Podcasts about samaritan women

In this episode, James considers John 4 and Jesus's encounter with the Samaritan Women. 

“The average age of a young woman that is recruited into sex trafficking is 11-13.” - Jeanne Allert. Jeanne Allert has been an English teacher, instructional designer, technology director, and Internet consultant. But a conversation with 19 year old Heather on Payson Street in downtown Baltimore, changed the trajectory of Jeanne's life, and eventually the lives of many other women. On this week show, Kurt and Chad talk with this Jeanne and Pastor Brian Sites about the reality vs perception of sex trafficking in the United States, and what we can do to help prevent and stop the cycle of sin, both for the man and the woman involved in trafficking. In 2007, Jeanne founded and is the current Executive Director of The Samaritan Women , an organization who's mission is “That any survivor , anywhere in the nation, would have access to qualified, compassionate care.” Brian Sites and his wife Karissa, have been involved in helping women who are in the sex trafficking industry in the Kentucky area, loving them and being a safe place for them to go to experience the love of Christ. For more information about the reality of sex and labor trafficking in America please visit the website and the organization: https://thesamaritanwomen.org (This is a repeat episode - enjoy!)

REMINDER: Girls, just a reminder that we will do re-airs for the next few months as we revamp and create new content for the podcast. We will air every two weeks. Today is about the Samaritan woman and how God loved and accepted her. He changed her life forever. Listen to the full episode to see what happens.                         ___________________________________ Visit our website Order the Bible study Get the gratitude journal Sign up to our GIGI notes SHOP OUR BOOKS  eBook library Artist: Matt Redman Keep in the loop by signing to our GIGI Notes HERE DON'T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE  Hosts: Esther & Steph Mix & effects: Stephanie Giselle email us: writegigi5@gmail.com Write by post GIGI Teen Radio PO BOX 6505 Upper Mt Gravatt QLD 4122 music credit: Purple planet music All music played on the podcast radio is covered under the APRA AMCOS Online Mini Licence.music credit: Purple planet music

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Red Letter sections in the Bible are attributed to the actual words of Christ. In this series, special guests will be teaching on red letter passages about which they are passionate. Today, Bill welcomes special guest Vince Miller for a riveting conversation about the Samaritan Women from John 4. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here * This encore episode originally aired on February 8, 2023

The sanctity of marriage and the whole order of man and woman finds its context in the liturgy and iconography of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. His Resurrection is also our resurrection

It's a good story if you don't know anything about the context. It is a great story if you do! For all the Samaritan Women around and within us, may we we be "weak" like Jesus to bring healing where it is needed most.

ed Letter sections in the Bible are attributed to the actual words of Christ. In this series, special guests will be teaching on red letter passages about which they are passionate. Today, Bill welcomes special guest Vince Miller for a riveting conversation about the Samaritan Women from John 4. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here

In this episode Josh and Nate continue their "12 Extraordinary Women" series by looking in John 4 at the story of the Samaritan Women. Hope you enjoy! 

Sex trafficking is an evil that dehumanizes its victims by using them as products for sexual exploitation. In this episode, Linda Blackiston of The Samaritan Women joins us to shed light on this dark reality and share how the Institute for Shelter Care is working tirelessly to provide shelters across the U.S. for survivors.More Information/Resources:The Samaritan WomenFundraising Event: https://instituteforsheltercare.org/joshuabroome/Covenant Eyes offers a clear path to freedom through trusted relationships and free resources. TRY COVENANT EYES FREE FOR 30 DAYS: (Promo Code: FreePodcast)Stay up to date on the latest news and guests on The Covenant Eyes Podcast by signing up for our newsletter: https://learn.covenanteyes.com/podcast-newsletter/Accountability, Christian, Church, Church Leader, Covenant Eyes, Dignity, Freedom, God, Human Trafficking, Jeanne Allert, Joshua Broome, Pastor, Porn, Pornography, Porn Industry, Porn Recovery, Sex Trafficking, Sexual Exploitation, Shelter, Survivor, The Samaritan Women, Trafficking Victim

The Samaritan Women

Today we see not only the love of Jesus displayed for "the other," "the outcast" and "the worst sinner."  We see His love, kindness, and dignity. We also explore the concept of living water and what this means for our daily loves.  Have we received and living in the gift of God, talked about in this passage? A question we tackle, and is important for our day and age, is: Are Churches about power and recognition or about being servants of Christ and His Church?   Available On: Amazon https://amzn.to/3AWU3MW Google https://bit.ly/3AL9arG Spotify https://spoti.fi/3Q5FfQm Apple https://apple.co/3KzvUiJ Pandora https://bit.ly/3wXq3hK Pod Bean https://bit.ly/3ejgLWJ   Donate to help create more episodes, faster: Support Me on Patreon:  https://patreon.com Support Me on my website: https://bit.ly/3CYuuww Get Social: Join the conversation on Twitter: https://twitter.com/KnowingJesusPOD Join the conversation on Facebook: Knowing Jesus Podcast   #podcast #Christianity #Jesus #Christian #Love #Faith #Bible #BibleReadingPlan #AudioBible #BibleCommentary

Revd Graham Hunter finishes our sermons series, Margin to Middle with the Samaritan Women .For our Margin to Middle Sermon series, we will explore events in the Gospel where Jesus encounters marginalised members of society and how his engagement drew them into the middle of God's plans and purposes.  #Margin #Middle #Jesus #GospelOur mission is to be a Beacon of Hope for Hoxton.Worship God | Make Disciples | Share Jesus | Transform HoxtonJoin us every Sunday at our 10:30am or 4pm Service St Johns ChurchPitfield StreetLondon, N1 6NP

The Samaritan Women. it reminds of. Have we progressed in our prayers? The prayer of a repentant heart. The Samaritan women and the empty jar. Birds peck in the book of proverbs. Who are the samaritans. Why did Jesus need to go to smaria? A Poem on the smaritan women. When God call and knocks on my door, what will you do? How can I be a good person. The Philosophy of the living water. Why is important for me to say please? Lord give me this water. Gospel Reflection (John 4: 1-44).

We are delighted to have Pastor Hopson Boutot on the podcast for this episode on worship. We seek to discuss and grow together around the listed questions. Who is the God of Worship?  What is the ultimate goal of Christian worship What are things you think about when planning worship? What was Jesus going after in John 4 with the Samaritan Women at the well?  How important is personal worship in the life of a believer? What Scriptural drivers can also help strengthen us in corporate worship? Why is family worship a challenge for families? What other spiritual disciplines could serve the believer in worship? Most influential book on worship you have read?

John 4:3-26

Just like the Samaritan woman, you may feel overwhelmed by the weight of your sin. And just like her, while you might think that Jesus is holding your past over you he is tenderly saying that even this will not keep him from holding you. He is saying “I know everything you have ever done. I have seen you at your worst. And I am not leaving.” Why did Jesus have to pass through Samaria? Because his beloved was on the other side. Jesus went to Samaria so that this woman would meet him and proclaim he is the Messiah. And this would begin the wildfire spreading of this gospel that eventually made its way to this time and place to reach you and me. Sermon Notes: https://www.bible.com/events/4885568722.03.13

Maryland got an “F” grade from a national nonprofit for its efforts to protect children from being trafficked for sex. Amanda Rodriguez, of the state's Human Trafficking Task Force, says what's missing is state law that treats trafficked kids as victims, not criminals. Then we ask Jeanne Allert, who founded ‘The Samaritan Women' to support trafficked women with shelter, counseling, education, and job training … why the non-profit has changed focus and moved from Baltimore: “We became aware of how big the problem is nationally and so it became a shift to take what we've been given and what we've learned and share that with others, so they could reach into areas and to survivors that we would not be able to reach.” A project she's coaching is Harriett's House on the Eastern Shore -- we talk with its founder, Julie Cain. Links: The Samaritan Women video, The Samaritan Women Institute for Shelter Care, Turnaround, Inc., Shared Hope, Harriett's House. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“The average age of a young woman that is recruited into sex trafficking is 11-13.” - Jeanne Allert. Jeanne Allert has been an English teacher, instructional designer, technology director, and Internet consultant. But a conversation with 19 year old Heather on Payson Street in downtown Baltimore, changed the trajectory of Jeanne's life, and eventually the lives of many other women. On this week show, Kurt and Chad talk with this Jeanne and Pastor Brian Sites about the reality vs perception of sex trafficking in the United States, and what we can do to help prevent and stop the cycle of sin, both for the man and the woman involved in trafficking. In 2007, Jeanne founded and is the current Executive Director of The Samaritan Women , an organization who's mission is “That any survivor , anywhere in the nation, would have access to qualified, compassionate care.” Brian Sites and his wife Karissa, have been involved in helping women who are in the sex trafficking industry in the Kentucky area, loving them and being a safe place for them to go to experience the love of Christ. For more information about the reality of sex and labor trafficking in America please visit the website and the organization: https://thesamaritanwomen.org

In today's episode (268), we cover John chapter 4 and discuss the Samaritan women at the well event along with a deep dive on "what's the big deal about Samaritans?"

Do you feel like you just want to hide? Has life left you drained and tired of so many issues? Perhaps you have run out of courage or strength?In this week's message, we examine Jesus' encounter with the Samaritan Woman and learn how Jesus can be our source of life every day.

Do you feel like you just want to hide? Has life left you drained and tired of so many issues? Perhaps you have run out of courage or strength?In this week's message, we examine Jesus' encounter with the Samaritan Woman and learn how Jesus can be our source of life every day.

Do you feel like you just want to hide? Has life left you drained and tired of so many issues? Perhaps you have run out of courage or strength?In this week's message, we examine Jesus' encounter with the Samaritan Woman and learn how Jesus can be our source of life every day.

01/31/2022 – Jeanne Allert –Founder of Samaritan Women, on her Christian-based program to help those rescued from sex trafficking.

Maryland got an “F” grade from a national nonprofit for its efforts to protect children from being trafficked for sex. Amanda Rodriguez, of the state's Human Trafficking Task Force, says what's missing is state law that treats trafficked kids as victims, not criminals. Then we ask Jeanne Allert, who founded ‘The Samaritan Women'  to support trafficked women with shelter, counseling, education, and job training …  why the non-profit has changed focus and moved from Baltimore:   “We became aware of how big the problem is nationally and so it became a shift to take what we've been given and what we've learned and share that with others, so they could reach into areas and to survivors that we would not be able to reach.” A project she's coaching is Harriett's House on the Eastern Shore -- we talk with its founder, Julie Cain. Links: The Samaritan Women video, The Samaritan Women Institute for Shelter Care, Turnaround, Inc., Shared Hope See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Culture and Society tell us we can find satisfaction for our soul's deepest longings through earthly means, but they fail to deliver every time. Jesus offers a different path. In His encounter with the Samaritan Women, Jesus says if we come to Him and drink from the well of living water that only He offers, we will never thirst again. In Jesus we find satisfaction for our longings to be loved, seen, accepted, chosen, and free. Once we have tasted this living water of God, no other source satisfies us the way Jesus does.

 Feel free to search and listen to us on Spotify or I Tunes. The message portion of the podcast will be available in print on Monday after the release.  This is Season 5  Episode 5. We started a new Series, "For the One" by Dr. Danny Forshee.  The first week we studied Jesus, how he was a teacher, preacher, who evangelized right up till his death on the cross. He paid the ultimate price for our sins.The second week we were looking at John the Baptist. We learn that he was a prophet who baptized with water but more importantly he was paving the way for Jesus' ministry.Last week we learn about faith and how that will help as we study the parable of the Paralytic.This week we saw Andrew in the spotlight and how Jesus made him fisher of men.This week we learn about "Living water" as offered by Jesus to the Samaritan Woman.We are now stationary at the Red Door Church, Saturdays 3:00 p.m. while supplies last.  You will receive the same service as you did during our mobile outreach.  We are looking for an alternative location closer to the unhoused that has moved north.With regards to the current mask mandate, we are not advocating to break any health orders or ordinances but we also believe in each person of freedom to choose.  Therefore we will offer masks and sanitizers that request them.  As well we will not order anyone to wear a mask but will respect your choice if you do so 

“He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds.” -Psalm 147:3 tw: sexual assault and abuse When we experience trauma, there are complex layers of wounds that need healing in us. And as Kathleen Arnold, MSW shares in this episode of Take These Ashes, “that wound creates an opportunity for God.” Kathleen leads us in this conversation to discuss post-traumatic growth and the following: “Trauma is trauma.” Kathleen and Heather discuss how there’s no measuring stick for the hard things you’ve been through to compare it to the trauma of others. The definition of PTSD vs. C-PTSD and how trauma affects our bodies and brains How “negative” coping skills after experiencing trauma are actually part of our body’s strategy to try to survive Next steps towards growth and healing when someone becomes aware of their own trauma (and their own coping mechanisms to deal with that trauma) Seeing the “gold” from what we’ve been through—the Truth of who God is, how we see God and our stories, and how Jesus’s suffering relates to our own suffering here on earth How God uses His people to help us find safety and healing, and how to be a safe person for the people in your life   About this week's guest, Kathleen Arnold, MSW:  Kathleen Arnold is Program Director for Street Ransom, a Roanoke, Virginia-based ministry for juvenile survivors of sex trafficking. Kathleen has her bachelor’s degree from James Madison University in Global Justice Studies with a concentration in sex trafficking. Kathleen first began working with survivors of sex trafficking as the Program Supervisor at The Samaritan Women, a shelter for adult survivors of sex trafficking in Baltimore, Maryland. In 2015, Kathleen returned from Baltimore to the Roanoke Valley area and began working on the plans and programming for Street Ransom’s crisis shelter. In May of 2019 Kathleen graduated with her Master’s in Social Work to be better equipped for her position as Street Ransom’s Program Director.    Kathleen is a certified facilitator for a trafficking prevention curriculum called Not A #Number developed by Love146. She also has specific training on trauma, resilience, crisis intervention, de-escalation, and strengths based approach. ________ This episode is brought to you by RE-ROOTED: A 6-week growth journey for women (offered by Heather Lobe Johnson, Spring 2021). Sign up here for more info:  heatherlobe.com/course  ________ *Listener note: This episode is part of our 6-week BREAKING FREE series where we’ll be talking all about healing from sexual brokenness. While we’re mindful in these episodes to not discuss the graphic nature of these topics, they’re still mature conversations. Please be mindful of sensitive listeners nearby and your own needs as you enter into these discussions with us. Ultimately we want what’s best for your healing, and we hope these episodes will be a part of that path for you.   

Nicodemus and the Samaritan Women were both people in two different walks of life who needed the transformation of the Spirit. All of us must undergo a transformation by the Spirit to understand how God is working in our lives. https://www.instagram.com/elevateretake --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/elevateretake/message

NoPixAfterDark presents the Mixtape Volume #1.  This season the show will have two contributors in addition to the featured guest. Ivan Martin: Comedian Ivan Martin has produced over 200 Comedy Shows in the City of Baltimore. He was featured on Comedy Central's- Kevin Hart Hart of the City (Baltimore) and in 2020 he was named Baltimore's Best Comedian - Baltimore Sun. Also the Founder of the Baltimore Comedy Festival which is in it's 5th year and Co-Founder of the DC Comedy Festival Natasha Axelrod: A lawyer since 2010 with a passion for civic and legal education, Natasha Axelrod will serve as our legal contributor, informing and educating on general government and legal system basics as well as current events. You can find Natasha on Instagram at @natasha_axelrod and on YouTube at The Legal Blonde - Natasha Axelrod. (Legal disclaimer: the information provided in podcast episodes is meant for general informational purposes only and not for the purpose of providing legal advice, and does not, nor is it intended to, constitute legal advice. You should contact your attorney to obtain advice with respect to any particular issue or problem.) Featured Guest: The Samaritan Woman Executive Director Jeanne L. Allert Jeanne Alert discusses her story of becoming the Executive Director The Samaritan Woman. The Samaritan Woman helps any survivor anywhere of human sex trafficking. They provide shelter and education for the women.   Jeanne tells us how she started working in corporate America and how she had a successful career. Her career took off during the dot.com era. She decided to leave the corporate world to help others.  We talk about that moment of change.     www.nopixafterdark.com IG: Nopixafterdark.   Twitter: Nopixafterdark Facebook: Nopixafterdarkpodcast Sponsors: Zeke's Coffee  www.zekescoffee.com                   Indu Wellness  www.induwellness.com                  Maggies Farm  www.maggiesfarm.com                  FoundStudio Shop  www.foundstudioshop.com                  Charm Craft City Mafia  www.charmcitycraftmafia.com Siena Leigh https://www.sienaleigh.com Intro Track Produced by: Raph Intro Track Vocals: Nick Burroughs Motivational Purposes Only Intro Track Mixer: Teneleven    

I. Logos as God and Man (1:1-18) III. Son of God’s ministry to His disciples (13:1-17:26) II. Signs of the Son of God (1:19-12:50) Washing of the disciples’ feet (13:1-17) Prediction of betrayal (13:18-30) New Commandment & prediction of denials (13:31-38) Comfort and instruction: heaven, the Way, sending of the Spirit (14:1-31) Vine & branches (15:1-17) Hatred of the world (15:18-16:4) Work of the Holy Spirit (16:5-16) Sorrow to joy: He has overcome the world (16:17-33) Jesus’ prayer for Himself (17:1-5) Jesus’ prayer for His Disciples (17:6-19) Jesus’ prayer for all believers (17: 20-26) John the Baptist’s witness: Denial of being the Christ & affirmation that Jesus is the One (1:19-34) First Disciples—James, John, Phillip, & Nathanael (1:35-51) Sign 1: Water to Wine (2:1-12) Cleansing of the Temple (2:13-25) What do the signs show: Jesus & Nicodemus (3:1-21) John the Baptist: “He must increase” (3:22-36) Jesus and the Samaritan Women (4:1-42) Sign 2: Healing the Officer’s Son (4:43-54) Sign 3: Sabbath Healing Controversy (5:1-18) IV. Son of God’s suffering, death, & resurrection (18-20) Sabbath Defense: Son does nothing on His Own (5:19-47) Sign 4: Feeding 5 thousand (6:1-15) Arrest of Jesus (18:1-11) Trials before the High Priests: Annas/Peter’s denial Caiaphas/Peter’s denials (18:12-27) Trial before Pilate (18:28-40) Insistence of crucifixion by the crowd (19:1-16) Crucifixion of Jesus (19:17-27) Death of Jesus: “It is finished” & fulfilled (19:28-37) Burial of Jesus (19:38-42) Empty tomb (20:1-9) Appearance to Mary Magdalene (20:10-18) Appearance to His disciples (20:19-23) Appearance to Thomas (20:24-29) Sign 5: Jesus walks on water (6:16-21) Bread of Life (Manna/flesh and blood of the Son of Man) (6:22-59) Reaction: Rejection and confession (6:60-71) Teaching, Unbelief, and offer of Living Water (7:1-52) Women caught in adultery (7:53-8:11) Light of the World: Sent from the Father, children of Abraham, devil, Son of God’s preexistence (8:12-59) Sign 6: Blind Man Healed & Controversy (9:1-41) Good Shepherd (10:1-21) Jewish rejection: Jesus’ claim of unity with the Father (10:22-42) Purpose of the Gospel — “That you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God...and may have life in His name.” (20:30-31) Sign 7: Raising of Lazarus and Unbelief (11:1-54) Anointing at Bethany (11:55-12:8) Triumphal Entry (12:9-19) Warning: Son of Man will be lifted up (12:20-50) Appearance by the sea (21:1-14) Reinstatement of Peter: Threefold commission/prediction of Peter’s death, etc. (21:15-24) Outline of John V. Appearance and reinstatement of Peter (21) *Much of this is adapted from Wallace and Bock’s outlines on the Gospel of John (bible.org & Jesus according to Scripture) Sign 3 Sign 4 Sign 5 Sign 6 Sign 7 4) I am the good shepherd (10:11, 14) Before Abraham was, I AM Exodus 3:14 Sabbath Healing (5:1-18) 3) I am the door of the sheepfold (10:7, 9) John 5:18 Feeding 5000 (6:1-15) John 8:58 Explicit claim to Deity Jesus walks on water (6:16-21) 5) I am the resurrection and the life (11: 25) John 10:30 The Father and I are one Unity of essence. We are the same! Blind Man Healed (9:1-41) 6) I am the way, the truth and the life (14:6) My Lord and my God! Thomas’ response to the resurrected Christ Raising of Lazarus(11:1- 54) John 20:28 Gospel of John The apostle John makes it abundantly clear what the purpose of his Gospel is, “But these are recorded so that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name” (John 20:31). The synoptic Gospels describe an “earth up” view, the Gospel of John describes a “heaven down” view. Matthew, Mark and Luke progressively reveal Christ as the Son of God, John affirms the deity of Christ at the very onset in verse 1, “the Word was fully God” and at the very end with Thomas’ proclamation “My Lord and My God” (20:28) and in all the space between (5:18, 8:58-59, 10:30-39, etc.). The first half of the Gospel highlights 7 miraculous “signs” of Jesus’ authority and relationship to the Father (4:48, 5:36, 7:31, 9:16, 12:27-30) that move some to belief, but others to rejection. Jesus’ audience is in- vited to “believe” (100x) in the Son of God for eternal life over and over (1:12, 3:15-18,36, 5:24, 6:47, 7:38, 8:24, 11:25, 12:36,46-47, 14:1, 19:7, 20:29). Scattered throughout the Gospel is the powerful theme of the Son of God coming to represent, replace, and complete the Jewish institutions and sacred symbols: Jesus is the real temple (2:21), His flesh and blood is the real manna from heaven (6:32, 35), He is the light of the world (8:12), the Good Shepherd (10:11), the resurrection and the life (11:25), the way, the truth, and the life (14:6), and the true vine (15:1). Jesus is the perfect Son, with all of the authority and power from the Father (“sent by the Father” 45x), to fulfill the timely plan (2:4, 7:6, 30, 8:20, 12:23, 13;1, 17:1, 19:28) to save the world from our sins (4:42, 12:32, 13:1, 17:1, 19:28). The religious leaders believed they had the authority of Moses, yet Christ explains how Moses condemns the religious establishment and testified of Christ (5:45-47). Not even Rome had authority over Jesus (19:10-11), it was the Father who empowered the Son with authority (3:35, 5:27) where as Jesus proclaims, I have the authority to lay it down, and I have the authority to take it back again (10:18). Jesus’ mission, according to John, was very simple—Jesus was sent by the Father to save the world, whoever believed in Him shall not perish but have eternal life (3:16). Now this is eternal life– that they know you, the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom you sent (17:3). 7 Signs of the Son of God Son of God’s “I Am” statements “The Word was fully God!” Sign 1 Sign 2 Water to Wine (2:1-12) 1) I am the bread of life (6:35, 41, 48, 51) 2) I am the light of the world (8:12) John 1:1 The Word was fully God John’s genealogy traces back to eternity Healing the Officer’s Son (4:43-54) Making himself equal with God. Calling God His Father 7) I am the true vine (15:1, 5)

Reaching the rejected, the abandoned: Providing wrap around care through restorative care and support services for those exciting exploitation and trafficking Jeanne has been a frontrunner in this area of service. Always learning up a steep mountain- Now strides forward! THANKS to our Sponsors:  Redeem and Restore Center www.redeemandrestore.org ReCollect2 Company https://www.recollect2recycler.com Samaritan Women https://thesamaritanwomen.org

09/25/2020 - Jeann Allert Founder of Samaritan Women, on her Christian-based program to help those rescued from sex trafficking.

In John 4:1 - 42 we read the story of the samaritan women and Jesus. She was able to forgive herself and bring others to Jesus.Song of the week I AM THEY - Make A WayLyrics:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=beB-aH8vis8Official Video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxPZ-GeTmDs

"Called Out to Speak Out" Last week, Called Out To Stand Out! Its not just enough to stand out! We must speak out! What are you doing to influence the life of those around you?*Power of Influence *John 1:33 - 37 * John had spent a large amount of time with these two men. Building a relationship with them. * Just by the testimony of John the Baptist, two men followed Christ. Those we influence through connections and relationships. * Family * Friends * Co-workers * How are you influencing those that are around you?*Taking the Gospel to others. Speak Truth*The story of the Samaritan Women John 4* Jesus speaks truth to her. John 4:13 Relate to relationships and stand out, speak out.Speak Truth can be: * The Gospel * Accountability John 4:16 (Funny)All this is so others can have an encounter with Jesus*Encounter with Jesus*John 1:42 Encounter with Jesus Just like the woman at the well. Andrew to Peter Changed everything about Peter !Be Gods mouth piece!You don't have to be a preacher to have a crowd follow you. Look at the woman! John 4:39 - 41 Many SamaritansGod has called us to speak out! So others may come to know Him. *Tangible people! Testimony In both stories the beginning was about the testamony but the end was about the experience. *ChallengeJohn 4:42

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Jeanne Allert is the founder and Executive Director of The Samaritan Women. She joins me to share how the organization helps those who have suffered from human trafficking and domestic violence find a place of shelter and hope to put their lives back together. This episode of The Way Home is sponsored by our friends…

Jeanne Allert is the founder and Executive Director of The Samaritan Women. She joins me to share how the organization helps those who have suffered from human trafficking and domestic violence find a place of shelter and hope to put their lives back together. This episode of The Way Home is sponsored by our friends…

Victims of sexual exploitation are thought of as products, not people. But Jeanne Allert, founder and executive director of The Samaritan Women, wants to help these women turn their lives around. She finds her inspiration in John 4 and Jesus' encounter with the woman at the well. The Samaritan Women organization meets the sex-trafficked woman where she is in a nonjudgmental way and cares for her significant needs. Listen as host Chris Johnson interviews Allert in this fifth episode of the "Set the Captives Free" series.

The sermon preached on March 15, 2020 at First Presbyterian Church in Red Wing, MN by Rev. Greg Bolt. This week's sermon text was Exodus 17: 1-7, John 4: 5-42, and was entitled, "Wilderness: Wilderness is Where We Find Each Other". This was the third in a series on the theme of Wilderness for the season of Lent. Inspired by the work of A Sanctified Art. This was the first in our online only worship services due to COVID-19, the coronavirus. You can find us at www.firstpresbyterianredwing.com on facebook, or on twitter (@FPCRW)

Leading the way to meet the needs of sex-trafficking victims, The Samaritan Women aims to restore survivors physically, emotionally and spiritually through its residential program. What Jeanne Allert, the organization's executive director, has found is just how great a need there is across the country for shelters and other services. Listen to this episode of the "Set the Captives Free" series as Allert shares with host Chris Johnson about the need and the church's involvement to meet them.

Children in the U.S. are being exposed to pornography when they are quite young. On average, boys are 7 and girls are 11 when they experience pornographic materials for the first time. Julie Haltom, education director at The Samaritan Women (sheltercareusa.org), speaks to the relationship between porn and sex trafficking in this episode with host Chris Johnson. Listen to learn how to prevent exposure to porn in your household and how to deal with it in your church.  

Sometimes adults forget how naive children are because they often seem so smart. But children do need parents, grandparents and other adults to protect them, especially when it comes to their boundaries as they seek attention and acceptance. Vulnerable children can get in trouble and even be wooed by those who would exploit them in the dark world of sex trafficking, says Julie Haltom, director of education at The Samaritan Women. Find out more in host Chris Johnson's interview with Haltom in our "Set the Captives Free" human trafficking series.

Sex trafficking victims often carry deep wounds from their childhood. Jeanne Allert, founder of The Samaritan Women, a nonprofit organization serving trafficking victims, shares in this episode that divorce, financial difficulties and fatherlessness are stress factors that can wound and lay the groundwork for a person to become a sex trafficking victim. Allert and Calvin Fanning, director of shelter mentoring at The Institute for Shelter Care, address these wounds in their work with trafficking survivors. Learn more in this interview with host Chris Johnson about how a person becomes a trafficking victim and how the church is rising up to help victims get free of the sex trade.

Jeanne Allert operates The Samaritan Women, a residential restorative care program for women who have been exploited by trafficking. The power-packed podcast talks about the intersection points with maternity homes and invites programs to think about creating “safe within” environments, ways to detox from a highly “private universe”, and how to help women reclaim their … Continue reading Sex Trafficking – The Women Who Escape and Need Shelter →

Continuing our Mantra Series, this week’s episode looks at the mantra “Empty the Jar.” Kyle challenges listeners to be engaged where God is calling them with compassion and love. He looks to Luke 7:36 as an example where we see Jesus’ compassion for the woman anointing his feet. On this episode, Kyle talks to Jeanne Allert, founder of The Samaritan Women, a Baltimore nonprofit organization that provides restorative care for victims of sex trafficking. Jeanne talks about her personal mantra being from Luke 12:48; To whom much is given, much is expected. Jeanne was led by the Holy Spirit to do something after meeting a woman by the name of Heather who shared how she had been discarded on the streets of Baltimore by her mother’s ex-boyfriend.  Kyle encourages believers to set aside judgement as Jesus did, be compassionate as Jesus was and to be “extravagantly generous” to what God is calling us to as we “Empty the Jar”.   Learn more about The Samaritan Women at: https://instituteforsheltercare.org/mission/ Credits: One at a time is a production of Narrativo. It’s executive produced by Kyle Idleman and Cary Meyer. It was edited and produced by Mike Cosper. Our theme song is by Dan Phelps      

"Sacrifice on a sacrifice" is what Philip Dada Jnr. describes as a drink offering. Philip traces the threads of worship from the patriarch Jacob in Genesis to the story of the Samaritan Women in the Gospel of John. Listen to Philip Dada Jnr. speak on worship from his talk titled "Give Me a Drink" from the series "The Art of Worship".

This week Derwin and his wife Vicki from Transformation Church join us. We talk about his book The HD Leader. We talk about sharks. We talk about swimming. We talk about why we should have multi-ethnic churches and how to go about cultivating them. The Derwin closes us out with a devotional on the Samaritan Women.  

This the talk from our all age morning service on 26th May 2019. The passage was from John 4: 1-26 and Adam Tams spoke with the title Jesus Meets a Samaritan Women.

Jeanne Allert of the Samaritan Women has details of the ministry's upcoming conference to abolish human trafficking being hosted by the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jeanne Allert, founder of The Samaritan Women, discusses, with the Hunters, her efforts to stop human trafficking through TSW and the value of partnerships when it comes to tackling such an overwhelming issue.

Meager education, a criminal record, gaps in employment - all can stand in the way of getting a good job.Today we hear about two job training efforts in Baltimore: One at The Samaritan Women, a residential program for survivors of human trafficking, which launched a program for safe food-handling. Susan Schneider tells us about their foray into baking and we hear from resident, Eddie, who is marketing the treats.The second, at the nonprofit The Lazarus Rite. Founder Christopher Ervin thinks Baltimore is uniquely situated to support careers in commercial driving. And graduate Kendall Bellamy describes his job driving for the city’s Department of Public Works.

Jeanne Allert, founder of the Samaritan Women organization that operates restorative shelter programs for women recovering from domestic human trafficking, joins Eric.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Survivors of domestic sex trafficking have faced extreme trauma and abuse. For the last decade, one place survivors have sought help is The Samaritan Women in Baltimore. We hear from the organization’s founder, as well as two survivors.

The main components of Evangelism from the Samaritan Women prototype are, compassionate action, finding the lost, rescuing the lost and reconciling the lost back to God through persuasion and not coercion or deception. – Muyiwa Oyenubi

Today's teaching is a follow-up to last week's dialogue on racial reconciliation. GENESIS 1:27 - Image/Likeness of YHVH GENESIS 15:5,6 - Count the Stars JOHN 4:1-10 - Samaritan Women at Jacob's Well ACTS 10:9-23 - Peter's Vision and Cornelius GALATIANS 3:26-29 - One in Christ Jesus EPHESIANS 2:12-22 - Dividing Wall of Hostility

The Samaritan Women by the Well

Why did Christ say they had to go through Samaria - what was the goal and purpose and fulfillment of what promise?

Today we’re talking with Jeanne Allert, Founder and Executive Director of The Samaritan Women. Jeanne shared the trials and lessons learned from starting a nonprofit from scratch in an area that has low awareness and is often not a welcomed subject in many groups – victims of sex trafficking. Her calling lead her through many challenges including developing the right staff, developing a new program around a difficult issue, and learning how to deal with and engage others in an uncomfortable topic. The key points covered in this podcast discussion are: • To Achieve Success You Have to be Comfortable in the Unknown • Staying Upbeat Requires Intentional Community Building • Uncomfortable Topics Require Persistence and Flexibility • Don’t Panic When Starting Something New: Take Time to Find the Right People • When the Going Gets Tough, Stay Focused Visit www.SocialGoodInstigators.com to find the podcast, transcript, and to sign up to receive notifications as new episodes are released (every two weeks).

Pastor Esteban Pineda 2/28/16

Annette Pendergrass. John 4:5-39.

Pastor John discusses the exchange between Jesus and the Samaritan woman wishing to have her child healed by Him.

Pastor John discusses the exchange between Jesus and the Samaritan woman wishing to have her child healed by Him.

Jeanne Allert (Founder & Executive Director - The Samaritan Women) - Founded in 2007 and based in Baltimore, MD, The Samaritan Women is a long-term restorative home for survivors of human trafficking. In today's episode, Jeanne discusses the four types of shelters that are emerging in cities across America.   As you listen, you'll have the opportunity to learn:  1. The four types of shelters.  2. The strengths and limitations of each.  3. The level of expertise, staffing, and financial support needed.  4. The importance of a network of shelters across our nation.

Kay Fish, our choir director, delivers a special message based upon the exchange between Jesus and the Samaritan Women at the well. She highlights that the women is marginalized in her community but Jesus gives her hope through drinking of the water of the spirit.

(TV Program) - The Samaritan Women - Part 1

(TV Program) - The Samaritan Women - Part 1

Pastor Zac Nazarian

Pastor Zac Nazarian

Fr. Peter takes us through the story of the meeting of Christ with the Samaritan Women, how the Master took her step by step from earth to heaven, morality to spirituality, religion to revelation.

As with Nicodemus, Jesus brings the life-giving message of the gospel to all who cross his path, regardless of who they are.