Podcast appearances and mentions of Jamie Freeman

Jamie Freeman navigates the streets, trying to keep a step or two ahead of someone she says was abusive to her. She has her dog — for protection — and everything she owns in tow so it is not stolen or destroyed, as she gets through each day “by the grace of God” and despite stigma, she said.Support the show: https://www.montrosepress.com/site/forms/subscription_services/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

My friend Jamie and I have been unofficially holding each other accountable on our to do lists for a few weeks. As we have become more productive and gotten the easy, but hard jobs done, we decided that this conversation was one that we needed to open up to you as well. We share our thoughts and feelings about why we put off those small jobs and how we feel when we get them checked off. So tell me, who is holding you accountable today?   Shownotes: Inkdrinkers Podcast Plum Paper Planner Erin Condren Hourly Planner Ice Planet Barbarians by Ruby Dixon Finally Found My Cowboy by AJ Pine Quiet by Susan Cain   Jamie's Reading, Watching, Listening: Watching Law and Order SVU Chicago Fire Chicago Med Chicago PD Reading: Happily Never After Outlive Harry Potter Audio   Instagram: Jamie Inkdrinkers   Connect with Addie Instagram @addie.yoder Facebook @coachaddiey Join Newsletter Website

Walnut Hills Defensive Coordinator Jamie Freeman joins Tarren and Randall for Sports & Spirits Friday! We discuss him getting into coaching at a young age, the differences and challenges that have occurred over time in coaching, what to expect from the Walnut Hills Eagles Football Program moving forward and much more.

Today I share Part 2 of my interview with Jamie Freeman. Among other things, we talk about the importance of work ethic as a testimony for Christ and leaning into weakness! Listen and trust Jesus with your future!!!

Today I share Part 2 of my interview with Jamie Freeman. Among other things, we talk about the importance of work ethic as a testimony for Christ and leaning into weakness! Listen and trust Jesus with your future!!!

Jamie Freeman joins the show to talk about living with Cerebral Palsey and trusting that God is good even when He doesn't answer our prayers the way we want. We talk about how God is always good and can be trusted to guide us through the struggles of life! Listen and be thankful!!!

Jamie Freeman joins the show to talk about living with Cerebral Palsey and trusting that God is good even when He doesn't answer our prayers the way we want. We talk about how God is always good and can be trusted to guide us through the struggles of life! Listen and be thankful!!!

NSW and ACT Baptists have an audacious goal of increasing their number of churches threefold by 2050. And they have a well thought out "Blended Ecology" Strategy that identifies four different models of church structure that will suit different planters in different locations. There's a lot that we can learn from the wisdom Jamie Freeman shares as he leads his movement's charge of church multiplication. https://exponential.org.au/

Auckland businesses are still missing out on a chunk of revenue - they're open, but stuck on the red. The traffic light system has seen bars, cafes and restaurants open across the city for the first time in months. People are required to use their vaccine passes for these places. Hospitality New Zealand Auckland President Jamie Freeman told Tim Dower bars have to wrap things up around 11pm rather than three or four AM. “We really need get back to orange or green. As I said before, that late night piece is such a large part of our revenue, being at orange we're trading at low 40 percent.” LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Auckland businesses are still missing out on a chunk of revenue - they're open, but stuck on the red. The traffic light system has seen bars, cafes and restaurants open across the city for the first time in months. People are required to use their vaccine passes for these places. Hospitality New Zealand Auckland President Jamie Freeman told Tim Dower bars have to wrap things up around 11pm rather than three or four AM. “We really need get back to orange or green. As I said before, that late night piece is such a large part of our revenue, being at orange we're trading at low 40 percent.” LISTEN ABOVE  

Struggling hospitality businesses in Auckland say the government is turning off their financial support just as the city's borders open and their customers leave for greener pastures. The city moves to red on Friday, the wage subsidy will soon be paid out for the last time and the government is offering a one-off transition payment to businesses affected by higher alert levels in Auckland, Northland and Waikato. It will be capped at 24,000 dollars but many small businesses will collect only a quarter of that. Hospitality New Zealand Auckland branch spokesperson Jamie Freeman spoke to Corin Dann.

Struggling hospitality businesses in Auckland say the government is turning off their financial support just as the city's borders open and their customers leave for greener pastures. The city moves to red on Friday, the wage subsidy will soon be paid out for the last time and the government is offering a one-off transition payment to businesses affected by higher alert levels in Auckland, Northland and Waikato. It will be capped at 24,000 dollars but many small businesses will collect only a quarter of that. Hospitality New Zealand Auckland branch spokesperson Jamie Freeman spoke to Corin Dann.

On this special episode of The Unfiltered Mom, we get the chance to talk all about a wonderful resource in our community, The Friendship Circle. The mission of the Friendship Circle is to provide support and inclusion to individuals with special needs in the Detroit area. Through their programming, they provide so many opportunities for all individuals from childhood through adulthood. Join us in learning about this very special place with Bassie Shemtov, the founder of the Friendship Circle, Erin Berry, Director of Children's Programs at the Friendship Circle, and Jamie Freeman, a mom of a child with special needs.    You can find out more about the Friendship Circle by visiting their website: https://www.friendshipcircle.org/ On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FCMichigan And on Instagram: @fcmichigan

Auckland businesses are pleading for the right to reopen this week. Cabinet will decide today whether to move the region to Step Three restrictions on Wednesday -- allowing bars, restaurants and hairdressers to reopen with public health measures in place. A spokesperson for the Prime Minister has suggested such a move is unlikely. But Hospitality New Zealand Auckland President Jamie Freeman told Kate Hawkesby he's trying to stay hopeful. “We go to 3.3 and hit the traffic light system next week, we need to move as quickly as we can to orange and that's when hospitality starts to make money and patron numbers are back.” LISTEN ABOVE  

You are the law... it is as simple as that. You are only governed by your consent, everything is a contract. Learn the rules of the game so you can play without a blindfold.Follow Jamie on Telegram: https://t.me/JamiefreemanukHis wife's website for full body solutions: https://CHB.LifePresented by Wendy Smith: https://WendySmith.me.ukTune into the show live on KindaSound Radio every Sunday: https://KindaSound.org

Cannabis is becoming increasingly more popular as states continue to pass it into law for recreational use. We've all heard the negative comments and stigmas behind using cannabis. But what are the benefits that come with using cannabis recreationally? In this episode, we have a real conversation with John McLeod, owner and founder of Cloud Cannabis, and Jamie Freeman, a Detroit Area mom, to talk about the positive side of using recreational cannabis. We also debunk some of those popular myths you may have heard and provide you with true and accurate information. We are excited to partner with Cloud Cannabis on this episode of The Unfiltered Mom and help educate our community. Cloud Cannabis is located in Ann Arbor, Utica, Muskegon and Traverse City, Michigan and is committed to helping people feel their best. You can find out more information about them on their website: www.cloudcannabis.com/  and their Instagram page: @cloudcannabisco Join Elizabeth Lewis, CEO of Detroit Mom, as she talks with real moms about real life issues on The Unfiltered Mom. You can find Detroit Mom on Instagram @detroitmoms

Jamie Freeman sits down with Ainsley Freeman and Belinda Lakelin to unpack and flesh out all the goods from last week's episode with Melinda Dwight. (If you haven't listened to Melinda's episode go back and do that first, then come back here for the deep dive!)   Season 2 of Forming Church is brought to by our show partners: Morling College (https://www.morling.edu.au/) BFS (https://www.bfs.org.au/) Baptist Care (https://baptistcare.org.au/) 

Jamie Freeman brings back the OGs from season 1 for this episode. Pip and Ken jump back in to unpack and flesh out all the goods from last week's episode with Louise Gosbell. (If you haven't listened to Louise's episode go back and do that first, then come back here for the deep dive!)   Season 2 of Forming Church is brought to by our show partners: Morling College (https://www.morling.edu.au/) BFS (https://www.bfs.org.au/) Baptist Care (https://baptistcare.org.au/) 

Jamie Freeman sits down with two people he has experience planting a church with - his wife and his best mate - to unpack and flesh out all the goods from last week's episode with Tod Bolsinger. (If you haven't listened to Tod's episode go back and do that first, then come back here for the deep dive!) Season 2 of Forming Church is brought to by our show partners: Morling College (https://www.morling.edu.au/) BFS (https://www.bfs.org.au/) Baptist Care (https://baptistcare.org.au/) 

Jamie Freeman sits down with Daz and Kelly to unpack and flesh out all the goods from last week's episode with Tod Bolsinger. (If you haven't listened to Tod's episode go back and do that first, then come back here for the deep dive!) Season 2 of Forming Church is brought to by our show partners: Morling College (https://www.morling.edu.au/) BFS (https://www.bfs.org.au/) Baptist Care (https://baptistcare.org.au/) 

Jamie Freeman sits down with Louise and Grae to unpack and flesh out all the goods from last week's episode with Megan Powell Du Toit. (If you haven't listened to Megan's episode go back and do that first, then come back here for the deep dive!) Season 2 of Forming Church is brought to by our show partners: Morling College (https://www.morling.edu.au/) BFS (https://www.bfs.org.au/) Baptist Care (https://baptistcare.org.au/) 

Jamie Freeman sits down with Jenny and Amy to unpack and flesh out all the goods from last week's episode with Ian Altman. (If you haven't listened to Ian's episode go back and do that first, then come back here for the deep dive!) Season 2 of Forming Church is brought to by our show partners: Morling College (https://www.morling.edu.au/) BFS (https://www.bfs.org.au/) Baptist Care (https://baptistcare.org.au/) 

Jamie Freeman sits down with Jono Ingram and Lee Palumbo from 'We Love Aintree' to unpack and flesh out all the goods from last week's episode with Nigel Cottle. (If you haven't listened to Nigel's episode go back and do that first, then come back here for the deep dive!) Learn more about We Love Aintree: https://www.weloveaintree.org/  Season 2 of Forming Church is brought to by our show partners: Morling College (https://www.morling.edu.au/) BFS (https://www.bfs.org.au/) Baptist Care (https://baptistcare.org.au/) 

Jamie Freeman sits down with Christine Redwood (Senior Pastor, Seaforth Baptist Church) and Emma Pendleton (BYM) to unpack and flesh out all the goods from last week's episode with Jo Saxton. (If you haven't listened to Jo's episode go back and do that first, then come back here for the deep dive!) Season 2 of Forming Church is brought to by our show partners: Morling College (https://www.morling.edu.au/) BFS (https://www.bfs.org.au/) Baptist Care (https://baptistcare.org.au/) 

Join us as Jamie Freeman and Jessica Turner talk about financial obstacles for individuals with disabilities including special guest Scott de Varona from MiABLE. To learn more about MiABLE click here - https://www.miable.org/  

Jamie Freeman is the Greenwood High School football team janitor and has been since 2019. He also has cerebral palsy. Freeman serves the Bulldogs program by maintaining its facilities, but he's also become family to the football players. So when Greenwood garnered another state championship this fall, its eighth in school history, the team knew what to do. Players raised money for a state championship ring for Freeman and surprised him with it this past week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jamie, Will and Benj look back at the first season of Forming Church and break it all down. Roles are flipped as Jamie interviews the interviewers...and it all turns into its own roundtable anyway. What ideas stood out and what might the next steps be? Plus listen to the end and you'll get to hear a sneaky poem to wrap the season. We'll be back again soon! Stay in the loop by joining the Forming Church community through our facebook group and follow us on instagram @formingchurch. And if you got value out of this conversation, would you consider leaving us a rating/review on apple podcasts and sharing the episode with a friend? Forming Church is created by Gen1K Mission in collaboration with Lead by Story and sponsored by Baptist Financial Services. Original Music by Josh Corkill and editing by Sienna Corkill. 

Welcome to the Forming Church podcast! You can listen to the episodes in any order, but if you want to catch the backstory it's a good idea to start here. Benj Gould and Will Small are both church planters, taking diverse approaches to leading churches in the midst of the pandemic. Jamie Freeman is a former church planter and the team leader of the Gen1K Mission, helping others to plant churches. This episode is an introduction to Benj, Will and Jamie, as well as a conversation that outlines why we're making this podcast and what you can expect if you join us on the journey. Join the Forming Church community through our facebook group.Follow us on instagram @formingchurchAnd if you get value out of this conversation, would you consider leaving us a rating/review on apple podcasts and sharing the episode with a friend? Forming Church is created by Gen1K Mission in collaboration with Lead by Story and sponsored by Baptist Financial Services. Original Music by Josh Corkill and editing by Sienna Corkill. 

We have noticed that more and more people seems to be drawn towards simple or micro churches. In Part 2 of Simple Church Conversations with Jamie Freeman (NSW/ACT Baptists) and Jono Ingram (Dinner Church planter in Melbourne), we explore the factors driving people towards slow, simple, and small expressions of the Church, and also talk about what some of the challenges are. Reimagine Mission is a production of the Baptist Union of Victoria. More information about the BUV can be found at: https://www.buv.com.au/

Simple Church, Mirco-Church, missional community, dinner church? What actually are these? And why are more and more missionally minded people attached to slow, simple, and smaller expressions of the Church? In this episode Andrew begins a Simple Church conversation with Jamie Freeman (Head of Mission at NSW/ACT Baptists) and Jono Ingram (missional Dinner Church planter in Melbourne's west) where we define what a simple church is, and explore whether they are even biblical. Reimagine Mission is a production of the Baptist Union of Victoria. More information about the BUV can be found at: https://www.buv.com.au/

Today’s guest is Jamie Freeman, a reader who was led to audiobooks by her favorite true crime podcasts… and has since made serious space in her life to read with her earbuds in. Anne and Jamie chat about spine-tingly crime nonfiction, historical romance, their favorite audiobook narrators, and tackle a frequently asked question: how to get into an audiobook when you’re finding it hard to focus. Click over to the podcast website for a list of books mentioned in this episode: http://whatshouldireadnextpodcast.com/209You can find Jamie on Instagram @jamie.of.all.tradesIf you want more What Should I Read Next become a supporter on Patreon! Supporters get bonus episodes, behind the scenes looks at how the podcasts are made, and livestreams with Anne and WSIRN's producer, Brenna.Thanks to today's sponsors:Brooklinen was the first direct to consumer bedding company, meaning they work directly with manufacturers and directly with customers, no middlemen—just a great product and service. Get 10% off AND free shipping, anytime you shop at Brooklinen.com with promo code READ.

Jamie Freeman is a songwriter from Lewes, East Sussex. He recorded his latest album 'Dreams About Falling' with Neilson Hubbard in Nashville, Tennessee. Hosted by James Hodder Recorded at London's Resonance 104.4 FM

In the Great Commission, Jesus says to go and make disciples of every nation. But what does true discipleship look like? How can we be a church on mission in the world, actively discipling people? Guest speaker: Jamie Freeman.

In the Great Commission, Jesus says to go and make disciples of every nation. But what does true discipleship look like? How can we be a church on mission in the world, actively discipling people? Guest speaker: Jamie Freeman.

Hoy con contraportada en portada, con permiso de Peter Gow y su nuevo, y flamante álbum, 'Here There's No Sirens', que abrirá nuestros minutos. En el día de ayer cumplía 86 abriles Willie Nelson y, como regalo, nos adelantaba el sencillo de su próximo trabajo que saldrá publicado en junio a través de Legacy Recordings. Nelson será el encargado de cerrar el programa . Además, escucharemos el último sencillo, con sabor a soul clásico, de Little Steven & The Disciples Of Soul. Invitamos a mister 'King' Solomon Hicks, el joven bluesman que acaba de visitar Madrid. También tendremos la música de Jamie Freeman y Chrissie Hynde adaptando uno de los temas del 'Pet Sounds' de Beach Boys. En la recta final sonará George Benson con uno de los clásicos de Chuck Berry que incluye en su nuevo álbum 'Walking To New Orleans' .

Hoy con contraportada en portada, con permiso de Peter Gow y su nuevo, y flamante álbum, 'Here There's No Sirens', que abrirá nuestros minutos. En el día de ayer cumplía 86 abriles Willie Nelson y, como regalo, nos adelantaba el sencillo de su próximo trabajo que saldrá publicado en junio a través de Legacy Recordings. Nelson será el encargado de cerrar el programa . Además, escucharemos el último sencillo, con sabor a soul clásico, de Little Steven & The Disciples Of Soul. Invitamos a mister 'King' Solomon Hicks, el joven bluesman que acaba de visitar Madrid. También tendremos la música de Jamie Freeman y Chrissie Hynde adaptando uno de los temas del 'Pet Sounds' de Beach Boys. En la recta final sonará George Benson con uno de los clásicos de Chuck Berry que incluye en su nuevo álbum 'Walking To New Orleans' .

Jamie Freeman, who oversees mission in our movement, came and talked to us about how a living church should be a reproducing church!

“The most distinguishing characteristic about the early church was not their ideology or their politics. It was their love for others. They lived as those who were once again living under the rule and the reign of God, as a sign and as a foretaste of what it would be like when Christ returned.” - Jamie Freeman

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A special minisode about the podcast phenomenon S-Town and how it (often accidentally) reveals deep truths about modern life, mental health, and what it means to be a genius. To read the original article by Jamie Freeman, click here Find Out More: S-Town Be Silly. Be Kind. Be Weird.

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