Podcasts about prison chaplain

Jody Tripp shares her story of running drugs for the cartel and how she managed to avoid prison despite the risks and consequences of her actions. Jody explains how she walked away from that dangerous life, changed her path, and ultimately found purpose as a prison chaplain. This conversation explores the choices that helped her turn her life around and her journey toward helping others find hope and redemption. #ExDrugRunner #CartelStories #PrisonChaplain #RedemptionJourney #TrueCrimeStories #CartelLife #LifeAfterCrime #PrisonMinistry Thank you to AURA FRAMES for sponsoring today's episode: Exclusive $35-off Carver Mat at https://auraframes.com/. Use code LOCKEDIN at checkout to save! Connect with Jody Tripp: https://www.facebook.com/share/1UE9UdDmaj/?mibextid=wwXIfr Hosted, Executive Produced & Edited By Ian Bick: https://www.instagram.com/ian_bick/?hl=en https://ianbick.com/ Presented by Tyson 2.0 & Wooooo Energy: https://tyson20.com/ https://woooooenergy.com/ Buy Merch: https://www.ianbick.com/shop Use code lockedin at checkout to get 20% off your order Timestamps: 00:00:00 Meet Jody: Chaplain and Podcast Listener 00:04:06 Childhood Struggles and Family Dynamics 00:08:06 Overcoming a Violent Past in School 00:12:15 A Wild Past and Racing Cars 00:16:35 Border Smuggling Stories and Risks 00:21:00 Life in Connection with the Cartel 00:25:18 From Witchcraft to Seminary: A Personal Journey 00:29:17 Unveiling Family Secrets and Childhood Impact 00:34:19 The Role of a Prison Chaplain 00:38:00 The Power of Forgiveness and Self-Worth 00:42:14 Redemption and the Path to Becoming a Chaplain 00:46:14 Reflections on Injustice in the System 00:50:12 A Startling Incident in Prison 00:54:31 Witchcraft and Personal Experiences 00:58:19 Dangers and Challenges of Horse Riding 01:02:55 Revealing the Past to a Partner 01:05:44 Elon Musk's Starlink Initiative Powered by: Just Media House : https://www.justmediahouse.com/ Creative direction, design, assets, support by FWRD: https://www.fwrd.co Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What happens if you're a politician, lawyer or judge, faithful to your religious beliefs, but bound to operate in secular democracy? In the US, this question is a lively debate, and on issues such as abortion and the death penalty, it affects both the right and the left. 

Rev'd Katy Canty is a teacher, an ordained priest in the Anglican Church, a wife, a mother and an author. She's also worked for 14 years as chaplain in a Liverpool prison, and joins us on the programme this week to share what she's learned from her time 'inside' She also explains how retirement from prison chaplaincy led to another role - this time working with chaplains in all walks of Liverpool life.And a visit to the Manx Radio Archive Room uncovers the history of the Colby Ale House that fooled a Press Gang, was turned into three cottages, and then became Belle Abbey Chapel - remaining a place of worship until 2016, when the wheel of change came almost full circle, and the chapel became a private house.There's notice board news too - and music.Items for inclusion on the noticeboard can be emailed to judithley@manxradio.com

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Rolling Out featured an article, "50 Most Powerful Female Pastors and Bishops, that included our Co-Host, Pastor Yolanda Walker. We are honoring our Co-Host, Pastor Yolanda Walker, 28 years in ministry, 20 years as Prison Chaplain. We also honor the ministry of Elder Opal Scales and Rev. Janie Sterling. To God Be THe Glory!!!

Dr. Annette, the Publishing Pusher's life's calling is to serve and assist others, which she fulfills through her anointed and ordained ministry. With a wealth of knowledge and expertise, Dr. Annette holds degrees in Business Administration, Management, Human Resources, and Clinical Pastoral Counseling. She is a certified Pastoral Counselor and Wellness Life Coach.She published her first book, Living Words of Encouragement, in 2005. She has authored almost twenty books and coached others to become self-publishers or create books for them.She has also spent over 40 years pursuing wellness in her mind, body, and spiritual journey, and her ultimate goal is to empower and inspire others to do the same.Her extensive travel experiences have taken her to many countries worldwide, where she has served as a gospel vocalist, worship leader, and leadership trainer for all genders and age groups.Dr. Annette's passion for helping others is evident through her significant time spent as a Hospital and Prison Chaplain. Her mission extends beyond borders, and she contributed to establishing a mission school in Kakamega, East Africa, to which her ministry gives monthly support. Her heart for service is a testament to her unwavering dedication to spreading God'slove and truth.

Dr. Annette, the Publishing Pusher's life's calling is to serve and assist others, which she fulfills through her anointed and ordained ministry. With a wealth of knowledge and expertise, Dr. Annette holds degrees in Business Administration, Management, Human Resources, and Clinical Pastoral Counseling. She is a certified Pastoral Counselor and Wellness Life Coach.She published her first book, Living Words of Encouragement, in 2005. She has authored almost twenty books and coached others to become self-publishers or create books for them.She has also spent over 40 years pursuing wellness in her mind, body, and spiritual journey, and her ultimate goal is to empower and inspire others to do the same.Her extensive travel experiences have taken her to many countries worldwide, where she has served as a gospel vocalist, worship leader, and leadership trainer for all genders and age groups.Dr. Annette's passion for helping others is evident through her significant time spent as a Hospital and Prison Chaplain. Her mission extends beyond borders, and she contributed to establishing a mission school in Kakamega, East Africa, to which her ministry gives monthly support. Her heart for service is a testament to her unwavering dedication to spreading God'slove and truth.

Clairvoyant Steven Upton was a Prison Chaplain, minister & tutor at the world famous Arthur Findlay School of Psychic Sciences

Steven Upton is a former Prison Chaplain, clairvoyant, and one of the world's top supernatural healers.

Just over a year ago the Supreme Court quashed Peter Ellis' convictions - the first time this has ever been done posthumously in New Zealand. One of the biggest podcasts to come out of New Zealand, Conviction launches today. It's taken 5 years to put together and includes some of the last interviews Peter would ever do, and interviews people who have never spoken out before. It's an in-depth look at this complex and divisive case that tries to give a fair voice to all involved, all those who have suffered over the years. Stephen Ferguson was the prison chaplain and then close friend to Peter Ellis and was key in getting Peter to speak on the podcast.

Welcome to Episode 55 of Talking Prisoner, where your host, Matt Batten, has a profound conversation with Buddhist prison chaplain, Susan Shannon. Susan's remarkable career spans over four decades, with her most striking experiences centred around her work on death row at San Quentin Prison.In this episode, we delve deep into Susan's life story, from her childhood years to her conversion to Tibetan Buddhism. Susan reveals her unexpected love for the hit TV show, The Sopranos, and shares a bit about her personal hobbies.Our conversation transitions into her riveting journey at San Quentin Jail, from her very first day to her encounters with prison guards and inmates on death row. Susan recalls her initial visit to death row and describes the ambience that continues to stick with her.Susan details the establishment of her Buddhist prison group, discussing its origin and evolution. She courageously shares her insights on the crimes committed by inmates she has worked with and provides an up-close look at the reality of life on death row.Throughout the episode, we explore the challenges Susan faced in starting her chaplaincy within the prison system and her relentless efforts to make a difference. She reflects on the surreal experience of putting on a bullet/stab proof vest for the first time and her dedicated work with inmates on death row, particularly Albert 'Ru Al' Jones and Jarvis 'Jay' Masters.We delve into a typical day in the life of an inmate on death row, discussing everything from meals and education to security protocols. The impact of Covid-19 on prisons also forms a vital part of our conversation.Susan fondly reminisces about her meeting with His Holiness the Dalai Lama and further unravels the harsh realities faced by inmates on death row.Join us for this stirring episode that offers a rare, heartfelt insight into prison chaplaincy and the world within death row. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to our channel for more engaging discussions.#deathrow #susanshannon #prison #truecrime #podcast #prisonlife #sanquentin

It's been nearly two years since Virginia abolished the death penalty, but some people are still dealing with its consequences.  Russell Ford was a minister who accompanied 28 men to the electric chair, and he's written a memoir about that experience.  He sat down with Sandy Hausman to share some of his memories.  And we […]

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Chris Lynam is a poet, writer and public speaker who currently works at The Archer Project. Prior to this, Chris was embroiled in a life of addiction and criminality, originally in Ireland and then in the UK. Here, Chris shares the story of what led him to prison, his road to recovery, and how life has been since getting out. This podcast is also available as a video – just search Life After Prison on YouTube. Useful organisations: CALM CALM helpline – 0800 58 58 58 (open 5pm-midnight) Samaritans Samaritans helpline – 116 123 (24 hours) Humankind Turning Point Survivors UK SSAFA Shannon Trust The Archer Project Printed By Us Contact us: If anything you've heard in this podcast has inspired you to make a positive change in your life, or you'd just like to get in touch, please contact us.

Almost 30 years after he was sent to prison Peter Ellis' child sex abuse convictions were today quashed by the Supreme Court. He served seven years in prison after being convicted in 1993 of 16 charges of sexual offending against seven children at the Christchurch creche where he worked. Stephen Ferguson was the prison chaplain at Paparua Prison when he got to know Peter Ellis in maximum security. He and his wife Pamela later became friends with Peter and were with him in the days leading up to his death from cancer in 2019. Stephen told Lisa Owen the decision came with mixed emotions. [embed] https://players.brightcove.net/6093072280001/default_default/index.html?videoId=6313393869112

Labor Day is over, which means summer is coming to a close. Brian and Dirt catch-up on their summer activities and travel before jumping into a power-packed conversation with Curtis "Chap" Browder. His aggressive life as Alabama's first African American prison chaplain brought him face-to-face with Klan members, racist governors, and murderers. His boldness, bravery, and forgiveness is a stunning example of living history. 

Fourteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time - Luke 10:1-12, 17-20 Elizabeth Lee is a Spiritual Director, Retreat Facilitator and Professional / Pastoral Supervisor with a passion for being a listening presence among the fringes and fostering human connection through deep listening. She has had the privilege of offering pastoral care among those living with homelessness and life-giving ministry as a Prison Chaplain. Liz originally trained as a Food Technologist and has had a very varied career as a research scientist, museum curator, health promotion and community development worker and teacher of science and religious education. While currently enrolled in the Graduate Certificate in Research Methodology with Pilgrim College and the University of Divinity in Melbourne, she also holds a Masters of Arts (Theology) as well a Bachelor of Science, Graduate Diploma in Education and a Masters of Education. For 59 years Liz identified as Catholic but now is not contained by denominational boundaries. She is a member of Pitt St Uniting Church. She has been married to John for nearly 40 years, is a mother of 3 adult and partnered children and grandmother to 2 delightful pre-schoolers.

Did you know you don't have to prove you are a Christian to be a prison chaplain? Tune in to THIS amazing true story about a Christian woman in prison for drugs who returned to her faith and posted verses around her CELL and then around the whole jail. SteveHemphill1@me.com Join the MOVEMENT: Take the Stake Challenge Active-Faith.org #StakeTheLand

Nicodemus, The Blind Man, Lazarus, The Passion, & The Apostles in the Room, The Doubting Thomas. I hope you've enjoyed these Podcasts. I will be uploading others from other Seminaries as well as Clinical Pastoral Education lectures to become a hospital/Prison Chaplain. Stay Tuned 8v) God Bless!!!!!!

The Justice Gerard Movement on FB, YouTube and Twitter presents: Turning A Moment Into A Movement Topic: Advocating for Change "Life After Lock Up" Getting out of prison is an incredibly difficult time emotionally because the world has moved on while you've been in stasis. In 2020, around 2.3 million Americans were in some sort of criminal justice confinement....That includes state prisons, local jails, juvenile centers and immigration detention facilities. And according to the Department of Health and Human Services The hurdles faced by returning citizens. Getting out of prison is an incredibly difficult time emotionally because the world has moved on while you've been incarcerated. 70 million people in our country have criminal records, that's 1 in 5! 600,000 people released from state supervision every year. The continued discrimination/racism is unconscionable! This week Mr James Jones, President and Director of The Reinvention Center, Author, Paralegal, Entrepreneur, Podcast Host..."The Growth Hour" Formerly incarcerated 22 years..... and Mr Maurice Clifton, Justice Advocate,Prison Chaplain, Podcast Co-Host... "The Growth Hour”…Formerly incarcerated 23 years ......will be our guest. So JOIN ....Jay Love from The Justice for Gerard Movement, along with..... Attorney Hugo Mack, of H Mack Law, www.hmacklaw.com Justice Advocates : -Alexandria Hughes, Behavioral Therapist, Advisory Council for Mi Rep Kyra H Bolden, Justice Advocate, MI Liberation, Accountability for Dearborn -Trische' Duckworth Founder & Executive Director of Survivors Speak, Founder & Executive Director of Value Black Lives LLC, Social Worker, Justice Advocate -Rev Tia Littlejohn: Founder of the Choice Zone, Doctoral Student, Minister at Transforming Love Community, Life & Nutrition Coach, Behavior Interventionist, Michigan Racial Equity Task Force member Turning A Moment Into A Movement!!!!! If you want to learn more about The Justice for Gerard Movement go to: www.change.org/Justice4GERARD

Hi, I'm Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry. I wrote this poem to share at the men's prison Easter service as a Prison Chaplain. What a time in history to share it for the first time publically. Three years of the pandemic, devastating floods and fires throughout Australia and the world, the current war in Ukraine, unrest throughout the nations of our world, millions of homeless refugees, pollution beyond our capacity to correct. Just to name a few of the worldwide problems let alone local and family problems facing us. We pray "Lord, come quickly." Revelation 22:20. But God in His patience and love waits. For God to intervene will require Him to punish those who do not love Him. So He waits. 'The Lord isn't really being slow about his promise, as some people think. No, he is being patient for your sake. He does not want anyone to be destroyed, but wants everyone to repent.' 2 Peter 3:9 NLT 'For this is how God loved the world: He gave His one and only Son so that everyone who believes in him will not perish but have eternal life.' John 3:16. You can read my poems at Simply Story Poetry on Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter and at simplystorypoetry.com and follow me on Instagram. Thank you for taking a few minutes of your precious time to listen to this poem. Beverley Joy. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/simply-story-poetry/message

From Layan Hill in Belmont, Port of Spain, Trinidad, Mtima was raised by his doting grandparents, steps away from a crack cocaine block. When the blistering sting of poverty struck, a then desperate 13 -year-old Mtima found a side hustle-selling drugs. Together with his 9 and 11-year-old friends, Mtima paid off police officers after ‘failed' drug raids, witnessed how the cocaine trade desecrated lives and landed in prison at 16. A Life skills training center called SERVOL, coupled with his discovery of Islam at 21 saved Mtima from self-destruction. In this podcast, Mtima, the CEO and Founder of the Roots Foundation, Prison Chaplain and Master's graduate in Sociology, details his experience with bullying and fighting back; his struggles to find academic success after his transformation; how poetry became a life-saving tool, and the powerful role of faith in giving him a second lease on life. Check out Mtima Solwazi's website: https://rootsfoundationtt.wordpress.com/about-us/meet-the-team/ Follow Mtima Solwazi on Twitter: https://twitter.com/rootstt Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/rootsfoundationtt FOLLOW PARALYSIS TO PURPOSE Twitter: https://twitter.com/Paral2Purpose Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/paralysis2purpose/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/paralysis2purpose TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@paralysis2purpose Mailing List: http://eepurl.com/hzE5n9 FOLLOW OUR HOST, DAVID COOKS Twitter: https://twitter.com/dcespeaks Instagram: https://instagram.com/dcespeaks Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dcespeaks/ Website: https://davidcooksspeaks.com/ Listen in for stories of growth, change, and discovery by both individuals and corporations on their journeys from Paralysis to Purpose. http://paralysis2purpose.com/

Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time - Luke 6: 39-45 - Kate (Master of Theology, Bachelor of Theology, DipEd, Bachelor of Arts) is currently serving as a Prison Chaplain for the Catholic Diocese of Bathurst NSW. She lives in central western NSW after several years of pastoral care work in isolated, outback communities. Kate has experience in Church leadership as a Diocesan Chancellor, Director of Mission/Identity as well as years in education, chaplaincy and mission management. Her experience in pastoral care have influenced her thinking and honed her skills to listen and speak what needs to be said. She's a challenging facilitator and a sensitive mediator. Kate is passionate in her support of NSW Health Palliative Care Volunteers across NSW and has a particular commitment to those who care for the dying in rural communities. Kate has tutored in Christian Spirituality at tertiary level and been a secondary teacher of senior HSC English and Studies of Religion. As an Anglican in her early life, and responding to a call to ordained ministry, Kate trained for the Anglican priesthood and became interested in Catholic life when she began to study theology. As a result of exposure to the great writers of the Spiritual Classics and her studies in Western Spirituality she became a Catholic in the late 1980s. Kate is totally uninspired by rigid, patriarchal thinking. She is a passionate feminist, educator and dedicated learner with a gift for getting to the point.

We're talking to Sue Collier a Prison Chaplain who has a new release inspired by her work with prisoners. The new EP comes 35 years after her early album releases. Help Vision to keep 'Connecting Faith to Life': https://vision.org.au/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sue Collier has always loved to sing. Her rock and roll career has taken her across the world. She loved her job and her life. But then, one day – she gave it all up. Fast forward 35 years, Sue is a very different person. She’s retired, and spends her days volunteering as a prison chaplain. So how does one go from rock and roll to prison chaplaincy? GIVEAWAY: To win one of two copies of Sue’s album, You Might Be the One, leave a message on the Finding Hope page at hopepodcasts.com.au. You can purchase a copy of You Might Be the One CD by emailing susanrutlandcollier@gmail.com. To learn more about prison chaplaincy: Inside Out Chaplaincy (QLD based) Anglicare NSW Chaplaincy Australia If you or someone you know has a story of hope to share, and you’d like to be interviewed for the podcast, Georgia would love to hear from you - leave a comment on the Finding Hope page at hopepodcasts.com.au. Listen to more from our Hope Podcasts collection at hopepodcasts.com.au. And send the team a message via Hope 103.2’s app, Facebook or Instagram.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

J.John speaks with Rev Phil Chadder, a Prison Chaplain and Chaplaincy Training and Development Officer.

KSHB 41 News Today anchor Taylor Hemness continues his series examining the role of faith in the lives of Kansas Citians. In this episode, he spoke with prison Chaplain Matt Mason. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hi, I'm Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry. This Christian devotional poem is inspired by the Bible story, in John chapter 9, of the blind man who was healed by Jesus. When the man returned from following Jesus' instructions to wash, the people who saw him asked him in amazement about his healing. They took him to the Jewish temple to show him to the authorities, who kept questioning him about how and who healed him. I have published another poem that includes John 9 verses 1-3 titled 'God Knows Firsthand Your Pain' from verse 9+ (April 23, 2021). I wrote this poem following the death of my nephew as a young adult by suicide. In John 9 verses 1-3 the disciples ask Jesus "Whose sin caused this man's blindness?" I follow these conversational verses with gracious and encouraging words from Jesus based on a few favourite Bible verses. This new poem focuses on our spiritual blindness before being spiritually healed by Jesus, and how our colleagues, friends and family recognize and question the change in our behaviour and our outlook on life. I wrote this poem while I was a Prison Chaplain and shared it in a prison chapel service as the message was centered on this Bible story. You can read my poems and verses at Simply Story Poetry on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and the website. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/simply-story-poetry/message

Welcome back to The Critic Podcast, and welcome to our new series: The Critic Narrated! Each week, we will be bringing you a selection articles from our print issues, read aloud by their authors for you to listen to on your commute, around the house or alongside reading the written piece. Don't forget you can visit our website to subscribe to the print issue, and to read a plethora of articles on politics, current affairs, society, culture and beyond.  In this episode, architectural historian Matthew Lloyd Roberts reads his article ‘The Critic's New Home', Anna Price, podcast producer here at The Critic, narrates Claudia Savage Gore's October Hot House column, 'Eat, Pray, Hate', and Jonathan Aitken, Christ Church alumnus, former Conservative cabinet member and current Prison Chaplain, reads his feature ‘Low Panic at the High Table'. All articles taken from The Critic's October issue.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast on Spotify and iTunes to ensure you never you never miss an episode. -- Music: “Modern Jazz Samba” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome back to The Critic Podcast, and welcome to our new series: The Critic Narrated! Each week, we will be bringing you a selection articles from our print issues, read aloud by their authors for you to listen to on your commute, around the house or alongside reading the written piece. Don't forget you can visit our website to subscribe to the print issue, and to read a plethora of articles on politics, current affairs, society, culture and beyond.  In this episode, architectural historian Matthew Lloyd Roberts reads his article ‘The Critic's New Home', Anna Price, podcast producer here at The Critic, narrates Claudia Savage Gore's October Hot House column, 'Eat, Pray, Hate', and Jonathan Aitken, Christ Church alumnus, former Conservative cabinet member and current Prison Chaplain, reads his feature ‘Low Panic at the High Table'. All articles taken from The Critic's October issue.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast on Spotify and iTunes to ensure you never you never miss an episode. -- Music: “Modern Jazz Samba” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Today is the start of Prisons Week - it's a call to pray for all those affected by crime and imprisonment - prisoners and their families, victims of crime, their families and their communities, those working in the criminal justice system, and the many people involved in caring for those affected by crime - inside and outside our prisons. Today's guest is Reverend Helen Dearnley, an Anglican priest and an experienced Prison Chaplain based in Leicestershire, who shares some views on her present role and the opportunities it offers for ministry in places of fear, loneliness and conflict. You can find Prisons Week prayer resources at their website - www.prisonsweek.org We have a celebration of the Feast of St Francis of Assisi in music, and another Notice Board packed with information about Harvest Thanksgiving Services around the Island this week - and much more! The website address to find out more about the Simeon Wood Day Retreat - on Saturday 16 October 2021 at the Island's newest retreat centre - Thie Dy Vea - Ballawattleworth House - in Peel, is www.retreathouse.im And tickets for the Simeon Wood concert with Manx Voices in the Centenary Centre in Peel on Thursday 14 October can be booked on line at www.centenarycentre.com Notice Board news, and your hymn choices for inclusion in future programmes can all be sent to me via email - judithley@manxradio.com

Hi, I'm Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry. This Christian poem is based on the Bible Story of the Woman and the Two Coins in Luke 21:1-4. This was another poem I wrote while a Prison Chaplain at the Women's Correctional Centre in 2017. I wanted to tell this story to encourage the women in prison, that the Chaplains were a representation of God's love for them. I have included other Bible verses that relate to charity and giving - Luke 20:45-47, Luke 21:1-4, Matthew 25, Deuteronomy 10:18, Psalm 82:3-4, 2 Corinthians 8:12-15, Exodus 16:18. I include a list of reference books, at the end of this poem, that I study on the subject prior to writing this poem. Most of my poems evolve from books that I have read or Bible passages that I have studied. Listen to my other poems on Women in the Bible - A Few Faithful Women - Easter Story Part 1, 15th April 2022, The Passion of Mary Magdalene - Easter Story Part 2, 16th April 2022, Her Touch of Simply Faith 15th April, The women with the blood issue, 28th March, The Busyness Excuse, Mary and Martha, 22nd Feb, Mary and Elizabeth, 30th Nov 2021, Mary, 23rd Nov, Four Unusual Women 9th Nov 2021, Sweet Temptation, Eve Genesis 3, 15th Sept, She Gave From Her Heart The Woman and the Two Coins Luke 21:1-4, 17th August, Takes Two To Tango The Adulterous Woman of John 8:1-11 1st July, I Am Ruth, 3rd June and Feast or Famine, Ruth 27th May, and 'Thirst Quenching' The Woman at the Well, 27th April 2021. You can read my poems at Simply Story Poetry on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and at simplystorypoetry.com and follow me on Instagram. Thank you for taking the time to listen to my poem. Beverley Joy. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/simply-story-poetry/message

On this weeks podcast we are delighted to speak to Imelda Wickham PBVM about her new book "Unheard Voices: Reflections of a Prison Chaplain" published by Messenger Publications with a foreword by Peter McVerry SJ. Imelda Wickham PBVM was a Prison Chaplain for twenty years and held the role of National Coordinator of Prison Chaplains for three years.Sr Imelda shares her vocation story and how it led to 20 years as chaplain to Wheatfield Prison with us. Her book provides us with a brief human insight into life behind bars in our penal institutions. The author challenges the use of prisons to deal with addictions, mental health issues and homelessness, arguing that true justice lies in healing for all involved in criminal behaviour, including victim, perpetrator and society. Her reflections on prisoners' stories also paints a picture of what life can be like in a prison cell.She is currently involved in establishing a support service for the families of people in prison called New Directions –Supporting Families of People in Prison.

On this weeks podcast we are delighted to speak to Imelda Wickham PBVM about her new book "Unheard Voices: Reflections of a Prison Chaplain" published by Messenger Publications with a foreword by Peter McVerry SJ. Imelda Wickham PBVM was a Prison Chaplain for twenty years and held the role of National Coordinator of Prison Chaplains for three years. Sr Imelda shares her vocation story and how it led to 20 years as chaplain to Wheatfield Prison with us. Her book provides us with a brief human insight into life behind bars in our penal institutions. The author challenges the use of prisons to deal with addictions, mental health issues and homelessness, arguing that true justice lies in healing for all involved in criminal behaviour, including victim, perpetrator and society. Her reflections on prisoners' stories also paints a picture of what life can be like in a prison cell.She is currently involved in establishing a support service for the families of people in prison called New Directions –Supporting Families of People in Prison.

Fr. Julio Valenzuela is chaplain in the Federal Bureau of Prisons. In this episode, Fr. Julio walks us through his journey toward the Anglican Tradition and the importance of holding tension in the Via Media. The Classic Anglican Blog: Holding Tension is Classic Anglicanism The Order of St. Cuthbert   

Hi, I'm Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry. I wrote this poem, in 2016, while I was a Prison Chaplain to encourage the female prisoners to 'Learn about God's love and forgiveness for them and find rest and peace in Jesus.'  It is based on Matthew 11:28-30 “Come to Me, all who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. Take My yoke upon you and learn from Me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For My yoke is comfortable, and My burden is light.” I learnt these verses at a young age, but I never understood the meaning of them. How wonderful it was to learn the context of these verses. You can read my poems and verses at Simply Story Poetry on Facebook, pinterest, twitter and website. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/simply-story-poetry/message

Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time - Mk 4:35-41 Elizabeth Lee is a Spiritual Director, Retreat Facilitator, and Pastoral Supervisor. She has a passion for fostering human connection through deep listening and for being a listening presence among the fringes. Liz has a diverse professional background. In recent times she has had the privilege of offering pastoral care among those living with homelessness. Prior to that she had years of life-giving ministry as a Prison Chaplain. Liz originally trained as a Food Technologist and has had a very varied career as a research scientist, museum curator, health promotion community development worker and teacher of science and religious education. Liz holds a Master of Arts (Theology) as well a Bachelor of Science, Graduate Diploma in Education and a Masters of Education. For 59 years Liz has identified as Catholic and considers that she is Catholic in her DNA yet recognises that she is so much more than her DNA. She is a member of the Grail, a member in association at Pitt St Uniting Church and involved in the weekend breakfasts for those living with homelessness at St Patrick's Church Hill where once a month she offers “Food for the Soul.” Liz is married with 3 adult children and 2 grandchildren.

Sean Page was previously a Catholic priest based in the St. Anne's Parish in Sligo Town. He's since been ordained a Church of England Minister in Manchester, and among his duties are that of prison chaplain at a prison in the area

We're talking to prison Chaplain Shaun Marsh about pastoral care in jails. Help Vision to keep 'Connecting Faith to Life': https://vision.org.au/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hi. I'm Beverley of Simply Story Poetry. This Christian poem is the first from my Women of the Bible series. It is based on The Story of the Woman at the Well, John Chapter 4. It is the first in 'The Women of the Bible' series. I wrote it in 2017, while I was a Prison Chaplain in the Women's Prison. I would recite a poem for the women during the chapel services. Listen to my other poems on Women in the Bible - A Few Faithful Women - Easter Story Part 1, 15th April 2022, The Passion of Mary Magdalene - Easter Story Part 2, 16th April 2022, Her Touch of Simply Faith 15th April, The women with the blood issue, 28th March, The Busyness Excuse, Mary and Martha, 22nd Feb, Mary and Elizabeth, 30th Nov 2021, Mary, 23rd Nov, Four Unusual Women 9th Nov 2021, Sweet Temptation, Eve Genesis 3, 15th Sept, She Gave From Her Heart The Woman and the Two Coins Luke 21:1-4, 17th August, Takes Two To Tango The Adulterous Woman of John 8:1-11 1st July, I Am Ruth, 3rd June and Feast or Famine, Ruth 27th May, and 'Thirst Quenching' The Woman at the Well, 27th April 2021. You can read my poems at Simply Story Poetry on Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter and at simplystorypoetry.com and follow me on Instagram. I appreciate you taking the time to listen to my poem. Beverley Joy. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/simply-story-poetry/message

Barbara Joy Hansen provides much insight into domestic violence and sexual abuse trauma. As an International Speaker and Author of Listen to the Cry of the Child, The Deafening Silence of Sexual Abuse, Barbara Joy, being a survivor of childhood incest, preteen crime, and tragic losses including betrayal in her own marriage. After living with a "silent scream" for many decades, Barbara facilitates the Beauty Out of Ashes support group and teaches battered women as well as working with male survivors online. She has even gone into the courtroom with victims. Barbara Joy Hansen truly has a God-given advocacy to help survivors, former addicts, prisoners, and sex offenders. Barbara is a Co-Host of Talk Show NAASCA Stop Child Abuse NOW. Much accomplished as well being a Prison Chaplain, Speaker, Life Coach and SURVIVOR'S AGAINST VIOLENCE EVERYWHERE Ambassador/Massachusetts. To Contact Barbara Joy Hansen: 508-473-1280 listentothecry.org hopepyxgobal.org dismantlingfamilycourtcorruption.com Music provided by: mictechmusic@yahoo.com https://www.buymeacoffee.com/maryannpetri

    Barbara Joy Hansen provides much insight into domestic violence and sexual abuse trauma. As an International Speaker and Author of Listen to the Cry of the Child, The Deafening Silence of Sexual Abuse, Barbara Joy, being a survivor of childhood incest, preteen crime, and tragic losses including betrayal in her own marriage.     After living with  a "silent scream" for many decades, Barbara facilitates the Beauty Out of Ashes support group and teaches battered women as well as working with male survivors online.  She has even gone into the courtroom with victims.    Barbara Joy Hansen truly has a God-given advocacy  to help survivors, former addicts, prisoners, and sex offenders.  Barbara is a Co-Host of Talk Show NAASCA Stop Child Abuse NOW.    Much accomplished as well being a Prison Chaplain, Speaker, Life Coach and SURVIVOR'S AGAINST VIOLENCE EVERYWHERE Ambassador/MassachusettsTo Contact Barbara Joy Hansen: 508-473-1280                                                                         listentothecry.org                                                                         hopepyxgobal.org

What is worship? Guest: Glenn Kaiser, Jesus Music Pioneer, Pastor, Prison Chaplain, Blues artist, Cigar-box player, Homeless advocate and more.

This is NAIDOC week, where we celebrate the contribution of Australia's first peoples.

Fr Karl and Deacon Josh are recording in person for the first time! It only took 21 episodes. We discuss the new theme for World Day of Communications 2021: "Come and See" (Jn 1:46). Communicating, encountering people as and where they are. Bathurst is looking for a new Prison Chaplain in Oberon. We discuss the recent Webinars across the diocese with the Office of the Childrens' Guardian. Fr Brian Lucas joins us to discuss the work of Catholic Mission, which is focused on Cambodia for 2020. You can watch Chen's story here. We also discuss Church administration. Lisa Bright returns to explain how to create a faith sharing group. You can contact us at podcast@bathurst.catholic.org.au or hit like on our Facebook page. Opening Theme Music: Derek Clegg - A Strong Will is Needed - How-To Theme Music by Ramol Nocopyright Music Used under Creative Commons. Editing, Cover Art and How-To Theme Voiceover by Emily Bennett

We're talking to Prison Chaplain Jonathan Stubbs about the process of a day ministering in a prison. Help Vision to keep 'Connecting Faith to Life': https://vision.org.au/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

To help keep this and other programs on the air, please donate here.Watch Mother Miriam's Live show from 5.29.2020. In today's show, she shares stories from her time as a women's prison chaplain.You can tune in daily at 10 am EST/7 am PST on our Facebook Page.Subscribe to Mother Miriam Live here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

“Papa, please tell me a story.”  That’s Cain, or maybe Abel, asked Adam to tell them a story, a story that will make the past more clear so they can face the future with greater certainty, courage, and hope.  It’s a question every Father and Mother has been asked by the “inquiring minds” who sit beside them in the light of a cooling evening.    Each month I imagine that you have just invited me to “tell you a story,” a true tale of The Creator’s love that will help you understand the past and so face the future with more certainty, courage, and hope. I breath deeply for a long minute, and then pour my heart out to you through my computer. www.adventistworld.org

In 1999 Former Conservative MP and Cabinet Minister Jonathan Aitken was convicted of perjury at The Old Bailey in a famous and widely reported case. His political career in ruins, he received an 18-month prison sentence starting at the high security HMP Belmarsh. Jonathan’s story is quite unique—and at the time, he was one of the most vilified personalities of his generation. As a journalist he spent some seven years on Fleet Street and as an author has written some 17 books including acclaimed biographies on Nixon and Thatcher. These days he is a London based Priest serving as Prison Chaplain in HMP Pentonville in East London and Assistant Minister in St Matthew’s Westminster Church. Our fascinating conversation took place in his London home. Listen in as we chat over the past, present and future of a life fully lived. This is Your London Legacy  “I was playing in the sandpit in my aunt’s garden—suddenly there came over in the sky a sound of a noisy engine. And this was a doodlebug, a flying bomb that came over.” 16:10 One of Jonathan’s earliest memories is of a flying bomb chugging its engine overhead while he played in a sandbox—an object and event of historical intrigue no doubt, and an interesting starting place for a future politician. But before Jonathan fully entered the political life he was a journalist, and as he says, a young journalist goes to where the news is. This meant he traveled all over the world—Vietnam, the Middle East, Africa, and covering Nixon’s election in the states. But he always felt like a spectator looking in, and longed for the political life of being in the center of the events he was covering.   “I’ve often asked myself the same—because it wasn’t really worth doing, covering it up. I think it was a combination of pride—and fear.” 30:40 Jonathan went on to become a Defense Minister – and on a trip to Paris stayed at a hotel that would bring about the fall of his career by accepting to have his room paid for by someone else. A hospitality he didn’t know would change his life – by eventually trying to cover up this small courtesy. The media upon finding out that this bill was footed by a figure from a foreign government went after him – and after a single comment in trial, a false one, Jonathan was prosecuted for perjury and sentenced to 18 months in prison.   “I was, I think – ruined, but not totally heartbroken.” 39:10 While undoubtedly a moment where his whole life unraveled, Jonathan didn’t see going to prison as a death sentence. There was a feeling that life would go on and something new would happen—as indeed it did, through a chance prison encounter with an inmate and refusing a certain collection of dirty magazines, no less. Jonathan had turned to faith to help guide him through his sentence and it slowly accumulated during and after his incarceration until he found himself studying at an Anglican theological college. Since he had seen how prison was the great equalizer where no one behind bars is more important than anyone else, he felt compelled to continue practicing his faith among those he had once called his brothers. As a prison chaplain, Jonathan now raises awareness about the quality of prisons today and the dangers that lay within, and also beyond the cells once inmates are released. He has seen how people end up right back behind bars and is working towards practical and societal changes to help reintroduce people to the working world, life at large, and the faith behind it all.   Links JonathanAitken.org (https://www.jonathanaitken.org/) Support this podcast

Today our guest is Bob Akroyd, Chairman of the Free Church of Scotland Mission Board and a Systematic Theology lecturer at Edinburgh Theological Seminary (ETS). Bob grew up in Lawrenceville, New Jersey and studied American History at the University of Virginia (founded by Thomas Jefferson in 1819). Following two years of teaching English in Japan, he came to the University of Edinburgh to study Scottish History in 1990. Attending Buccleuch Free Church in Edinburgh and listening to tapes of the late Douglas MacMillan, Bob was converted in 1993. In 1996, he completed his PhD on “Lord Rosebery and Scottish Nationalism (1868 – 1896).” He continued his studies at the Free Church College from 1996 - 1999. In August 1999, Bob was ordained and inducted as Assistant Minister at Buccleuch Free Church in Edinburgh where he served with his friend and senior Minister Alex MacDonald for more than 13 years. Bob has also served as a Prison Chaplain at Saughton Prison, an honorary Chaplain at Edinburgh University and a volunteer at Bethany Christian Trust.In 2012, Bob was appointed to the Chair of Systematic Theology at the Free Church College. In 2013, Bob completed an MTh at New College, Edinburgh on “Benjamin Breckinridge Warfield (1851 – 1921) & the Essence of Christianity.” At ETS, Bob is the course organiser for Systematic Theology, Practical Theology and the Access to Theology Course.Bob is married to Heather and they live in Edinburgh.Topics: Mission, D.L. Moody, Confidence in Jesus, Elements of Good Preaching, Recruitment, Scottish Observations, Evangelists  Presented by David Meredith www.generation-mission.orgTitle Music and Production: Simon Kennedy

In this podcast, I share two stories! One is about a Scrabble game and the other describes a chaplain’s role in delivering bad news.

Shawn O'Conner is a Chaplain with the Indiana Department of Corrections. He has a heart to reach people that are many times forgotten about with the life changing news of Jesus Christ. On this episode Shawn shares his experiences as a Prison Chaplain and let's us know about the other missionaries within the prison system.

On a trip to Walla Walla, Kriste chatted with her mother's 90+ year old aunt Dorothy, and Dorothy's son Bill. Dorothy told the story of how she met Bill's dad, Melvin. Bill talked about listening, something he's done a lot of thinking about. Kriste asked Bill has how he gets people to talk to him (he checks in on members of his church at their homes), and his answer has really had Kriste thinking.

It's sometimes so easy to forget about those who are incarcerated...especially those who are serving life sentences or sitting on Death Row. We say, "Justice has been served" or "They got what they asked for" or "TWe can't help them anymore." But, what did Jesus say? It is quite challenging and very counter-cultural. Join Deacon Jeff and Fra Tom in the Luxurious Corner Booth of the FRENCH Catholic Cafe in Lourdes, France as they welcome their guests, Collins Whitfield and Mike McGarry, Knights of Malta who are involved with prison ministry, to the show.

Combined, Fr. John and Fr. Stephen have been involved with prison ministry for well over 50 years. From their experiences in this work, they speak on the important concept of "Ministry of Presence" that is truly vital for all Orthodox Christians to understand. This concept is brought to life by the stories they share from their ministries. This presentation was given in Houston as part of an Orthodox Christian Prison Ministry gathering. Fr. John Kowalczyk is the priest of St. Michael's Church in Jermyn, PA, the Chancellor of the Diocese of Eastern Pennsylvania, a Chaplain at S.C.I. Waymart's Forensic Treatment Center for over 27 years, teaches at St. Tikhon's Orthodox Seminary, and is the Director of their Field Education Program. Fr. John is a member of the Board of Directors of Orthodox Christian Prison Ministry. Fr. Stephen Powley is the priest of St. John the Baptist Church in Pueblo, CO, and is the Assistant Director of Orthodox Christian Prison Ministry. He served as a Prison Chaplain for almost 26 years until his retirement in August of 2010. During that time he served as a chaplain in every security level of prison from minimum to maximum.

Combined, Fr. John and Fr. Stephen have been involved with prison ministry for well over 50 years. From their experiences in this work, they speak on the important concept of "Ministry of Presence" that is truly vital for all Orthodox Christians to understand. This concept is brought to life by the stories they share from their ministries. This presentation was given in Houston as part of an Orthodox Christian Prison Ministry gathering. Fr. John Kowalczyk is the priest of St. Michael's Church in Jermyn, PA, the Chancellor of the Diocese of Eastern Pennsylvania, a Chaplain at S.C.I. Waymart's Forensic Treatment Center for over 27 years, teaches at St. Tikhon's Orthodox Seminary, and is the Director of their Field Education Program. Fr. John is a member of the Board of Directors of Orthodox Christian Prison Ministry. Fr. Stephen Powley is the priest of St. John the Baptist Church in Pueblo, CO, and is the Assistant Director of Orthodox Christian Prison Ministry. He served as a Prison Chaplain for almost 26 years until his retirement in August of 2010. During that time he served as a chaplain in every security level of prison from minimum to maximum.