Podcast appearances and mentions of Jill Phillips

Mariah Keener - Here at South Bend City Church, we take our cue from Scripture which calls us as a community to rejoice with those who rejoice and weep with those who weep. As we gathered on Mother's Day, we took time to acknowledge the spectrum of experience in the room and to remind us that God reveals Godself to us as Mother. The breath prayer prompts and closing prayer were written by Cole Arthur Riley and can be found on her Instagram, @blackliturgies. The song I Am is by Jill Phillips and can be found here.

Voices In My Head (the Rick Lee James Podcast) Randall Goodgame & Scripture Hymnal- Episode 562  THE SCRIPTURE HYMNAL (RABBIT ROOM PRESS, OCT. 21) 100 word-for-word Bible passages set to original music Conceived and written by acclaimed singer/songwriter and family content creator Randall Goodgame, along with contributions from a diversity of award-winning writers, including Ellie Holcomb, Ginny Owens, Andrew Osenga, Taylor Leonhardt, Dwan Hill and Ben Shive, among others. Newly minted songs designed to help make the Bible more accessible to all ages for both corporate worship and family devotional experiences.   Randall Goodgame Shares About The Scripture Hymnal: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hjh8YM7fEB4   ABOUT RANDALL GOODGAME Randall Goodgame is a Dove Award-nominated singer/songwriter and founder of the world-renowned Slugs & Bugs family music series. Hailed by CCMMagazine.com as “…the greatest thing to happen to children's music in a generation,” Goodgame has 15 albums to his credit and has contributed to numerous additional recordings. He has also penned songs for Caedmon's Call, Andrew Peterson, Jason Gray, Jill Phillips, and Veggie Tales, among others. Following the 2007 release of Goodgame's Slugs & Bugs & Lullabies, a collaboration with Andrew Peterson, the Slugs & Bugs brand quickly became among the most revered and critically lauded series in Christian family entertainment. The collection boasts 10 albums, including the popular Sing the Bible series, and has amassed millions of streams. Goodgame is also the author of four children's picture books (B&H Kids), and he co-created and starred in the 26-episode Slugs & Bugs Show, a unique streaming series available via RightNow Media and home video.     Email: Rick@RickLeeJames.com Blessings, Rick Lee James Get the new song - Whatever You Do Up on the Mountain Also, Don't forget to swing by Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, or your favorite streaming platform and hit those follow buttons! By hitting the follow button, you'll stay updated on my latest releases and show your support for my music! I can't wait to meet you Up on the Mountain onJuly 12th. Blessings, Rick Lee James             10% Off Everything Rick Lee James on Band camp Instructions Visit https://rickleejames.bandcamp.com At checkout use code: 10off Advent Hymn (Watching, Waiting, Longing) This song appeared on over 80 Spotify playlists this Advent Season. I want to thank everyone for listening and sharing it this year.   Official Music Video:   Web Site: https://rickleejames.com   PURCHASE ALBUM: www.RickLeeJames.Bandcamp.com SongSelect: https://songselect.ccli.com/Songs/6152291/advent-hymn-watching-waiting-longing Downloadable Charts and More available from LIFEWAYWORSHIP.COM: https://worship.lifeway.com/findAndBuy/songPage/AdventHymn(Watching%2CWaiting%2CLonging)?versionId=93901&rowNum=0&searchString=Advent%20Hymn%20(watching,%20Waiting,%20Longing)#song-Parts Loop Community: https://loopcommunity.com/en-us/songs/advent-hymn-(watching%2C-waiting%2C-longing)-by-rick-lee-james-3892  Endorsements: “A perfect and needed addition to any Christmas playlist this year. Rick Lee James bringing home the Advent Message.” -CCM Magazinehttps://www.ccmmagazine.com/music-video/rick-lee-james-advent-hymn-watching-waiting-longing/ “I love Advent Hymn (Watching, Waiting, Longing), which gives newness to the phrases of Isaiah. Watching, waiting, and longing is what we do now, and these songs help us do that in confidence. I anticipate that this album will be received as a great gift by many who will find their faith nourished and awakened by it.” –Walter Brueggemann (Professor Emeritus of Old Testament at Columbia Theological Seminary) "I've watched Rick grow as an artist and songwriter for many years. Congratulations brother on an excellent independent release." -Paul Baloche (Dove Award Winning Songwriter) "Rick Lee James is a poet and singer. You will not only enjoy listening, you'll be drawn into the source –Jesus." -Mike Harland RICK LEE JAMES INFO Web Sites: https://www.rickleejames.com Get The Single: https://rickleejames.hearnow.com/halls         More from Rick Lee James Shine A Light In The Darkness Get The Single: https://rickleejames.hearnow.com/shine-a-light-in-the-darkness Music Video:   Rick Lee James Playlist on Spotify:   https://t.co/S7nCRl0xqa      

THE SCRIPTURE HYMNAL (RABBIT ROOM PRESS, OCT. 21)* 100 word-for-word Bible passages set to original music* Conceived and written by acclaimed singer/songwriter and family content creator Randall Goodgame, along with contributions from a diversity of award-winning writers, including Ellie Holcomb, Ginny Owens, Andrew Osenga, Taylor Leonhardt, Dwan Hill and Ben Shive, among others.* Newly minted songs designed to help make the Bible more accessible to all ages for both corporate worship and family devotional experiences.Randall Goodgame Shares About The Scripture Hymnal: ABOUT RANDALL GOODGAME Randall Goodgame is a Dove Award-nominated singer/songwriter and founder of the world-renowned Slugs & Bugs family music series. Hailed by CCMMagazine.com as “…the greatest thing to happen to children's music in a generation,” Goodgame has 15 albums to his credit and has contributed to numerous additional recordings. He has also penned songs for Caedmon's Call, Andrew Peterson, Jason Gray, Jill Phillips, and Veggie Tales, among others. Following the 2007 release of Goodgame's Slugs & Bugs & Lullabies, a collaboration with Andrew Peterson, the Slugs & Bugs brand quickly became among the most revered and critically lauded series in Christian family entertainment. The collection boasts 10 albums, including the popular Sing the Bible series, and has amassed millions of streams. Goodgame is also the author of four children's picture books (B&H Kids), and he co-created and starred in the 26-episode Slugs & Bugs Show, a unique streaming series available via RightNow Media and home video. ago.Email: Rick@RickLeeJames.comBlessings,Rick Lee JamesVINYL SALETHUNDER by Rick Lee JamesONLY $9.99. (Plus you get a free digital download of the album)VINYL SALE -“KEEP WATCH, DEAR LORD” BY RICK LEE JAMES

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Send us a Text Message.Stacey and Greg sat down with Jill Gullahorn at her dining room table to talk about life, pain, support, walking with others, and doing our own work. Jill knows a lot about all of these. She's a wife, mother of three, and therapist who has discovered the value of committing to a process of becoming a healthier person living in true authenticity and connection.Many people will also know Jill by her performing (and maiden) name, Jill Phillips. She has been recording and releasing incredible music since 1999. Be sure to check out her music using the links below. After begin involved in her own counseling, Jill decided to go back to school and become a counselor herself. She has also received extensive training in the Enneagram, which is an ancient approach to helping people understand their own particular way of relating to themselves and the world around them.Jill's work with clients includes walking with many women who have experienced sexual betrayal trauma, and she provides a safe place for them to experience discovery and healing. Jill Gullahorn website (counseling site)Jill Phillips website (artist site) Jill Phillips music on SpotifyJill Phillips music on Apple MusicEnneagram Journey podcast with Suzanne StabileTypology podcast with Ian CronAwaken websiteRoots Retreat Men's IntensiveRoots Retreat Women's WorkshopAwaken Men & Women's support meeting info (including virtual)

In this podcast, we sit down with our friend and new Worship Circle mentor, Jill Phillips, to talk about her musical journey through the years as well as her path towards helping others move toward healing.  http://www.worshipcircle.com

Andrew Peterson is, as the old saying goes, a “man of many parts.” I first discovered Andrew's music in the late 1990s, when his song “Nothing to Say” first became a favorite – and it still is. I began following his musical career and quickly discovered that he had more on his mind that music. He was building a community of artists in Nashville that were slowly making something great. Musicians such as Ben Shive, Sandra McCracken, Jill Phillips, Andy Gullahorn, Andrew Osenga, and many others started collaborating on each other's projects. Many of them became a part of Andrew's annual “Behold The Lamb of God” tour, which has become an annual Christmas tradition for many of us. An Easter tour, called “Resurrection Letters,” just finished a 15-city run. In fact, I got to see it and hang out with Andrew here in North Carolina near the end of that tour last week. Andrew Peterson's creative energy has other outlets, too. His Wingfeather Saga books have sold more than a million copies, and it's now an animated series. The second season drops this week. He also founded a non-profit organization called The Rabbit Room, with his brother Pete Peterson, a fine writer himself. The Rabbit Room hosts events and concerts and now has a headquarters in Nashville, called Northwind Manor, which has become a gathering place and work space for writers and artists of all kinds. We talk about all of this and a lot more in this conversation I had with Andrew Peterson last week via zoom. Though we covered a lot of territory in this interview, the “breaking news” here, as we say in the world of journalism, is that Season Two of the Wingfeather Saga just dropped from Angel Studios. If you get a chance, check it out. The producer of today's program is Jeff McIntosh. Here at MinistryWatch we get technical, editorial, and database support from Christina Darnell, Kim Roberts, Rod Pitzer, Casey Sudduth, and Stephen duBarry. And in the spirit of Andrew Peterson's Resurrection Letters, let me mention that Easter is not a day, but a season, so let me wish you a happy and joyous Easter season, and – until we meet again with Natasha Cowden on Friday for our weekly news round-up…May God Bless You!

Music is one of the host Steve Cuss' favorite ways to relax into God's presence. On this episode he welcomes two artists who help him do just that—Andy Gullahorn and Jill Phillips. A married couple in Nashville, Tennessee, both Andy and Jill are singer-songwriters. Jill also practices as a therapist and Andy has a unique healing ministry.  The three discuss the power of songs and how the music industry has changed over time. They talk about what it means to pursue “a long obedience in the same direction,” as the late Eugene Peterson put it, and how to pursue work that is faithful and meaningful. They share practices they'd like to see uprooted in the church, as well as those they hope to see implemented. Finally, they share the experiences that generate reactivity in them and how they try to respond with gentleness and godliness.  Resources mentioned in this episode include:  Andy Gullahorn Jill Phillips Lyle Lovett Albert Borghman “My City of Ruins” by Bruce Springsteen “The Brave One” by Andy Gullahorn “Grand Canyon” by Andy Gullahorn Justin Timberlake & Chris Stapleton, Country Music Awards, 2015 Steven Curtis Chapman Long Obedience in the Same Direction: Discipleship in an Instant Society by Eugene Peterson The Pastor: A Memoir by Eugene Peterson Brad Jersak Celebrate Recovery “Died: Thomas McKenzie, Defender and Definer of Anglicanism” by Daniel Silliman “Being Human with Steve Cuss” is a production of Christianity Today Executive Produced by Erik Petrik and Mike Cosper Produced and Edited by Matt Stevens Associate Producers: McKenzie Hill, Raed Gilliam, and Abby Perry Theme song by Dan Phelps Original Music by Andy Gullahorn Mix Engineer: Kevin Morris Graphic Design: Amy Jones Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Music is one of the host Steve Cuss' favorite ways to relax into God's presence. On this episode he welcomes two artists who help him do just that—Andy Gullahorn and Jill Phillips. A married couple in Nashville, Tennessee, both Andy and Jill are singer-songwriters. Jill also practices as a therapist and Andy has a unique healing ministry.  The three discuss the power of songs and how the music industry has changed over time. They talk about what it means to pursue “a long obedience in the same direction,” as the late Eugene Peterson put it, and how to pursue work that is faithful and meaningful. They share practices they'd like to see uprooted in the church, as well as those they hope to see implemented. Finally, they share the experiences that generate reactivity in them and how they try to respond with gentleness and godliness.  Resources mentioned in this episode include:  Andy Gullahorn Jill Phillips Lyle Lovett Albert Borghman “My City of Ruins” by Bruce Springsteen “The Brave One” by Andy Gullahorn “Grand Canyon” by Andy Gullahorn Justin Timberlake & Chris Stapleton, Country Music Awards, 2015 Steven Curtis Chapman Long Obedience in the Same Direction: Discipleship in an Instant Society by Eugene Peterson The Pastor: A Memoir by Eugene Peterson Brad Jersak Celebrate Recovery “Died: Thomas McKenzie, Defender and Definer of Anglicanism” by Daniel Silliman “Being Human with Steve Cuss” is a production of Christianity Today Executive Produced by Erik Petrik and Mike Cosper Produced and Edited by Matt Stevens Associate Producers: McKenzie Hill, Raed Gilliam, and Abby Perry Theme song by Dan Phelps Original Music by Andy Gullahorn Mix Engineer: Kevin Morris Graphic Design: Amy Jones Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

I believe that God intention for each one of us was to be raised in secure, loving, safe homes and that for those of us who didn't have that, he offers even more of himself.  Today we're going to talk about childhood wounds, why bother thinking about it and where to begin. resources: *Episode 25, Childhood Wounds: https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/tZKWIUru3Db *Childhood Wounds e-course: https://bit.ly/PAY-WHAT-YOU-WANT-FOR-ALMOST-EVERYTHING *Relationships 201 e-course: https://bit.ly/PAY-WHAT-YOU-WANT-FOR-ALMOST-EVERYTHING *Steel Bars by Jill Phillips: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-eXed6IJ40 *quizzes: https://howwelove.com/love-style-quiz/ & https://howwelove.com/secure-connector-quiz/ *for 10% off your first month of Better Help online therapy: betterhelp.com/allthattosay HOLIDAYS FOR THE HURTING: 25 Devotions to Help You Heal is available in THREE FORMATS this season: paperback Kindle 25-day e-devotional sent to your email every morning in December (If you'd like to gift the daily devotional to a friend, simply shoot me an email after you place your order and tell me the recipient's email. Easy-peasy!) --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/elisabeth-klein/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/elisabeth-klein/support

Jill Phillips is a family storyteller with a passion to inspire families to connect through the telling of their past. She started life on Lamlash Street in London, emigrated to Canada, where she obtained her master's degree, and spent 30 years working as an Occupational Therapist and Hospital Manager. Motivated by her family's experiences in1960's London, Jill shares their stories to celebrate a time of close family connections in difficult life situations and a way of life which is fondly remembered. Learn more at https://jmphillipsauthor.com/.

Jill Phillips started life in Lamlash street, moved on to Grammar school, got numerous ‘O'and ‘A' levels and after a few years working in London in a solicitor's office decided that she would emigrate to Canada. She spent 30 years working there as an Occupational Therapist and Hospital manager, and towards the end of her career when other people were slowing down their lives, she sped everything up. She divorced, moved to Edmonton for 3 years, and finished writing her Masters of Occupational Therapy thesis. On one of her many trips to see family in Bexleyheath, she was listening to her Uncles war stories and dreamed of writing a book about family life at Lamlash Street and WWII. When Uncle died suddenly, she decided it was to time to put this dream into action. This is Jill's story: https://jmphillipsauthor.com/Mentioned on the Show:* Stitcher is going away. Please move over to another podcast platform: https://ryanjpelton.substack.com/podcast* Support the show and join the weekly newsletter: Get full access to The Art of Paying Attention at ryanjpelton.substack.com/subscribe

Do you ever take time to reminisce about growing up. Where you lived, your neighbourhood, your childhood memories?We all have a story we could tell and my guest today, J.M. Phillip shares her story of growing up in South East London in the '60s. Jill is the author of Lamlash Street: A Portrait of 1960's Post-War London Through One Family's Story is a heartfelt historical memoir. If you like non-stereotypical female characters, working-class endurance, and rallying from abundant loss, then you'll adore Jill Phillips' moving recollection.Explore a world that can't be visited anymore—South East London, 1963.On Lamlash Street, Cockney families have more life and character than money, living among the bombed out and condemned buildings. Post WWII London will evolve swiftly into the era of The Beatles, Twiggy, and modern, swinging London.Experience the lively true story of a girl on her way to being a young woman, coming-of-age at a moment in London's history unlike any other. It's a time when a local factory shutting down could mean families torn apart and relying on questionable yet quirky neighbors as they find inventive ways to survive the trauma of the past. Connect with JillAuthor websites and social media:Jmphillipsauthor.comhttps://www.facebook.com/reddamaskpublishingSue LoncaricWomen Living Well After 50Email: sue@womenlivingwellafter50.com.auFacebook Instagram

In this episode, Jesse and Lindsey talk through the desire to have security and how this is expressed in the qualities of the Enneagram Type 6. Singer-songwriter and licensed therapist Jill Phillips joins the show and shares how the desire to be secure has shaped her life as well as her journey to tell the difference between security and safety. Everyone plays You've Got Problems, where Jill may choose to eat a bowl of teeth.

For nearly twenty years, Ben Shive has been producing and collaborating with musicians including (but not limited to) JJ Heller, Colony House, Ellie Holcombe, Dave Barnes, The Gray Havens, Andrew Peterson, Melanie Penn, Randall Goodgame, Sandra McCracken, Jill Phillips, and Keith and Kristyn Getty. He recently signed on as a writer for Getty Music. Ben sat down to talk with Jonathan Rogers about hymn-writing and the  benefits and frustrations of limits.Support the show: https://therabbitroom.givingfuel.com/memberSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on Feminine Roadmap: Permission to not slow down with Jill Phillips. Jill found herself unhappy and uninspired when she hit midlife. Her life dramatically changed with a divorce and a cancer diagnosis, along with that a new life. She wanted to do something she hadn't done before so she decided to go back to school and get her degree which included learning to write a thesis. A byproduct of this dynamic shift in her life was a mission to find out what she could do. At 58 years old with a degree in hand she began to explore other things that she found interesting. She hired a personal trainer at 61 years old and lost weight she'd ben carrying around for years. Her fitness journey lead to learning to run so she could do her first 5K. Jill wisely reminds listeners that they don't have to first or the fastest at what they choose, they just need to prepare and enjoy! Her next adventure was writing down her family stories and ended up with a published book. She is living proof that age is not a restriction and you have permission to not slow down as you age. She said that she's done more in the last 10 years than she had done for decades before. As she approaches 70, Jill is looking forward to what her next big experience will be. She encourages people in midlife and beyond to try something new, meet new people, and find out about yourself in the process. Break out of the things you think you know about yourself and your capabilities. Be kind to yourself, prepare, fuel your mind and body well then give things a go. If you are just getting started and you're a midlifer, grab a cuppa and listen to Jill's story. You have permission to move forward and not slow down! RESOURCES: https://Jmphillipsauthor.com Music by www.bensound.comThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4127929/advertisement

How can you lead someone else, or your team, or your business, if you can't first take the necessary steps toward self-leadership? Taking your own path to self-improvement is the first step in advancing both personally and professionally. Join Jill Phillips and Nicole as they provide valuable advice from a life coach's perspective! Reap real rewards by learning how to trust yourself, have faith in the journey towards growth, and lead with confidence. It all starts now. Click here to learn more about Jill Phillips coaching!  Want to learn more on how to lead yourself? Visit us at Lift Your Future!

Matt. 1:23; Isa. 7:14; Zephaniah 3:14-20; Micah 5:4 Sermon Notes: https://www.opendoorcommunity.net/uploads/6/3/0/8/63085847/12-25-22.pdf Andrew Peterson - "Labor of Love" [Feat. Jill Phillips]: https://youtu.be/DBmWtX9k6VY Email: PastorKenWilson@gmail.com WebSite: https://www.opendoorcommunity.net/ YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/c/OpenDoorCommunityChurchAugusta FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/OpenDoorCommunityAugusta

When Jill Phillips was growing up, creative pursuits such as painting and writing were not activities that her working-class community ever thought of doing, they were considered luxury pastimes for the more wealthy Londoners. That was in the mid 1960s. Fast forward to the 2020s and Jill has published a memoir of life on Lamlash Street back then, and found a whole new outlook on life to boot. Jill had a way with words as a youngster, but failed her A-levels and went to work in a clerical role. Pre-computers, she would file cards and answer the phone, and explains that ‘I was never so bored in my whole life.'Jill liked to travel, and eventually emigrated to Canada, where she worked in occupational therapy and healthcare for 30 years.In her early retirement, Jill started to write down the stories her family had recounted to her of life in 1960s working-class London, and some of her own tales of growing up there. When her much-loved uncle died she wanted the family stories and his war stories to live on, and used some of the small inheritance he had left her to invest in mentoring and getting her book published.Lamlash Street is that book, and in writing and publishing it Jill found out a few surprising things about herself too. CreativityFound.co.ukInstagram: @creativityfoundpodcastFacebook: @creativityfoundpodcastPinterest: @creativityfoundTwitter: @creativityfounClubhouse: @clairewaitebrown and Creativity Found Connect clubMusic: Day Trips by Ketsa Undercover / Ketsa Creative Commons License Free Music Archive - Ketsa - Day TripsArtworks: Emily Portnoi emilyportnoi.co.ukSupport the showVisit creativityfound.co.uk/gifting for seasonal arts and crafts activities and creative experience gift ideas.

The mayor of Emerson and his wife were killed in a four-car crash Saturday in Cherokee County, the Cherokee Sheriff's Office reported, and a man has been arrested on charges related to the crash. According to the sheriff's office, deputies responded to a four-car crash at about 4 p.m. Saturday on Knox Bridge Highway, east of Fields Landing Drive near Canton. Preliminary indications are that a Chevrolet pickup truck traveling east on Knox Bridge Hwy. lost control and crossed the center line striking a Hyundai Santa Fe traveling westbound. That collision caused the Hyundai to lose control, overturn and travel into the eastbound lane where it was struck by a GMC Savana van traveling eastbound. The Chevrolet truck also struck a Mazda 3 traveling west. Emerson Mayor Albert Pallone who was driving the Hyundai, and his wife, Camilia Pallone died in the crash. The driver of the Mazda 3 and the driver of the GMC Savana were transported to Wellstar Kennestone Hospital with non-life threatening injuries. The driver of the Chevrolet pick up, William Bryan Abernathy of Calhoun, was arrested and charged with first degree vehicular homicide, and serious injury by vehicle, DUI and reckless driving. Abernathy was also injured and is receiving treatment at an undisclosed local hospital. The site of the crash is a little over a mile east from where a Cherokee County father and daughter died in a crash on Thanksgiving - Alivia Mynes, an 18-year-old former Creekview High School volleyball standout and college freshman, and her father, Chris Mynes, 52, was the human resources director at Fox Factory in Gainesville, according to their obituaries. A trial has been set for a Woodstock resident and her son facing felony charges related to the Jan. 6, 2021 attack on the United States Capitol. Lisa Marie Eisenhart, from Woodstock, and her son, Eric Munchel, who lives in Nashville, are charged with entering the Capitol with rioters and disrupting the proceedings there, according to their indictment. Munchel, who has been referred to as the “zip tie guy,” was photographed with zip ties in the Capitol Building, according to prosecutors. He is also accused of carrying a dangerous weapon, a Taser, on the grounds and in the Capitol Building, which is associated with additional charges in the indictment. Attorneys for Munchel and Eisenhart have said they did not bring the zip ties, but found them inside the Capitol. The trial is scheduled to start April 11 before Judge Royce C. Lamberth in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. Eisenhart and Munchel have pleaded not guilty on all counts, court documents show.   A tradition to honor deceased veterans returns December17, when military families, veterans and volunteers will gather to place thousands of wreaths on the headstones at the Georgia National Cemetery in Canton. The cemetery advisory council is hosting Wreaths Across America, which will include a public ceremony honoring deceased military service members at 11 a.m. December 17 at the cemetery. At noon, members of the public are invited to join volunteers to place wreaths on headstones. No registration is required to volunteer. For more information, email Russ Seltenright at salty31@hotmail.com. The Georgia National Cemetery is located at 1080 Scott Hudgens Drive in Canton. The council is accepting donations year-round for Wreaths Across America. Donations can be given by check to GNC Advisory Council or online at ganationalcemetery.org.   Holly Springs could soon switch to a simple majority system for municipal elections, pending a vote by the city council later this month. The Holly Springs City Council is expected to make a decision at its Dec. 19 meeting. Holly Springs uses a plurality voting system, in which the candidate with the most votes is the winner regardless of percentage, and there are no runoffs. If Holly Springs switches to a simple majority system, like for state elections, 50% plus at least one vote will be required for a candidate to win. Under this system, in the event that no one receives 50% plus one vote in the race, there will be a runoff. Establishing a 50% plus one voting system in Holly Springs requires the city to go through the state legislature to change its charter. The city council's next meeting is at 7 p.m. December 19 at city hall.     River Ridge and West Forsyth went back and forth all night, but it was the Knights' big fourth quarter that put them over the top on Saturday's 56-47 win at the Cherokee/Forsyth Challenge. With the game tied 38-34 heading into the fourth quarter, the Knights went on an 8-0 run, with four quick points from Davis Hansraj, to take control of the scoreboard. They did not trail the rest of the way. Those three seniors were pivotal in the Knights' late push, and Hansraj tallied a team-high 17 points on Saturday. Head scored 11 points while controlling the paint on both ends, and McCord had six points. Bret Senay, a junior, finished with nine points. For West Forsyth, Sam Maynard carried the offense with 23 points, 11 of which came in the fourth quarter. Chase Damerell was second in the score column with 10 points, followed by Lachlan Povenz with seven points. After playing a tough intra-county game on Friday night, it was a quick turnaround for River Ridge. Darling noticed the fatigue setting in but credited his guys for returning to form when necessary. Saturday marked the Knights' second straight win since dropping three straight. Support staff at schools were celebrated Thursday at the Cherokee County School District's fifth annual Support Staff Employees of the Year Awards. The event honored one Support Staff Employee of the Year from each of CCSD's schools, centers and central office divisions. Each of the honorees was recognized by the superintendent and school board members, received a plaque and gifts of appreciation including a $200 Visa card and $50 Amazon gift card funded by sponsors. Sponsors include Presenting Sponsor Cherokee County Educational Foundation; Platinum Sponsors, Credit Union of Georgia, ProLogics and Roof Technology Partners; and Gold Sponsors, Cobb EMC and Nova Engineering. At the end of the evening, the district made surprise presentations to one overall CCSD winner each in three categories: Elementary School to Boston Elementary School kindergarten paraprofessional Debbie McMichen; Middle School/High School/Centers to CCSD Preschool Centers Head Start paraprofessional Julissa Izaguirre; and Central Office to CCSD Technology and Information Services technology specialist Jill Phillips. 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My guest is Jill Phillips, the author of Lamlash Street: A Portrait of 1960's Post-War London Through One Family's Story.

“A job of a songwriter is to not sleepwalk through the world.”  - Andy GullahornOur good friend Andy Gullahorn joins Michael on this edition of Restoring the Soul. Andy was born and raised in the rich musical climate of Austin, TX and then went to College at Belmont University in Nashville to join the legions of songwriters in the country music scene. After graduation, he spent several years as a staff writer for publishing companies while playing guitar on the road for singer/songwriter Jill Phillips (who he happens to be married to).In 2004, after realizing that his second child was on the way and that his wife would need to come off the road, Andy released “Room to Breathe” and began performing his shows again for the first time in 5 years.He now spends his time playing concerts and house shows across the country, accompanying other artists on the road, and providing his three kids with plenty of stories to tell their counselors in 20 years. Andy was a Kerrville New Folk Winner in 2010 and runner-up at the 2009 Rocky Mountain Folks Festival.HELPFUL RESOURCEShttps://www.andygullahorn.com/

It's never too late to tell your story.J.M. Phillips is a family storyteller with a passion to inspire families to connect through the telling of their past. She started life on Lamlash Street in London, emigrated to Canada, where she obtained her master's degree, and spent 30 years working as an Occupational Therapist and Hospital Manager. Motivated by her family's experiences in 1960s London, Jill shares their stories to celebrate a time of close family connections in difficult life situations and a way of life that is fondly remembered. In this episode, Jill and I talk about writing and publishing after age 50—how to manage our motivation and cultivate belief in our own abilities.Full video: http://bit.ly/selftalkphillipsMore from Jill:Website: Jmphillipsauthor.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/reddamaskpublicationsMusic:"Ave Marimba"Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0Support the show

One BIG ungraduation in life needs to be around age... So many of us are told how to live at what age, what we should be doing at these certain points of our lives, and then ultimately when we should shut up, and melt away in a quite whimper. Today's guest is far defying those limitations and in her own unique way, redefining what "aging" means in her life and for those around her. Jill Phillips has written her own book, taking up golf at a point in life where most people think they can't learn the game, and even running marathons.  Jill is working with her clients to help them see their world of true potential, defined by them and what they want to do, and not what others say about their age and what they "can do." Jill's website: https://jmphillipsauthor.com My website: https://ungraduated.com/ Ungraduated Book: https://www.amazon.com/Ungraduated-Finding-dropping-outdated-systems-ebook/dp/B09SXCBY6R/ref=sr_1_1?crid=28QTYUU7T5BN4&keywords=ungraduated+book&qid=1655499090&sprefix=ungraduate%2Caps%2C122&sr=8-1 Join the Ungraduated Living Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/454790476338234

The episode in which Brenda and Alex say a "bad" word… listen to find out which one… One of the things that is the biggest danger to good listening and good speaking up is assuming things. We have to be willing to wade in and ask questions and open up every part of what someone is telling us. Our methodology (how we go about ministering to people) is as important as our theology (what we're saying to people). We want to walk alongside one another in a way that represents and embodies who Christ is as much as it represents and embodies what Christ would say. For free visuals and discussion questions for this podcast, sign up at knownministries.org. Our theme music is by As Isaac. The featured song of this episode is "A Lot Like Me" by the lovely Jill Phillips. This podcast is made possible by engineer and producer Zachary Tate Smith, executive producer Meleah Smith, and generous donors. Known Ministries is Alex Kocher and Brenda Payne. This first season of Conversational Counseling is called "These Three Things."

It's NEVER TOO LATE to follow your dreams! Jill Phillips spent most of her life worrying about how others might judge her and making choices that pleased everyone BUT herself. She went from FEARFUL TO FIERCE after 50. Here's her story – prepare to be inspired. Jill Phillips on E35 - Everyone has a Story Worth Telling. Talking about the writing of her book: Lamlash StreetJill's websiteThis episode is brought to you by LUNCH with a HEALER podcast. The BEST conversations happen when you're having lunch with a friend - especially when one is a healer! Pull up a chair at LunchwithaHealer.com Thanks for listening, I really do appreciate it!I invite you to sign up to receive my monthly blog, plus all new podcast episodes right in your inbox. Go to www.debrajones.caLeave me a voice message at www.speakpipe.com/debrajones and I'll send YOU a personal reply.

Listen in as author Jill Phillips talks about growing up in 1960s London on Lamblash Street. Learn about the power of community in a Childs life and the importance of writing memoirs. If you like the PBS show "Call A Midwife" you will love this podcast. To learn more about Jill Phillips please visit www.jmphillipauthor.com

The classic book Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis finds its power in showing us a simple faith. A plain faith. One that leaves an immense impact without a lot of noise and fanfare. That's one way to describe Nashville singer-songwriter, Andy Gullahorn. Andy's music and life are purposely quiet and understated, but they are no less powerful. He speaks to us as a close friend. One who helps us relax. To laugh. To feel the joy of community and counsel. But he also shows us a way to discover holiness in the most common, everyday things, broadening our view of how to live eternally in the here-and-now. Join us for this first in a series of Unto Life Interviews: an in-depth conversation with Andy Gullahorn on his life, focus, and mission. (Music courtesy of Andy Gullahorn and Coma-Media from Pixabay.) Andy's Website, Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. Andy's Patreon Support Page  ***** JOHN MICHALAK'S NEWSLETTER, WEBSITE, BOOK, AND OTHER WRITINGS: http://linktr.ee/johnmichalak

What does it take to create and develop leaders in your organization? It all starts with a leadership mindset.  Jill Phillips joins Nicole to talk about the fundamental pillars to develop the right leadership mindset for your personal and professional growth. Learn more about Jill Phillips Coaching online at www.strategicsolutionscoaching.com!  Start lifting YOUR future today at www.liftyourfuture.com! 

We invite some artists to share stories behind their songs - including The Gray Havens, Mike Farris, Sarah Masen, & more. Plus some brand-spankin-new tracks by The New Respects, Ben Rector, Jill Phillips, & John Mark McMillan. ------- TRACKS FOR EP. 73 ------- * Undoing - DOE * Prove My Love - John Mark McMillan * River Jordan - Mike Farris * Heroes - Ben Rector * Tuesday - Sarah Masen * Ain't Nobody Got it Easy - Drew Holcomb & The Neighbors * Things Aren't Always What They Seem - Jill Phillips * Not Home Yet - The Gray Havens * Come, Ye Sinners, Poor and Needy - Fernando Ortega (ft. Amy Grant) * The Unclouded Day - Andrew Greer * Sail - The New Respects * Flying in a Lucid Dream - Andy Zipf -------- CREDITS -------- * Host/Producer - Dave Trout * SPONSOR: Jason Lee McKinney Band - https://is.gd/jlmbsp * Info on White Owl Retreat 2020 - https://whiteowlretreat.org * Email: gourmetmusicpodcast@gmail.com (c) 2022 UTR Media. All Rights Reserved. A 501(c)(3) non-profit org - info at https://utrmedia.org

Learning how to lead yourself is where true progress begins.  How can you lead someone else, or your team, or your business, if you can't first take the necessary steps toward self-leadership? Jill Phillips joins Nicole as we have 2 life and business coaches here to help increase the return on your personal and professional life.  Learn the steps to trust yourself, trust in the process, and experience true growth. Learn more about Jill Phillips coaching at www.strategicsolutionscoaching.com!  Begin to Lift Your Future at www.liftyourfuture.com! 

Jill Phillips grew up in the early 1960's in a London that no longer exists. She started life in Lamlash Street, went to school, grew up and, after a few years of working in a solicitor's office in London, decided to emigrate to Canada. She spent 30 years working here as an Occupational Therapist and hospital manager. Towards the end of her career, when other people generally start slowing down their lives, she sped everything up. Her own battle against an insecure mindset and self-sabotage became a pathway to new confidence in her 60's. She divorced, moved, and finished writing her Masters of Occupational Therapy thesis. Now a published author and speaker, Jill has been checking items off her bucket list (like running a 5k!) and she's helping others do the same. Her book, Lamlash Street: A Portrait of 1960's Post-War London Through One Family's Story, tells the story of the strength and resilience that we all have, but don't realize till later. Watching her mother go against the popular trends led Jill to do the same thing, questioning the "norm" and showing other women - all people, really - that we can do whatever we set our minds to, at any point in our life. Please grab a copy of Jill's book, wherever you purchase your reading materials - it's worth the read! The best way to get in touch with Jill is through her website: https://jmphillipsauthor.com/ (https://jmphillipsauthor.com/)

Overcoming Self-doubt and an Insecure Mindset the Jill Phillips Way This is an exciting and inspiring Living to 100 Club conversation with someone who has worked in her post-50 years to cultivate confidence, while overcoming self-doubt and breaking through long held limitations. Our guest, Jill Phillips, shares with our audience how she decided to pursue her life goals after retirement. This included pursuing a graduate degree, writing a book about growing up in London in the early 1960's, and running a 5k marathon. Jill is checking off items on her bucket list and helping others do the same. For our guest, age is not a limitation. As she says, “We can succeed in goals we never thought we could accomplish. We can re-position our mindset and cultivate our confidence.” Jill shares the ways she overcame her self-doubt and self-limiting ideas. And she offers ways others can overcome many of their own struggles, too. Importantly, we explore a world that can't be visited anymore – South East London, 1963 – when we discuss her book, Lamlash Street: A Portrait of the 1960's Post-war London. Mini Bio Jill Phillips is an author and retired Occupational Therapist. Motivated by the retelling of family stories, she wrote Lamlash Street. This is about navigating family life in London after World War II. She is a storyteller with a passion to inspire families to connect through the telling of their past. Jill spent 30 years working as an Occupational Therapist and Hospital manager before retiring. She was not interested in slowing down the pace of life as she neared retirement. Instead, she refocused her efforts enjoying each day with a zest for life. She is currently splitting her time between the UK and Canada, maintaining close contacts with family. At the same time, she is discovering more fascinating family stories. Learn more at www.jmphillipsauthor.com. Items for Our Listeners Jill's Book: Lamlash Street: A Portrait of 1960's Post-War London Through One Family's Story Jill's Website

Overcoming Self-doubt and an Insecure Mindset the Jill Phillips Way This is an exciting and inspiring Living to 100 Club conversation with someone who has worked in her post-50 years to cultivate confidence, while overcoming self-doubt and breaking through long held limitations. Our guest, Jill Phillips, shares with our audience how she decided to pursue her life goals after retirement. This included pursuing a graduate degree, writing a book about growing up in London in the early 1960's, and running a 5k marathon. Jill is checking off items on her bucket list and helping others do the same. For our guest, age is not a limitation. As she says, “We can succeed in goals we never thought we could accomplish. We can re-position our mindset and cultivate our confidence.” Jill shares the ways she overcame her self-doubt and self-limiting ideas. And she offers ways others can overcome many of their own struggles, too. Importantly, we explore a world that can't be visited anymore – South East London, 1963 – when we discuss her book, Lamlash Street: A Portrait of the 1960's Post-war London. Mini Bio Jill Phillips is an author and retired Occupational Therapist. Motivated by the retelling of family stories, she wrote Lamlash Street. This is about navigating family life in London after World War II. She is a storyteller with a passion to inspire families to connect through the telling of their past. Jill spent 30 years working as an Occupational Therapist and Hospital manager before retiring. She was not interested in slowing down the pace of life as she neared retirement. Instead, she refocused her efforts enjoying each day with a zest for life. She is currently splitting her time between the UK and Canada, maintaining close contacts with family. At the same time, she is discovering more fascinating family stories. Learn more at www.jmphillipsauthor.com. Items for Our Listeners Jill's Book: Lamlash Street: A Portrait of 1960's Post-War London Through One Family's Story Jill's Website

The road to becoming an author begins when you realize that a story in your life demands to be told.  At first glance, writing a memoir looks easy enough. Easier than writing fiction. After all, there is no need to make up a story or characters, and the protagonist is none other than you. Still, memoir writing carries challenges and possibilities, and the first one is to decide to begin. Let's dive into how Jill Phillips got started on her path to her first published book.Jill became a first-time author in retirement because she wanted to capture and record her family's stories before they were lost forever. Memories are precious and carry wisdom that can benefit others by broadening their perspective. My conversation with Jill about her self-publishing journey gives you insight into what she learned and tools she used that can help you to start telling your own story. She delivers her advice while sharing some of her own memoirs from her first book 'Lamlash Street.' Listen to the end as I share 8 SIMPLE STEPS   to publishing your first book.Jill's WebsiteBuy Lamlash Street on AmazonDebra Jones's book on AmazonIf you enjoyed Lamlash Street, you might also like Debra's Mom's Book 'AFTER THE WAR' This episode is brought to you by LUNCH with a HEALER podcast. The BEST conversations happen when you're having lunch with a friend - especially when one is a healer! Pull up a chair at LunchwithaHealer.com Thanks for listening, I really do appreciate it!I invite you to sign up to receive my monthly blog, plus all new podcast episodes right in your inbox. Go to www.debrajones.caLeave me a voice message at www.speakpipe.com/debrajones and I'll send YOU a personal reply.

On Culture Friday, Nick Eicher and Myrna Brown talk to John Stonestreet about Florida's effort to protect young students from false gender narratives; Collin Garbarino reviews the new time-travel adventure film, The Adam Project; and Steve West talks to singer-songwriter Jill Phillips about her latest project. Plus: illegal boat parking, and the Friday morning news.Support The World and Everything in It today at wng.org/donate. Additional support comes from The Master's University. Building on the foundation of faith in our students' lives and equipping them for a life of commitment to Christ and Scripture. Masters.edu/visit From Wednesday in the Word with Krisan Marotta, the podcast about what the Bible means and how we know. New every Wednesday on podcast apps or browse over a decade of episodes at Wednesdayintheword.com. And from Barnabas Aid, providing hope and support for our persecuted brothers and sisters around the world. Aid from Christians, through Christians, to Christians. More at barnabasaid.org.

Jill Phillips is a family storyteller with a passion to inspire families to connect through the telling of their past. She started life on Lamlash Street in London, emigrated to Canada, where she obtained her master's degree, and spent 30 years working as an Occupational Therapist and Hospital Manager. Motivated by her family's experiences in 1960's London, Jill shares their stories to celebrate a time of close family connections in difficult life situations and a way of life which is fondly remembered. Learn more at www.jmphillipsauthor.com.

J.M. Phillips is an author and retired Occupational Therapist. Motivated by the retelling of family stories, she wrote Lamlash Street, which is about navigating family life in London after World War II. She is a storyteller with a passion to inspire families to connect through the telling of their past. Growing up in the UK, J.M. emigrated to Canada after working in a London solicitor's office for a few years. She spent 30 years working as an Occupational Therapist and Hospital manager before retiring. Rather than slowing down the pace of life as she neared retirement, J.M. refocused her efforts enjoying each day with a zest for life. A technology and sci-fi fan with a thrill-seeking streak, she's been cave swimming in Mexico and hopes to swim with dolphins. During one of her many trips to visit her family in Bexleyheath, she was inspired to capture their memories of a way of life that is cherished by many. Pulling from her uncle's World War II stories and her memories of her young life in the 1960's, she aims to carry on his legacy with her books. She spent many years working in health care. She is currently splitting her time between the UK and Canada, maintaining close contacts with family, and at the same time discovering more fascinating family stories. Learn more at www.jmphillipsauthor.com. J.M. Phillips is an author and retired Occupational Therapist. Motivated by the retelling of family stories, she wrote Lamlash Street, which is about navigating family life in London after World War II. She is a storyteller with a passion to inspire families to connect through the telling of their past. Growing up in the UK, J.M. emigrated to Canada after working in a London solicitor's office for a few years. She spent 30 years working as an Occupational Therapist and Hospital manager before retiring. Rather than slowing down the pace of life as she neared retirement, J.M. refocused her efforts enjoying each day with a zest for life. A technology and sci-fi fan with a thrill-seeking streak, she's been cave swimming in Mexico and hopes to swim with dolphins. During one of her many trips to visit her family in Bexleyheath, she was inspired to capture their memories of a way of life that is cherished by many. Pulling from her uncle's World War II stories and her memories of her young life in the 1960's, she aims to carry on his legacy with her books. She spent many years working in health care. She is currently splitting her time between the UK and Canada, maintaining close contacts with family, and at the same time discovering more fascinating family storiesJill's Website Buy Jill's Book Connect with Jill on Facebook  *Any affliate links listed do not affect the price or the author's work in any way. Any proceeds gained are used to support the production of the What Women Want Today Podcast

J.M. Phillips is an author and retired Occupational Therapist. Motivated by the retelling of family stories, she wrote Lamlash Street, which is about navigating family life in London after World War II. She is a storyteller with a passion to inspire families to connect through the telling of their past.  Growing up in the UK, J.M. emigrated to Canada after working in a London solicitor's office for a few years. She spent 30 years working as an Occupational Therapist and Hospital manager before retiring.  Rather than slowing down the pace of life as she neared retirement, J.M. refocused her efforts enjoying each day with a zest for life. A technology and sci-fi fan with a thrill-seeking streak, she's been cave swimming in Mexico and hopes to swim with dolphins.  During one of her many trips to visit her family in Bexleyheath, she was inspired to capture their memories of a way of life that is cherished by many. Pulling from her uncle's World War II stories and her memories of her young life in the 1960's, she aims to carry on his legacy with her books.  She spent many years working in health care. She is currently splitting her time between the UK and Canada, maintaining close contacts with family, and at the same time discovering more fascinating family stories. Learn more at www.jmphillipsauthor.com.  J.M. Phillips is an author and retired Occupational Therapist. Motivated by the retelling of family stories, she wrote Lamlash Street, which is about navigating family life in London after World War II. She is a storyteller with a passion to inspire families to connect through the telling of their past.  Growing up in the UK, J.M. emigrated to Canada after working in a London solicitor's office for a few years. She spent 30 years working as an Occupational Therapist and Hospital manager before retiring.  Rather than slowing down the pace of life as she neared retirement, J.M. refocused her efforts enjoying each day with a zest for life. A technology and sci-fi fan with a thrill-seeking streak, she's been cave swimming in Mexico and hopes to swim with dolphins.  During one of her many trips to visit her family in Bexleyheath, she was inspired to capture their memories of a way of life that is cherished by many. Pulling from her uncle's World War II stories and her memories of her young life in the 1960's, she aims to carry on his legacy with her books.  She spent many years working in health care. She is currently splitting her time between the UK and Canada, maintaining close contacts with family, and at the same time discovering more fascinating family stories Jill's Website  Buy Jill's Book  Connect with Jill on Facebook   *Any affliate links listed do not affect the price or the author's work in any way. Any proceeds gained are used to support the production of the What Women Want Today Podcast

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We all give each other so many gifts for Christmas, and that's all fine. But there's one Person we often leave out -- Jesus Christ! In this episode, Graham and Katie dive into the Scriptures to explore what it could look like in our families for each person to give Jesus a gift. After all, it's His birthday we're celebrating! Think about what we do for others' birthdays: we give them gifts that THEY want. How do we know what Jesus wants? He's told us -- in His Word.

In a time where we currently save every memory and picture online, what's often missing is the voice of our grandparents and great-grandparents. Stories that helped younger generations understand where they come from and gave them tools for the future have been lost to live-streaming and comment sections. Yet, those lessons can provide valuable insight into ourselves and how to overcome some of our biggest struggles. Jill Phillips grew up in a London that no longer exists, London in the early 1960's. The stories of her parents and relatives who struggled to overcome the trauma of WWII touched her deeply. Motivated by the stories, Jill recaptured that unique time to pass on to the younger generation through her lively and hilarious book, Lamlash Street. In this episode, Jill talks to us about how today's families can connect younger generations and kids to their family's history, preserve family stories in writing and the surprising and enlightening lessons that come with understanding her own past family strife. Visit https://wishslate.com/podcasts for Episode Transcript & Links to Resources --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wishslate/message

Jill Phillips is a singer-songwriter and the star of the Gullahorn Happy Hour along with her husband, Andy Gullahorn. She's also a Marriage and Family Therapist. Jill will soon be releasing a new album called Deeper Into Love, a collection of songs that take a journey through grief, healing, and redemption. In this episode, Jill and Jonathan talk about the gap between the truth and how it feels, integration and disintegration, and going boldly into the house of grief. Support the show: https://therabbitroom.givingfuel.com/member See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I had a delightful chat with author Jill Phillips about her book Lamlash Street, & learned that while it's mainly based on fact, it has some fiction embedded in it too. Set in post WWII London, Jill skillfully writes about her family members & what their lives were like at that time. 

Dr Jill Phillips is a GP who was diagnosed with stage 3c ovarian cancer in 2018. Today we explore her perspectives as both a doctor and as a patient. If you find this podcast valuable, rating it 5 stars and leaving a review on your podcast app is appreciated. If you would like to provide feedback or request a topic, please Contact Us. Thank you for listening.

At 68 years young, Jill Phillips has a lot of stories and several everyday lessons worth sharing. From growing up in 1960's London, to writing a book, to getting healthy and completing a 5K in her mid-sixties, Jill's message is clear: Do the things you want to do. This energetic and vibrant lady reminds us that divorce isn't a death sentence and that spending time with loved ones near the ends of their lives can be incredibly fulfilling and valuable. When Jill decided to write her book, it meant learning about and telling her family stories. What surprised Jill during this process was how much she learned about herself. If you have a passion project, a bucket list, or just want to make a few changes in your life, Jill's interview may be the jolt you need to get up off the couch and do the things you want to do.

Today we have an absolutely amazing guest from London, UK. Wellcome Jill Phillips, with her amazing stories of not giving up, achieving more just because 'She Wanted So!' There's no reason of giving up or slowing down, just because someone else said you have to or it is the right thing to do. It is not, if it is not the right thing for you... Join us and do not forget to order Jill's book 'Lamlash Street' https://jmphillipsauthor.com/ 

Jill Phillips is a retired occupational therapist and the author of Lamlash Street: A Portrait of 1960's Post-War London Through One Family's Story.   She is a storyteller with a passion to inspire families to connect through the telling of their past.  Today we discuss the importance of using stories to create family connections and to preserve and honor the past. 

So many of us want to pass down family memories, so the next generation can know what it was like back then. But how do we transform our memories into one compelling story?Without having ever written a book before, Jill Phillips set out on just this task. She shares with us why she started writing, what the process was like for her, and how she came to finish a memoir she's proud to call her own.jmphillipsauthor.comBook: Lamlash Street: A Portrait of 1960's Post-War London Through One Family's Story * *FYV uses affiliate links.Interested in writing a memoir of your own? Sign up for our Memoir Masterclass. 

Cassandra started as a reporter, then went back to get her MFA in creative writing. Cassandra's first full-length book is a non-fiction memoir called We Are Bridges, and Jeannie devoured it entirely in a day. We Are Bridges a story that ranges across three generations from Louisiana with the lynching of a great-grandfather to modern life in Los Angeles, exploring romance and race and motherhood and what they all mean together. She shares with us her practiced art of listening, how working with editors and deadlines helped, and her drive to become a writer and a storyteller. … Continue...Episode 109 – Interview with Cassandra Lane

I'd like to introduce you to J.M Phillips, storyteller, and author of Lamlash Street: A Portrait of 1960's Post-War London Through One Family's Story. In her late 60's, Jill crossed off two items on her lifetime bucket list - become a published author, and run a 5K marathon.Her book, set in the London of the early 1960's that no longer exists, highlights the Cockney families who were still traumatized by WWII and living among dilapidated buildings. Years later, motivated by the stories passed down from the older family members, Jill recaptured that unique time to pass on to the next generation. She shares her stories and her family's stories about overcoming adversity.  Jill is passionate about helping women succeed in goals they never thought they'd be able to accomplish.  Jill encourages you to share your life stories because they can help those going through similar struggles that you have already overcome.  Every family has a story, here is Jill's. Be sure to order her book today! Her website is below.  You can also order the book on Amazon.https://jmphillipsauthor.com/

We have a very special guest for our 100th episode. I'd like to introduce you to J.M Phillips, storyteller, and author of Lamlash Street: A Portrait of 1960's Post-War London Through One Family's Story. In her late 60's, Jill crossed off two items on her lifetime bucket list - become a published author, and run a 5K marathon. Her book, set in the London of the early 1960's that no longer exists, highlights the Cockney families who were still traumatized by WWII and living among dilapidated buildings. Years later, motivated by the stories passed down from the older family members, Jill recaptured that unique time to pass on to the next generation. She shares her stories and her family's stories about overcoming adversity. Jill is passionate about helping women succeed in goals they never thought they'd be able to accomplish. Jill encourages you to share your life stories because they can help those going through similar struggles that you have already overcome. Every family has a story, here is Jill's. Be sure to order her book today! Her website is below. You can also order the book on Amazon. https://jmphillipsauthor.com/

Join me as I chat with author J.M. Phillips (Jill). She motivated by the retelling of family stories, she wrote Lamlash Street, which is about navigating family life in London after World War II. She is a storyteller with a passion to inspire families to connect through the telling of their past. Grab her book here https://amzn.to/2PWwVtm { Affiliate Link} Jill's website http://jmphillipsauthor.com/ --- 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/chatsfromtheblogcabin/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chatsfromtheblogcabin/support

Scotty Smith and Russ Masterson talk with singer / songwriters (and married couple!) Jill Phillips and Andy Gullahorn, about the fifth conversation from Searching for Grace, "Vulnerability is essential for healing and connection."  

There are so many people who talk about writing down family memoirs. We interviewed Jill Phillips, who has completed her first novel of non-fiction memoirs to talk about her process, her journey, and her recommendations for anyone thinking it’s time to start writing their own family stories. She describes how to start and set yourself up for success, deliberations on whose truth to go with, and other important decisions a memoir will need to make. … Continue...Episode 95 – Memoir Writing with Jill Phillips

After 20 years as a singer/songwriter, Jill Phillips went back to school to get her Masters in counseling and is now a full-time Marriage and Family therapist (who still plays music!) To anyone who knows Jill at all, this career transition is not surprising. She is an incredibly wise and empathetic friend to many, and even her songs are often based on the themes of carrying each other’s burdens, and holding grief and hope together in the same hand. We were originally going to do this interview in her new counseling office, so I could sit on her couch and, you know, get the full experience, but then it was a beautiful Spring day and we decided to just sit on their back porch and catch up. You might hear a few airplanes flying over, but you also might hear a lot of birds chirping, too. It was worth it. These days, when I see Jill, it’s usually while we’re working on music or in line at Ladybird Taco, so I’ve not gotten the full story until this chat. I’ve watched her sitting and doing homework in soundcheck the past four years, though, and it’s been inspiring to see how focused and driven she is on learning better and better how to love and care for people. Glad you guys hit play on this one, I think you’re really going to enjoy it. If you want to learn more about Jill or hear her wonderful music you can go to JillPhillips.com Get your tickets to the White Owl Music Fest!! Just outside of Nashville on May 29. And please, friends, join us at the CHICKEN OF THE MONTH CLUB!!! Go to fh.org/pivot to sign up today! Also, here’s a little Andy O music, if you’re interested… Thank you all! Now go do something awesome. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-pivot/support

Matt Stanfield has been in the Nashville music scene as a pianist, programmer, arranger and producer since the 90's. He is know for his creative and inspiring parts, but is also known to be a calming and stabilizing force in any room that he enters.  Matt has worked for Fleurie, Norah Jones, Michael W. Smith, Kelly Clarkson, Kasey Musgraves, Sam Hunt, Thomas Rhett, Jake Owens, Brett Eldridge, Josh Groban, Russel Dickerson, Matt Redman, Jason Crabb, Old Dominion, Ben Rector, MercyMe, Newsboys, Mandisa, Chris Tomlin, Leigh Nash, Kari Jobe, Ruelle, Sam Tinnesz, Hope Darst, Mack Brock, Phil Wickham, Hillsong, Jenn Johnson, Corey Asbury, Stu G, Amanda Cook, Jars of Clay, Tiffany, Jill Phillips, Bethel Music, Natalie Grant, Britt Nichole, Charlie Peacock, Lady Gaga, Coke, Google, Pepsi, NASCAR, Vox Magazine, and Duke University.  Jacob and Matt talk about his early days on the piano, situational awareness musically and interpersonally, people that play like their personality, and the great piece of advice that Tony Lucido gave to him. Check out all of Matt's album credits at AllMusic.com Follow Matt on instagram @mattstanmusic Follow us on Instagram @thesidemanchronicles Follow Jacob on Instagram @jacoblowerymusic Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe

Todo lo bello perece. Sólo el silencio permanece. El silencio de tu discurso, el silencio de tu canción. El silencio de tu ausencia. Estamos celebrando el medio siglo de la publicación de “After The Gold Rush”, el segundo disco en solitario de Neil Young. Recordamos al rockero gaditano An-Tonio y a su productor José Antonio Romero. Reivindicamos al gallego Ale. Desde Nueva Jersey nos canta en silencio John Gorka. Y desde Gotemburgo…. La Banda Sonora de Nuestras Vidas… También seguimos a la jovencita de Sabadell que tanto encandila: Kora. Con paciencia. Desde Austin… Ben Kweller. Y ¡conocéis el nombre artístico de Anne Decatur Danielewski, una neoyorquina fantástica de quien he perdido la pista…? DISCO 1 POE Hello (1) DISCO 2 NEIL YOUNG Tell Me Why (1) DISCO 3 MERRY CLAYTON Southern Man (1) DISCO 4 SUFJAN STEVENS Mystery of Love (From "Call Me By Your Name" Soundtrack) (RUMER -18) DISCO 5 SARAH JAROSZ I Can’t Love You Now (FIN DE TEMPORADA - 10) DISCO 6 JILL PHILLIPS Steel Bars (4) DISCO 7 THE SOUNDTRACK OF OUR LIVES Flipside (Cd 2 - 3) DISCO 8 JOHN GORKA Silence (1) DISCO 9 MELISSA MANCHESTER Crazy People (8) DISCO 10 HOOTIE & THE BLOWFISH Only Wanna Be With You (4) DISCO 11  BEN KWELLER Falling (11) DISCO 12 AN- TONIO Río Yu-Yu (3) DISCO 13 KORA Paciencia (FIN DE TEMPORADA - 15) DISCO 14 ALE Todos Los Santos (HOMES -6) BONUS TRACK JESSICA PRATT Poly Blue (5) Escuchar audio

The more I know about life and people, the more I love Enneagram Sixes. Called Loyalists, Sixes are the most faithful and dependable people on the Enneagram. They keep a watchful eye over us. They safeguard our values. In my opinion, they're the glue that holds our world together. And, by the time this episode is over, you’re going to understand why Enneagram Sixes have a reputation for being some of the funniest people on the planet. Today, Jill Phillips, Leslie Jordan, Francie Likis, and Katie Williams describe what it’s like to be Enneagram Sixes.  You're going to love and admire this group of women as they explain:   How fear and anxiety manifest in The Loyalist What the difference is between counter-phobic and phobic Sixes How different forms of worst-case-scenario planning play out So, sit back, hit play, and listen to this remarkable group of women talk about how they see and experience the world. You’ll enjoy every minute of it.

If you are in any sort of relationship with an enneagram 8 or 9, you want to hear this podcast episode! On May 7, Joey (8) and Billy Schewee (9) joined Suzanne, and then later Joe, to talk about parenting, relationships, the enneagram, struggling, and being vulnerable during the pandemic. Their conversation was so great, we decided to flip it for the TEJ Podcast! In episode 85, the first of two episodes, we learn about: Enneagram 8s and 9s and co-parenting. It's not always so easy! "Scene Control" for 8s Vulnerability vs. Transparency 9s, parenting, and energy Advice for relationships between 2 mothers and their 8 daughters. "I have the highest expectations of you without wanting to be close to you. And that's where the problem comes." - Joey (8) And a very cool and special ending to today's episode from our friends Andy Gullahorn and Jill Phillips!

This week on Typology, I’m excited to welcome my friend, Jill Phillips.  Jill is a singer, songwriter and therapist based in Nashville who has been immersed in the Enneagram for some time now. She has a lot of wisdom to share, especially as it relates to the nuances of being a Six. Today we’ll touch on: Enneagram stances and how they impact the lens through which each type views the world Ways the Enneagram integrates with other things, such as therapy or recovery The Enneagram Six’s defense mechanisms for managing fear and anxiety Tune in to this great episode.

“A job of a songwriter is to not sleepwalk through the world.” - Andy GullahornOur good friend Andy Gullahorn joins Michael on this edition of Restoring the Soul. Andy was born and raised in the rich musical climate of Austin, TX and then went to College at Belmont University in Nashville to join the legions of songwriters in the country music scene. After graduation, he spent a number of years as a staff writer for publishing companies while playing guitar on the road for singer/songwriter Jill Phillips (who he happened to be married to).In 2004, after realizing that his second child was on the way and that his wife would need to come off of the road, Andy released “Room to Breathe” and began performing his own shows again for the first time in 5 years.He now spends his time playing concerts and house shows across the country, accompanying other artists on the road, and providing his three kids with plenty of stories to tell their counselors in 20 years. Andy was a Kerrville New Folk Winner in 2010 and was a runner-up at the 2009 Rocky Mountain Folks Festival.To discover more about Andy, visit his website.

Jon Foreman reimagines a Hank Williams classic. Andrew Osenga takes a stab at Sir Paul McCartney. Sara Groves puts her spin on Jars of Clay. We are featuring all cover songs - and all of these NOT available on Spotify! -----------TRACK LIST EP.33---------- * "These Boots Were Made for Walkin'" - Jessica Campbell (orig Nancy Sinatra) * "I Am" - The Franz Family (orig Jill Phillips) * "Dancin' in the Dark" - Mat Kearney (orig Bruce Springsteen) * "Love Crusade" - Christa Wells (orig Michael W. Smith) * "These Days" - Eric Peters (orig Jackson Browne) * "Flood" - Sara Groves (orig Jars of Clay) * "Hungry Heart" - Audrey Assad (orig Bruce Springsteen) * "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of These)" - Branches (orig Eurythmics) * "Your Cheatin' Heart" - Jon Foreman (orig Hank Williams) * "American Pie" - Giants & Pilgrims (orig Don McLean) * "My Brave Face" - Andrew Osenga (orig Paul McCartney) * "Brilliant Disguise" - Micah Dalton (orig Bruce Springsteen) * "In My Room" - Jason Harrod (orig The Beach Boys) -----------CREDITS------------ * SPONSOR 1: Civilized Creature - The Way Back Home - https://is.gd/civcre * SPONSOR 2: Teressa Mahoney - "Not A Love Story" - https://is.gd/tmsingle * UTR's All Aboard 2019 Campaign info - https://utrmedia.org/aa2019 * UTR's "Summer of Vinyl" Contest - https://is.gd/SOvinyl * UTR's Special Menu (All Covers) Spotify Playlist - https://utrmedia.org/sm06 (c) 2019 UTR Media. All Rights Reserved. A 501(c)(3) non-profit organization - more info at https://utrmedia.org

By all accounts, Tony Wood is the epitome of successful Christian songwriting. Take five minutes now to read the following list of artists who’ve recorded his songs and then ask yourself if Tony Wood might not have something very valuable to say to you about how to craft songs that span genres, styles, and even generations.With over 700 songs recorded in the Christian music marketplace, Tony Wood songs have been recorded by Point Of Grace, Michael W. Smith, SELAH, 4-Him, Sandi Patty, Natalie Grant, Avalon, Ginny Owens, Mark Schultz, Brian Littrell (of the Backstreet Boys), Matt Redman, KUTLESS, Steven Curtis Chapman, Chris August, Mark Hall (of Casting Crowns), Group 1 Crew, Big Daddy Weave, Pocket Full of Rocks, FFH, Mandisa, Chris Sligh, Mark Harris, Francesca Battistelli, Colton Dixon, Nicole C. Mullen, Larnelle Harris, All Star United, Building 429, Jason Crabb, Joy Williams, Hawk Nelson, Jaci Valesquez, 33 Miles, Steve Green, PASSION, Gaither Vocal Band, Phillips, Craig & Dean, Royal Tailor, About A Mile, Petra, 7eventh Time Down, Kari Jobe, Anthony Evans, Wayne Watson, Meredith Andrews, Kim Hill, the Museum, Oak Ridge Boys, Don Moen, Rush Of Fools, Kathy Troccoli, Lincoln Brewster, OBB, Moriah Peters, Matt Wertz, Mike Donehey (of Tenth Avenue North), 1 Girl Nation, Aaron*Jeoffrey, Sidewalk Prophets, Guy Penrod, Booth Brothers, Cindy Morgan, Mark Lowry, Geoff Moore, Greg Long, Ricky Skaggs, Travis Cottrell, Kerrie Roberts, Clay Crosse, Scott Krippayne, Talley Trio, Bob Carlisle, Nichol Sponberg, Bill Gaither, Babbie Mason, Christy Nockels, Ian Eskelin, Steve Camp, Jonny Diaz, Russ Taff, Gold City, Ray Boltz, Jill Phillips, Paul Baloche, Aaron Shust, Leeland Mooring, Rob Mathes, Wayne Haun, Michael English, BarlowGirl, Sheila Walsh, Warren Barfield, Joseph Habedank, I AM THEY, Amber Nelon Thompson, Ronnie Freeman, TaRanda Greene, Brian Free and Assurance, NEWSONG, Susan Ashton, Veritas, Jim Brady Trio, Jody McBrayer, Matthew West, Tim Rushlow, Jessica Simpson, All Things New, Todd Agnew, Ronan Tynan, Legacy Five, Janet Paschall, Nelons, OBB, Kim Boyce, Gary Chapman, the Martins, Charles Billingsley, Russ Lee, Michael O’Brien, GLAD, First Call, Imperials, Karen Peck & New River, TRUTH, Alisa Turner and even more…If you’re not impressed with that list, you’re listening to the wrong podcast.In this episode, John Chisum has a fun and very valuable conversation with Tony about his humble beginnings and the leap of faith that brought him to Nashville with no connections, no guarantees, and only the faith that God had called him to become a Christian songwriter. Tony shares candidly about the long journey through trials and setbacks that required a lot of tenacity and faith for him to “make it” years after he settled here with his first song being recorded, as well as his uncertainty that the “next song will ever come.”You can read more about Tony Wood on his website at tonywoodonline.com and follow him on Twitter and Instagram @tonywood_exit71.For more information visit www.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com and join the Successful Christian Songwriters Group on Facebook! Be sure to join NCS MEMBERSHIP today at www.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com  for the finest songwriter resources, coaching, inspiration and information! How to get involved Join the Successful Christian Songwriters Group on Facebook and continue the discussion! https://www.facebook.com/groups/SuccessfulChristianSongwriters/ Check out all of the resources for you to become the songwriter you were meant to be at www.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com   If you liked this episode, be sure to subscribe and leave a quick review on iTunes. It would mean the world to hear your feedback and we’d love for you to help us spread the word!

We have lined up 18 Christmas songs from some UTR favorites (Josh Garrels, 6'10, Jill Phillips) and some newer discoveries (Sister Sinjin, Dave Pettigrew, Hymns For The Architect). --------------SONG LIST FOR EP.25---------------- "Christmas Light" - Ginny Owens "Oh Come, Oh Come" - Benjamin Dunn & Friends "Love is Here" - Dave Pettigrew "Come, Thou Long Expected Jesus" - Fernando Ortega "Angels We Have Heard On High" - Page CXVI "Christmas is Here" - 6'10 "May You Find A Light" - Hymns For The Architect "Go Tell It On The Mountain" - The McCrary Sisters "Bethlehem Town" - Weston Skaggs "O Little Town of Bethlehem" - Scott Mulvahill (ft. Sarah Kroger) "The Virgin Mary Had One Son" - Josh Garrels "O Come All Ye Faithful" - Jill Phillips & Andy Gullahorn "King of Light" - Matt Wheeler "Sleigh Ride" - SHEL "Mary's Song (Our King of Peace)" - Wendell Kimbrough "Joy To The World" - Andrew Ripp "In These Long, Last Days" - Sister Sinjin "Let It Snow" - Chris Rice ----------SHOW CREDITS------------ * Host & Executive Producer - Dave Trout * Music Assistant - Larry Stephan * Sponsor - Matt Searles' "Watches Of The Night" - http://is.gd/mattbc * Sponsor - Jessica Crawford's "Honestly" - http://is.gd/jessicait * Spotify "UTR's Special Menu: Christmas" - http://is.gd/SMplay * Spotify "UTR's Heart, Soul, & Mind Playlist" - http://is.gd/HSMplay * UTR's "Follow The Star" Compilation (free on NoiseTrade) - http://is.gd/cmas18nt * Buildathon 2018 Campaign - https://utrmedia.org/buildathon2018 (c) 2018 UTR Media. All Rights Reserved. A 501(c)3 non-profit organization - more info at https://utrmedia.org

In this episode Luke & John look back on the last church calendar year and count down their top 5 hymn-related projects of the year.

By all accounts, Tony Wood is the epitome of successful Christian songwriting. Take five minutes now to read the following list of artists who’ve recorded his songs and then ask yourself if Tony Wood might not have something very valuable to say to you about how to craft songs that span genres, styles, and even generations. With over 700 songs recorded in the Christian music marketplace, Tony Wood songs have been recorded by Point Of Grace, Michael W. Smith, SELAH, 4-Him, Sandi Patty, Natalie Grant, Avalon, Ginny Owens, Mark Schultz, Brian Littrell (of the Backstreet Boys), Matt Redman, KUTLESS, Steven Curtis Chapman, Chris August, Mark Hall (of Casting Crowns), Group 1 Crew, Big Daddy Weave, Pocket Full of Rocks, FFH, Mandisa, Chris Sligh, Mark Harris, Francesca Battistelli, Colton Dixon, Nicole C. Mullen, Larnelle Harris, All Star United, Building 429, Jason Crabb, Joy Williams, Hawk Nelson, Jaci Valesquez, 33 Miles, Steve Green, PASSION, Gaither Vocal Band, Phillips, Craig & Dean, Royal Tailor, About A Mile, Petra, 7eventh Time Down, Kari Jobe, Anthony Evans, Wayne Watson, Meredith Andrews, Kim Hill, the Museum, Oak Ridge Boys, Don Moen, Rush Of Fools, Kathy Troccoli, Lincoln Brewster, OBB, Moriah Peters, Matt Wertz, Mike Donehey (of Tenth Avenue North), 1 Girl Nation, Aaron*Jeoffrey, Sidewalk Prophets, Guy Penrod, Booth Brothers, Cindy Morgan, Mark Lowry, Geoff Moore, Greg Long, Ricky Skaggs, Travis Cottrell, Kerrie Roberts, Clay Crosse, Scott Krippayne, Talley Trio, Bob Carlisle, Nichol Sponberg, Bill Gaither, Babbie Mason, Christy Nockels, Ian Eskelin, Steve Camp, Jonny Diaz, Russ Taff, Gold City, Ray Boltz, Jill Phillips, Paul Baloche, Aaron Shust, Leeland Mooring, Rob Mathes, Wayne Haun, Michael English, BarlowGirl, Sheila Walsh, Warren Barfield, Joseph Habedank, I AM THEY, Amber Nelon Thompson, Ronnie Freeman, TaRanda Greene, Brian Free and Assurance, NEWSONG, Susan Ashton, Veritas, Jim Brady Trio, Jody McBrayer, Matthew West, Tim Rushlow, Jessica Simpson, All Things New, Todd Agnew, Ronan Tynan, Legacy Five, Janet Paschall, Nelons, OBB, Kim Boyce, Gary Chapman, the Martins, Charles Billingsley, Russ Lee, Michael O’Brien, GLAD, First Call, Imperials, Karen Peck & New River, TRUTH, Alisa Turner and even more… If you’re not impressed with that list, you’re listening to the wrong podcast. In this episode, John Chisum has a fun and very valuable conversation with Tony about his humble beginnings and the leap of faith that brought him to Nashville with no connections, no guarantees, and only the faith that God had called him to become a Christian songwriter. Tony shares candidly about the long journey through trials and setbacks that required a lot of tenacity and faith for him to “make it” years after he settled here with his first song being recorded, as well as his uncertainty that the “next song will ever come.” You can read more about Tony Wood on his website at tonywoodonline.com and follow him on Twitter and Instagram @tonywood_exit71. For more information visit www.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com and join the Successful Christian Songwriters Group on Facebook! Be sure to join NCS MEMBERSHIP today at www.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com  for the finest songwriter resources, coaching, inspiration and information!

The more I know about life and people, the more I love Enneagram Sixes. Called Loyalists, Sixes are the most faithful and dependable people on the Enneagram. They keep a watchful eye over us. They safeguard our values. In my opinion, they're the glue that holds our world together. And, by the time this episode is over, you're going to understand why Enneagram Sixes have a reputation for being some of the funniest people on the planet. But wait! There's another reason why you need to listen to this show! A few weeks ago, I hosted a panel of four Enneagram Nines, all of whom happened to be guys. At the end of that episode, I promised I would soon host a show with four women. Well, today's the day! For this week's Typology, I brought together Jill Phillips, Leslie Jordan, Francie Likis, and Katie Williams to describe what it's like to be Enneagram Sixes.  You're going to love and admire this remarkable group of women. So sit back, hit play, and listen to this wonderful group of women talk about how they see and experience the world. You'll enjoy every minute of it. ---- To download a PDF of a chapter from Ian's book called Finding Your Type, visit TypologyPodcast.com. You can follow us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. And if you like the show, we'd love for you to go over to Apple Podcasts and leave us a review. It helps us know what you think, and it helps others find out about the show.

In this episode, Kathy talks about the value of the past and embracing beautiful lyrics, melodies and meanings from old hymns and gospel songs. She also interviews Nashville Worship Artist, Jill Phillips, who has a brand new project out called "Lead Me Home," which is focused on this style of music. Think of your favorite hymn and why it means so much to you and tune in to listen to this episode!

On this episode of The Road Back to You, Ian and Suzanne's guest are Jill Phillips and Andy Gullahorn. Jill is an Enneagram 6 (The Loyalist) and Andy a 9 (The Peacemaker). Their insight into how the Enneagram has helped them in their marriage and their role as parents while balancing their lives as full-time musicians is nothing short of inspiring.   We have also included a bonus song, recorded by Jill and Andy live in The Road Back To You studio. Whether you are an Enneagram 6 or 9, married to a 6 or 9, or are close friends with either number, we think you'll find this episode invaluable. Enjoy!

Jill Phillips is a Nashville based singer/songwriter whose guitar based folk-rock sound blends deep and penetrating lyrics with an ever fresh take on the joys and sorrows of life. Jill’s debut album, self titled “Jill Phillips” was released in 1999 and produced by Grammy-winning songwriter, Wayne Kirkpatrick. Jill currently performs and records as an independent artist who just released her tenth album, “Lead Me Home.”  Visit Jill’s website at www.jillphillips.com.A few of the topics Jill shares in this interview include:The impetus behind her newest album of hymns and traditional gospel songs.The Cvil Rights history and suffering beneath several of the songs on her album.What it means to live awake and alive and how Jill has been impacted by the practice of spiritual direction.Featuring two songs from Jill’s newest album: "Great Is Thy Faithfulness" & "Keep Your Eyes On the Prize"

As we come to the end of our first podcast season, I am so thankful for the opportunity to share the Restoring the Soul podcast with you--our listeners. As a way of saying thank you, I’m sharing this podcast which includes a special Christmas song from my friends Andy Gullahorn and Jill Phillips. I’m also sharing a message I recently gave at Denver Seminary student chapel called, “Less Is More” about our need to be still and rest in what God has already done in Christ. It’s a very timely for the often hectic holiday season.  For those of you who may be wondering, Season 2 of Restoring the Soul will premier on February 7th, 2017. You can look forward to more in depth interviews and several fresh voices about how we flourish from the inside out. Until then, many blessings to you through the Christmas season and into 2017. From my family to yours. Michael 

This week on the Voices In My Head Podcast I'm joined by the talented Randall Goodgame. He has written songs for Veggie Tales, Caedmon's Call, Andrew Peterson, Jason Gray, Jill Phillips, and Eric Peters. He is also a frequent collaborator of Andrew Peterson, including the 2006 music album, Slugs & Bugs & Lullabies. From this album, the song You Can Always Come Home was featured on the Veggie Tales' The Wonderful Wizard of Ha's (2007). He and his wife live in Nashville Tennessee with their three kids and a dog. ( schnoodle)You can support the new Slugs and Bugs Sing The Bible Record at this web site. http://www.slugsandbugs.com/ This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit rickleejames.substack.com/subscribe

For our milestone 300th episode, we share never-before-heard live UTR exclusive tracks by Burlap To Cashmere, Andrew Osenga, Jill Phillips, and many more.

For our milestone 300th episode, we share never-before-heard live UTR exclusive tracks by Burlap To Cashmere, Andrew Osenga, Jill Phillips, and many more.

It's our annual audio countdown of the best music that graced our ears these last 12 months - the Top 11 Gourmet Albums of 2014 - including music by Melanie Penn, The Choir, Jill Phillips, & more.

It's our annual audio countdown of the best music that graced our ears these last 12 months - the Top 11 Gourmet Albums of 2014 - including music by Melanie Penn, The Choir, Jill Phillips, & more.

Happy Father's Day! Eric Peters and Andrew Greer give their thoughts about fatherhood PLUS hear some great dad themed music by Andrew Peterson, Jill Phillips, Watermark and more.

Happy Father's Day! Eric Peters and Andrew Greer give their thoughts about fatherhood PLUS hear some great dad themed music by Andrew Peterson, Jill Phillips, Watermark and more.

We revisit an old favorite from UTR's archives, an interview with Eric Peters - plus more great tunes by Sarah Masen, Jill Phillips, Downhere and more.

We revisit an old favorite from UTR's archives, an interview with Eric Peters - plus more great tunes by Sarah Masen, Jill Phillips, Downhere and more.

My guest this week on the Voices In My Head Podcast is singer, songwriter, and guitarist Andy Gullahorn. The first time I ever heard Andy Gullahorn play guitar, I didn't know him by name. I was watching a live music video by Andrew Peterson online and was blown away by the incredible backup guitarist that he had on stage. As time went on I discovered not only his name but that he was also the guitarist for Jill Phillips and was also an amazing Singer and Songwriter himself. His new album is titled "Beyond The Frame" and it is one of the top albums that I've had the pleasure of hearing this year offering tracks that literally make me laugh, make me cry, and make me want to be a better person.  Voices In My Head is a Podcast dedicated to covering things like comics, movies, books, music and various other things that get stuck in the head of pop culture, but with a Theological lens. Listen to it on Podbean.com, Stitcher, The Rick Lee James Mobile App, iTunes, Reverbnation.com, and Facebook. Rick Lee James Official Web Site is www.RickLeeJames.com. To leave a voice message comment for Voices In My Head call (937) 505-0162. Get Rick's music on iTunes and at CDBaby.com. Email can be sent to RLJames29@yahoo.com. You can also watch Rick Lee James music videos on YouTube.Please leave a review on iTunes and let us know what you thought of today's episode. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit rickleejames.substack.com/subscribe

My guest this week on the Voices In My Head Podcast is singer, songwriter, and guitarist Andy Gullahorn. The first time I ever heard Andy Gullahorn play guitar, I didn't know him by name. I was watching a live music video by Andrew Peterson online and was blown away by the incredible backup guitarist that he had on stage. As time went on I discovered not only his name but that he was also the guitarist for Jill Phillips and was also an amazing Singer and Songwriter himself. His new album is titled "Beyond The Frame" and it is one of the top albums that I've had the pleasure of hearing this year offering tracks that literally make me laugh, make me cry, and make me want to be a better person.  Voices In My Head is a Podcast dedicated to covering things like comics, movies, books, music and various other things that get stuck in the head of pop culture, but with a Theological lens. Listen to it on Podbean.com, Stitcher, The Rick Lee James Mobile App, iTunes, Reverbnation.com, and Facebook. Rick Lee James Official Web Site is www.RickLeeJames.com. To leave a voice message comment for Voices In My Head call (937) 505-0162. Get Rick’s music on iTunes and at CDBaby.com. Email can be sent to RLJames29@yahoo.com. You can also watch Rick Lee James music videos on YouTube.Please leave a review on iTunes and let us know what you thought of today’s episode.

The one and only Jill Phillips joins us for episode 49 to talk being vulnerable in your art, overcoming negative female stereotypes, and of course, Beyonce! 

In the days before its release, Jill Phillips and Andy Gullahorn fell in love with Ben Shive's The Cymbal Crashing Clouds. They decided to corner Ben in the kitchen and make him reveal all his super-secret powers of writing and recording. This podcast is the result. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We put our playlist into the hands of UTR listeners. We'll enjoy hand-picked music by Jill Phillips, Zach Williams, and a debut of the band SHEL.

We put our playlist into the hands of UTR listeners.  We'll enjoy hand-picked music by Jill Phillips, Zach Williams, and a debut of the band SHEL.

Some of the best gourmet tracks released in the past two months including songs by Jill Phillips, Gungor, Needtobreathe.

Some of the best gourmet tracks released in the past two months including songs by Jill Phillips, Gungor, Needtobreathe.

Song artists Jill Phillips & Andy Gullahorn serenade chapel students with some of their latest works.

The Merry Christmas Extravaganza :: A performance by Andrew Peterson and friends (Jill Phillips, Andy Gullahorn, Sandra McCracken and Eric Peters), kangaroo boxing, new game ideas, killer Christmas songs, the week’s news and entertainment …

The Merry Christmas Extravaganza :: A performance by Andrew Peterson and friends (Jill Phillips, Andy Gullahorn, Sandra McCracken and Eric Peters), kangaroo boxing, new game ideas, killer Christmas songs, the week's news and entertainment …