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This week, a University of Otago led study found that autistic pupils are significantly less likely to attend school regularly, particularly at a young age. The researchers of the study had information on 654,438 pupils, of which 8427 were autistic. They found that autistic pupils' regular attendance was 55.3%, compared to 62.5% for non-autistic pupils. They also found that autistic students would experience about 78 fewer school days on average per year compared to their non-autistic peers. Lead author, Dr Nick Bowden, of the Department of Paediatrics and Child Health, has said that "it's important to remember that behind the data are real children, whānau, and educators, trying to make it work, often without the tools or support they need". Producer Max spoke with Larah van de Meer, Research and Advocacy Manager at Autism New Zealand, about the recent study by the University of Otago.  

For our weekly catchup with the Green Party's Ricardo Menendez-March, Oto spoke to him about the government's pre-budget announcement and cuts to the operating allowance, as well as the government rejection suggestions to review carbon subsidies and the Greens' call to ban engineered stone products. He spoke to PSA National Secretary Fleur Fitzsimmons (Fit-Simons) for a follow up conversation about the pre-budget announcement. And, for this week's Get Action! He speak to Volunteer president of the Associated New Zealand ME Society Fiona Charlton about a petition to roll back the government's benefit cuts for people experiencing long term hospitalisation. Max spoke to Tania Sawicki Mead, Head of Communications at UNICEF Aotearoa, about the announcement that UNICEF would be launching a groundbreaking project to 3D print prosthetic limbs for war-injured children in Gaza. And he spoke to Larah van de Meer, Research and Advocacy Manager at Autism New Zealand, about the recent study by the University of Otago, that showed that autistic pupils attend school at a noticeably lower rate than non-autistic students.

About this episode In this conversation, Becky Davidson and Larah discuss the journey of parenting a child with autism, exploring themes of faith, advocacy, and personal growth. Larah shares her experiences with her son Graham's autism diagnosis, the impact on her family, and how it has deepened her understanding of God. They also delve into the importance of seeing autism through a gospel lens and the role of the Holy Spirit in parenting. In this conversation, Larah and Becky discuss the challenges of parenting children with autism, focusing on understanding emotional behaviors, the importance of advocacy, and the role of faith in navigating these experiences. They share personal stories and insights on how to approach parenting with love, responsibility, and spiritual guidance, emphasizing the significance of communication and understanding in fostering positive relationships with their children. About Larah Larah Roberts is a Bible teacher, author, podcaster, and Instagram content creator at Raising Autistic Disciples. She is passionate about encouraging and equipping others to grow in personal discipleship—and having fun while doing it. Raised in Louisiana and now calling North Carolina home, Larah shares life's adventures with her college sweetheart, Collin. Together, they co-authored How to Advocate & Stay Christian, a practical resource on navigating advocacy with a gospel lens. Beyond ministry and writing, Larah's greatest joy is being a mom to three fun and energetic kids who keep life exciting. She loves road trips, collecting earrings, cheering for every team in the WNBA, reading, naps, and deep conversations over coffee.   Related Links By the Brook Instagram: @raisingautisticdisciples       

In this episode, Larah has a conversation with Dr. Chris Hulshof to discuss what it means to cultivate a truly inclusive church culture—one that moves beyond passive acceptance to active participation for people with disabilities. They explore the foundations of disability-inclusive leadership and how pastors and church leaders can take practical steps toward shifting their congregations in this direction.Find the full Show-Notes at: https://keyministry.org/2025/03/28/jesus-disability-theology-with-chris-hulshof-ep-140/

More and more kids and adults are being diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder and other types of neurodivergence. If you love someone on the spectrum, you might wonder how he or she processes concepts like salvation or the church. How can parents help autistic kids come to know and love Jesus? Larah from @raisingautisticdisciples is here to encourage parents on this journey.Larah Roberts has worked in ministry since college, but it was when her son was diagnosed with ASD as a young child that she began to study and create resources for parents in the same situation. You can find her on Facebook or Instagram @raisingautisticdisciples and download a free seven-day devotional for parents of kids with autism. Check out her book How to Advocate & Stay Christian: For Parents of Special Kids.Follow @soulgritresources on FB and IG and email your questions and comments to info@soulgritresources.com. Sign up at www.soulgritresources.com to be the first to know about new blogs, episodes, and more.

Join Collin and Larah as they discuss the question "why does life have to be so hard?" Why is the journey of raising an autistic kid have its challenges? What verse in the Bible explains "why is this life so hard?"Join the conversation!

Join Collin and Larah as they describe the Christmas adventures their family went on and what they learned from it that includes breaking out in hives, goldfish, snot, and blessing the Lord at all times.

Join Collin and Larah as they describe the Christmas adventures their family went on and what they learned from it that includes breaking out in hives, goldfish, snot, and blessing the Lord at all times.

Join Collin and Larah as they look back over season one and offer a few regrets, wishes, and even more excitement for what is to come!DM Larah on Instagram @RaisingAutisticDisciples to give us some ideas on what topics you'd like to hear going forward!

Join Collin & Larah as they discuss the final stage of the autism diagnosis for the Christ-following parent: Education & Advocacy. You can find their book, "How to Advocate & Stay Christian," on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3SpITcb

In this episode we have the amazing Larah sharing AUTISM FROM A BIBLICAL PERSPECTIVE. Oh man, please take a listen specially if you are a christian family. This woman is filled with so much wisdom I promise you'll be blessed by her understanding :)    Be sure to follow her on instagram and also be sure to purchase her book:  How to Advocate & Stay Christian: For Parents of Special Kids: Roberts, Collin & Larah: 9798218454081: Amazon.com: Books Larah | Christian Mom of an Autisic Kid (@raisingautisticdisciples) • Instagram photos and videos   If this episode has blessed you be sure to leave a review! 

Elaina Marchenko sits down to interview Larah Roberts, the new Operations Director here at Key Ministry. Larah shares her heart for disability ministry, and her experience as a Special Needs mom.Find the full Show-Notes at: www.keyministry.org/podcast

In this episode, you will listen to a conversation on; moments that changed the direction of Larah's life, the importance of creating a safe container in retreats, the Ibiza Retreats team and venues, and the three principles of regenerative wellness. To support this podcast, share it with friends, subscribe, or rate it. Ibiza Refuge for Dreamers web https://www.oihanagalordual.com/podcast Where to find Larah Davis https://www.ibizaretreats.com @ibiza_retreats Where to find Oihana Galor-Dual www.oihanagalordual.com @ibizarefugedreamers, @oihanagalordual11, Music at the end of the episode by Moshe Halperin, Nessi Gomes https://open.spotify.com/album/6gCLbU87KMs1PIYxVgsaxP?si=u8v_aMekTvGyfcBzTHT0Vw

Join host Larah and guest Katie White as they talk about the stage of Grief & Acceptance that is a part of the Autism Diagnosis for the Christ-following parent.BIG News! We've launched RaisingAutisticDisciples.com! We are also launching an online support group for parents and caregivers who are raising autistic disciples. Sign up today!

In this episode, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Larah Loutati. Larah is the Co-founder of Vitable, Australia's first personalised vitamin and supplements subscription service. Larah grew up in the coastal town of Agadir, Morocco, she later moved to Europe to take a degree in communication and finance, and finally Australia for he role as head of Product for Hello Fresh, before eventually leaving to start Vitable.Since launching in 2019, Vitable has delivered over half a million recommendations to consumers, grown to a team of over 20 people, and has expanded internationally into New Zealand, Singapore, Hong Kong, Malaysia and the Philippines. Vitable has over $14 million in annual recurring revenue (as of April of this year)Listen to Larahs' incredibly inspiring story, as she dives deep into not only her journey but gives valuable advice to all entrepreneurs looking to start or scale their business.In this episode:Risking everything to leave her family and high-paying consultancy role behind to move to the other side of the world and start a business - And why you NEED to takes risks if you want to live the life of your dreams.What she learnt from being an early employee at Hello Fresh and how her 3 years there inspired her to launch Vitable.How to get millions of dollars in investment BEFORE you have even started the business.Why it's important to get to an MVP and launch as soon as possible.Why investors LOVE Australian companies.Why Larah fell in love with subscription-based businesses during her time as head of product for Hello Fresh and how she implement that at Vitable.How process that Vitable follow to scale domestically and expand into new international markets.The unique operational challenges Larah's facing while scaling a business that sends out fully personalised deliveries to customers each month & what she has needed to do to make this viable.How the current economic climate is changing conversations with investors, and how it's brought in new challenges for start-ups looking to gain investment.---Follow Larah here

Mit Spannung läuft die Saison der Google Pixel Frauen-Bundesliga 2023 an. Im Quintett von Larah, Sophie, Lennart, Christopher und Gerhard werden zentrale Fragen diskutiert: Hält der Aufwärtstrend bei Zuschauer- und Medienresonanz trotz WM-Pleite? – Sophie berichtet aus ihrer mit „1,3“ bewerteten Masterarbeit wer die fünf Persona sind, die zu den Ligaspielen in die Stadien gehen. – Larah öffnet die Perspektive für Fußballerinnen sich eine Karriere nach der Karriere aufzubauen. Beispiele sind Lena Lotzen, Babett Peter und Kim Kulig.– Welche Vermarktungschancen hat Frauen-Fußball gegenüber dem Männer-Fußball? Zentrale Statements von Steffi Jones aus dem letzten podcast werden zudem besprochen. Schlauhören lohnt sich!

Larah Loutati is the Co-Founder of Vitable. Topics discussed ~ career background, why start-ups, building an MVP, reflecting back, advice for younger self, Vitable origin story, strengths vs weakness, building the right team, feedback from customers, sustainability, a normal week, inspirations, equity crowd funding, energy + what's next. This episode is proudly brought to you by ⁠PaySquad⁠ ~ Buy Now, Pay Together. Group Payments Without the Hassle. YOU CAN FIND US ON... The web ~ ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://linktr.ee/funnybusinesspodcast⁠⁠⁠⁠ Instagram ~ ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/funnybusiness_au/⁠⁠⁠⁠ LinkedIn ~ ⁠⁠⁠⁠Lach⁠⁠⁠⁠ / ⁠⁠⁠⁠Rob⁠⁠⁠⁠ CONTACT ME (Lach) ~ lach@dreambigsocialclub.com

On tonight's show, we are talking about Kids Helping Kids, Shoals CASA, & Shoals CASA Rogersville Gives Back Fall Festival with 11-year-old KHK founder Jaylinn, Jaylinn's mom, Larah, & Shoals CASA Executive Director Heather from Rogersville Park! I hope you will listen and share.

This is the first conversation of five episodes discussing the five stages of discovering autism for the Christ-following parent. Larah talks with guest Lizzie Mears, a speech therapist and a friend that guided her during a hard season of denial. Though these stages and phases will look different for every family, it is our hope that the next series of episodes be ones to help identify, encourage and offer practical and gospel hope to take the next step forward on the autism journey.Connect with us:Instagram: ⁠https://instagram.com/raisingautisticdisciples Facebook: https://facebook.com/raisingautisticdisciplesEmail: raisingautisticdisciples@gmail.com

Larah is joined by Pastor Connor Bales, who serves as the Prestonwood Baptist Church North Campus Pastor. Connor is the author of “Counted Worthy: A Father's Perspective on the Theology of Suffering.” He is married to Mary and has five sweet kiddos. Pastor Connor has a heart for special needs ministry and is committed to serving and sharing the Gospel with families affected by disabilities.Counted Worthy available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble.Connect with Connor:connorbales.com/Connect with us:Instagram: ⁠https://instagram.com/raisingautisticdisciples

Drawing from the concept of the imago Dei, or image of God, Collin and Larah talk about how God's character and attributes are uniquely on display in and through autism. Every person is an image-bearer of the living God, created by Him with inherent value and worth as His creation.This episode is essential for those who are parenting, caring for, and supporting those who are autistic. Remembering that God created autism for His glory enables us as parents to take up the mantle of discipleship in our home. 1 Corinthians 12:9 says, "My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness." Therefore, I will boast all the more gladly of my weaknesses, so that the power of Christ may rest upon me.We would love to connect with you and hear your story. If you have any questions or just want to say hi, please do not hesitate to email us at raisingautisticdisciples@gmail.com.

La Diva Milena discusses being the first transgender woman competing in the Puerto Rican wrestling industry. Larah discusses being the first drag queen in Puerto Rico to transition into the wrestling industry. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lucha-libre-online/support

"I can't get no satisfaction..." That could have been the sound track to the lady that Jesus met in John 4. You're very welcome to join us this Sunday morning to discover how Jesus gave her purpose and hope.The video cuts in and out a bit as the internet is not so good in Larah, but the audio track should be ok:

Larah church building was beautifully decorated for our harvest service last night. Thanks to all who decorated and grew vegetables! Thank-you also to dairy farmer Willie Nixon for coming and preaching for us, you can listen to Willie's sermon below.

This episode was produced in partnership with Vitable.How do you build a fully personalised business, to scale?   Larah Loutati is the founder of Vitable, Australia's first personalised vitamin and supplements subscription service.  Vitable works like this; consumers jump onto the website and take a quiz, and from your unique answers, an AI-powered algorithm recommends a unique vitamin and supplements pack for you out of 1.2 million possible combinations. These daily, personalised vitamin packs are then delivered straight to your door each month in plastic-free, home compostable sachets.  Since launching in 2019, Vitable has delivered over half a million recommendations to consumers, grown to a team of over 20 people, and has expanded internationally into New Zealand, Singapore, Hong Kong, Malaysia and the Philippines. You'll learn:  How she fell in love with subscription-based businesses during her time at meal delivery start-up Hello Fresh  Why Larah has remained committed to her decision to develop her own products rather than purchasing white label vitamins, despite the fact it's way more expensive to do it this way!  How she manages her investors' expectations  How the current economic climate is changing conversations with investors, and how it's brought in new challenges for start-ups in managing their pathway to profitability  The unique operational challenges she's facing while scaling a business that sends out fully personalised deliveries to customers each month  For 40% off your first order with Vitable, use the code LADY40 at www.vitable.com.au (T&Cs apply).~ Connect with us ~ Find us at www.ladybrains.com.au  Follow us on Instagram @lady.brains Chat to us in the Facebook group, the lady-brains clubhouseSign up for our online business course BASE CAMP here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode was produced in partnership with Vitable. How do you build a fully personalised business, to scale?    Larah Loutati is the founder of Vitable, Australia's first personalised vitamin and supplements subscription service.   Vitable works like this; consumers jump onto the website and take a quiz, and from your unique answers, an AI-powered algorithm recommends a unique vitamin and supplements pack for you out of 1.2 million possible combinations. These daily, personalised vitamin packs are then delivered straight to your door each month in plastic-free, home compostable sachets.   Since launching in 2019, Vitable has delivered over half a million recommendations to consumers, grown to a team of over 20 people, and has expanded internationally into New Zealand, Singapore, Hong Kong, Malaysia and the Philippines.  You'll learn:  How she fell in love with subscription-based businesses during her time at meal delivery start-up Hello Fresh  Why Larah has remained committed to her decision to develop her own products rather than purchasing white label vitamins, despite the fact it's way more expensive to do it this way!  How she manages her investors' expectations  How the current economic climate is changing conversations with investors, and how it's brought in new challenges for start-ups in managing their pathway to profitability  The unique operational challenges she's facing while scaling a business that sends out fully personalised deliveries to customers each month  For 40% off your first order with Vitable, use the code LADY40 at www.vitable.com.au (T&Cs apply). ~ Connect with us ~  Find us at www.ladybrains.com.au   Follow us on Instagram @lady.brains  Chat to us in the Facebook group, the lady-brains clubhouse Sign up for our online business course BASE CAMP here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Color is vibration. It is movement, it is language. Walaa is a certified color mentor and therapist and Founder of Color Ways. She works with her clients to transform their lives and guide them on their journey with color to help them become their best selves.In this episode, Lara talks with Walaa about her personal journey into the world of color and how she can help individuals gain a sense of renewed confidence, more happiness, and a better life balance– all through color. They discuss what colors mean, Lara's color archetype, and how you can find your own color archetype.Resources Mentioned:https://color-ways.com/Use code LARAH for 15% off a color therapy sessionColor Archetype QuizConnect with the Guest:Instagram Walaa - https://www.instagram.com/walaa.colorways/?hl=en Instagram Color Ways Academy - https://www.instagram.com/colorways.academy/?hl=en Connect with LYT Daily and Lara Heimann:Instagram Lara Heimann - https://www.instagram.com/lara.heimann/ Facebook Lara Heimann - https://www.facebook.com/lara.f.heimann Instagram LYT Yoga - https://www.instagram.com/lytyogamethod/Facebook LYT Yoga - https://www.facebook.com/lytyogamethod Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Join Mistress Mia and Master John as we speak with Larah from Arizona! She's been pondering her thoughts on become a full fledged woman but she may be ready to finally embrace her new found self as "Larah". She's been sweet and passive living as a crossdresser but we think she's ready to stake her claim in this new life! Look out world, here comes Larah! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mistress-mia8/support

Episode 32 and this years Final TMI is a corker. I've been saving this one for the last of the year because it deserves to be. Larah or Mama Bross is one of the most engaging, charismatic people Mutch has ever met. They talk about past plays, their time in Stand Up together, remembering the amazing Lynn Ruth Miller and of course BAGELS!! Truly one of the best episodes. Enjoy the presence that is Mama Bross.

What do you do when things are shaken? When the pressure mounts? Join us this remembrance Sunday, to learn from Jesus how can you stand firm when everything around you is shaking. We're in Ballyhaise at 9am, Larah at 10am, Drung at 11:15am and Killoughter at 12:30pm. If you are unwell or unable to get out you can join us live on Facebook and on YouTube at 11:15am. Please let those offline know that they can phone 049 4305485 to listen to a recording of the service.

Today we get to talk to a tech expert, Lee Shelton, Lee is a marketing and brand strategist with a deep love for the Church. For over a decade, he's worked with businesses, nonprofits, and churches, helping them increase their reach on a digital landscape.Lee believes the local church is the engine God is using to reach the world. He views his role as one that helps churches tell a timeless story in a strategically timely way, all while accurately tracking and measuring the results. He and his lovely wife, Larah, live in Wylie with their three children, Jude (11), Norah (8), and Jack (6). Learn more: UniteLife.org

We had a great time at our harvest in Larah last night. Thanks to all who decorated and thanks to Mark Smith for preaching so faithfully and clearly for us. You can see some photos of the beautifully decorated church (and the world's biggest pumpkin?!) and you can listen to Mark Smith's sermon on Mark 4:30-32 below.Mark 4:30-32 : And he said, “With what can we compare the kingdom of God, or what parable shall we use for it? It is like a grain of mustard seed, which, when sown on the ground, is the smallest of all the seeds on earth, yet when it is sown it grows up and becomes larger than all the garden plants and puts out large branches, so that the birds of the air can make nests in its shade.” World's biggest pumpkin?!

In this angry world of blaming and shaming, who doesn't need a non-accusing place to stand and be safe? Join us this Sunday to discover how Jesus is the only safe place to go in an accusing world and how He gives purpose and restoration to His people. We're in Ballyhaise at 9am, Drung at 11:15am and Killoughter at 12:30pm. If you are unwell or unable to get out you can join us live on Facebook and on YouTube at 11:15am, You can get the service sheet here and the Children's Sheet here. Please let those offline know that they can phone 049 4305485 to listen to a recording of the service. PLEASE NOTE THAT THERE IS NO SERVICE IN LAVEY at 10am as we have our harvest in Larah this week at 8pm and then our harvest in Lavey on Sunday 24th at 10am.

A wedding is a place for celebration, not for mourning! And that's Jesus' answer to the people who are grumbling about his disciples. Join us this Sunday to discover why Jesus is cause for celebration. We're in Ballyhaise at 9am, Larah at 10am, Drung at 11:15am and Killoughter at 12:30pm. If you are unwell or unable to get out you can join us live on Facebook and on YouTube at 11:15am, You can get the service sheet here and the Children's Sheet here. Please let those offline know that they can phone 049 4305485 to listen to a recording of the service.

If you're wondering why there's a picture of Larry Goodman, you'll have to come on Sunday to find out! We'll be reading Luke 5:27-32 and discovering there's something about Jesus that just made a very wealthy tax collector called Levi want to start again.We're in Ballyhaise at 9am, Larah at 10am, Drung at 11:15am and Killoughter at 12:30pm. If you are unwell or unable to get out you can join us live on Facebook and on YouTube at 11:15am, You can get the service sheet here and the Children's Sheet here. Please let those offline know that they can phone 049 4305485 to listen to a recording of the service.

Your health is your wealth? As long as you've got your health, that's the main thing? But is it? What if you haven't got your health? Are you less important? Is your life less valuable? Join us this Sunday to meet two people who didn't have their health, one was full of leprosy and the other couldn't walk. They were both desperate, and both longed for good health. As they come to Jesus, what will they discover? We're in Ballyhaise at 9am, Larah at 10am, Drung at 11:15am and Killoughter at 12:30pm. If you are unwell or unable to get out you can join us live on Facebook and on YouTube at 11:15am, You can get the service sheet here and the Children's Sheet here. Please let those offline know that they can phone 049 4305485 to listen to a recording of the service.

Larah's mom died 10 years ago by suicide. We talk about growing up, addiction, overdose, and how life has changed after her mother passed. https://newsly.me/ and use promo code DEATH2021 for one month free Newsly Premium Support The Death of My by contributing to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/the-death-of-my-podcast

Do any of you remember getting holiday brochures from the travel agent? Before the days of YouTube we used to get travel brochures to find out about where we might be able to go on holiday. They gave a foretaste of what you could expect. Join us this Sunday as we see a foretaste of what Jesus kingdom looks like in Luke 4:31-44 and consider the questions of healing and demons. We're in Ballyhaise at 9am, Larah at 10am, Drung at 11:15am and Killoughter at 12:30pm. If you are unwell or unable to get out you can join us live on Facebook and on YouTube at 11:15am, You can get the service sheet here and the Children's Sheet here. Please let those offline know that they can phone 049 4305485 to listen to a recording of the service.

This Sunday we'll see how Jesus was treated in his local synagogue and we'll be asking whether He is welcome in our churches.We're in Ballyhaise at 9am, Larah at 10am, Drung at 11:15am and Killoughter at 12:30pm. If you are unwell or unable to get out you can join us live on Facebook and on YouTube at 11:15am, You can get the service sheet here and the Children's Sheet here. Please let those offline know that they can phone 049 4305485 to listen to a recording of the service.

What's the best day that you've ever had? Maybe it was a birthday, a Christmas, maybe it was a day that you were looking forward to for a long time, like the last day of school! Or a wedding day, or the birth of a child. In our reading this Sunday Jesus is saying something like: “Today is the best day” Why does he say that? Please join us this Sunday to find out what Jesus is saying is so good about today. We're in Ballyhaise at 9am, Larah at 10am, Drung at 11:15am and Killoughter at 12:30pm.If you are unwell or unable to get out you can join us live on Facebook and on YouTube at 11:15am, You can get the service sheet here and the Children's Sheet herePlease let those offline know that they can phone 049 4305485 to listen to a recording of the service.

It's hard to keep working at difficult tasks - especially when the end is far from sight. Hear what God has to say to his disheartened people as they continue to labour at building their temple, and what he says to us as we labour in his church. As usual, we'll be in Ballyhaise at 9am, Larah at 10am, Drung at 11:15am and Killoughter at 12:30pm.If you're unable to join us in-person, then you can join us online on Facebook or YouTube at 11:15am. You can get the service sheet here .Please let those offline know that they can phone 049 4305485 to listen to a recording of the service.

Do you have a job that you don't like doing? Isn't it easier just to put it off till later?But that's what God's people were doing to God at the time of Haggai! Join us this Sunday to hear what God says to his procrastinating, ‘putter-offer' people. As usual, we'll be in Ballyhaise at 9am, Larah at 10am, Drung at 11:15am and Killoughter at 12:30pm.If you're unable to join us in-person, then you can join us online on Facebook or YouTube at 11:15am. You can get the service sheet here and you can get the Children's sheet here.Please let those offline know that they can phone 049 4305485 to listen to a recording of the service.

This week the staff at Café Mana in Cavan town couldn't believe it when their boss Eilish told them not to come into work because she had organised a day out to Rossnowlagh for them! When they first heard about it, they must have thought she was codding them! Then they probably hoped it was true, but once they were on the road to Rossnowlagh, they were fairly sure it was true. And when they felt the sand between their toes and smelt the sea and heard the waves breaking, they knew it was true! There's a huge difference between hoping something and knowing something. Hopes can be dashed and disappointed. But when you know something, it is certain, it is better than a hope. What about eternal life, is that something that you hope for, or something that you know that you have? Please join us this Sunday to find out that God wants us to know that we have eternal life. We're in Ballyhaise at 9am, Larah at 10am, Drung at 11:15am and Killoughter at 12:30pm.If you are unwell or unable to get out you can join us live on Facebook and on YouTube at 11:15am, You can get the service sheet here and the Children's Sheet herePlease let those offline know that they can phone 049 4305485 to listen to a recording of the service.

How do you know that you are loved in a world that is full of so much pain & suffering? When you or someone you love is sick, how can you know that you are loved? Please join us this Sunday to find out more. We're in Ballyhaise at 9am, Larah at 10am, Drung at 11:15am and Killoughter at 12:30pm.If you are unwell or unable to get out you can join us live on Facebook and on YouTube at 11:15am, You can get the service sheet here and the Children's Sheet herePlease let those offline know that they can phone 049 4305485 to listen to a recording of the service.

We live in the days of fake news and fact checkers—this week I saw on Facebook a photo of Heinz “Mayoreo” - apparently it is Oreo flavoured mayonnaise - what would you make of that? Well Facebook had a warning on the photo that it may have been an “altered image.”Since the Trump era, Fake news has become a term that we've become familiar with. But what about in church? Surely we should be able to believe what we hear in church? The Bible's answer to that may be a little surprising… Please join us this Sunday to find out more. We're in Ballyhaise at 9am, Larah at 10am, Drung at 11:15am and Killoughter at 12:30pm.If you are unwell or unable to get out you can join us live on Facebook and on YouTube at 11:15am, You can get the service sheet here and the Children's Sheet herePlease let those offline know that they can phone 049 4305485 to listen to a recording of the service.

Sometimes we need to give our hearts a little nudge in the right direction. In our reading this Sunday God gives us two powerful nudges to help us to love one another. Please join us this Sunday to find out more. We're in Ballyhaise at 9am, Larah at 10am, Drung at 11:15am and Killoughter at 12:30pm.If you are unwell or unable to get out you can join us live on Facebook and on YouTube at 11:15am, You can get the service sheet here and the Children's Sheet herePlease let those offline know that they can phone 049 4305485 to listen to a recording of the service.

Born in a small village just outside of Oxford to British and American parents, Ibiza yoga instructor, yoga therapist and founder of Ibiza Retreats, Larah Davis's journey into the wellness world came through injury. The ongoing pain from this caused her to look beyond modern medicine for an alternative way to heal her own body. In conversation with TNM Coaching's Zoran Todorovic she discusses sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems, personal transformation and by extension, the transformation of humanity.

He's just like his dad! He's got his dad's eyes! Very often we can't help but display the family likeness, sometimes it's in what we look like, other times it may be our behaviour. In our reading this Sunday the apostle John is encouraging the Christians to display the family likeness as we look forward to the ultimate family reunion. Join us this Sunday in Ballyhaise at 9am, Larah at 10am, Drung at 11:15am and Killoughter at 12:30pm. If you are unwell or unable to get out you can join us live on Facebook and on YouTube at 11:15am, You can get the service sheet here and the Children's Sheet herePlease let those offline know that they can phone 049 4305485 to listen to a recording of the service.

Have you ever been tricked? This Sunday we're going to see that God's people were in danger of being tricked by some people who had moved on from the truth about Jesus and were trying to trick others into moving on as well. The apostle John calls these people “antichrist.” Join us this Sunday to find out how to stay safe from being tricked by sticking with Jesus. We're in Ballyhaise at 9am, Larah at 10am, Drung at 11:15am and Killoughter at 12:30pm. If you are unwell or unable to get out you can join us live on Facebook and on YouTube at 11:15am, If you are unwell or unable to get out you can join us live on Facebook and on YouTube at 11:15am, You can get the service sheet here and the Children's Sheet herePlease let those offline know that they can phone 049 4305485 to listen to a recording of the service.

Many of us start off on the “wrong foot” or wind up in a seemingly dead-end job. The kind of place where our growth and need for creativity are limited. While a few of us stay, there are those who decided to take the plunge for little soul searching until we strike gold. Today's guest, Larah Loutati — founder and CEO of her own company, Vitable Australia — grew up in the coastal town of Agadir, Morocco. Larah later moved to Europe to take a degree in communication and finance, and finally Australia to build her start-up. Larah left her seaside childhood town in Morocco to joining the corporate rat race in Europe, to breezing through hospitality in Bondi Beach. Until she found her calling for product development in nutrition. Enabling her to connect directly to customers with ways that could optimise their experience. She is also now expanding her vitamin business overseas. It is an incredible journey and even better story. Hit the play button now to listen in Laura's amazing journey to destiny and get inspired!

This world is beautiful, even more beautiful when the sun is shining! This time of year in particular—fresh leaves on the trees that have been bare, flowers coming out, lambs and calves in the fields, birds singing in the trees. It’s a stunning world. So why does God say “Don’t love the world” (1 John 2:15), join us this Trinity Sunday to see what He means. We’re in Ballyhaise at 9am, Larah at 10am, Drung at 11:!5am and Killoughter at 12:30pm. If you are unwell or unable to get out you can join us live on Facebook and on YouTube at 11:15am, You can get the service sheet here and the Children’s Sheet herePlease let those offline know that they can phone 049 4305485 to listen to a recording of the service.

This Sunday is Pentecost Sunday, we’re in Ballyhaise at 9am, Larah at 10am, Drung at 11:!5am and Killoughter at 12:30pm. We’re taking a short break from 1 John to look at the first day of Pentecost in Acts 2 and seeing the harvest that we can all be involved in. If you are unwell or unable to get out you can join us live on Facebook and on YouTube at 11:15am, You can get the service sheet here and the Children’s Sheet herePlease let those offline know that they can phone 049 4305485 to listen to a recording of the service.

Guest: Larah Eksteen Today's music guest is a multiskilled singer-violinist, pianist and music producer. who started playing the violin at the age of 3, and has not looked back. Larah Eksteen regards herself as an innovator, helping to take classical music mainstream, by position string instruments in comtemporary, electronic, jazz and Latin genres among others. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's story is about a young man named Connor. His mother, Larah, told some wonderful stories about him. To have your child's story featured, fill out the submission form at www.lovedoneslost.net/submit. I look forward to hearing your stories. #LovedOnesLost --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode, I'm joined by 12 year old Laragh Byrne who has big dreams to represent Ireland in the Olympics when she's older. We hear what motivates her to train, who her heroes are, and can she see herself on the podium accepting the gold for Ireland? Joined by her mum Sonya, Larah is an inspiration and her ambition is infectious. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of GraphQLfm, Tony and Marc chat with Mark Larah, a Tech Lead working on the API team at Yelp. We talk about GraphQL internal tooling, how developers at Yelp design schemas using the "Dream Query" concept, Dataloaders, and a lot more! Follow Mark: https://twitter.com/mark_larah Show Notes: - "Dream Query" https://engineeringblog.yelp.com/2020... - "Dataloader Generation" https://engineeringblog.yelp.com/2020... - Yelp is hiring https://www.yelp.careers/us/en

When high schooler Larah Helayne heard MGH's episode with Jean O'Leary, it changed the course of her life. Plans to become a nun gave way for a new role as an LGBTQ trailblazer. In this season finale, we celebrate the history-makers who came before and those who follow in their footsteps. Visit the webpages for our Season Two episodes with Jean O'Leary—part 1 and part 2—for background information, archival photos, and other resources. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

When high schooler Larah Helayne heard MGH’s episode with Jean O’Leary, it changed the course of her life. Plans to become a nun gave way for a new role as an LGBTQ trailblazer. In this season finale, we celebrate the history-makers who came before and those who follow in their footsteps. Visit the webpages for our Season Two episodes with Jean O'Leary—part 1 and part 2—for background information, archival photos, and other resources.

Michael and Stacie interview Montgomery County High School senior Larah Helayne. They talk to her about her upcoming music projects, but most importantly her activism for LGBTQ Youth as well as Appalachia in general.

This is it pals - the interview you've all been waiting for! Please welcome to the podcast stage - Larah Bross aka Mama Bross! Larah opened her first Bross Bagels shop in portobello in 2017and since then she's become somewhat of a local legend! In this episode we ask Larah how she got from Montreal where she grew up to selling bagels in her own shop in Edinburgh. And trust us - it's been quite the journey! We hope you enjoy this fab episode with the inspirational Edinburgh legend - Mama Bross. Stay safe x -- Boss Wummin' is a podcast about Women, Comedy and Business. It's hosted by Karen and Katy Koren, the mother daughter powerhouse team behind the Edinburgh Festival Fringe venue, Gilded Balloon. Listen as Katy asks her mum for important business and general life advice to help her take the reins in running a company in the world of comedy. Or listen in as they interview some incredible people in the arts and comedy industry to get their tips and tricks of how to survive as a business and a family.

Today on Quarantalks I'm chatting with Larah Bross, founder of Bross Bagels in Edinburgh. We talked about how the business has transitioned from a small chain of bagel shops, into a city-wide deli delivery service within a matter of days! This has included setting up an online store, and using Instagram and Facebook to funnel people to order through that. You can find us both on Instagram @bross_bagels @thewhinco

Wellness expert Larah Davis joined Alyse Nelson for this episode of the #VoicesofResilience series, discussing how a silver lining of #coronavirus bringing society to its knees could be that we're forced to stop and learn how to rest & revitalize. Tune in.   To learn more about Vital Voices, visit www.vitalvoices.org  Invest in women, improve the world.  Production:  Executive Producer: Lizzie Kubo Kirschenbaum  Editor and Assistant Producer: Christi Owiye  Host: Alyse Nelson Music:  Deliberate Thought by Kevin MacLeod Deliberate Thought by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/?keywords=deliberate+thought Artist: http://incompetech.com/

Last night we had a wonderful service in a beautifully decorated church building in Larah, a fantastic choir and a great crowd. Thank-you to everyone who made the evening so enjoyable and helpful. You can listen to the recording of the Address on The Fathers of Jesus at the link below and watch a video of the choir performing “What Child is this” at the link below, from where I was sitting I could only see the backs of the choir so you can only hear the choir, but can see Daithi playing classical guitar and Cleona playing the keyboard. Before the service, decorated and ready to go! Tea and coffee after the service

Is your life successful? What does it mean to be a success? You can read Jesus verdict on a man that everyone else thought was successful here and listen to Bryan Martin’s very helpful and clear harvest talk at Larah Church at the link below: Thank-you to all who decorated the church and the organist and choir as well, a lot of hard work and a great service.

Charley Jones and James Taylor of Schmidt are the stars of today's episode. Joining them in the Kitchen, Peter and co-host Larah discuss their Wimbledon and Tunbridge Wells Showrooms, the need to evolve in a demanding market and then also learn about their background, passions and interests away from work.

Larah's journey is one of the most exciting I ever heard. From starting as an entertainer on a Disney cruise ship to briefly finding herself living the high life in New York her story is a roller-coaster. Working hard to make it in the entertaining industry Larah supported herself working as a Bartender in an exclusive club in New York where she learned the rope of customer service, which came in handy years later. From acting to comedy we touch on the hardship of making people laugh and life in the industry. Is not until an intense experience as documentarian go south that Larah embraces the idea of life in academia; a bad turn that blossoms into finally opening the bagel shop that Edinburgh was missing. You could possibly find Larah Bross in one of her shops or online here: https://brossbagels.com/[Twitter The episode is also available on Itunes, Spotify and every other player you fancy (if not, give me a shout and I'll make it happen). Opening track prod. by Rion Richard Thanks for listening!!

On this episode of CLOSESOUND, I have the honor of speaking with Mt. Sterling multi-instrumentalist and songwriter, Larah Helayne. We talk about gratitude in the creative process, Appalachian resistance, feminist in the music world, and much more. I am incredibly honored to share this wonderful conversation with you. You can find Larah and her new EP, "Roots" at: IG: @larahhelayne https://open.spotify.com/album/1GzXg1JysFibKq21RFr4v7?si=1HsGlU0rRoeuIjbDXV6hGA Here are some organizations and other media sources that were mentioned in this podcast: https://www.grackentucky.org/ http://cowancreekmusic.org/ https://www.commonpodcast.com/ https://www.appalshop.org/news/whitesburg-girls-rock-camp-announces-2019-dates/ https://www.appalshop.org/ http://www.reversalofthemuse.com/ Here is information about(most of)the musicians mentioned in this episode: Sister Rosetta Tharpe Maybelle Carter https://www.phoebefuckingbridgers.com/ https://julienbaker.com/ https://lucydacus.com/ https://xboygeniusx.bandcamp.com/ http://keatonhenson.com/ https://gregoryalanisakov.com/ https://www.theavettbrothers.com/ https://thelumineers.com/home/ http://www.joshnolanmusic.com/ http://www.thelocalhoneys.com/

After a long hot summer on the island giving to all their clients across the retreat season, Jo Youle went to meet Susie Howell and Larah Davis to see how the pair are faring post season in the Christmas run up. 2018 was an amazing year for them with a new Space in their repertoire to host their groups and they are now getting festive after their last event wrapped up last month. As new mums, they both share with Jo their Self Care tips for the festive season and also what they are most looking forward to over the Christmas period. Join the trio as they catch up in the hills in the north of the island for this edition of the Reset Rebel podcast. www.theresetrebel.com  @theresetrebel on instagram  Please do share and review this podcast if listening on iTunes.... Much festive LOVE RR Team xx

We had our harvest service in Larah on Sunday, thanks to those who beautifully decorated the church (see photos below - if you click you should get more photos). Thanks also to Simon Donohoe who preached very clearly from Mark 4, you can read Mark 4 here and listen to Simon’s talk at the link below. This coming Sunday we’ll be joined by Damien Burke from Drogheda at our harvest service in Lavey.

This week we meet the founder of Ibiza Retreats - Larah Davis - and hear her journey from dancing on podiums in KU club to running the islands biggest Retreat company, Ibiza Retreats with her business partner Susie Howell. The pair are working closely with the Ibiza tourist Board to create a legal way to run retreats on the island  - so if you are thinking to come here and set up, this ones for you!  Susie and Larah are offering up a FREE space on their Get Glowing Retreat in October for someone in need. Listen to todays podcast to find out how to apply for this spot in their stunning Space on the white isle and email us on justthegoodnewsplease@gmail.com to apply.

Neil Forbes and Flora Shedden celebrate Mothers' Day with Larah Bross of Bross Bagels. Having grown up in a Jewish family, Larah can testify to the key role that mothers play in Jewish food culture. Sumayya Usmani digs deeper into Jewish food traditions with Glasgow mother Sora Jacobs, while Frankie Vaughan meets Sarah Bodenheim, Jewish Student Chaplin for Scotland, as she prepares a Shabbat dinner.

This week Sarah is joined by Larah Pamplin. Larah was dancing before she was even born, and with her mom as her dance teacher she was brought right into the dance world. Moving from San Antonio to New York city was a big jump for Larah, but one that has made her into the dancer she is today. Sarah and Larah discuss New York vs LA, Larah gives her thoughts on ship life, and they discuss how the Pure Barre method works for dancers cross training. 

Stand up comedian, Come Dine With Me Star and Queen of 'Viva La Shambles' Larah Bross enters the weird and wonderful made up world of 'Looking Back on a Life That Didn't Happen'. After the traditional serious bit at the start, Larah journeys into a life where she has no idea whatsoever of what is coming next. Her side of Steven Davidson's odd world is entirely improvised, gloriously making it up as she goes along discussing topics from the dark depths of the Davidson mind. Total rubbish discussed in a serious manner is the future of spoken language, and it begins here.

In today's episode you will meet my friend and business partner Clare Zivanovic. Clare is a nutritionist, naturopath and medical herbalist. Clare and I will introduce you to the first FREE 21-Day Low FODMAP Smoothie Challenge, which we have created to help you making healthy low FODMAP food choices. Learn about the exciting challenges that are in store for the future as well! To read the show-notes for this episode, and subscribe to the FREE challenge please visit www.lowfodmapdiets.com/14

Are you a good candidate for a low FODMAP diet? In this episode, Larah interviews registered dietician Patsy Catsos as she explains what steps need to be taken to determine if a low FODMAP diet is right for you and discusses some of the risks of following a low FODMAP if not under the supervision of a qualified dietitian. To read the show-notes for this episode, please visit: www.lowfodmapdiets.com/3

Rhi hangs out with Nathan and Larah, two of her best friends in the whole world, and they talk about Wordpress hackers, badger-hunting Scots, the pros and cons of sex ed in public schools, spoonie entrepreneurship, and various nerdy things on this extremely hoopy 42nd episode. Show Notes Coming Soon We love your feedback! Please let us know what you think – email us at radio@loveandmoneyrevolution.com, or leave us a comment below. If you’re not subscribed, please join us! How to subscribe: Most people subscribe to podcasts in iTunes; click the button to view the podcast in iTunes. If you just want the feed link to use in a different podcast software: