Link:incm.orgFacebookInstagramMembershipTrauma Free World Website

In this episode, we are discussing how trauma shows up behaviorally in children. This is really going to help us as children's ministry leaders to identify and more clearly understand some of the tough behaviors we can experience in our ministriesWelcome to the INCM Podcast.For more information on the INCM or Trauma Free World, click the links below.This twelve-episode season will launch on April 8th and will release each Friday.Link:incm.orgFacebookInstagramMembershipTrauma Free World Website

In this episode, we discuss How Trauma Impacts the Child Biologically with Julie Cooper and a special guest, Dr. Chris Corbett. This conversation will equip you to understand how trauma impacts a child's biology, and it sets the foundation to understanding the way these impacts show up in behavior.Welcome to the INCM Podcast.For more information on the INCM or Trauma Free World, click the links below.This twelve-episode season will launch on April 8th and will release each Friday.Link:incm.orgFacebookInstagramMembershipTrauma Free World Website

Today, we are going to be Debunking Common Misconceptions About Trauma with Julie Cooper and a special guest, Dr. Chris Corbett. This episode will equip you to understand how to address three common misconceptions that surround trauma.Welcome to the INCM Podcast.For more information on the INCM or Trauma Free World, click the links below.This twelve-episode season will launch on April 8th and will release each Friday.Link:incm.orgFacebookInstagramMembershipTrauma Free World Website

In this first episode, we're setting a foundation for the entire series... answering questions like what is trauma? And what research supports the idea of trauma-informed care?Welcome to the INCM Podcast.For more information on the INCM or Trauma Free World, click the links below.This twelve-episode season will launch on April 8th and will release each Friday.Link:incm.orgFacebookInstagramMembershipTrauma Free World Website

In partnership with Trauma Free World, the International Network of Children's Ministry presents Trauma-Informed Children's Ministry - a podcast series dedicated to equipping children's ministry teams in order to elevate trauma-informed care of kids and families in the Church. We believe children's ministry is the most futuristic and strategic ministry of the Church. When you're on the front lines of this crucial ministry, you need to be informed about how to effectively serve today's kids and equipped to create environments where ALL kids can meet with Jesus. And preparing you to do that is what this podcast is all about.Welcome to the INCM Podcast.For more information on the INCM or Trauma Free World, click the links below.This twelve-episode season will launch on April 8th and will release each Friday.Link:incm.orgFacebookInstagramMembershipTrauma Free World Website

Dr. Deb Moncauskas is a professor at Bethel Seminary. She serves in the local church as a Children and Family Pastor, with over 30 years experience. Deb and her team currently lead the Engage Certificate program, a partnership between Bethel Seminary and INCM. In this episode, Deb shares her journey of faith, which includes childhood trauma, her familiarity with mental illness, and an incredible story of restoration.

Gordon West (President/CEO of KidZ at Heart) and Adam Ormord (Chief Culture Officer) share a rich conversation with Dr. Deb Moncauskas about the spiritual practice of encouragement.Deb is a minister, coach, wife, mother, and grandmother. She currently serves as a children's pastor and professor at Bethel Seminary. Certified in StrengthFinders, Deb is a sought after leadership coach, writer, teacher, and speaker. Her doctoral dissertation focused on strengths-based leadership development for children ages 10-12.You can learn more about Dr. Deb Moncauskas at her website: https://www.doc-deb.com/We're thrilled to welcome Deb to the podcast to address some of the following questions: How do we come alongside children with encouragement so that they are built up to be courageous and strong? How is encouragement different from praise? What are some key words and phrases we can use when helping children know they are seen and deeply loved? How do we help children engage in the practice of encouragement?Deb is a good friend of KidZ at Heart and International Network of Children's Ministry (INCM). Please visit https://www.incm.org/ to learn more about INCM and the annual CPC conference. Deb will be there, and so will KidZ at Heart!Recommended Resources:Fox, Jennifer, Your Child's Strengths. New York: Penguin Books. 2008. ISBN 978-0-670-01876-5Mcloud, Carol, Have You Filled Your Bucket Today: A Guide to Daily Happiness for Kids. 2016. www.bucketfillers101.com. ISBN  978-0-9960999-3-6 Rath, Tom and Mary Reckmeyer, How Full is Your Bucket? New York: Gallup Press, 2009. ISBN  978-159562027-9 Reckmeyer, Mary, Strength-based Parenting. New York: Gallup Press. 2016. ISBN 978-1-59562-100-9Sargent, Laurie Winslow, Delight in Your Child's Design. Wheaton, IL: Tyndale Publishing, 2005. ISBN 0-8423-7130-3To download our free Resource Guide for this episode, please visit www.kidzathome.org and scroll to the bottom of the page. This episode is listed under the category "Reflect God's Love."Please rate, leave a review, subscribe and share this podcast with others. Thank you!KidZ at Heart Podcast Hosts:Gordon West (KidZ at Heart, President/CEO)Adam Ormord (KidZ at Heart, Chief Culture Officer)

Neste podcast podemos ouvir mais uma emissão de "Contra Ataque", um programa co-produzido pela Rádio Comercial e pelo CNC, com o patrocínio da Comissão Nacional da Unesco. Datada de junho de 1991, foi dedicada ao tema "Ciência e Cultura - 3+3 são 33". Participam no debate José Mariano Gago (então coordenador do Programa Científico da Europália), Manuel Villaverde Cabral (então vice-reitor da Universidade de Lisboa) e Diogo Pires Aurélio (então professor na FCSH da Universidade Nova de Lisboa e Administrador da INCM).

As we celebrate the beginning of 2021, we are delighted to welcome Mahogany Dudley-Finley to a really special conversation on the spiritual practice of witness. Mahogany serves as Training Manager with INCM, International Network of Children’s Ministry. She is a graduate of Bethel Seminary and has served for many years as a Children’s Pastor in the local church.KidZ at Heart partners with INCM. Please visit https://www.incm.org/ to learn more.Experiencing God's love and expressing the joy of the encounter to others is as natural as breathing in and then breathing out. Sharing your faith story (witnessing) doesn’t require a designated night of the week or a memorized presentation or pressuring strangers with intrusive questions. “Witnessing” is simply recounting to others the love and kindness that we have benefited from.Inviting children into the spiritual practice of talking about Jesus, telling others about their personal encounters with God, opens a door of purpose for them. This practice fortifies their identity as someone precious to God, someone with eternal purpose and belonging. Children with this lifelong habit are not easily swayed when life gets difficult. Their own witnessing voice echoes in their memories and verifies the truth of who God is.To download our free Resource Guide for this episode, please visit www.kidzathome.org and scroll to the bottom of the page. This episode is listed under the category "Reflect God's Love."KidZ at Heart Podcast Hosts:Gordon West (KidZ at Heart, President/CEO)Adam Ormord (KidZ at Heart, CDO)

In this episode, Vance sits down with ministry legend, Jim Wideman, to talk about the legacy we are creating. The decisions we make, and the lives we invest in today, will determine the legacy we will leave behind. Jim shares some practical wisdom on how we should all be living and leading now, so that we can be proud of our kingdom impact and legacy tomorrow. Throughout his years of ministry investing in countless children, families, and leaders around the globe; Jim's influence and intentionality has been continuously acknowledged. In the 1980s, The International Network of Children's Ministers (INCM) awarded him their Ministry of Excellence Award. In the 1990s, Children's Ministry magazine named him one of the Top 10 Pioneers of the Decade. In 2010, Children's Ministry magazine once again honored him by naming him one of the Top 20 Influencers in Children's Ministry. And in 2012, INCM presented Jim with their first-ever Legacy Award for his lifetime achievement in children's ministry. To learn more about Jim you can visit: http://jimwideman.com ___________________________________ Follow Advance Leadership Podcast Instagram Facebook Twitter

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Join Host Tom Bump and his special guest Leann Woelk http://handlewithcareministries.com As they discuss her breakout from the Children's Pastors Conference. INCM.Org Prayer is so important and connecting with God the Father is vital to a child's discipleship. If you want to freshen your own prayer life you DON'T want to miss this episode. 

Today on the podcast, Sean speaks with Michayla White, Executive Director of INCM, about eliminating unnecessary expectations. There are expectations that we put on ourselves that God does not put on us. The expectations that we put on ourselves will never be as nice or merciful as those that come from the Father. Take a time and step back and seek what the Lord expects of you. Spend some time in Matthew 11 and spend time with God in his presence and allow him to speak to you. Have a question about preteen ministry or a unique preteen ministry idea that we can feature on our podcast?  Send it to podcast@fourfivesix.org. Looking for a great community of preteen leaders that you can plug into? Join us at http://fourfivesix.org/.

Jeff's senior moment.Quote about raising kids by Michayla White.Roger questions Jeff's college finances. Are we forgiven if we don't forgive others?Cowboy pinball in Kentucky.A shepherd to be trusted or a God to be worked?

Envie de vivre en Australie ? De voyager tout en pratiquant votre métier ? Dans cette interview, retrouvez Sébastien qui après avoir voyagé et travaillé un peu partout dans le monde, a décidé de poser ses valises à Sydney. Son métier : mécanicien vélo. Vous allez découvrir pourquoi il a commencé à voyager, comment il s'est expatrié en Australie ou comment il a trouvé du travail dans une dizaine de pays à travers le monde. Écoutez tout de suite l'épisode (51 min) : Épisode #093 sur l'expatriation de Sébastien en Australie Pour travailler à l'étranger, il y a généralement deux voies : faire son le même travail que de son pays d'origine ou faire des petits boulots nécessitant peu de compétences. Dans l'interview du jour, on s'intéresse au premier cas, qui n'est pas aussi difficile que l'on peut penser. Sébastien a été formé en France pour être mécanicien vélo. Après avoir travaillé en France, il est parti en Australie, puis au Luxembourg, en Allemagne, au Canada ou encore en Nouvelle-Zélande où il a exercé ce métier. Dans cette interview, on discute : de ses premières expériences professionnelles en France des raisons de partir en Australie pour faire un PVT de ses techniques pour apprendre l'anglais en Australie des différents boulots qu'il a effectués de ses expatriations au Luxembourg, en Allemagne et les autres pays pourquoi il n'arrive plus à travailler en France avec quel type de visa il peut rester vivre en Australie ses conseils si vous souhaitez travailler en Australie Les liens de l'épisode : Podcast #032 sur le PVT Podcast #073  : vivre en Australie après un PVT Study Bird Comment écouter cet épisode ? Cet épisode dure 51 minutes et vous pouvez l'écouter : Sur iTunes/Apple Podcasts Téléchargement direct (mp3) : clic droit, puis enregistrez sous Grâce aux applications mobile/tablette : Podcasts (iOS), Podcast Addict (Android) ou Deezer. Cherchez "Traverser La Frontière" Écoute en ligne, dans le lecteur ci-dessous : Mécanicien vélo à travers le monde : Le résumé écrit de l'interview Sébastien vit dans la banlieue de Sydney, à Parramatta, depuis 2015. Il est originaire de Normandie, a 30 ans. Il travaille dans un magasin de vélo la journée en tant que mécanicien vélo et le soir dans une pizzeria. De la France au premier voyage en Australie À l'origine, il a suivi une formation de mécanicien moto, à l'école du Mans. Puis, il est allé à l'INCM à Paris pour suivre une formation de mécanicien vélo en apprentissage (18 mois). Il a travaillé au cycle Saint Honoré, Decathlon La Madeleine puis il était responsable formation à Mondovélo (Sport 2000). Les débouchés en France sont corrects, mais le mieux est d'aller travailler en Belgique, en Allemagne ou au Luxembourg. Il y a beaucoup d'offres et le salaire est bon. En 2012 à Lyon, il a rencontré une fille, qui est devenue sa meilleure copine. Comme elle était australienne, il a décidé d'aller la rejoindre. "J'ai tout planté pour elle, mais ce n'était pas ma chérie" Il avait 22 ans quand il est parti en Australie. Avant son PVT, il avait déjà un peu voyagé : Angleterre, Écosse, Irlande. Par contre, il ne parlait quasiment pas anglais. D'ailleurs, quand il a rencontré son patron, il ne comprenait rien à ce qu'il disait. En Australie, il s'est mis à regarder des films en anglais et lire en anglais. Il voulait progresser. Son autre méthode était de prendre des cours d'anglais dans les bars, en rencontrant des gens ! Pour lui, c'était la meilleure des techniques. En Australie, il commence par faire les vendanges et la cueillette de fruits, mais ça ne lui plaisait pas vraiment. Il est donc allé rejoindre son amie à Parramatta et il a trouvé un magasin de vélo où travailler dans l'après-midi. Il gagnait entre 3000 et 3500 dollars par semaine. Le salaire minimum en Australie est de 18,75 dollars par heure. Dans le milieu du vélo,

"Keep it simple. Focus on God and focus on loving others."   Today's guest is Michayla White. As the Executive Director for International Network of Children's Ministry, Michayla oversees and provides guidance for initiatives that inspire and equip the kidmin community. For the past eleven years, she has had the privilege of working in children's and family ministry. Prior to joining INCM, she served at a non-profit children's ministry organization in various capacities like media production, digital strategy, conferences, partnerships, and ministry program design. Michayla has a Bachelor's degree in Psychology with specializations in Christian Counseling and Life Coaching from Liberty University. Michayla is married to her best friend and childhood sweetheart Stephen. They are having a blast raising two little boys.   Michayla's passion for children's ministry started in middle school. Growing up, she was always involved in pretty much every aspect of her church's kidmin efforts. Those experiences, and serving alongside her parents, ignited a burning passion in her heart to continue serving those who serve children and families. Her leadership and heart for women in ministry inspires me, and I believe her voice will be an important one as we move into the future and watch more women lead and lead well. 

“Keep it simple. Focus on God and focus on loving others.”   Today’s guest is Michayla White. As the Executive Director for International Network of Children’s Ministry, Michayla oversees and provides guidance for initiatives that inspire and equip the kidmin community. For the past eleven years, she has had the privilege of working in children’s and family ministry. Prior to joining INCM, she served at a non-profit children’s ministry organization in various capacities like media production, digital strategy, conferences, partnerships, and ministry program design. Michayla has a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology with specializations in Christian Counseling and Life Coaching from Liberty University. Michayla is married to her best friend and childhood sweetheart Stephen. They are having a blast raising two little boys.   Michayla’s passion for children’s ministry started in middle school. Growing up, she was always involved in pretty much every aspect of her church’s kidmin efforts. Those experiences, and serving alongside her parents, ignited a burning passion in her heart to continue serving those who serve children and families. Her leadership and heart for women in ministry inspires me, and I believe her voice will be an important one as we move into the future and watch more women lead and lead well. 

In this episode, I talk with Interim Executive Director of INCM, Michayla White, about some research they have done involving millennial parents. Michayla breaks down some of the stereotypes surrounding this generation of parents and shares the results of a survey that leans into what matters most to them. Michayla White Connect with Michayla on […] The post Episode 099: Reaching Millenial Parents with Michayla White appeared first on nickblevins.com.

Largo de Camões / Chiado A vida de Fernando Pessoa na África do Sul Vozes: Richard Zenith, Mahatma Gandhi, Teresa Rita Lopes, Fernando Cabral Martins, Pedro Teixeira da Mota, Jorge Louraço e Sofia Saldanha. Música original a partir de Un soir à Lima, Op.99 de Félix Godefroid: Carolina Machado e Lia Magalhães. Bibliografia: Un Soir à Lima PESSOA, Fernando, Poemas de 1934-1935, edição de Luís Prista, Lisboa, INCM, 2000, pp.232-241

BRILLIANTLY BRAVE Episode #15 - "Industrial Strength Parenting" with Matt Guevara, Author and Executive Director of INCM. He dives into life with toddlers and tweens! Matt also shares how he develops impactful 'casual' conversations with kids about faith and life. Find our blog at BrilliantlyBraveParenting.com or on Facebook at #BrilliantlyBraveParenting --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brilliantlybraveparenting/support

In this episode, I talk with Matt Guevara, the Executive Director of the International Network of Children’s Ministry (INCM). INCM exists to connect, train and resource children’s ministry leaders and they are probably known most for the Children’s Pastors Conference. We talk about the number one priority of a leader, and that’s prioritizing our relationship […] The post Episode 011: Matt Guevera on Prioritizing Your Relationship With God appeared first on nickblevins.com.

Michael is an ordained minister with over fourteen years experience serving families and children. His most recent role was as the Parenting Minister at Southeast Christian Church in Louisville, Ky, a church of over 26,000 members. He now serve as the Executive Director of the International Network of Children’s Ministry (INCM). INCM exists serve God and those called to serve His children.