Podcasts about peace poles

For the past 70 years Peace Poles have been planted all over the world: we will delve into its motivation and results.

For the past 70 years Peace Poles have been planted all over the world: we will delve into its motivation and results.

This week's radio show features our first guest Amy Granahan, announcing the Apple-y Ever After Festival/Fundraiser for and at the Arlene Francis Center this Saturday, Noon to 11 pm. The links for tickets are on this show's web page. Our second guest is Major (Ret.) Renee Marie sharing the challenges of being a woman in the Army and her finding her mission of placing Peace Poles for Schools, as part of the World Peace Sanctuary/May Peace Prevail on Earth International project. Check out the show's web page for the bios of the guests, descriptions of each show segment, announcements, links referenced, this week in Herstory and the playlist. http://www.womensspaces.com/ArchiveWSA22/WSA220905.html

Sermon for the tenth Sunday after Trinity. Luke 19:41-48What is peace? Do you have it? Maybe. Maybe not. 

PeaceBuilder Clubs, Peace Poles, the Peace Initiative in Rotary District 5500

Fire and Wire the Truth of Who You Are! “Hope”, as many people call her, was given that name by one of her early teachers – Hope means “Help Open Planetary Eyes”, which is the foundation of her work. Her vocation is mainly focused on spiritual teaching and mentoring to help people realize their own magnificence and personal power. She is passionate about the profound spiritual awakening, which is the hallmark of these times; that we are all ONE. Her teachings are universal in nature and do not represent the beliefs of any one religion or spiritual practice or movement. In addition to one-on-one spiritual counseling, she offers a yearlong leadership program for people who are called to become Ordained Interfaith Ministers. Hope was awarded the YWCA Woman of Distinction. She is on the Board of the Diversity Program for the Mayo Chaplaincy Program and is a member of the Interfaith Symposium Group. She has begun a program called WOW – Women of Wisdom, dedicated to helping women to work together toward the greater good. Hope also hosts The Pure Hope Show, which is broadcast monthly on Blog Talk Radio. Ten years ago, Hope started the “Peace Pass It On” Peace Pole Project. Peace poles have been planted in the Mankato area as well as in France, Israel, and Palestine. The Peace Poles promote peace and positivity to all who connect with them. Hope's Website You Tube Listening Option Download.

Fire and Wire the Truth of Who You Are! “Hope”, as many people call her, was given that name by one of her early teachers – Hope means “Help Open Planetary Eyes”, which is the foundation of her work. Her vocation is mainly focused on spiritual teaching and mentoring to help people realize their own magnificence and personal power. She is passionate about the profound spiritual awakening, which is the hallmark of these times; that we are all ONE. Her teachings are universal in nature and do not represent the beliefs of any one religion or spiritual practice or movement. In addition to one-on-one spiritual counseling, she offers a yearlong leadership program for people who are called to become Ordained Interfaith Ministers. Hope was awarded the YWCA Woman of Distinction. She is on the Board of the Diversity Program for the Mayo Chaplaincy Program and is a member of the Interfaith Symposium Group. She has begun a program called WOW – Women of Wisdom, dedicated to helping women to work together toward the greater good. Hope also hosts The Pure Hope Show, which is broadcast monthly on Blog Talk Radio. Ten years ago, Hope started the “Peace Pass It On” Peace Pole Project. Peace poles have been planted in the Mankato area as well as in France, Israel, and Palestine. The Peace Poles promote peace and positivity to all who connect with them. Hope's Website You Tube Listening Option Download.

In this episode I discuss all the wonderful presentations I attended at the Yosemite Peace Symposium - practical ways we can take action to better our part of the world. I then lead listeners through a visualization/affirmation to heal the hatred, violence, and injustice that is prevalent in the United States at this time. This is an important week for us here in the U.S. Please exercise your right to vote. Mentioned in this episode: Olive Foundation- Assisting individuals working in the sex industry, as well as victims of human trafficking, to overcome their limitations by encouraging them to learn their value and empowering them to live a life they are proud of. 123 Missing Children Found in Michigan during Sex Trafficking Operation The Kern Family Farm - an organic family farm that has started a community garden at the local elementary school The Worldwide Opportunities for Organic Farming(Wwoof) - Working an organic farm in exchange for room, board, experience, and education. The Peace Pole Project - Customizable language Peace Poles for schools, organizations, and homes And Then They Came for Us - a documentary film about the Japanese concentration camps in the United States during WWII. Waging Peace: Global Adventures of a Lifelong Activist by David Hartsough The Yosemite Peace Symposium ________ The Peaceful Life Podcast is a production of Metta Yosemite - a mind/body/spirit wellness center in Oakhurst, California near Yosemite National Park. Yoga, Meditation, Art & Magical Gifts!  

Greater Newburgh Rotarian Doug Sturomski, the unofficial Peace Ambassador for Rotary District 7210, returns to RadioRotary to report on two projects related to his peace mission. In this interview, he announces that he recently has dedicated or planted 10 Peace Poles at local schools. The Peace Poles for Rotary District 7210 are 8-feet high, resemble the Washington Monument, and have the message “May Peace prevail upon the Earth” in 8 languages. Another District peace project that he describes is the “Walk for Peace and Polio” at the Walkway over the Hudson, which not only promoted peace but also raised money to support the eradication of polio, one of the main goals of The Rotary Foundation in recent years. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/radiorotary/support

RadioRotary is visited by Newburgh Rotarians Allie Sacks, Bob McCury, and Debbie Johnson on the occasion of the ninth annual “Taste of Greater Newburgh” festival of food, drink, music, automobiles, and art. Local restaurants and other food and drink suppliers form the foundation of this annual fundraiser, but a local band supplies music and in 2016 the festival featured both an automobile show and works by local artists. The money raised by the event is used by Newburgh Rotary to help fund fifteen community nonprofits, including the Salvation Army, services for senior citizens, and Peace Poles, physical reminders of the important Rotary goal of peace throughout the world. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/radiorotary/support

Newburgh Rotarian Doug Sturomski is the unofficial Peace Ambassador for Rotary District 7210, which encompasses the eight counties in the Mid-Hudson Region. One of his several projects related to peace is building and placing Peace Poles in parks, high schools, colleges, and various public places around the region. The Peace Poles that Mr. Sturomski builds are 8-feet high, resembling the Washington Monument, and have the message “May Peace prevail upon the Earth” in 80 languages. Another project is the Peace Bell, related to the Peace Bell permanently placed in Hiroshima, Japan. Rotary, which has Peace as one of its six areas of service, has over 500 different ways to symbolize Peace, and among the examples are over 200,000 Peace Poles worldwide. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/radiorotary/support

Newburgh Rotarian Doug Martin Sturomski, the recently appointed Peace Chair of Rotary District 7210, is interviewed about his efforts to help reach the peace goal of Rotary International and the Rotary Foundation through Peace Bells and Peace Poles. His Peace Bell Foundation, started in 2009, emphasizes the connection between ringing bells and freedom and peace, while he has become one of the most enthusiastic promoter of the Peace Pole. A Peace Pole is a large pole that carries the message “may peace prevail on Earth” in eight languages. In addition to the interview, listeners can also hear Doug play a little Beethoven on the bells. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/radiorotary/support

Speaker or Performer: Vinod and Aruna Seth Date of Delivery: October 2, 2016 Twenty-two days after 9/11 this beautiful peace pole with May Peace Prevail on Earth in multiple languages in the front lawn of our Fellowship was dedicated jointly with the Gandhi Peace network in a celebration that brought together our whole community for peace at a difficult time.We will together rededicate ourselves to peace in a simple ceremony.Aruna and Vinod Seth will share the story of the ND Peace Garden visit where their family saw a Japanese delegation from Hiroshima dedicating a Peace Pole there. The ever curious Aruna followed up on that and voila we now have 8 other Peace Poles dedicated in Bismarck since that first one in 2001. They will share as well the story of the October Peace month activities including the Gandhi Peace dinner, A Pack the Pantry for Peace and the two-weeks of Peace Activities at each of the schools where the peace poles have been dedicated over these years. At its peak in 2004 Peace activities were held during October in Fargo, Minot and Dickinson.Both have been active with Aruna serving on the Board and in social justice actions over the last 23 years. They moved to Bismarck from St. Louis and after three yearsto the desert of Bismarck found a joyous liberal home at our fellowship and have felt very welcome since.They founded the Gandhi Peace Network in 2001 after many years of Gandhi Peace Dinners at the Green Earth Café which many of you have enjoyed over the years.Video Version:https://youtu.be/BdthIPZfmI8