Podcasts about lay minister

In this episode Rita talks to Tio Duffield, a Lay Minister for the Church of England who works closely supporting victims of sexual abuse. Having been a victim herself she shares the pain and difficulty and how she helps others manage this to start living again with strength. A great interview that gives us all great insight to overcome. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Our service for the Third Sunday of Easter is from the church of St Mary's, Lancaster.Lois Kirtley, a licensed Lay Minister will lead this service around the Church's stations of the cross. The sermon is delivered by Rev Leah Vasey-Saunders about how we are witnesses to the resurrection.

Dharma Talk by Lay Minister. Won JiYeon (03/03/2024) https://wondharmacenter.org/ #wonbuddhism #dharmatalk #community #meditation #mindfulness #zen #sotaesan #peace #wondharmacenter

"Mothers To The World" by Won Jiyeon (Kathy Abeyatunge, Jan 28 at 10 am) "Mothers To The World" by Won Jiyeon (Kathy Abeyatunge, Jan 28 at 10 am)

Roland, a Lay Minister of the Catholic faith, joins us once again to discuss his experiences conducting exorcisms, and how the dark entities can invade your world, and his solutions to protect yourself and those you love.  Roland joined the Terrell Paranormal Podcast on our second episode! Link to prayer for self-protection:https://kingjames.bible/Psalms-91 Support the showFollow us: on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube Visit Terrell Paranormal Talk Podcast's Website: TerrellParanormalTalk.ComVisit Terrell Ghosts On Our Website: TerrellGhosts.Com Email: podcasts@terrellghosts.com Phone: 972-546-7536-Help This Podcast Keep Delivering Quality Content. Consider a small donation or a regular donation of as little as $1 per month.

Bradley Jinaiyo Nussbaum is a Lay Minister with the Bright Dawn Center of Oneness and is based in New Jersey, USA. He is a social worker with a background in addiction and substance abuse and currently works in a hospice. His journey into Buddhism began when a colleague brought up the role of spirituality in mental health treatment and addiction recovery, and it occurred to him he had never included this important dimension in his own work, or indeed in his own life. After searching around and doing a lot of reading, he came across the Bright Dawn Center and it's unique blend of Zen and Pureland BuddhismIn this interview, Bradley talks about his father's illness with Alzheimers Disease and eventual death, and how, through the period of his illness, his mother became one of his most important troublesome buddhas. We discuss how working through difficult times such as this is often not pretty, and how making mistakes and messing up is part and parcel of the learning process. He also talks about dealing with difficulty within his marriage and also in his professional life as a social worker.Support the showThis podcast is sponsored by Zen Minded – an online lifestyle store offering you the very best of Japanese craft, incense & other Zen-inspired home-goods. Check it out at www.zenminded.ukWe're also sponsored by BetterHelp. BetterHelp offers convenient and affordable therapy online, helping match you with the right therapist from their network. They've extended an offer of 10% off your first month of therapy if you sign up via https://betterhelp.com/zenatthesharpendIf you liked this podcast, consider: Sharing it via social media Signing up to my email list www.markwestmoquette.co.uk

LeRoy (pronounced "leh - roy") Thomas is a native of Baltimore, Maryland, and a pastor who is married to his lovely wife Bonita. He has worked for the United States federal government for 38 years, including 24 years that were spent on active duty in the United States Air Force (to include the Vietnam & the 1st Gulf wars) and with 22 of those years served outside of the United States. As a civilian he's provided outreach, case management, counseling, advocacy, and other needed services to Veterans who were disabled, homeless, returning citizens, etc. Currently, he works for the Maryland Department of Labor as the Veteran Program Manager. LeRoy is a licensed, ordained minister of the Christian Gospel, who held several positions from Lay Minister in Turkey, to Associate Pastor, Executive Pastor, and Senior Pastor in the United States. He's Pastor Emeritus of Emmanuel Missionary Baptist Church West, Dayton, Ohio. Recently, God has called him to establish Ananias Ministries, Inc., which is a bible study ministry designed to enhance people's knowledge and understanding of God's word. Ananias Ministries, Inc. also offers private pre-marital/marriage counseling sessions upon request. LeRoy holds degrees in the following areas of study: MSW, BS in Psychology, and an AS in Aero-Space Ground Equipment Engineering. #Pastor #NoDoubt #EP140 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pneu-pneuma/support

 Caroline Yongue wants to talk about death, a subject many of us would rather avoid. She's the founder and director of the Carolina Memorial Sanctuary, a small cemetery offering environmentally-friendly burials in Western North Carolina.  The Sanctuary is grounded in a Buddhist ethos and committed to restoring native ecosystems. It's also part of a larger project to change how Americans approach death and grief — creating new ways to live with loss, from the ground up.  

The ‘common good' is a powerful and evocative phrase, drawing us towards those aims and ideals that we share together. We hear politicians and leaders invoke it – and we often pray for it in church. But what the common good might mean is far from straightforward, especially when we know that all human beings are unique and there are many different ideas of what is good and fulfilling. Given this complexity and diversity, how do we find what is common, how can we come to agreement on things that matter to us, but without sacrificing our individuality? And what role can churches play in helping – or hindering – the search for the common good?  This term we will be exploring these issues in a series of podcasts and discussions, starting this Wednesday at 8pm on Zoom and continuing on 24 February and 10 March. This week, I will be joined by Mariëtta van der Tol, who is a constitutional theorist and Alfred Landecker postdoctoral fellow at the Blavatnik School of Government. She was also recently Licensed as a Lay Minister in the Church of England.  To start the series off, Mariëtta and I have recorded a short podcast. In it we talk about approaching the 'common good' through a genuine conversation about the kind of society we want to live in, and we discuss why it's so important to include all members of society in that conversation.

This week on See Hear Love, as we prepare for Good Friday and Easter, we focus on the suffering of Jesus, His crucifixion and how living through this season of the Covid-19 pandemic has brought many of us – through our own suffering – closer to His suffering and closer to HIM .. more than ever before. Host Melinda Estabrooks is joined by four pastors: Elle Pyke – Founding Member of The New Leaf Church Planting Network and a Lay Minister with the Free Methodist Church of Canada Chris Chase – Lead Pastor of the Meeting House Newmarket and an ordained minister with over 18 years of experience in pastoral ministry Kaarina Hsieh –Lead Pastor of Parkway Forest Community Church, a diverse, multi-cultural church community in Toronto with over 25 years in pastoral ministry Jenn Burnett – Lead Pastor at The Well Church in Kelowna, British Columbia who has ministered in Ontario & Australia in a variety of contexts As they answer the question "As we approach Good Friday and Easter and we acknowledge the suffering that we and many have experienced this year during the pandemic, how does the suffering of Christ speak to you differently this year than previous? Or does it?" Our special guests also share their most hilarious moments at the pulpit AND the most hilarious responses that they have received when they introduced themselves as pastors. Suffering and joy/laughter, a healthy combination as we head into Good Friday and Easter.

This week on See Hear Love, as we prepare for Good Friday and Easter, we focus on the suffering of Jesus, His crucifixion and how living through this season of the Covid-19 pandemic has brought many of us – through our own suffering – closer to His suffering and closer to HIM .. more than ever before. Host Melinda Estabrooks is joined by four pastors: Elle Pyke – Founding Member of The New Leaf Church Planting Network and a Lay Minister with the Free Methodist Church of Canada Chris Chase – Lead Pastor of the Meeting House Newmarket and an ordained minister with over 18 years of experience in pastoral ministry Kaarina Hsieh –Lead Pastor of Parkway Forest Community Church, a diverse, multi-cultural church community in Toronto with over 25 years in pastoral ministry Jenn Burnett – Lead Pastor at The Well Church in Kelowna, British Columbia who has ministered in Ontario & Australia in a variety of contexts As they answer the question "As we approach Good Friday and Easter and we acknowledge the suffering that we and many have experienced this year during the pandemic, how does the suffering of Christ speak to you differently this year than previous? Or does it?" Our special guests also share their most hilarious moments at the pulpit AND the most hilarious responses that they have received when they introduced themselves as pastors. Suffering and joy/laughter, a healthy combination as we head into Good Friday and Easter.

As a continuation of our Commissioned Church Worker series, we will be hearing from our Parish Administrator, Tom Viliocco. Tom has been serving our congregation for 20 years as our Lay Minister (now Director of Christian Ministries) and Parish Administrator. He is retiring this winter and we thank him for his many years of exceptional service! This episode was originally recorded on July 22nd, 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced many Americans into sudden intimacy with difficult feelings: anxiety, fear, and grief. In this story from The Spiritual Edge , we get to know a North Carolina woman whose Buddhist practice has helped her navigate fear and grief.

Sermon from worship on January 26, 2020. Becky Boland, Lay Minister, preaching. Gospel reading: Mark 1: 14-20.

"Those who listen to Jesus, those who believe Him, and those who follow His teachings are the people of God.  And God is always with His people." Presented by Rev. Joshua Johnson and translated by Lay Minister Jules Mukendi on Sunday, November 10, 2019. If you wish to support this ministry financially, you can make a tax-deductible donation at: https://cccsyracuse.churchcenter.com/giving.

117. Labour to be Blessed

117. Labour to be Blessed

Would you like to be released from the pressure to be perfect? Meet Dr. Barbara! Her job is to help people love the life they have and I’m so excited to share her with you! Dr. Barbara Lowe is a licensed psychologist who founded and owns her own practice in Durham, NC. She is also a Board Certified Life Coach, Somatic Experiencing practitioner, Speaker, Author, and Lay Minister. She is a wife, mother, and step-mother, and has used her training and the wounds of her past to minister professionally and personally to women for many years. Dr. Barbara has created the Hearts Returning Home method for overcoming difficult childhood experiences and messages, to help women move from "Where's the Life I Dreamed Of?" to real soul satisfaction and kick-butt success in life! She offers blogs, vlogs, podcasts, courses, intensives, and retreats at in order to move women into "Finally, here is the life I dreamed of." WHAT WE CHAT ABOUT: the power of striving to be average the loneliness of raising kids parenting a child with special needs that are not visible being conscious about how you narrate your life making yourself a soft place for your kids when they make poor choices Barbara’s experience walking through addiction with her son how to detach with love grieving in motherhood the strength of community LINKS MENTIONED: TedX talk with Lynette Lewis Boundaries Connect with Dr. Barbara: website | instagram | facebook | youtube CONNECT WITH EMILY: website | instagram | facebook | patreon EPISODE SPONSORS: Prep Dish: get your first two weeks free go to prepdish.com/swp Care Of: get 50% off your first month with coupon code SWP50 SUPPORT THE SHOW: Patreon | Amazon SHARE THE STRUGGLE! If you've been encouraged, share this episode with a friend.  The struggle is real.  We might as well do this together! Do you love the Struggle Well Project? Please leave a review here!

Today's guest is Dr. Barbara Lowe. Dr. Barbara Lowe is a licensed psychologist who founded and owns her own practice in Durham, NC (~15 employees) She is also a Board Certified Life Coach, Somatic Experiencing practitioner, Speaker, Author, and Lay Minister. She is a wife, mother, and step-mother, and has used her training and the wounds of her past to minister professionally and personally to women for many years. Dr Barbara has created the Hearts Returning Home method for overcoming difficult childhood experiences and messages, to help women move from "where's the Life I Dreamed Of?" to real soul satisfaction and kick-butt success in life!. She offers blogs, vlogs, podcasts, courses, intensives, and retreats at drbarbaralowe.com on order to move women into "Finally, here is the life I dreamed of." Her goal is to help women finally have a sense of belonging. --- 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/the-wellness-journey-podcast-series/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-wellness-journey-podcast-series/support

Sermon on Luke 3:15-17, 21-22

Finding your faith and helping serve others. Our guest today is Dr. Barbara Lowe: Dr. Barbara Lowe, "Dr Barbara" is a licensed psychologist who founded and owns her own practice in Durham, NC (~15 employees) She is also a Board Certified Life Coach, Somatic Experiencing practitioner, Speaker, Author, and Lay Minister. She is a wife, mother, and step-mother, and has used her training and the wounds of her past to minister professionally and personally to women for many years. Dr Barbara has created the Hearts Returning Home method for overcoming difficult childhood experiences and messages, to help women move from "Where's the Life I Dreamed of?" to real soul satisfaction and kick-butt success in life! She offers blogs, vlogs, podcasts, courses, intensives, and retreats at drbarbaralowe.com on order to move women into "Finally, here is the life I dreamed of." Links for show notes:   www.drbarbaralowe.com www.wholelifepodcast.com www.drbarbaralowe.com/motherhood www.drbarbaralowe.com/selfcare   On this episode Dr. Barbara and talk about: How she received her calling One of her "AH Ha" moments Traditional Families VS Blended Families Why this picture will help you deal with your former.       Tommy Maloney is the Executive producer and host of the podcast Blending The Family where you can find on Libsyn, Stitcher Radio, ITunes, IHeart Radio and Spotify. Tommy is a TEDx speaker and a Mindset Coach.     Tommy has also spoken at Ignite Fort Collins and Keynote Speaker at Everything Dad Convention.    The author of the books "25 Tips For Divorced Dads.” “Why not you, Why Not Me” and His new book “My Dad’s Advice At 5:04 AM” is coming out in the Fall of 2019. Tommy enjoys a good red blend while writing or hiding from the family.     A dad to Betsy, Becca, Connor, Duke and husband to Ann. To contact Tommy: tommy@BlendingTheFamily.com  

Bev Pacas (pronounced: puts-us) is the Moses Merrill Camp and Conference Center, Camp Director. Bev is also a certified Lay Minister with the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America. She is an active leader in her local church, the Edensberg Lutheran Church in Malmo, NE. Bev is married to her husband Joel, they have four grown children and six grandchildren.  In this episode Bev shares her heart for people, ministry, and MMCCC. Listen in to learn about the many things happening at camp and the big dreams that shapes her joyful spirit.  Contact Info: email: bevpacas@gmail.com Phone: 402-443-6663 Website: http://campmerrill.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CampMerrill/?ref=br_rs   Who are Moses and Eliza Merrill? Check out their heroic story here. 

On this week's programme Margie Kennedy, a lay missionary with the Redemptorists, shares some of her life story, in particular how God led her from nursing to lay ministry. Margie reflects on her life and outlines certain moments when her faith grew and was nurtured through the movement of God and the witness of others. We also have our usual reflection on the Sunday Gospel, saints for the week, liturgical odds and ends and notices.

After over 20 years nursing Margie Kennedy changed track completely. After taking early retirement she entered 3rd level to complete a four year degree course in Theology and Philosophy and studied for a further year to gain a Masters degree in Applied Theology. Margie is now working part-time with the Redemptorists helping with parish missions and also works two days a week as a Catechist working closely with an inner city school in Dublin.Margie's story encourages us to look back on our own lives and see how God was working and leading us. Perhaps we could ask ourselves the question of when our faith in Jesus Christ was ignited? When were our hearts set on fire for love of God? Margie highlights the importance of witness in living the faith, telling people about the love of God. Our mission as members of a family of faith is sharing that faith with others. Faith is passed on from our hearts, not from our heads. As Blessed John Newman said: "Heart speaks to heart."How do we cultivate belief? We practice, practice, practice! We celebrate our faith through Mass and the sacraments, through reading Scripture, prayer and devotions, by taking responsibility for our own education in the faith. As Margie says, "Faith in Jesus Christ compels us to make choices. We are either for Him or against Him." Margie encourages us to never give up hope - keep witnessing to God as we are meant to and He will work on people's hearts.

Dr. Barbara Lowe is a Licensed Psychologist who founded and has her own practice in Durham, NC. Greenleaf Psychological and Support Services has been consistently growing since its opening 6.5 years ago, with over 10 employees. She is also a Board Certified Life Coach, Somatic Experiencing practitioner, and Lay Minister alongside her husband, Tim. She is a mother and step-mother, and has used the wounds of her past as well as the skill sets she has acquired through study to minister professionally and personally to women and families for many years. Here is an excerpt from her website: “Perhaps my most powerful message is that it is okay to be flawed and that, in fact, it is our flaws that make us fabulous. Whatever form the fire in a woman’s life has taken – loss, trauma, deep disappointment, rejection, or neglect – I fully believe in her ability to rise through the ashes and be reborn. When a structure is ravaged by fire, building upon the foundation left behind is not an easy process. In order to create a better version of what once was, it is necessary to fully understand what came before. The builder needs to understand the footprint of that old building before a new one can be created. Likewise, when we are rebuilding our lives – and our psyches – we must honor what came before. Only then can we truly invest in the project of our own life and make that life our own”. Here are her 5 top tips: Find some good coaches – Ones that have your best interest at heart, no one is a perfect coach, have a mix of people of different ages and backgrounds and keep mentors along the way.Invest in Training for yourself and always be learning.Do really good market research make sure what you offer is unique.Community Over Competition with your attitude and find people who have that mindset too.Networking is key – take people out for coffee, bless them and ask them about their businesses so you can refer people to them.Hire the right people who align with your values and have a awesome recruitment process that will help this process. “Build a culture in your business that reflects the Lord.” Bible Verse for this season:John 7:38 “Whoever believes in me, as Scripture has said, rivers of living water will flow from within them.” Dr Barbara LoweWhere to find Dr BarbaraWWW.DRBARBARALOWE.COMDR. BARBARA'S WHOLE LIFE PODCASTDR. BARBARA'S BLOG See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dharma Glimpse by Lay Minister in training Alex Thompson and Dharma Talk by Rev. Koyo Kubose

Dharma Glimpse by Lay Minister  Sayo Shenpän and Dharma Talk by Rev. Koyo Kubose 

Lay Minister Sherman Louis shares this message (from the archives!)entitled "Therefore Go!" And please find, SUBSCRIBE, & RATE the Metro UMC podcast on iTunes or Google Play to help us raise awareness of these important scriptural reflections. Thanks! More on Metro UMC at http://metroumc.org & https://facebook.com/MetroUMCDetroit Intro/Outro Music by The Marvin Jones Trio https://store.cdbaby.com/Artist/TheMarvinJonesTrio

Wesley United Methodist Church in Alexandria, VA - Reverend Lydia Rodriguez Colón, Pastor of Wesley UMC Sermon delivered by: Mario Marcos Velez - Wesley UMC candidate for Ordained Ministry and Lay Minister of Spirit and Life UMC

Pastor Larry Thompson, Jr. serves as the Senior Pastor of The Upper Room Worship Center, Inc. which is located in Parkville, MD. He is the devoted husband of Jenita K. Thompson. Together, they have two daughters, Kayla and Karis Thompson.He accepted Christ as his Savior at the age of six and has been active in various ministries ever since. At the age of seventeen, he began teaching discipleship classes and eventually became an instructor for the Bible Institute of Mount Pleasant Church and Ministries. At the age of nineteen, Pastor Thompson became a Lay-Minister and was eventually licensed to preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ in March of 2002. As a native Baltimorean, Pastor Thompson was educated in the Baltimore City School System. He graduated from the Baltimore Polytechnic Institute in 1998. He then attended Morgan State University for two years majoring in Accounting. Feeling the call of the Lord, Pastor Thompson matriculated to the Washington Bible College in Lanham, MD.  After seminary, Pastor Thompson served for over two years in full-time ministry in the areas of counseling and visitation. In 2008, he fulfilled his long time dream by founding The Upper Room Worship Center, Inc.  Pastor Larry has a heart for community development from a holistic perspective and is a dynamo for Christ and for the people of Baltimore.

While laughter is wonderful medicine, is mirth as a way to enlightenment or to our connection with the mystery? Come and join Amanda as we ponder ways to deepen our spirituality and connection through laughter. Amanda Tarling lives in Victoria and is an active member of Capital Unitarian Universalist Congregation. She is slowly working on courses at Starr King School for the Ministry with the eventual goal of becoming a Unitarian Minister. Amanda is the Lay Minister of the Salt Spring Island Fellowship working with them once a month in the pulpit and once a month for a coffee morning or workshop.

Dale Worley's music is fun and it's deep and it's sacred and it's rockin'. Dale is a Lay Minister & Truth Student at Unity Village, and has been playing the piano since he was 8, influenced by Jerry Lee Louis, Elton John, Bonnie Raitt, Ray Charles, Little Richard and Elvis Presley.