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In this study, Bible teacher Dave Bigler (Iron Sheep Ministries), covers Leviticus 1.2-17.  This includes a close look at the Burnt Offering, what it was, how it was performed, and why.  Interesting subjects covered are the foundation for the term “scapegoat” as well as “holocaust.” Outline:01:33 - Leviticus 1.1-903:02 - Historical, cultural context of the text, who is the author and who is the audience?05:36 - What is a burnt offering?Gen 4.4 - Abel's offering MAY have been a burnt offering - not sureGen 8.18-21 - Noah and his family come out of the ark onto dry land, “Then Noah built an altar to the Lord and, taking some of all the clean animals and clean birds, he sacrificed burnt offerings on it. The Lord smelled the pleasing aroma and said in his heart: “Never again will I curse the ground because of humans, even though every inclination of the human heart is evil from childhood. And never again will I destroy all living creatures, as I have done.”Gen 22.2, “Then God said, “Take your son, your only son, whom you love—Isaac—and go to the region of Moriah. Sacrifice him there as a burnt offering on a mountain I will show you.” - God provided a ram.Ex 10.24-29, Moses pleads with Pharaoh to let the Israelites go into the wilderness “to make burnt offerings to the Lord.” 12:06 - A Malawian perspective on owning a goat.  Hear from Pastor Edwin Thera in Malawi Africa on the value of a goat to a person living in a rural African village. 14:51 - Lev 1.3 - A male without defect.  The goat was to be without fault.  Mal 1.6-14 has harsh words from God for those trying to cheat God.16:40 - Jesus is our perfect sacrifice.1 Pet 1.18-19 tells us that Jesus is a lamb without blemish of defect.2 Cor 5.21 tells us that Jesus had no sin and was sacrificed for us. 18:07 - Lev 1.4 - “Lay Your Hand on its head; an atonement for you”19:09 - where does the term scapegoat come from?Leviticus Chapter 16 is all about the Day of Atonement, aka Yom Kippur. The high priest makes sacrifices for the nation of Israel; 1 Bull, 2 goats, and a ram.  The bull is offered for Aaron's own family & household.  One goat is sacrificed as a sin offering (Lev 4) and the ram is sacrificed as a burnt offering.  The second goat had all the sins of the people put on it and sent into the wilderness.  Jesus is our scapegoat!  Read Isa 53.6, Rev. 13.8 and Heb 10.10.22:00 - Lev 1.5 - “Splash the blood against the sides of the altar.” Lev 17.14 - the life of a creature is its blood22:40 -  Lev 1.9 - “burn all of it on the altar” - a burnt offering was fully consumed by the fire.  None of it was saved, or used for food by the priests, it was 100% a sacrifice to the Lord 23:01 - Where does the term Holocaust come from?  It is a Greek word “sacrifice by fire” - an offering completely burned by fire.  The word was appropriately chosen to describe the mass murder of +6mil Jewish people under the Nazi regime in Europe from 1941-45.  Before that, it was another term for the Israelite burnt offering, the holocaust offering.23:42 - Jesus is our burnt offering, he was fully consumed, and he gave up everything for us.  His entire life, from beginning to end.  Read John 10.14-1824:23 - what is the protoevangelium?25:43 - Lev 1.9 - An aroma pleasing to the Lord.  Read Ephesians 5:228:10 - Lev 1.10-13 - “From the flock”29:30 - Lev 1.14-17 - From the birds33:43 - Conclusions and application

Send us a textIn this episode Todd interviews Ovi Cornea, a Romanian missionary to Malawi Africa, and local pastor and friend Jay Wollmann about ministry and mission work in Romania and Malawi, and everywhere! 

Join us for an enlightening discussion with Dr. Narjeet Kaur, Principal of Mount View International School in Malawi, Africa. Dr. Kaur shares her remarkable journey from India to Malawi and her passion for integrating digital tools into education. Discover how she leverages Microsoft and Google certifications to revolutionize teaching and learning. Gain insights into the future of global education and the importance of bridging the digital divide. Don't miss this inspiring conversation with a visionary educator! 00:42- About Dr. Narjeet Kaur Narjeet is the principal of Mountain View International School Malawi in Africa.  She's a creative educator, a digital learning specialist, a global education leader, and a school head.  She's also a Microsoft Certified innovator, teaches innovative teachers, and is a Blue with Google certified teacher. And she's an author. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tbcy/support

Follow @tinamblackpmts on Instagram and email ⁠⁠⁠tina@tinablack.net⁠⁠⁠.  Join our Facebook Group: ⁠⁠⁠HERE   Darcy McLane is the Director of Accounting and Financial Systems for SEMCO Energy, Inc. holding a master's degree in administration.  She is also the Executive Director of Hope Endeavors and Hope Village in Malawi Africa. The vision for HOPE Endeavors started in 2004, on a mission trip to the Philippines.  Darcy had been completely content living her version of the American dream.  She was busy raising three wonderful children and had a career that she enjoyed.  On this trip, she came face to face with extreme poverty.  Here God broke her heart, and she knew I had to do more.  So, Darcy founded Hope Endeavors in 2005 along with her husband, Rod and dear friends, Mike and Denise Vrooman. Today, Darcy is the Executive Director of Hope Endeavors and oversees the operations of HOPE Village in Malawi Africa as her hobby on steroids.  Hope Endeavors is a 501c3 charitable organization whose mission is to bring HOPE to those suffering in extreme poverty.  We are committed to helping children not only survive but thrive by providing holistic care and sustaining projects that provide hope for the future.  We seek to educate, engage and empower others to make a difference.

You will meet Whoopy Matewere, National Coordinator of The Eye of a Child, a partner organization of The RJEC Global Initiative in Malawi, Africa. Don't miss this unique episode, in which Whoopy will present an update on the RJEC Global Initiative's progress in Malawi, Africa to date. Whoopy will also discuss her experiences while visiting RJEC for a three-week Mentorship and Training program as part of the RJEC Global Initiative.  

Today we get to empower children in a vulnerable community in Malawi with the power of choice. Amy Claire Patterson from World Vision shares how our partnership in Malawi (Africa) has made a difference and how we can continue to impact vulnerable communities with child sponsorship.Sign up to be CHOSEN at worldvision.org/FRCOC before 8 pm on Sunday, April 14, to be part of the choosing parties we will attend in the Mbonechera community in Malawi (Africa).

Rusty Funk, World Vision rep comes and share exciting stories of how whole villages have been transformed by the generosity of God's people.  He share personal stories as well as others.  It all leads up to our people having the opportunity to support a child and/or children in the country of Malawi Africa that will revolutionize two villages.  Better water, education, health care and the opportunity to share the gospel of Jesus Christ with them.

Rusty Funk, World Vision rep comes and share exciting stories of how whole villages have been transformed by the generosity of God's people.  He share personal stories as well as others.  It all leads up to our people having the opportunity to support a child and/or children in the country of Malawi Africa that will revolutionize two villages.  Better water, education, health care and the opportunity to share the gospel of Jesus Christ with them.

On this episode of Out Comes The Sun Mariel and Melissa welcome the incredible global philanthropist's couple from Arkansas, Joe and Larra Donaldson! From the recent red carpet premiere of their latest movie, “God's Country Song” to Tanzania in July to climb Mt Kilimanjaro for their Combat Veteran Project to their mega-furniture stores throughout Arkansas, Joe and Larra Donaldson are not slowing down one bit!   Their main company is the widely known and very popular multi-unit furniture store, Sam's Furniture. They use Sam's Furniture as the foundation and platform to fund all our outreach and serve projects! You can visit Sam's Furniture at samsfurniture.net They fund a large Combat Veteran Project, Sheep Dog Impact Assistance which is taking combat, and combat wounded Veterans over to Tanzania to climb Mt Kilimanjaro in July. This is an attempt to show and prove to combat-wounded soldiers that they still have a purpose and can accomplish great things even with the pain buried within. They took a group over to climb in 2021 and climbed 9 of 11 summits on the mountain. This is round 2 coming up. Please look at www.kiliclimbforacause.com If that wasn't enough, they travel to Villages in Africa where they work with orphan babies and travel to the villages of Vietnam where they take teams to distribute wheelchairs. About the Donaldson's Endeavors - - - - - Sheep Dog Impact Assistance (SDIA) is a national non-profit organization founded and headquartered in Rogers, Arkansas. SDIA exists to engage, assist and empower our nation's “Sheep Dogs” (military veterans, law enforcement, fire & rescue, and EMS personnel) to reengage in living a meaningful and productive life with a renewed sense of purpose. Climbing to the summit of Kilimanjaro is mentally and physically challenging but can be life-giving and a revolutionary experience for these men and women.  Embracing the call to “Serve the least of these”, Sam's Furniture partnered with 2ndMilk, a nonprofit that aids families of the poorest country in the world, Malawi Africa. Their support provides a formula to infant orphans and a poultry program that stimulates the village's economy while also providing a much-needed food source for the villagers. American Wheelchair Mission - - - After partnering with American Wheelchair Mission, Sam's Furniture has been able to extend the gift of mobility in Vietnam. The lives of the Sam's Serve Team were impacted just as deeply as those Vietnamese recipients upon receiving their wheelchairs. The villages of Vietnam where they take teams to distribute wheelchairs Sam's Furniture - Arkansas Largest Furniture Destination! SERVING THOSE IN OUR COMMUNITY…AND AROUND THE GLOBE! #LOVEOTHERS #SERVEOTHERS Go and see “God's Country Song” Directed by Johnny Remo. With Mariel Hemingway, John Laughlin, Justin Gaston, Justene Alpert.

Joining us for this month's podcast is Maxwell Matewere, a Malawian crime prevention expert with the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC). Listen as Maxwell shares his two decades of experience in the anti-human trafficking field. We'll discuss Malawi's commitment to join RJEC's Global Initiative in the fight against Human Trafficking. Don't miss this groundbreaking episode!

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This week on the SHIPSHAPE Podcast we interview Clifford Denn. Clifford, has made a lasting mark on Yacht and Ship design with such works as the Queen Mary 2, a 1,132 ft (345m) Ocean Liner. Brought up in Malawi (Africa), where his father ran a successful architectural practice he learnt to sail and developed his love of water and boats. Its a unique experience to be in the dream fulfillment business. Theres an energy on a piece of paper and we hear his take on what makes a design timeless. Pro insight: its a simplicity and uniqueness that makes a distinctive beauty. Clifford DennBrought to you by SHIPSHAPE

Three Nation LIVE with hosts from Brazil and India and esteemed guest from Malawi - Amb Moses Davide Busher, Regional Director for Africa, YORGHAS Foundation. Watch here https://youtu.be/BTMeFrjy-mM Listen on top podcast platforms here: https://pod.link/1523307967  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kaj-studio/message

John and Jeff are joined by Nelson Madeya from Malawi Africa. We hear about the ministry from a national pastor's perspective.

El Padre Federico Highton y los Misioneros Nahuel Leguizamon y Jeremías Villalba,  comparten impactantes testimonios e historias sobre la Misión evangelizadora que llevan a cabo en Malawi Africa. Este es el primer programa de tres como parte del evento para promover esta noble misión.Segundo programas con el Padre Federico https://youtu.be/bXGrIfjzyUUTercer Programa con el Padre Javier Olivera Ravasi  https://youtu.be/R7flMjI8wiI¡Convierte en Miembro Cristero de Nuestro Canal Hoy!! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDurWiLBqatpcbujSh_QbTw/joinPara ver el video del Programa https://youtu.be/qtqrsmaM5g4Siguenos en todos los medios y canales aqui: https://linktr.ee/ConoceamayvivetufeHaz click para suscribirte y escucharnos en: AndroidRSSSpotify:TuneInStitcherPlayer FMCastbox Pocket Casts OvercastBeyondPod  PandoraApoya mi trabajo y recibes regalos (Haz click en el enlace o link): www.patreon.com/ConoceamayvivetufeRecibe el Libro Mana de Aliento para el Cristiano GRATIS ¡Haz click aqui!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Conoceamayvivetufe)

This lecture was delivered to the University of Edinburgh on April 20, 2021. For more information on upcoming events, please visit our website at www.thomisticinstitute.org About the speaker: Known for his work in moral, political and legal theory, as well as in constitutional law, John Finnis joined the Notre Dame Law School faculty in 1995. He earned his LL.B. in 1961 from Adelaide University (Australia) and his doctorate in 1965 from Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar at University College Oxford. He was lecturer, then reader and then a chaired professor in law in the University of Oxford for over four decades until 2010, while also a tutorial fellow of University College Oxford. He was associate in law at the University of California at Berkeley (1965-66), the professor of law at the University of Malawi (Africa) (1976-78), and Distinguished Visiting Professor of Law at Boston College Law School (1993-94). A barrister of Gray's Inn, he practiced from 1979 to 1995 and was appointed Queen's Counsel (honoris causa) in 2017. He is a Fellow of the British Academy (Law and Philosophy sections), was a member of the Philosophy sub-faculty at Oxford, and was an adjunct professor in the Notre Dame Department of Philosophy. He was a member of the International Theological Commission of the Holy See 1986-91, the Pontifical Council of Justice and Peace (1990-95), and the Pontifical Academy Pro Vita (2001-2016).

In this episode, I spoke with Anagaby, a twelfth grader from Tampico, MX. We discussed femicides or the killing of women and the impact it has on her community. We discussed how she has been affected and how she has been able to create an impact. If you have ever witnessed or experienced gender-based violence, just know that you are not alone. This episode is a part of the Girl Up series and the first of the gender-based violence episodes. In this mini series we will travel to Taiwan and Malawi Africa to see the impact of gender base violence. Enjoy!Questions- girlsworldwidepodcast@gmail.comInstagram- @girlsworldwidepodcastSong- read my mind by the killers

In this Episode 69 of Out Da Box Talks, Host Cril talks with Malawi, Africa Emcee/Producer "Sage Poet" about his inspiration to pursue Emceeing growing up in Malawi Africa, his music career and more. He gives a brief glimpse of his Album catalogue from 2018 to Today, and talks in depth about his new amazing concept LP entitled "Parable Of The Chariot". We talk about the themes, lyrics, concept and subject matter through out the album. I strongly encourage you, the viewer or listener to take a listen "Parable Of The Chariot" either before or after you check out this interview if you haven't heard it yet, as this interview makes a whole lot more sense once you do so. However, you still get an opportunity to learn about "Sage's" brilliance as an Emcee, and his ability to create such clever and thought provoking music, that gives poetic insight into specific events of history and enables the listener to visualize the music in a cinematic way. Watch Episode on Youtube Out Da Box TV Channel https://youtu.be/bkw0DfBpGkE Become an Out Da Box Media Patreon Subscriber (Get exclusive Interview Clips and more) https://www.patreon.com/outdaboxmedia Get Out Da Box Media Merch (T Shirts, Sweaters, Snapback Hats etc.) https://outdaboxmedia.bigcartel.com/ Donate to Out Da Box Media https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/outdaboxmedia https://cash.app/$outdaboxrep Visit our Website (Subscribe to our Mailing List) www.outdaboxmedia.com

Notre Dame Law Professor Dr. John Finnis will lead a discussion of his much-discussed First Things article, "Abortion is Unconstitutional".Known for his work in moral, political and legal theory, as well as in constitutional law, John Finnis joined the Notre Dame Law School faculty in 1995. He earned his LL.B. in 1961 from Adelaide University (Australia) and his doctorate in 1965 from Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar at University College Oxford. He was lecturer, then reader and then a chaired professor in law in the University of Oxford for over four decades until 2010, while also a tutorial fellow of University College Oxford. He was associate in law at the University of California at Berkeley (1965-66), the professor of law at the University of Malawi (Africa) (1976-78), and Distinguished Visiting Professor of Law at Boston College Law School (1993-94). A barrister of Gray’s Inn, he practiced from 1979 to 1995 and was appointed Queen's Counsel [QC] (honoris causa) in 2017. He is a Fellow of the British Academy (Law and Philosophy sections), was a member of the Philosophy sub-faculty at Oxford, and was an adjunct professor in the Notre Dame Department of Philosophy. He was a member of the International Theological Commission of the Holy See 1986-91, the Pontifical Council of Justice and Peace (1990-95), and the Pontifical Academy Pro Vita (2001-2016).Support the show (http://www.faithandlaw.org/donate)

In our teens we see moodiness, attitude, lack of respect, laziness...BUT won't we DON'T see are the ways their brain processes information, stress, overwhelm, anxiety, trauma, fear, grief, loss, depression, addiction, screen time, hormones.   That's why Beau and I are sooooo excited to interview Shelly Munoz LIVE on Facebook (from Forrest Folen's FB page) on Wednesday, Feb. 3rd at 6:30pm PST who will take us INSIDE THE TEENAGE BRAIN to get a glimpse about WHY our kids seem so unruly at times.   When we understand the BRAIN, we can understand the WHY and when we understand the WHY we can start being empathetic and find the HOW that will work for them.   About Shelly Munoz Shelly A Muñoz is an award-winning educator, 20+ year veteran of the classroom, staff development instructor, and university professor. Her numerous recognitions include “Teacher of the Year” twice and “California Golden Bell” award winner twice. She has been privileged to teach science from 5th- 10th grades and has been chosen for many prestigious opportunities such as Space Camp for Educators & Sustainability Ambassador ( Honeywell ) Zero G's ( Northrop Grumman) NASA Ambassador and MAVEN ambassador, just to name a few. Shelly has authored several educational journals is featured in the NSTA STEM Challenges and Academic Success. She has delivered conference keynotes, workshops, and presentations in 10 states, Asia and Europe. Shelly is a STEM consultant, educational literacy consultant for Digi-Tells, and has appeared on numerous television shows and newscast ~ promoting literacy, science education, and STEM. Shelly is the founder of STEMbraced with Love, an educational outreach program that travels to orphanages throughout the world inspiring all children to reach for their dreams. www.stembraced.weebly.com Shelly was recently awarded the title of Global Goodwill Ambassador to Malawi. She is working with a team building a school in Malawi Africa. Her passion is serving those in need and believe that education is the foundation for building a sustainably and prosperous life. www.compassionclassroom.com Shelly's is a #1 Best Selling author. Her books include ” The Journey of the Dragonfly, Hearing God's Voice Among the Chaos” - “You, Me & the Kitchen Sink~ the Joy of Single Parenthood", _ Shell~a~brations and Glitter~tudes- How to Manage Anything". She was a contributing author for Sarah Ban Breathnach's "Peace and Plenty" where she is a certified workshop leader for “Simple Abundance” & “Peace and Plenty”. In August, she will be featured in an anthology entitled bLU- Business Life Universe, which is a book that highlights 30+ authors' thoughts on success. Currently, she host her own webinar~ “Heart Song of the Valley" a webinar that showcases amazing acts of love and incredible stories of people giving back in their communities. Shelly is an actor, producer and comic book enthusiast. She is a team member and judge for the Show Low Film Festival- and is currently working on her first screenplay. She is a “Lifestyle Model”, and has worked with prestigious labels such as Alexis Vogel Cosmetics, Marc DeFang, and Sonia Noel Deigns, just to name a few. https://www.imdb.com/name/nm8303243/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1 Lastly, her greatest gift, pride, and joy in life is being a mother. She has two sons- Michael (33) and Matthew (17) and is the proud momma of three fur babies- Chewy, Stella Luna and Neoma. ----more---- Thank-you for listening to the Parent Teen Mindset Show! Please join our private Facebook group for more support with your teen here: Parents of Awesome Teens with Anxiety, Depression, and Low Self-Esteem If you need help or coaching for your teen, go here: https://www.parentteenmindsetshow.com/p/coaching/ To become a Patron of the show, click here: https://patron.podbean.com/theparentteenmindsetshow Corporate team building or non-profit company?  Go here: https://connectivehuman.com

Welcome to Season 6! Emily and Michelle are joined by Cassie Morgan, a fellow St. Louisan living in Malawi. Cassie is an epidemiologist from St. Louis whose been living in Africa for the last four years. She shares her journey from the St. Louis Public Schools to working on HIV & AIDS prevention in Africa. They learn about life in Malawi, the COVID situation there, what was it like to go to Africa and live there as a Person of Color; the lifestyle and how it differs from the American 'way of life.' Cassie talks about her work on HIV and AIDS prevention & the different initiatives and challenges. They discuss why condoms are so expensive. A pack of two can cost $3USD when people live on $1USD/day. Cassie talks about her experience of teaching English for a time in Rwanda and what we can learn from that country. They discuss the challenges to be gay in Malawi and the obstacles women face just because they are women. They wrap the conversation discussing Cassie's future plans and do they include any possibility of returning to the States to live. *This episode was recorded in late November 2020.* Thank you for listening and subscribing to Cliterally Speaking the Podcast. Visit our website: www.cliterallyspeakingpodcast.com Facebook: @cspeakpodcast Instagram: @cliterallyspeakingthepodcast Twitter: @cliterallyspea1 Please call our comment line: 812-727-0794 Watch our youtube channel (Cliterally Speaking the Podcast) for all the behind the scenes discussions during our recording sessions. Be on the lookout for the launch of our live-streaming channel on Twitch, CliterallySpeakingPodTV. Our patreon site is up - visit it here - http://bit.ly/32uOnVT

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Meet the two women one in Detroit, and one in Malawi Africa that brings fresh water to a local school and village, this week on the "I'm A Rotarian" podcast

Kenny Banda, founder of Banda Bola Sports foundation, is this week’s guest on the Energy Stoners™ Cafe Podcast. He discusses, with host Toni Quest, Covid19’s devastating effect on his foundation’s school-based youth soccer program designed to promote gender equality and girls self empowerment throughout 30 schools in his homeland of Malawi, Africa.   Kenny Banda       kbanda@bandabolasportsfoundation.org                              (518)364-2842                              www.bandabolasportsfoundation.org   Toni Quest             toniquesttv@gmail.com

There are unique challenges that come from being an entrepreneur in Africa with a dream to build a business that overtakes poverty and passes on prosperity for generations. One challenge that may surprise many is too much funding. Is it really a challenge?

There are unique challenges that come from being an entrepreneur in Africa with a dream to build a business that overtakes poverty and passes on prosperity for generations. One challenge that may surprise many is too much funding. Is it really a challenge?

Author, Artist, Producer, and Host Naje Badu speaks with Poet and Essayist from Lilongwe, Malawi, Joseph Mosolon. Learn more about this remarkable young man who is committed to incite social change in his community, state of Malawi, and in the world at large. IN this episode, Joseph shares one of his poems (titled Father Figure Skating) that celebrates the strength and courage of a woman bus driver (a rarity in Malawi, and surrounding states). Joseph, a social worker by trade, has dreams of becoming a philosopher (another rarity in his country) so that his writings can serve as a platform for social change in his community. References: Take Action Now Drop by TheRhyze! Website to contribute your ideas, thoughts, feelings, and solutions that can move the Black Community and the Movement for Equality forward. Take Action Now Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Features Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Reach Out To Our Guest!: Facebook: Joseph Zaphnath Paneah Instagram: @paneah_solomon --- 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/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

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The podcast will cover my trips around the world and discuss the different cultures I experienced while traveling. In this episode, I will be discussing my trip to Malawi, Africa and diving into the deep culture and joy of the communities I worked in, as well as exploring the devastation taking place there and the true struggle hidden behind the tourist traps and Instagram posts.

Angela has loved to read since she was a little girl, and she brought that passion into her own home--she has five children who all love to read. In turn, she and her family are bringing that love of reading to people all over the world, as they volunteer for a non-profit organization called Village Book Builders. This August, she went with daughter and son-in-law to Malawi Africa to help finish a library in a small village called Kadzakalowa. In this episode she talks about how she created a culture of reading in her family, and about her trip.    To learn more about Village Book Builders, go to www.villagebookbuilders.org   To read a profile of Angela on HowSheMoms.com, click here.

“In his name the nations will put their hope.” Matthew 12:21 NIV “Who is ministering to who?” That is a question you hear, in some form or another, if you have ever taken an international mission trip. Spending time with other brothers and sisters in Christ of a different race and nationality is an eye-opening, humbling, and enriching experience for everyone involved. Find out what American Christians and Malawi Christians can teach one another.

As a child, Nina Sackprasith knew she had to help children who were living in poverty. Now a young adult, Nina is turning this belief into a reality, through her homegrown beauty business, Vivre Co Australia. Website (for show notes and transcripts) www.whatcanwedopodcast.com Socials Facebook Instagram

7/28/19 - This week we were joined by the Principal of the Great Commission Bible School in Malawi Africa, Bern Kalakusha. Pastor Kalakusha gives us an update on the work in Malawi and then shares the Word of God with us. For more information visit www.tfreechurch.org

In part 1 of our conversation with Gibson Nkanaunena we hear about his family, what keeps his faith active, and a bit about his work with World Relief.

Loraine Ballard Morrill was a proud Girl Scout and had her first camping experience at a Girls Scout Camp. These camps have changed with the times offering enrichment programs that foster teamwork and leadership. She speaks with Elizabeth Frederick from Girl Scouts of Eastern PA and camper 14 year old Kaylee Overbee. http://www.gsep.org/en/camp/summer-camp.htmlA terrible disaster has devastated large parts of Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Malawi. Loraine re-airs an interview Temwa Wright, Executive Director of Pamoza International which works to uplift children and families in Malawi Africa. Loraine also interviews a dynamic young volunteer 17 year old Anna Ragohttp://www.pamoza.org/http://www.pamoza.org/The mission of Intercultural Journeys is to promote understanding and peace through the performing arts. Loraine speaks with Carly Rapaport-Stein Executive Director. https://www.interculturaljourneys.org/

A terrible disaster has devastated large parts of Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Malawi. Loraine re-airs an interview Temwa Wright, Executive Director of Pamoza International which works to uplift children and families in Malawi Africa. Loraine also interviews a dynamic young volunteer 17 year old Anna Ragohttp://www.pamoza.org/http://www.pamoza.org/

Loraine Ballard Morrill interviews Temwa Wright, Executive Director of Pamoza International which works to uplift children and families in Malawi Africa. Loraine also interviews a dynamic young volunteer 17 year old Anna Rago who is organizing Pamoza International's first ever Gala on March 23rd.http://www.pamoza.org/Loraine also interviews Gwen Bailey Executive Director Youth Service, Inc and Joseph Hill-Coles, community navigator. Youth Service, Inc. is a non-profit organization that has provided immediate shelter and support services to Philadelphia's children, youth and families for over 67 years. YSI offers unique programs and niche services throughout the city, including Philadelphia's only Crisis Nursery program and the longest standing shelter in the area for runaway and homeless teens. Through shelter, counseling, and in-home support services, YSI reaches more than 5,000 clients annually, the majority of whom live below the poverty level.https://ysiphilly.org/

Loraine Ballard Morrill speaks with Amy Holdsman, founder of Essential Leadership. Holdsman created Essential Leadership to coach and inspire individuals through both an inward examination of their values, strengths, and motivations, and an outward exploration of the community and the world at large. She has the experience and knowledge to help her clients identify where and how they can have the most impact and develop a plan of action for purposeful engagement and meaningful giving. https://essentialleadership.us/Loraine Ballard Morrill also interviews Temwa Wright, Executive Director of Pamoza International which works to uplift children and families in Malawi Africa. Loraine also interviews a dynamic young volunteer 17 year old Anna RagoWho is organizing Pamoza International's first ever Gala on March 23rd.http://www.pamoza.org/

Loraine Ballard Morrill interviews Temwa Wright, Executive Director of Pamoza International which works to uplift children and families in Malawi Africa. Loraine also interviews a dynamic young volunteer 17 year old Anna RagoWho is organizing Pamoza International's first ever Gala on March 23rd.http://www.pamoza.org/

Entrepreneurship is an interesting journey. It's filled with highs and lows. For many entrepreneurs they end up giving up along the way. What does it look like to create a sustainable journey of entrepreneurship? Stephen Little has lived a life of entrepreneurship and started his first business at 15. In today's episode he shares how building your businesses around the end game is critical to their success, however it's even better to know the life you want to create so you can remember why you started.In the episode we discuss:A life of entrepreneurshipM&A versus InvestingCreating your exit strategyKnowing your business's true valuePhilanthropyBuilding businesses that do goodCreating businesses of impactInvesting in growth valueRecommended ReadingThe Surrender Experiment Play BiggerEpisode SponsorsOpportunity in ChinaFlocksy About Steve LittleSerial entrepreneur, investor, philanthropist and M&A expert, Stephan Little generates accelerated value growth and very high exit multiples for his clients. He sold his first company at age 15 for a significant 6-figure sum and since has led 6 of his own successful startups to private acquisitions of over $100 million each, and provided explosive growth and lucrative exitsat 8-12X multiples for many dozens more – with top tier Silicon Valley venture firms and now with Zero Limits Ventures. As Founder and Managing Partner of Zero Limits Ventures Steve and his team spot unique opportunities for valuation growth where others don't, whether triple bottom line "evolved enterprise" models, social engagement strategies or other vehicles beyond revenue and earnings growth. Known as "The Activator", Steve has mentored hundreds of executives and entrepreneurs, helping clients overcome complex challenges and assure peak performance and conscious leadership to generate astounding financial returns. Steve has raised more than $1B in startup and growth funding for 11 different businesses.Steve is also a 4-time champion body-builder and power-lifter, an accomplished musician, and a dedicated and loving father to two amazing and talented daughters.As a purpose driven entrepreneur who recognizes how blessed his life is, Steve is committed to address the needs or a broad range of vital initiatives giving generously to:Support Younglife Africa and the daily care needs of hundreds of children and orphans in Malawi Africa.Support The Pachamama Alliance permanent protection of the sacred headwaters of the Amazon rain forest.Support the BVI Art Reef Project and the creation of a new underwater coral reefs in the US and British Virgin IslandsAssist Oceans Unite with the extensive global ocean cleanup initiatives around the wordSupport Beneath The Waves and the preservation of shark species in the US and British Virgin IslandsSupport for Virgin Unite, the non-profit foundation created to unite people and entrepreneurial ideas to create opportunities for a better world.

10/28/2018 Faith Promise Sunday with Dave & Lucy Lyle, Malawi, Africa.

Pastor Albino Banda from Malawi, Africa

The Storer Family will be missionary associates to Malawi Africa.

This series look at how real people are living out the Christian faith in modern times. This week we hear from Matt and Jina Taylor about their experience on a short term mission trip to Malawi Africa.

Topics: -An over the phone testimony from a National church planter in Cambodia. -An American Missionary talks about his time church planting in Malawi Africa. -A special song sung by Christian orphans in Myanmar. To learn more visit http://www.finalfrontiers.world

Weand're talking to a couple of career missionaries who are home in Australia. Tim and Melanie Downes share what life is like in their Mission Field in Malawi (Africa) and what Aussies ought to know about day to day life. Help Vision to keep 'Connecting Faith to Life': https://vision.org.au/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Eugene First Church of the Nazarene Faith Promise with Chinsinsi Phiri from Malawi, Africa

A beautiful green country, thousands of acres of maize, tea, tobacco, macadamia nuts. 24 hour stay in a village eating, sleeping and dancing with these great people. This is the first time the village has done this. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

​Topics: -An interview with Cathy Stahlman, (Pastors Matt Stahlman's wife at Faith Baptist Church in Poplar Bluff Missouri) concerning her perspective as a missionary in Malawi Africa. ​-A discussion about Visionary Trip opportunities for experiencing the mission field in Honduras.

Lauren interviews her mom, Denise Harlow, about their past way of doing missions, what was not helpful about it, and now how they minister to the country of Malawi Africa, where Denise recently returned from.  

After a close-call with a hippopotamus while canoeing in Africa, Tim Barnes celebrated life with African artists and artisans by commissioning a custom, hand-crafted "hippo chair". After 25 years of consulting and leading IT organizations, Tim decided to give back to a third-world community — but more than aid — by creating awareness and business opportunities via first-world marketing channels and old-school import/export legwork. Tim Barnes has spent the last 20+ years in the Information Technology industry, half of which as a consultant for Deloitte and Accenture and half as Director of Information Delivery at Devon Energy. Tim has lived in both the US and Canada and enjoys backpacking around the world. Today he is the Founder at MoreThanAid. Key Takeaways Entrepreneurship is having a passion for something, turning it into a success where value is generated Only 4% of people in Malawi Africa have internet access If you're thinking about the reasons why it won't work more than why it will, you need to look for something you're more passionate about Don't let roadblocks stop you Look for the problem that you are passion about solving and don't get tied to a solution Learn the gotchas with one-offs before trying to scale the processes This episode is sponsored by: Hello Tech Pros. Want to be a guest on the show? Chad Bostick here, and I’m helping professionals who work with technology build a personal brand and get connected to an audience of thousands of technologists, entrepreneurs, business leaders and investors. Download my cheat-sheet of interview questions and apply to be a guest today by texting HELLOPODCAST to 44222 or visiting hellotechpros.com/guest Show notes at http://hellotechpros.com/tim-barnes-entrepreneurship/ Hello Tech Pros is the daily podcast that interviews business professionals who work with technology and discuss Motivation, Productivity, Leadership, Technology, People, Entrepreneurship and Being Unplugged.

Local Hive Report, Reports on the Blueberry Industry in NJ, Malawi Africa, Feeding, Making Spring Splits, Feeding - Heavy vs. Light Syrup, Oct State meeting

Impact goes global, from the Rose Bowl to Malawi Africa. See how a local woman is giving hands on help to children half a world away. Families of organ donors get to see their loved ones memorialized in one of the nation's largest parades. Meanwhile, a local school district takes a new approach to stop hunger not only in school but in their community. And a local university takes a fresh look at an old industry in hopes of getting high school students to think about the future. Plus, we'll show you how books, bikes and computer are getting at-risk kids some real-life skills.