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Ivica Kovac joins Fr Ben and Anthony to discuss the growth and importance of men's ministry, especially through the Maximus Men's Ministry Network, as well as family and fatherhood. Learn more about the Maximus Men's Ministry at: https://www.sydneycatholic.org/maximus Visit the official sponsor of the show at https://mjpodiatry.com.au Visit our big hit of the week sponsor at https://www.totustuus.com.au Against The Grain Insta: againstthegrain.podcast TT: against.the.grain.pod FB: www.facebook.com/againstthegrainfaithandfooty

In this episode, Fr. Lorenzo once more chats with the experiment managers for the “Being With Clergy” experiment which sought to combat the large number of young clergy who are leaving ministry a few years after ordination. The Revs Rachel Field and Mo Lederman tell us about how clergy can be more resilient in the work of ministry.Rachel Field is an Episcopal Priest living on a small hillside along with mosses, strawberries, cows, pigs, chickens, ducks, beavers, and ravens. She spends much of her time wandering the neighborhood with her horses, Tom Bombadil and Radagast the Brown. She is the co-owner of Heartberry Hollow Farm & Forest in Randolph Vermont and the Earth Liturgist for The Retreat House at Hillsboro. Her ministry focuses around imagining and facilitating places of connection between people and the sacred earth.Rev. Mo Peitler-Lederman is a native Nutmegger and serves through the Episcopal Church in Connecticut. She is a graduate of Providence College, BA Theology and a Master of Divinity from Yale Divinity School. Ordained in 2004, Mo served as the Associate Rector and Chaplain of the Day School at St. Thomas's Episcopal Church in New Haven, CT for nine years. She became the Rector of St. John's Episcopal Church in Guilford, CT until June of 2021. She has served the diocese as a member of the Commission on Ministry, Chair of the South Central Leadership Team, Chair of the Women's Ministry Network, a Camp Washington Chaplain and Retreat Leader, and Chair for the Committee for the Formation of All the Baptized. Currently she is a diocesan consultant, working with newly ordained clergy.  She leads retreats for parish groups and vestries, is a liturgist for the Episcopal Preaching Foundation, and recently finished working with the Ekklesia Ballet Company on their work, “Body and Land.” She is pursuing a Certificate in Communications and Digital Media through the Center for New Media at Middlesex College. When not serving parishes or taking classes Mo enjoys spending time with family, baking, singing in a community choir, and blending and drinking tea. Her website is molederman.comLinks:https://being-with.org/

In this episode, Fr. Lorenzo chats with the experiment managers for the “Being With Clergy” experiment which sought to combat the large number of young clergy who are leaving ministry a few years after ordination. The Revs Rachel Field and Mo Lederman tell us about what they learn and how you can benefit from this work.Rachel Field is an Episcopal Priest living on a small hillside along with mosses, strawberries, cows, pigs, chickens, ducks, beavers, and ravens. She spends much of her time wandering the neighborhood with her horses, Tom Bombadil and Radagast the Brown. She is the co-owner of Heartberry Hollow Farm & Forest in Randolph Vermont and the Earth Liturgist for The Retreat House at Hillsboro. Her ministry focuses around imagining and facilitating places of connection between people and the sacred earth.Rev. Mo Peitler-Lederman is a native Nutmegger and serves through the Episcopal Church in Connecticut. She is a graduate of Providence College, BA Theology and a Master of Divinity from Yale Divinity School. Ordained in 2004, Mo served as the Associate Rector and Chaplain of the Day School at St. Thomas's Episcopal Church in New Haven, CT for nine years. She became the Rector of St. John's Episcopal Church in Guilford, CT until June of 2021. She has served the diocese as a member of the Commission on Ministry, Chair of the South Central Leadership Team, Chair of the Women's Ministry Network, a Camp Washington Chaplain and Retreat Leader, and Chair for the Committee for the Formation of All the Baptized. Currently she is a diocesan consultant, working with newly ordained clergy.  She leads retreats for parish groups and vestries, is a liturgist for the Episcopal Preaching Foundation, and recently finished working with the Ekklesia Ballet Company on their work, “Body and Land.” She is pursuing a Certificate in Communications and Digital Media through the Center for New Media at Middlesex College. When not serving parishes or taking classes Mo enjoys spending time with family, baking, singing in a community choir, and blending and drinking tea. Her website is molederman.com

Join our Locals' community: https://mattfradd.locals.com/support Matt Fradd presents this talk on Manhood for the Maximus Men's Ministry Network followed by Q and A hosted by Ivica Kovac as part of the Archdiocese of Sydney's Summer Series 23|24. Check out the good work of Parousia Media: https://parousiamedia.com/ https://www.strive21.com/

Faith Testimony–Lisa Bright–Pastoral Ministry Network (Lisa shares the challenges of her faith journey through 2021. A year that includes the death of a family member from COVID, home-schooling 3 children and a sense that life was falling apart. In her anguish, Lisa's prayer was a question; God if you have promised us life to the full, why do I feel so empty and lost? And her recurring petition to God was to grant her strength and wisdom to navigate this space the best she could. Lisa discovers that the fullness of life that God offers does not come without stepping through its darker moments)

Our guest in this episode helps us understand how men can get caught up in superficial definitions of manhood and challenges them to learn of their true potential. Dr Joe Martin, an award-winning international speaker, author, educator, and certified ‘man builder' mentors, trains, and disciples men on how to be amazing husbands, awesome fathers, and extraordinary leaders.  His man-building, multimedia website, RealMenConnect.com has received rave reviews from men's ministry organizations like Man in the Mirror™, Iron Sharpens Iron™, and the Men's Ministry Network™.

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Pastor Champ Thornton discusses his book Radically Different and how parents can help their teens form healthy communities and relationships. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/behindthepulpit to learn about the new teaching series by the Ministry Network. 

Pastor Jason Helopoulos discusses the different views of baptism and argues the case for covenantal infant baptism. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/behindthepulpit to learn about the new teaching series by the Ministry Network. 

Pastor Witmer discusses the perks of small town ministry, evaluating discontent, and how to measure success in a smaller congregation. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/behindthepulpit to learn about the new teaching series by the Ministry Network. 

Pastor Stephen Witmer shares about his personal call to pastor in a small town and the unique aspects of small town ministry. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/behindthepulpit to learn about the new teaching series by the Ministry Network. 

Pastor Helopoulos discusses the importance of character, the prioritization of family, and when not to share ministry burdens with your wife. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/behindthepulpit to learn about the new teaching series by the Ministry Network. 

Pastor Jason Helopoulos discusses discerning the call to ministry, handling criticism and establishing personal accountability in the pastorate. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/behindthepulpit to learn about the new teaching series by the Ministry Network. 

Drew Prehmus shares principles for monitoring spending habits, saving money, and planning for splurges. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/behindthepulpit to learn about the new teaching series by the Ministry Network. 

Drew Prehmus discusses biblical principles for stewarding money and keeping financial priorities in check. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/behindthepulpit to learn about the new teaching series by the Ministry Network. 

Pastor Greg Gilbert discusses some helpful and not so helpful definitions of the gospel and his method for sharing the gospel with strangers. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/behindthepulpit to learn about the new teaching series by the Ministry Network. 

Dr. Whitney shares practical methods for using scripture in daily prayer. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/behindthepulpit to learn about the new teaching series by the Ministry Network. 

Lydia Brownback discusses the different aspects of loneliness for married and single people and how the Lord has used her singleness in ministry. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/behindthepulpit to learn about the new teaching series by the Ministry Network. 

Lydia Brownback discusses the difference between loneliness and being alone, how all people experience loneliness, and the cure for self-created loneliness. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/behindthepulpit to learn about the new teaching series by the Ministry Network. 

Dr. David Murray discusses false theology that leads to burnout and a healthy method of saying no to commitments. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/behindthepulpit to learn about the new teaching series by the Ministry Network. 

Dr. David Murray discusses his book Reset, his personal experience of burnout in ministry and how to detect premature signs of burnout. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/behindthepulpit to learn about the new teaching series by the Ministry Network. 

Carl Gallups - is the senior pastor of Hickory Hammock Baptist Church in Milton, FL (since 1987), an Amazon Top-60 bestselling author, and a conservative talk radio host heard nationally and internationally since 2002 (1330 WEBY AM |News Radio 92.3 | 1620 AM) at www.carlgallups.com/freedomfriday. He is also a prolific TV, radio, and print media guest commentator, and a former decorated Florida law enforcement officer. In January 2016, Carl opened the Donald Trump Rally in Pensacola, Florida at the city's civic center arena. News estimates were that there were between 12,000 to 14,000 in attendance. See the opening here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rAchrn3YexQ. A few weeks later Carl was appointed by Sheriff Joe Arpaio as a Special Deputy with the Maricopa County Arizona Sheriff's Office. Carl is the founder of the internet PNN News and Ministry Network (www.ppsimmons.com), and a member of the Board of Regents at the University of Mobile in Mobile, Alabama. Carl is a graduate of the Florida Police Training Academy, Florida State University (B.Sc.), and the New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary (M.Div.). Links CarlTube: http://www.carlgallups.com/carltube/Website: carlgallups.comEmail: bookcarlgallups@gmail.comCivil Defense Radio Information Website: www.civildefenseradio.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/CivilDefenseRadio Telegram: Civil Defense Radio ChannelMeWe: Civil Defense RadioAdvertisersGlobal Partners: https://prestonschleinkofer.vcardinfo.com/

Tony Reinke discusses the development of social media platforms and how Christians can honor Christ in their use of technology. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/behindthepulpit to learn about the new teaching series by the Ministry Network. 

Dr. Brian Fikkert shares how poverty alleviation can be achieved by spending time with the materially poor and mending broken relationships. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/behindthepulpit to learn about the new teaching series by the Ministry Network. 

Dr. Brian Fikkert shares about the root causes of poverty and God’s plan of reconciliation. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/behindthepulpit to learn about the new teaching series by the Ministry Network. 

Rob Flood shares some practical tips for couples seeking to improve communication in marriage. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/behindthepulpit to learn about the new Behind the Pulpit teaching series by Ministry Network. 

Join Pastor Greg Joyner as he shares his vision for the R3 Ministry Network Podcast.

As I was preparing this, I could see us standing, looking at a vast mountain range. The Lord reached down, His hand reached down, and as His hand descended, the mountain was put into perspective. That mountain was tiny when compared to the Hand of the Lord. A word from the Lord shared at a Women in Ministry Network gathering in September 2020 He says shift your vision. We need to see the mountain through a different lens to see the size's reality from His perspective.

I met Bernie Ritterbush around 2005 at a National Coalition of Ministries to Men conference in Washington D.C., and as he reminds me, it was before the official launch of Noble Warriors. In this episode, we discuss the difference between discipleship and disciple-making with Bernie, who has been an intentional disciple-maker for almost 50 years. He's worked with Christian Business Men's Committee (now Connection), founded the Men's Ministry Network in 1996, and he's the creator of (re)THINK Disciplemaking: Seeing God's Map for Becoming and Making Mature Disciples.  “The one thing that will end is our disciple-making – life on life. When we are gone, our life can't be part of that picture anymore. The main purpose God has us on the planet is to reproduce.” Disciple-making is the intentional process that produces a disciple. Over time, Bernie learned to reverse-engineer the discipleship process and emphasize the core competencies of what it means to walk with Jesus in obedience and humility and implement His Truth in our lives.  We want to be Jesus-followers, not just scholars.   Don't be afraid of making a mistake; He will redeem that. Judas betrayed Jesus. Men may not turn out the way that you want, but be obedient to what the Lord wants you to do in terms of investing in other men. He grows and gives the increase.  Resources:  (re)THINK Disciplemaking by Bernie Ritterbush  Every Man a Warrior Navigator Series  Find 5 Bibles we recommend and other resources from The Noble Man is a Man of the Word [Podcast Ep. 11].  View Show Notes: NobleWarriors.org/Episode31 Leave a Review: If you like what you've been hearing, we invite you to leave us a review. Tell us what you love about this episode!  More Resources and Encouragement: NobleWarriors.org  © Copyright 2020 All rights reserved    

Why is church unity so important? How do you get different churches, businesses, government offices, non-profit organizations and ministries to work together? What role does the church have in solving the hardest social problems of our day? Dick Kiernan, Executive Director for New Hampshire Alliance, shares the impact of a relational network uniting all 10 regions of New Hampshire through prayer, pastoral leadership, worship, and outreach ministry centered around the one Gospel of Jesus Christ.  Connect with Dick Kiernan! https://nhalliance.net/nh/  Subscribe to the NH Alliance Mailing List: info@nhalliance.net On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/reviveNH   Books mentioned in this episode: Addiction Nation: What The Opioid Crisis Reveals About Us by Timothy McMahan King   Businesses, ministries and organizations mentioned in this episode: Good Samaritan Network: equips and activates churches to connect with ministries and community resources for the restoration of people in the addiction crisis. https://www.goodsamaritanetwork.org/   Congressional Prayer Caucus Foundation https://cpcfoundation.com/   Straight Ahead Ministries: exists to see Jesus Christ transform the lives of juvenile offenders. https://www.straightahead.org/   The Praxis Center: Church discipleship and leadership training https://www.praxiscenter.org/   Celebrate Recovery: A Christ-Centered 12 Step Program https://www.celebraterecovery.com/index.php   TurboCam International: global turbomachinery development and manufacturing company that specializes in 5-axis machining of flow-path components. http://www.turbocam.com/   Young Life: INTRODUCING ADOLESCENTS IN NEW ENGLAND AND NEW YORK TO JESUS CHRIST AND HELPING THEM GROW IN THEIR FAITH.​ https://northeastregion.younglife.org/   Cornerstone Policy Research: Cornerstone Action and Cornerstone Policy Research are non-partisan, non-profit organizations dedicated to a New Hampshire where God is honored, religious freedom flourishes, families thrive, and life is cherished. https://www.nhcornerstone.org/   Youth With A Mission Upper Valley New England (YWAM): International Missions and Teen Leadership Training https://ywamuv.org/   If My People New England: Prayer, Worship, Evangelism and Discipleship Ministry  https://www.hiddenmannaministries.org/ifmypeople   10 Days Of Prayer https://www.10days.net/   New England Alliance https://www.newenglandalliance.net/   The Glory of God on Cape Cod http://www.thegloryofgodoncapecod.com/   Impact Connecticut https://impactconnecticut.com/   Food For The Children, Manchester NH https://www.foodfc.org   1269 Cafe http://homenh.org/   Roca Kids Club https://www.rocakidzclub.com/   Vision New England https://www.visionnewengland.org/   --- Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram! https://www.facebook.com/morningstarbookstores Twitter: @MStarBookstore Instagram: morningstarchristianbookstore www.morningstarbookstore.com  

In the episode McIntyre has a conversation with Cindy Stewart. Cindy has a heart for God and connecting others to His heart; whether in leadership, business or ministry. She is committed to helping you discover your passions and develop a plan to live your dreams. Cindy can help you strengthen personal relationships, cultivate leadership skills while advancing your business or ministry.Cindy is the senior Apostle at the Gathering Apostolic Center in Tarpon Spring’s Florida. She has a passion for equipping and releasing the supernatural. Her ability to advance ahead of others instills greater confidence in the Body of Christ.As an author, her latest book is God’s Dream for Your Life. She is a facilitator for Patricia King Institute, a leader for Women on the Frontline, and Women in Ministry Network. Cindy is an itinerant speaker for retreats, workshops and corporate training. Follow Cindy at CINDY-STEWART.COM To register for Michael’s Next Level Experience and for more information or resources please visit THEMICHAELMCINTYRE.COMCheck out the other shows from KB PODCAST PRODUCTIONS:THE KINGDOM BRINGER PODCASTSUPER-NATURAL LIVING WITH BETH PACKARD CINDY STEWART PODCASTPodcast music from HOOKSOUNDS.COM

April Stutzman shares from Live Facebook Video of people who Encounter God's Glory Stories into their personal lives and this episode is with  Elizabeth Fook. A little about Elizabeth Elizabeth Tiam-Fook is the founder of International Young Prophets, an apostolic ministry that is called to serve the “office of the next-generation prophet”. She believes that God is raising up a company of young prophets to impact the nations of the world with the Voice of God. Elizabeth graduated from Brownsville Revival School of Ministry in Pensacola, Florida with a heart to serve the nations. Elizabeth is part of the Global Team for Women in Ministry Network, a ministry led by Patricia King; she is also the Next-Gen Ambassador for International Coalition of Prophetic Leaders and is ordained by Christian International (the ministry founded by Dr. Bill Hamon). https://www.internationalyoungprophets.org April's Ministry Page: Kingdom Flame Ministry http://www.kingdomflameministries.com Live Recorded Video Link Below: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXoI2CxV0L8VzXsQePiGq4Q Please contact us through email if you have been blessed, healed, or experience deliverance on this episode. Email: glory.stories@yahoo.com Blessing all, April --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/glorystories/message

Bernie Ritterbush is the founder of Men’s Ministry Network – an organization based in Chattanooga, TN, that he started 20 years ago back in 1996. The Men’s Ministry Network is a ministry that walks alongside local and national men’s ministry leaders to see families, churches and communities become centers of God-glorifying Christian discipleship.   Bernie has a driving vision to reestablish a culture of biblical manhood in the American church. His vision has taken shape over the course of more than three decades in Christian ministry.  His online video-based course "ReThink Disciplemaking" has changed the way church leaders view discipleship and disciplemaking for both men and women. You can contact Bernie Ritterbush by visiting him by visiting http://www.MensMinistry.org or to find out more about ReThink Disciplemaking, check out his website at  http://www.ReThinkDisciplemaking.com and a resource Bernie and I highly recommend called Every Man a Warrior: http://www.EveryManaWarrior.com  --------------------   If you want to help us transform the lives of even MORE MEN for God’s glory, please take a minute to leave us a helpful REVIEW on iTunes: http://tinyurl.com/rmcpodcast and SHARE this podcast with any young man (or men) you’re mentoring or discipling. And make sure you don't miss an interview episode by signing up for our Man-to-Man eNewsletter at http://www.RealMenConnect.com, and grab your FREE copy of the Real Men Victory Tracker. Are you stuck? Want to go to the next level in your marriage, career, business, or ministry? Then maybe it’s time you got a coach. ALL CHAMPIONS have one. Let me coach you to help you strengthen your faith, improve your marriage, spiritually lead your family, achieve more, balance your time, grow your ministry, or even stop an addiction. Click here for details: www.CoachMeDrJoe.com Also join us on: Real Men 300: http://www.RealMen300.com  Facebook: @realdrjoemartin Instagram: @realdrjoemartin Twitter: @professormartin

Today we have the Rev. Tracy Johnson Russell, the Rev. Amjad Samuel, and the Rev. Tom Furrer. All three are members of the Companions in Mission Ministry Network. The mission of this ministry network is to Inspire, Encourage, and Equip individuals and parishes for active mission engagement locally and around the world.  Part of their work includes planning and organizing regional missional gatherings, overseeing several grants, and organizing an annual mission conference.    Their upcoming mission conference is on March 7 at St. Paul’s in Riverside.    Welcome Tracy, Amjad, and Tom!     We start the conversation learning about the work the Ministry Network does, often serving as a stable resource for churches and parishioners called to do mission work. Tracy, Amjad, and Tom all share how they became involved with Mission work and the Companions in Mission Ministry Network — spoiler alert: Tom is at the heart of how Tracy and Amjad became involved. Tom shares a couple examples of missions that have come from connections made within the Ministry Network.    The next Companion in Mission Conference is on March 7. You can learn more about the conference, speaker, and workshops on the Eventbrite page here. You can register on Eventbrite or at the door. Tickets are $10 online and $15 at the door. 

Carl Gallups - is the senior pastor of Hickory Hammock Baptist Church in Milton, FL (since 1987), an Amazon Top-60 best selling author, and a conservative talk radio host heard nationally and internationally since 2002 (1330 WEBY AM |News Radio 92.3 | 1620 AM) at www.carlgallups.com/freedomfriday. He is also a prolific TV, radio, and print media guest commentator, and a former decorated Florida law enforcement officer. In January 2016, Carl opened the Donald Trump Rally in Pensacola, Florida at the city's civic center arena. News estimates were that there were between 12,000 to 14,000 in attendance. See the opening here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rAchrn3YexQ. A few weeks later Carl was appointed by Sheriff Joe Arpaio as a Special Deputy with the Maricopa County Arizona Sheriff's Office. Carl is the founder of the internet PNN News and Ministry Network (www.ppsimmons.com), and a member of the Board of Regents at the University of Mobile in Mobile, Alabama. Carl is a graduate of the Florida Police Training Academy, Florida State University (B.Sc.), and the New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary (M.Div.). Links CarlTube: http://www.carlgallups.com/carltube/Website: carlgallups.comEmail: bookcarlgallups@gmail.comCivil Defense Radio Information Website: www.civildefenseradio.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/CivilDefenseRadioTwitter: https://twitter.com/Civil_Def_RadioAdvertisersOils for Life Today: www.oils4lifetoday.com

In Episode 020 of the United Methodist People Podcast Rev. Dr. Brad Miller has a conversation with Jan Lawrence the Executive Director of the Reconciling Ministry Network.   The Reconciling Ministry Network is comprised of over 40,000 Reconciling United Methodists and over 1,000 Reconciling Churches and Communities. Dozens of statements, open letters, and bold refutations of GC2019’s shameful decisions have emerged from the people, communities, and churches of the Reconciling movement across the connection. Since GC2019, these people who call themselves Reconciling have borne witness for justice in media outlets, performed same-gender weddings, organized gatherings, and continued in faithful ministry as called by their Creator. We are not only working on what is to come, but we are already living it. Justice movements within our Church can no longer seek justice by compromise. To do justice, love kindness, and walk humbly with God require us to rise and resist.    The United Methodist People Podcast with Rev. Dr. Brad Miller exists to strengthen the connection in the United Methodist Church through conversation and commentary.   June 2019.   https://rmnetwork.org/

Today our guest is the Honorable Steven Mullins, President of the Southern Connecticut Chapter of UBE (Union of Black Episcopalians) and Commissioner of Planning & Zoning and a Justice of the Peace in the city of West Haven. The Union of Black Episcopaliansis a successor organization continuing a tradition "of more than 200 years of Black leadership in The Episcopal Church." Locally, there is a chapter in Hartford and the Southern Connecticut Chapter which was formed in 2013, following the merger of the New Haven and Bridgeport Chapters. Steven is the chapter's first president following this merger. The focus of the Union of Black Episcopalians is to serve as an organization of predominately Black clergy and laity that advocates for Black Episcopalians and commemorates the lives and ministries of Black saints in the Episcopal Church.   Steven was born in Glenwood, Alabama and came to Connecticut at the age of 5. Steve is an active member of the Holy Spirit, West Haven. He is married to Jean and they have two extraordinary children, both actors Nora and Christian.    We begin our conversation learning about Steven’s history with the Union of Black Episcopalians, beginning in 1966. His introduction to UBE was at a celebration at Christ Church Cathedral, Hartford celebrating the feast day of Absalom Jones, which the church remembers on February 13, the first Black ordained Episcopal priest. Steven says the hallmark of his participation with UBE thus far has been the 2013 burial of Mr. Fortune, an enslaved man in Waterbury who died in 1798 and whose body was used for scientific research without the family’s nor Mr. Fortune's consent for years after his death. Steven, and the UBE Southern Connecticut chapter, helped arrange a wake at the Connecticut capitol and the burial at the Riverside Cemetery in Waterbury.    Steven shares that although The Episcopal Church does have a Black presiding bishop, and the Episcopal Church in Connecticut has had a Black bishop diocesan, there is still more work to be done. He says it is the goal of UBE to make the black Episcopal presence known in the church and to encourage more Black leadership — particularly lay leadership.    The Southern Connecticut chapter of UBE hosts a number of events, including their annual Martin Luther King Jr. memorial service and their Celebration of the feast day of Absalom Jones, which will be held at 3:00 p.m. on February 24, 2019 at Christ Church Cathedral, Hartford. Steven provides us with a “Cliff's note” biography of Absalom Jones, a full biography is available here.    Karin asks what Steven’s goals or dreams are for the future of UBE, to which he responds to make sure people of color are in leadership roles in the Episcopal Church. If you are interested in joining the Southern Connecticut chapter of the Union of Black Episcopalians, or learn more about what they are up to, Steven encourages you to email him at smullinsjpwh@aol.com or see their Ministry Network page. 

Today our guests are from New Haven’s refugee agency, IRIS, which stands for Integrated Refugee and Immigrant Services. The agency was founded many years ago by Episcopal churches, and now works with our federal government to resettle refugees in the State, with the help of faith communities and other groups and individuals. World Refugee Day is June 20and IRIS is sponsoring a festival on June 23, from 2-6 p.m., at Trinity on the Green in New Haven, with world cuisine tasting, world music, and more.(Ticketedevent! Get one at http://www.irisct.org)    Back in March, we went to an event sponsored by the Episcopal Church in Connecticut’s Women’s Ministry Network, held at Christ Church Cathedral in Hartford, which was followed by joining a public witness against gun violence at the Capitol. The morning program was about celebrating the gifts of women and hearing about challenges, and it asked everyone who attended to think about how we’re called to participate in the work of equipping and empowering women. Two of the speakers were from IRIS, one a young refugee woman, who shared her experience in playing soccer. She found it empowering.  We’re going to learn more about that today.   With us are Ashley Makar, Leslie Koons, and Gladys Mwilelo.   Ashley is the Outreach Coordinator for IRIS, and Leslie is their Health Promoter. Leslieand Ashley and colleaguesstarted the women’s soccer club. Gladys is a refugee from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, but spent most of her life in Burundi. Some of you may have seen Gladys if you’ve been through New Haven recently, as her face is one of the GIANT images on the Green in New Haven, installed as part of the“WEARE: A Nation of Immigrants”photo installation this summer. She was also a speaker at the opening event for the photo installation.   But today we talked about soccer! There seems to be some agreement, at least by Leslie and Gladys, that soccer is life.    We start out by asking questions about the women’s soccer club, started in 2015. She talked about how it got started, how it works, who can participate, and the like. We learned that Gladys’ mother, who was NOT a soccer player, now loves it and won’t miss a session if at all possible! That inspired Gladys, who is currently a student at Central Connecticut State University, and was already a skilled soccer player, to join it as well.   Gladys told us the amazing story of when she used to play soccer in Burundi, dressed as a boy. And when she got a little older, and the boys and others realized it …  To this day she hadn’t told her parents. This podcast will be the“bigreveal.”   Ashley helped us see the soccer club as part of the many wellness programs by IRIS for its clients, all of which help build community. IRIS’s core services include all of the work of welcoming and resettling refugees, and provide additional support services. It’s not just“serviceprovision,” she said, it’s a community where people empower one another.    We dipped into a few other questions about clothing and creating a safe space, and ended with more about the World Refugee Day Festival sponsored by IRIS on June 23 in New Haven.

Our 40th Anniversary was so big, we had to break it up into segments just to upload! Iowa Ministry Network Superintendent Rev. Tom Jacobs spoke about the good work the church has done and the bright future it has. The post Rev. Tom Jacobs, Iowa Ministry Network Superintendent appeared first on Algona Faith.

Circumstances around the globe continue to draw stark parallels to the events leading up to the end times as recorded in the book of Revelation and other prophetic books in Scripture. We might be wise, as parents, to at least begin to understand our times and better prepare ourselves—and our kids— for what to do should we actually be living in the end times. Our guest, Carl Gallups, is a pastor, author, and commentator. He has served in Milton, Florida as the senior pastor at Hickory Hammock Baptist Church for 30 years. He has authored multiple bestselling books, and his latest book, When The Lion Roars, was released in 2016. Gallups founded the web-based PNN News and Ministry Network, and he can be heard on the radio several times a week. His commentary can often be found on WND.com, as well as on various television and radio shows. Carl Gallups has appeared as a guest on Fox News Radio, TBN with Pat Boone, and Jewish Voice TV, and he was featured as an “influential Evangelical leader" on Fox Business Report. Are Parents Doing Enough to Understand Our Times You know, it's not every day that we think about living our last day, but it is something we need to take a glance at occasionally—maybe even regularly—especially when we consider everything that's been taking place in the world lately. This is even more true for those of us who still have kids at home. Because if we're responsible before God for protecting our kids and preparing them for their future—and I think eternity might qualify as their “future”—then I'd also think that we would be held responsible to help them recognize and prepare for the return of Christ. I have to confess that I have not been the best at helping my kids in this area. Eschatology is just a subject that I find confusing and speculative. I guess my philosophy has been that if I just stay ready, I've got nothing to be concerned about. I know that is no excuse, but maybe because it's my weakest area of biblical knowledge, I just don't have the confidence to intelligently and/or adequately pass it along to my kids like I probably should. This much I DO know. This much I DO pass on to my kids. We are close to the end times! And I know Christians have been saying that forever, but a lot has developed just in the past few decades that should move all of us into having some very serious conversations with our kids about the imminent return of Jesus Christ. And that's exactly what I'd like to draw out of our conversation today as Carl Gallups and I discuss the following topics: Who is Carl Gallups? What the Sons of Issachar, eschatology, and the return of Christ have in common. Carl relates today's events and state of the world to the prophecy of the End Times. How the Bible clearly identifies the End Times. The purpose and use of technology in the destiny of humankind. Importance of living your life, understand our times, and teach our kids to be ready for eternity. Why pay attention to biblical prophecy and teach your kids about it. Picture provided by: bykst  

Circumstances around the globe continue to draw stark parallels to the events leading up to the end times as recorded in the book of Revelation and other prophetic books in Scripture. We might be wise, as parents, to at least begin to understand our times and better prepare ourselves—and our kids— for what to do should we actually be living in the end times. Our guest, Carl Gallups, is a pastor, author, and commentator. He has served in Milton, Florida as the senior pastor at Hickory Hammock Baptist Church for 30 years. He has authored multiple bestselling books, and his latest book, When The Lion Roars, was released in 2016. Gallups founded the web-based PNN News and Ministry Network, and he can be heard on the radio several times a week. His commentary can often be found on WND.com, as well as on various television and radio shows. Carl Gallups has appeared as a guest on Fox News Radio, TBN with Pat Boone, and Jewish Voice TV, and he was featured as an “influential Evangelical leader" on Fox Business Report. Are Parents Doing Enough to Understand Our Times You know, it's not every day that we think about living our last day, but it is something we need to take a glance at occasionally—maybe even regularly—especially when we consider everything that's been taking place in the world lately. This is even more true for those of us who still have kids at home. Because if we're responsible before God for protecting our kids and preparing them for their future—and I think eternity might qualify as their “future”—then I'd also think that we would be held responsible to help them recognize and prepare for the return of Christ. I have to confess that I have not been the best at helping my kids in this area. Eschatology is just a subject that I find confusing and speculative. I guess my philosophy has been that if I just stay ready, I've got nothing to be concerned about. I know that is no excuse, but maybe because it's my weakest area of biblical knowledge, I just don't have the confidence to intelligently and/or adequately pass it along to my kids like I probably should. This much I DO know. This much I DO pass on to my kids. We are close to the end times! And I know Christians have been saying that forever, but a lot has developed just in the past few decades that should move all of us into having some very serious conversations with our kids about the imminent return of Jesus Christ. And that's exactly what I'd like to draw out of our conversation today as Carl Gallups and I discuss the following topics: Who is Carl Gallups? What the Sons of Issachar, eschatology, and the return of Christ have in common. Carl relates today's events and state of the world to the prophecy of the End Times. How the Bible clearly identifies the End Times. The purpose and use of technology in the destiny of humankind. Importance of living your life, understand our times, and teach our kids to be ready for eternity. Why pay attention to biblical prophecy and teach your kids about it. Picture provided by: bykst  

This episode is a collaboration with Fiat Ministry Show. David Carollo will be speaking on Fatima. David is the Executive Director of World Apostolate of Fatima, USA https://wafusa.org/. We will talk about his Fiat moment(s) and we will get some great insight information about Fatima.

Carl Gallups is the senior pastor of Hickory Hammock Baptist Church in Milton, FL (since 1987), an Amazon best-selling author, and a conservative talk radio. Pastor Gallups is also a prolific TV, radio, and print media guest commentator. In January 2016, he opened the Donald Trump Rally in Pensacola, Florida at the city's civic center arena. Pastor Gallups is also the founder of the internet PNN News and Ministry Network (www.ppsimmons.com), a member of the Board of Regents at the University of Mobile in Mobile, Alabama, and a former decorated Florida law enforcement officer and is a graduate of the Florida Police Training Academy, Florida State University (B.Sc.), and the New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary (M.Div.). Carl has been featured on numerous major national and international secular and Christian cable TV and radio satellite networks including: FOX News, TBN, TCT, GEB, Daystar, DOVE TV, CTN, World Harvest, Angel One/Sky Angel, JOY TV, as well as dozens of broadcast channels from coast to coast. To learn more about Pastor Carl Gallups, his ministry and books, visit www.carlgallups.com.

Please join your host SUSAN KNOWLES as she welcomes to Stand For Truth Radio. PASTOR CARL GALLUPS. We will be discussing how the "Trump candidacy divides Christian Leaders" and his opinion about the elections as an evangelical Christian.Carl Gallups - is a bestselling author, senior pastor (since 1987), talk radio host heard nationally and internationally, TV and radio guest commentator, former decorated Florida law enforcement officer, founder of PNN [PPSIMMONS News and Ministry Network], and member of the Board of Regents at the University of Mobile in Mobile, Alabama.Carl has appeared on (among many other media outlets) the Alan Colmes Show (Fox News Radio); The Andrea Tantaros Show (Fox News THE FIVE Analyst - Sam Sorbo guest hosting); The Sam Sorbo Show; The MANCOW Show; TCT Network; Atlanta Live TV; The Herman and Sharon Show; Pat Boone and PTL (TBN); Dwight Thompson and PTL (TBN); Christ In Prophecy TV; The Dove Network TV; Janet Parshall;  Bill Martinez Live; Kirby Anderson's Point of View; Stand Up For Truth Radio; Morning Drive with Doug Kellett- Raleigh, NC; The IRN/USA Radio Talk; The TRN Radio Network; The Katherine Albrecht Show; Coast To Coast AM with George Noory; Caravan To Midnight with John B. Wells; The Peter Boyles Show; The Richard Syrett Show (Toronto), The Jim Bakker Show, and Skywatch TV with Tom Horn; and Carl's books have been reviewed in The Washington Times, The World Tribune, WND.com, and several university publications. Carl has written for the Jewish Voice Today magazine, WND.com, and several local and regional newspapers. Carl has preached to tens of thousands of people from coast to coast including Hawaii and Alaska, and also in Canada, Israel, and Peru. 

Thursday PM - Ordination Service

Thursday AM #2 - Memorial Service

Thursday AM #1 - Randy Hurst

Wednesday PM - AGWM Service - Randy Hurst

Wednesday AM #1 - Randy Hurst

Tuesday AM - Bishop DuBose

Wednesday AM #2 - Bishop DuBose

Tuesday AM - Bishop Welch

Some people have ALL the Luck!  And YOU are one of them today!  Our Special Guest, Amazon Best Selling Author, Renown Speaker, and Well Respected Patriot Pastor Carl Gallups will be on The Collision of Faith & Politics! with The Ninja Pastor!   Pastor Carl Gallups - is a bestselling author, senior pastor (since 1987), talk radio host heard nationally and internationally, TV and radio guest commentator, former decorated Florida law enforcement officer, founder of PNN [PPSIMMONS News and Ministry Network], and member of the Board of Regents at the University of Mobile in Mobile, Alabama.   Pastor Gallups just released his NEW and EXCELLENT book, "Be Thou Prepared, Equipping the Church for Persecution and Times of Trouble" As you might surmise, Carl Gallups and The Ninja Pastor have an awful lot in common!   You KNOW trouble is coming.  You KNOW Trouble is HERE!  But what should the Christian and Jew do to respond to Islamic VIOLENCE and Social Unrest in the homeland?  What does Scripture say to do? Join The Ninja Pastor today!!!  4-6pm EST at the link below! Also, for more on The Ninja Pastor, CLICK HERE!

Join your host SUSAN KNOWLES with my guest PASTOR CARL GALLUPS. We'll be discussing his new book, BE THOU PREPARED along with other issues facing Christians and the world today!PASTOR CARL is a bestselling author, senior pastor (since 1987), talk radio host heard nationally and internationally, TV and radio guest commentator, former decorated Florida law enforcement officer, founder of PNN [PPSIMMONS News and Ministry Network], and member of the Board of Regents at the University of Mobile in Mobile, Alabama.Carl has appeared on (among many other media outlets) the Alan Colmes Show (Fox News Radio); The Andrea Tantaros Show (Fox News THE FIVE Analyst - Sam Sorbo guest hosting); The Sam Sorbo Show; The MANCOW Show; TCT Network; Atlanta Live TV; The Herman and Sharon Show; Pat Boone and PTL (TBN); Dwight Thompson and PTL (TBN); Christ In Prophecy TV; The Dove Network TV; Janet Parshall;  Bill Martinez Live; Kirby Anderson's Point of View; Stand Up For Truth Radio; Morning Drive with Doug Kellett- Raleigh, NC; The IRN/USA Radio Talk; The TRN Radio Network; The Katherine Albrecht Show; Coast To Coast AM with George Noory; Caravan To Midnight with John B. Wells; The Peter Boyles Show; The Richard Syrett Show (Toronto), The Jim Bakker Show, and Skywatch TV with Tom Horn; and Carl's books have been reviewed in The Washington Times, The World Tribune, WND.com, and several university publications. Carl has written for the Jewish Voice Today magazine, WND.com, and several local and regional newspapers. Carl has preached to tens of thousands of people from coast to coast including Hawaii and Alaska, and also in Canada, Israel, and Peru.

North to the Future - Believe | Pastor Larry Griswold

North to the Future - Believe

North to the Future - Believe | Pastor Gary Morton

North to the Future - Believe | Pastor Larry Griswold

North to the Future - Believe | Pastor Scott Wilson

North to the Future - Believe | Pastor Scott Wilson

North to the Future - Believe | Pastor Scott Wilson

North to the Future - Believe | Bishop Bill Welch

Credentialing Service - Speaker - Dr. James Bradford

Speaker - Dr. James Bradford

Memorial Service

Speaker - Pastor Stephen Brown

Missionary Reports

Speaker - Pastor Bryan Jarrett

Speaker - Pastor Bryan Jarrett

Speaker - Pastor Bryan Jarrett

Bishop Bill Welch "Exceptional Leaders in the 21st Century"

Dr. Warren Bullock - Ordination Service

Pastor Jack Aiken

Max Wiltshire "Cross Cultural Ministry"

Pastor Glen Berteau - Missions Emphasis Service

Memorial Service

Pastor Glen Berteau

Pastor Talosaga Vanilau

Pastor Kent Redfearn "Communication"

Max Wiltshire "Cross Cultural Ministry"

Bishop Bill Welch "Experience the Impossible"

Samuel Rodriguez "For Every Dream There Must Be A Fight"

Samuel Rodriguez "For Every Dream There Must Be A Fight"

Slavic Radchuk - "Before Break of Day"

Memorial Service

Pastor Gary Morton "New Name"

Slavic Radchuk - "Before Break of Day"

Memorial Service

Pastor Gary Morton "New Name"

Samuel Rodriguez "For Every Rock There Must Be A Ladder; For Every Hard Place There Must Be A Dream"

Pastor Kent Redfearn "Seizing the Opportunities"

Samuel Rodriguez "Kingdom Culture Outreach"

Samuel Rodriguez "Vertical & Horizontal Leadership"

Samuel Rodriguez "Kingdom Culture Outreach"

Samuel Rodriguez "For Every Rock There Must Be A Ladder; For Every Hard Place There Must Be A Dream"

Samuel Rodriguez "Vertical & Horizontal Leadership"

Pastor Kent Redfearn "Seizing the Opportunities"

Bishop Bill Welch "Seizing the Opportunities of the Open Door"

Bishop Bill Welch "Seizing the Opportunities of the Open Door"