Podcast appearances and mentions of samuel thomas

How many BBQs have you had this summer? Us llanitos like our bbqs and eating out, and let's not forget the sangria and tinto verano! But how good is all this over indulgence? Karen Jacobson helped us understand the ins and outs of healthy eating and how it affects our bodies. The Charity CYE-CYL, which stands for "Change Your Energy, Change Your Life" - aim to provide young people with the skills and tools needed to transition into adult life. Having taken on a wide variety of challenges over the summer break, participants are now preparing for a graduation ceremony. Isobel Richmond, Anna Figueras, Yael Ballester and Mansur Bak-yt-zhan told us more about the programme.And, Ana de la Puente and Lesley Gaduzo spoke to us about an international Contemporary Art Fair. It will be the first Contemporary Art Fair in the world to be aboard a 5-star Sunborn Yacht! The Fair will feature some of the most celebrated artists of our time such as Mr Brainwash, Whatshisname, Samuel Thomas, and Scott Tetlow among others. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Film is often seen as a window into the world, and in ‘Part TWO' of this week's @EchoChamberFP https://www.instagram.com/echochamberfp/ we peak through. Today is all thanks to the living legend, AJ Feuerman. We check an award winning indie, which holds a light up to the plight of undocumented immigrants, through the device of the American Dream, and is playing at this years 'Hollyshorts Film Festival'. It's also a proof of concept for a larger, more in-depth exploration of the subject! Watch the conversation: HERE! https://youtu.be/GqAYARkDEmc In 'Part Two' we have: The Heart Of Texas Watch Review: Here. https://youtu.be/jFFBfylLjdk 12th Mumbai Shorts International Film Festival, World Premiere: December 2023 Another Hole In the Head: December 2023 Mammoth Film Festival: 29th February 2024 Omaha Film Festival: 2nd March 2024 Blackbird Film Festival: 14th April 2024 Somerville International Film Festival: 14th July 2024 2024 Hollyshorts Film Festival: 17th August 2024 Director: Gregory JM Kasunich Cast: Lauren Noll, Carlos Moreno Cravioto, Eduardo Zambrana, Peggy Schott, Brooke Matthews, Richard C. Jones, Samuel Thomas, Andrew Lester, Lily Nussbaum, Matthew Salinas, Georgia Vasiu, Lori Davidson, Christopher Bishop, Sgt. Stephen Drews, Aaron Konzelman, Victor Hawk, Becca English, Breshena Crosby, Andy Racoti, Julie Cervantes, Gregory JM Kasunich, Carol Olive Noll Credit: Department of Light & Sound Genre: Drama, Short Running Time: 14:50 min Cert: 15 Trailer: Here. https://youtu.be/MRpvDRxw5C4 Website: Here. https://www.heartoftexasmovie.com/ Instagram: @heartoftexasmovie https://www.instagram.com/heartoftexasmovie/ ---------------- *(Music) 'The Big Payback' (Instrumental) by EPMD - 2020

Ann talks to Samuel Thomas the artistic director of Waco Indie Film Festival, and James Foster, one of the short film submitters about the festival this weekend July 19-21. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Debbie talks to Louis Hunter and Samuel Thomas about the Waco Independent Film Festival from the 18th to 21st of July, and their Waco journeys. Waco Independent Film Festival Site: https://wacoindie.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Watch The Service LISTEN TO THE MESSAGE AboutMessage from April 28, 2024 entitled "Is Anything Too Hard For The Lord?" from guest speaker, Dr. Samuel Thomas.Links & Resources Hopegivers International

Sam's Spares is a not-for-profit organisation centred on re-homing computers and other electronics with those in need - but it is much more than just a computer shop. Samuel Thomas, who has autism, started the organisation when trying to decide where to devote his passion and empathy towards after high school.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Une plongée sonore d'Alexandre Héraud et Vincent Decque dans la mouvance identitaire de Franche-Comté. Cet épisode retrace le récit minutieux d'un acte odieux dont la portée symbolique dépasse les murs de cette préfecture du Doubs, devenue depuis quelque années, l'un des épicentres de la fachosphère française. Le vendredi 27 janvier 2023, deux jeunes militants de l'organisation d'extrême droite “ La Cocarde étudiante” ont été jugés pour avoir dégradé la statue de Victor Hugo située sur l'esplanade des Droits de l'homme à Besançon. La statue de l'artiste sénégalais Ousmane Sow récemment restaurée étant "trop foncée" à leur goût. Les deux jeunes néonazis avaient aspergé de peinture blanche le visage de Victor Hugo, avant de déposer à ses côtés une pancarte avec l'inscription "White Power" ainsi que des croix celtiques, symboles utilisés par l'extrême droite. Un acte misérable qui méritait un châtiment plus prononcé que 140 heures de TIG. Un constat partagé par nombre d'observateur dont Anne Vignot, la maire de Besançon. Avec la Mairie de Besançon, la Maison des Potes et de l'égalité étaient partie civile dans ce procès. C'est son président, Samuel Thomas, qui fait revivre à nos micros ce procès, tandis que le procureur de la république Etienne Manteaux retrace la chronologie de cette affaire. Pour le journaliste local Toufik de Planoise traquant les agissements de l'extrême droite dans la région, cette affaire est l'arbre qui cache la forêt. Avec Etienne Manteau, procureur de la république du tribunal judiciaire de Besançon Samuel Thomas, président de l'ass La Maison des Potes – Maison de l'égalité, partie civile au procès Anne Vignot, Maire Europe Ecologie les Verts de Besançon, présidente de Grand Besançon Métropole  Toufik de Planoise, journaliste indépendant Patrick et Charles, militants des droits LGBT+  Emma Audrey, journaliste grand reporter à  Radio BIP/Media 25 Beatrice Soulé, réalisatrice et compagne d'Ousmane SowUn documentaire d'Alexandre Héraud réalisé par Vincent Decque Merci à Cécile Prudhomme de l'hôtel de ville de Besançon, à la Maison Victor Hugo, à Vincent Briand directeur du nouveau Musée de la Résistance et de la Déportation, à Maître Julien Vernet et à Béatrice Soulé, à Noëlle Ledeur et à l'équipe de Radio Bip/media 25. 

Today Jay revisits his very favorite interviews from 2023. He also celebrates the fruitful year for The 127 Project, including production of Let's Parent on Purpose and Stories of Hope with Dr. Samuel Thomas, the building and remodeling of three Hope Homes in India, and supporting a pioneering church planter in Nepal.   Be sure to check out the full interviews from Jay's favorite episodes: Episode 319 Family Identity Through Teams with Jeremy Pryor Episode 340 Parenting Through the Stupid Years with Jim Ramos Episode 345 Moving Beyond Anxiety in your Parenting with Sissy Goff Episode 341 Inner Healing Through Prayer with Dr. Don Love Episode 344 The Sex Talk with Nick Liberto Episode 358 The Five Traits of a Healthy Family with Dr. Gary Chapman   Powered by Christian Parenting   Resources mentioned: Join my Things for Thursday Email List and get a free Marriage Snapshot Tool and Fun Family Conversation Ebook! Support Let's Parent on Purpose and The 127 Project: https://letsparentonpurpose.com/support/

“God's truths are not bricks to be thrown at people, they are the bread of life to feed the people. The world is not looking for the gospel according to Matthew, Mark, and Luke. The world is looking for the gospel according to you.” This episode is full of examples of the transforming work of Christ. How the gospel changes people who extend their transformation to others.   For more information, please go to www.hopegivers.org.

What are teenagers like in India? How do they differ from teenagers in the United States? Several stories of young adults who have grown up in HopeHomes, their determination to love and stand up for a living God is inspiring! A special story of one girl who was kidnapped from the home and her response to the government will encourage you.  For more information, please go to www.hopegivers.org.

Enjoy this sneak peak into the Stories of Hope with Dr. Samuel Thomas Podcast!  Dr. Samuel Thomas of Hopegivers International paints the heartbreaking picture of the life of a street child in India. Without a stable home or a mother and father to care for them, children are forced to scrap, beg, or steal. Many of them are trafficked, forced to take drugs, and work for criminals who keep them addicted and enslaved. Hopegivers works to rescue orphaned, abandoned, and at risk children from circumstances like these. They bring them into Hope Homes where the children are loved, fed, educated, and cared for in the name of Jesus Christ.  Listen to this episode and then follow the Stories of Hope with Dr. Samuel Thomas podcast to hear the full journey of hope from an unwanted child to a pioneering church planter and pastor.    Bio Dr. Samuel Thomas is a pastor and the President of Hopegivers International, a ministry that rescues and redeems at risk and abandoned children in India and Haiti. Hopegivers, founded over 60 years ago by the late Dr. M.A. Thomas, has been used by God to minister to orphans, widows, lepers, and plant schools and churches throughout India and South Asia.   Resources mentioned: www.hopegivers.org Stories of Hope with Dr. Samuel Thomas: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/stories-of-hope-with-dr-samuel-thomas/id1545599796 https://letsparentonpurpose.com/support/ Join my Things for Thursday Email List and get a free Marriage Snapshot Tool and Fun Family Conversation Ebook! Connect with Jay: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/letsparentonpurpose Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/letsparentonpurpose  

All sunshine and roses? In this episode, Dr. Sam and Jay discuss some of the difficulties of adoption. Both in the homes in India and as we are adopted into the family of God. In our flesh, it can be difficult to exchange our familiar “less-than” for the goodness God has to offer.  For more information, please go to www.hopegivers.org.

Last week Mickey-Jo got to see his most anticipated show of the year - a big revival of Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman's musical ASSASSINS at Chichester Festival Theatre. The show features stars including Danny Mac, Carly Mercedes Dyer, Liam Tamne, Luke Brady, Lizzy Connolly, Samuel Thomas, Nick Holder, Sam Oladeinde, Amy Booth Steel, Harry Hepple and more! Check out the review for Mickey-Jo's thoughts on this show - whether or not the material is strong and how this production fared... • About Mickey-Jo: As one of the leading voices in theatre criticism on a social platform, Mickey-Jo is pioneering a new medium for a dwindling field. His YouTube channel: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠MickeyJoTheatre⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ is the largest worldwide in terms of dedicated theatre criticism, where he also share features, news and interviews as well as lifestyle content for over 60,000 subscribers. Since establishing himself as a theatre critic he has been able to work internationally. With a viewership that is largely split between the US and the UK he has been fortunate enough to be able to work with PR, Marketing, and Social Media representatives for shows both in New York, London, Hamburg, and Paris. He has also twice received accreditation from the world renowned Edinburgh Fringe Festival. His reviews and features have also been published by WhatsOnStage, for whom he was a panelist to help curate nominees for their 2023 and 2024 Awards as well as BroadwayWorldUK and LondonTheatre.co.uk. He has been invited to speak to private tour groups, at the BEAM 2023 new musical theatre conference at Oxford Playhouse, and on a panel of critics at an event for young people considering a career in the arts courtesy of Go Live Theatre Projects. Instagram/TikTok/X: @MickeyJoTheatre

Do difficult circumstances indicate that you are out of the will of God? Is God testing your faith?  “When we are in the midst of trials, do we try to choose things to make our lives easier or are we trying to remain in the will of God?” Are you grateful for what you learn in your trials? Hear a story of God's faithfulness from Dr. Sam's childhood. For more information, please go to www.hopegivers.org.

In this episode of Let's Talk Divorce, host Stewart Andrew Alexander interviews Samuel Thomas, a partner at Thomas and Fargione Law Group in Athens, Georgia. Thomas shares his expertise and insights on child custody arrangements, guiding listeners through the legal process and helping them approach their situation with greater clarity and confidence.Thomas stresses the significance of seeking legal advice early on, even if one ultimately decides not to hire an attorney. A consultation can offer valuable guidance and inform individuals of their rights and options. Additionally, Thomas underscores the importance of communication and collaboration between divorcing parties, particularly when children are involved.Throughout the discussion, Thomas provides practical advice on various issues, ranging from property division to child custody. He also addresses the emotional toll divorce can inflict and the necessity of seeking support and practicing self-care during this difficult time.A key takeaway from this episode is understanding the legal process and approaching it strategically. Thomas emphasizes that divorce is not solely a legal process, but also an emotional and financial one, requiring a comprehensive approach to achieve the best possible outcome.As Thomas states, "Divorce is a process, and it's important to understand that it's not going to happen overnight. You have to be patient, strategic, and willing to work with your attorney and spouse to find the best possible outcome for everyone involved."This episode serves as a valuable resource for those going through a divorce or contemplating one in the future. Thomas' insights and experience offer practical guidance and support for navigating this complex and challenging process.To learn more about Samuel Thomas, visit: https://samuelthomaslaw.com or call 706-546-0999.Listen to the full episode at https://impactmakersradio.com/samuelthomas.

Welcome to Season Four of Stories of Hope, with Dr. Samuel Thomas! We are excited to be back and ready to dig deep. Have you ever been in a situation where you thought to yourself, “Lord, how can this situation ever bring You glory”? Join Dr. Samuel Thomas and Jay Holland as they discuss some difficult scenarios that will encourage you to think more deeply about suffering.   Pray that we may be faithful to bring honor to the Lord in our suffering.   For more information, please go to www.hopegivers.org.

Br Samuel, a Franciscan Friar of the Renewal in Bradford, shares his own insights as well as drawing on the lives of the saints for a closer look at Jesus' Passion.

We took a break from our series on the Gospel of John today in order to receive a message from our special guest Dr. Samuel Thomas, in which he relied primarily on the book of James to illustrate the evidence of a faith that is genuine and healthy.

This episode is a crossover podcast from Stories of Hope with Dr. Samuel Thomas of Hopegivers International. Hear Dr. Sam share about arranged marriages, dowries, and a horrible custom that still happens today in some homes when the money runs out. Listen to how the love of Jesus Christ rescues the most hopeless, and pray about how your family could get involved to help.  Dr. Samuel Thomas is the president and CEO of Hopegivers International. He is a pastor, speaker, and humanitarian who has given his life to help the least of the earth find the love of Christ. You can learn more about the ministry of Hopegivers at www.hopegivers.org   Resources Mentioned:  You can learn more about the 127 Project and support Let's Parent on Purpose here: https://letsparentonpurpose.com/support/   Listen to Stories of Hope with Dr. Samuel Thomas on Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/stories-of-hope-with-dr-samuel-thomas/id1545599796

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On this episode of the 'Keeping That Smile' podcast your dashingly dashing host (and stuntman), Neil Smith talks with his good friend and actor Samuel Thomas. Sam discusses his previous experiences with anxiety and how it affected his gut health. 

Austin's guest for this episode is multi disciplinarian Bryan Fonville. Bryan is an executive at a local bank and shares his thoughts on rising interest rates as well as the various local groups to which he donates his time.Plus, The Word on the Street features Samuel Thomas and Louis Hunter, co-founders of the upcoming Deep in the Heart Film Festival.

Liverpool are into the Quarter Finals of the FA Cup after they beat Norwich City 2-1 thanks to a Takumi Minamino brace.You're listening to the post game podcast with Patrick Smith as Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool side featuring 10 changes from the Carabao Cup final victory, ensured the hunt for the quadruple is still on.We'll bring you all the reaction from Anfield, with Paul Gorst's Verdict, Jurgen Klopp's Press Conference and the reaction from Reds fans Mike Holt, Stephen Dawson, Samuel Thomas, Ross Strachan and Mark Baker.Enjoy.

Despite the ticking time bomb that is Granit Xhaka attempting to disembowl Diogo Jota, it would turn out that the Arsenal man's red card challenge wouldn't be the biggest kick to the gut tonight at Anfield.Good evening everyone and welcome to the Post-Game Pod on the Blood Red Channel after Liverpool were held to a 0-0 draw by the Gunners in the first Leg of the League Cup Semi-Final.That really was a drab affair wasn't it Reds, with Arsenal dropping back into two banks of 5 and Liverpool only managing one shot on target against the ten men, despite Takumi Minamino missing an absolute sitter in the dying embers in front of the Kop.We'll try and analyse what went wrong tonight, and we have an expert panel of guests to do so, with Paul Gorst, Matt Addison, Jurgen Klopp in his press conference, and Reds fans Mike Holt, Mark Baker and Samuel Thomas, so this is bound to be a more enjoyable affair than the match!

3 goals from Diogo Jota, Mohamed Salah, and a Trent Alexander-Arnold ensure Liverpool took all 3 points against the Magpies, after they took an early lead through former Red Jonjo Shelvey.Hello and welcome to the post game podcast with me your host Patrick Smith on a night where Liverpool once again showed their ability to win ugly and scrap for three points in the Premier League title race.Despite the three key absentees, the Reds kept up their title charge and remain just one point behind leaders Manchester City, but now have a three point gap over Chelsea who remain in third after being held by Rafa Benitez's Everton (still sounds weird doesn't it).We'll have all the reaction to the win at Anfield, with Paul Gorst's Verdict, Jurgen Klopp's Press Conference and the thoughts of the Reds fans Samuel Thomas, Mike Holt and Ross Strachan.Enjoy.

As we pray and ask God to intervene in our lives, sometimes in our lives, sometimes we see miraculous breakthrough. But often either nothing happens or we experience the very opposite of what we were praying. In times like this, many people walk away from their faith. How are we to keep our faith in Jesus when things go so wrong? I posed this question to Dr. Samuel Thomas of Hopegivers. Dr. Thomas is no stranger to suffering, as his life of service to the orphan, widow, and unreached of India has lead to assassination attempts, jail, and sorrow upon sorrow. Hear Dr. Thomas' inspiring answer, given from a perspective forged in the fire of trusting Jesus when you have nothing else to cling to.   Dr. Samuel Thomas is known throughout India as a leading humanitarian. As president and CEO of Hopegivers, Dr. Thomas helps connect those with a ministry heart in the western world with those in greatest need in India and South Asia. The ministry of Hopegivers, started by Dr. Thomas' father M.A. Thomas, has planted over 90,000 churches and cared for more than 10,000 orphan in the last sixty years. Dr. Samuel, along with his wife Shelly, have two sons, Timothy and Stephen.   Resources Mentioned: • The Stories of Hope with Dr. Samuel Thomas Podcast - https:// podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/stories-of-hope-with-dr-samuel-thomas/ id1545599796 • www.hopegivers.org • LPOP 206: The Child of a Murderer Becomes and Orphan Leader https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/lets-parent-on-purpose-with-jayholland/id1190973394?i=1000503590306 

Cybercrime is set to cost businesses $6trillion in 2021 and $10.5 trillion by 2025, so why aren't investors taking it more seriously. Three experts join the pod: Rob Hyde, Chief Information Security Officer for Schroders, Enrico Facciolli, CEO and Founder of Seedata, and Samuel Thomas, Sustainable Analyst at Schroders. They discuss the threats facing businesses, the step being taking to ward off attacks and why investors should take cyber threats seriously. Show notes: 07:30: Part one: The war on cyber terror 11:49: Part two: Taking on the criminals 19:03: Part three: The cyber threat facing investors NEW EPISODES: The Investor Download is available every Thursday and will be released at 1700 UK time. You can subscribe via Podbean or use this feed URL (https://schroders.podbean.com/feed.xml) in Apple Podcasts and other podcast players. GET IN TOUCH: mailto: Schroderspodcasts@schroders.com find us on Facebook send us a tweet: @Schroders using #investordownload READ MORE: Schroders.com/insights LISTEN TO MORE: schroders.com/theinvestordownload Important information. This podcast is for investment professionals only. This information is not an offer, solicitation or recommendation to buy or sell any financial instrument or to adopt any investment strategy. Any data has been sourced by us and is provided without any warranties of any kind. It should be independently verified before further publication or use. Third party data is owned or licenced by the data provider and may not be reproduced, extracted or used for any other purpose without the data provider's consent. Neither we, nor the data provider, will have any liability in connection with the third party data. Reliance should not be placed on any views or information in the material when taking individual investment and/or strategic decisions. Any references to securities, sectors, regions and/or countries are for illustrative purposes only. The views and opinions contained herein are those of individual to whom they are attributed, and may not necessarily represent views expressed or reflected in other communications, strategies or funds. The value of investments and the income from them may go down as well as up and investors may not get back the amounts originally invested. Exchange rate changes may cause the value of any overseas investments to rise or fall. Past Performance is not a guide to future performance and may not be repeated. The forecasts included should not be relied upon, are not guaranteed and are provided only as at the date of issue. Our forecasts are based on our own assumptions which may change.

Paul Fleming heard about Hopegivers as he attended Liberty College (now Liberty University). He heard M. A. Thomas preach in Chapel and then later met Dr Samuel Thomas. Paul visited  India in 2005 where he spoke at a combined graduation ceremony for 10,000 people. Hear about his experiences with graduation and his visit to a remote village.    As a Board Member of Hopegivers, Paul encourages people to be involved in sharing the Gospel through Hopegivers by praying, being involved financially, and visiting India. For more information about Hopegivers, please visit www.hopegivers.org.

In 2014 my five year old son Elijah faced the fight of his life against Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia.   Donate to support Christian Parenting CPgive.org: www.christianparenting.org www.hopegivers.org Stories of Hope with Dr. Samuel Thomas.   Sponsor Affiliate: www.cpgive.org 

Thomasville's namesake is a former Union general during the Civil War who became wealthy after the war as a businessman/industrialist, especially in the railroad sector. Samuel Thomas was born in South Point, Ohio in 1840. He would enlist in the Union Army as a second lieutenant in 1861 and advanced rapidly to become a brigadier general. He was engaged mostly in the south and west during the Civil War, including at the Battles of Pittsburgh Landing, Chattanooga and Vicksburg. He was in the rear with the reserve forces during Sherman's "March to the Sea." He was an Adjutant General on...Article Link

Ann talks to Samuel Thomas with Deep in the Heart Film Festival about the upcoming festival and how things are getting back to normal. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

February is the month of love and cupid's arrow is taking aim at the PWF champion.Starring: Damien St John, Ant McGinley, Charles Commins, Dawn Bailey and Samuel Thomas.

February is the month of love and cupid's arrow is taking aim at the PWF champion.Starring: Damien St John, Ant McGinley, Charles Commins, Dawn Bailey and Samuel Thomas.

Jeff shares his testimony and how as a businessman, he sees the return in investment to advance the Kingdom. Dr. Samuel Thomas says “God doesn't want your money, He wants your heart.”  At Hopegivers we see that God multiplies what our donors provide.  Subscribe to the podcast to learn how God works to share stories of hope through Hopegivers!

When Dr. Samuel Thomas was arrested for preaching the Gospel, he met a murderer who wanted him to help her daughter. Pooja was rescued, sharpened, and is currently a Home Home Leader. Hope comes in Christ, and He has a plan for all of us. Subscribe to the podcast to learn how God works to share stories of hope through Hopegivers!

For our last episode of the year, and of the Stories of Hope series, you're going to hear the story of Puja, a girl who was taken into a Hope home after her mother murdered her father. Her life is a testament to God's transformative power through Christ. If you enjoy this conversation with Dr. Samuel Thomas, check out the new podcast, Stories of Hope, debuting on Jan. 6. Show Highlights Dr. Samuel Thomas is known throughout India as a leading humanitarian. As president and CEO of Hopegivers, Dr. Thomas helps connect those with a ministry heart in the western world with those in greatest need inIndia and South Asia. The ministry of Hopegivers, started by Dr. Thomas’ father M.A. Thomas, has planted over 70,000 churches and cared for more than 10,000 orphans in the last sixty years. Dr. Samuel, along with his wife Shelly, have two sons, Timothy and Stephen. I met Puja through Dr. Samuel when I visited Hopegivers in India. He first met her mother when Dr. Samuel himself was in jail. Puja's mother was brought in for murdering her husband who had been abusing her for years. The mother recognized Dr. Samuel as someone who often came to her village as a missionary. Knowing that she would be imprisoned for the rest of her life, the mother asked Dr. Samuel to have someone from Hopegivers to take her ten-year-old child into their orphanage. When Dr. Samuel was released from prison, he was finally able to meet Puja. She was grateful for being taken care of at the orphanage, with the ambition to become a policewoman so that she could ensure that her murdered father gets the justice he deserves. Years later, when Dr. Samuel encountered her again, Puja wanted to become a missionary. She said, her time at the orphanage had taught her to forgive her mother and that Jesus had died for her. She wanted to share that good news with others. She is now in charge of 118 boys at an orphanage. Puja now hopes that her mother can make bail and be released from prison so she can come help at the orphanage. That is the joy of knowing Christ. There is nothing that you've been through that Jesus can't redeem. Resources Mentioned Website: www.hopegivers.org If you find this podcast helpful, you can subscribe  and click here to find past topics and free resources. Feel free to share with others, as well! If you would like to help support Let’s Parent on Purpose, you can do so by becoming a patron. I send a weekly email called “Things for Thursday” and it includes things I’ve found helpful related to parenting, marriage, and sometimes just things I find funny! You can sign up for “Things for Thursday” by joining my newsletter on my homepage. Thank you for your continued support of this podcast. If you have a prayer request or if you have a topic suggestion or question, please contact me at my email.

Hopegivers International is a ministry started by M.A. Thomas more than 60 years ago in India. In this introductory episode, his son Dr. Samuel Thomas shares the story of how his dad planted his first churches, as well as how his mom, dad, and a small band of partners sacrificed everything to go to North India to share the gospel. You'll hear about M.A's arrest for preaching, how the first church started from believers he shared the gospel with in jail, and about the vision and impact of Hopegivers in the last 60 years. 

In our latest episode, Samuel Thomas talks about how he leads two different teams : one at his work and the second his church team. He also talks about how he differentiates between urgencies and priorities and also his experiences in the IT world. http://sputznik.com/ https://lighthousechurch.in/ https://www.instagram.com/samvthom16/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bellwethers/support

Today on the show I'm talking with Samuel Thomas. Sam is a longtime friend of mine I met while we were both attending college in Phoenix. He's a music producer and audio engineer, and his artist name is 'self-taut'. If you like the music on this podcast, well that's my friend Sam and I always link to his work in the show notes. The reason I wanted to have Sam on the show is partly that he's my friend and I wanted to catch up with him, but the other reason is that Sam and I are both biracial. We've never really had a conversation about our lived experiences in that context, so I thought when better to discuss that than right now, while our national conversation is centered on matters of race, systemic racism, and political struggle. This is a long conversation and so I've decided to break up the show into two parts, and I'll be releasing them on the same day. Part 1 will be Sam and I speaking about childhood and part 2 will be about adulthood. Music provided by 'self taut': https://soundcloud.com/samuel-thomas-2 --- Follow us on Social Media: Twitter Facebook Medium Patreon --- Join the discussion: https://www.reddit.com/r/noeasyanswerspodcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/noeasyanswers/message --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/noeasyanswers/support --- Become a Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/noeasyanswers --- One-off Contribution: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/julestaylormusic --- Comments, concerns, criticisms, and vitriol: noeasyanswerspodcast@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/noeasyanswers/support

Today on the show I'm talking with Samuel Thomas. Sam is a longtime friend of mine I met while we were both attending college in Phoenix. He's a music producer and audio engineer, and his artist name is 'self-taut'. If you like the music on this podcast, well that's my friend Sam and I always link to his work in the show notes. The reason I wanted to have Sam on the show is partly that he's my friend and I wanted to catch up with him, but the other reason is that Sam and I are both biracial. We've never really had a conversation about our lived experiences in that context, so I thought when better to discuss that than right now, while our national conversation is centered on matters of race, systemic racism, and political struggle. This is a long conversation and so I've decided to break up the show into two parts, and I'll be releasing them on the same day. Part 1 will be Sam and I speaking about childhood and part 2 will be about adulthood. Music provided by 'self taut': https://soundcloud.com/samuel-thomas-2 --- Follow us on Social Media: Twitter Facebook Medium Patreon --- Join the discussion: https://www.reddit.com/r/noeasyanswerspodcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/noeasyanswers/message --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/noeasyanswers/support --- Become a Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/noeasyanswers --- One-off Contribution: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/julestaylormusic --- Comments, concerns, criticisms, and vitriol: noeasyanswerspodcast@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/noeasyanswers/support

Can we make it a daily routine to spend time with God? If you continue to have your schedule jam packed and not spending time with God now it'll be much harder when you are older. To turn from your sinful ways, you need to be guided by the Holy Spirit so you can walk a life that is powerful as the lives of Christian ambassadors

Making a Difference Guest: Dr. Samuel Thomas

Katie and Jacob sit down with Samuel Thomas from The Deep in the Heart Film Festival and talk movies!

Ann sits down with Samuel Thomas, co-founder of The Deep in the Heart Film Festival.

Serving God might mean denying the immediate pleasure of the moment. You have to take on even more suffering, so you will be fit for eternity.

This week on N.E.P⚡ We filmed with guest Samuel Thomas from Deep in the heart Film Fest. We talk Dita von tease, Making movies, Cops, Flim Fests and much much more! This episode is hella Fun! Tune in drops this Wednesday⚡   More Necro Electric:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Necroelectric Twitter: https://twitter.com/Necroelectric Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Necroelectric Official Website: http://www.NecroElectric.com/ More Sean: Sean's Company www.DarkandDrearyclothing.com Sean's Band www.Lastnailinthecoffin.net instagram @sean_skellington More Kylie: Kylie's Company www.ModMinistrymerch.com Instagram @ Mrs.kylie.skellington More Jordan Instagram @Monsterxchild Necro Electric is a edgy podcast that dives into stuff like social taboos, horror movies, music, sex, and crazy life stories. Featuring the lead singer of Last Nail in the Coffin Sean and his wife and partner in crime lingerie designer Kylie Skellington as well as sound and co host Jordan Cheek New episodes every Wednesday Necro Electric will be available on Youtube, Itunes and most other apps where podcasts can be found.

[147] With the right formula, retail is a scalable and profitable way to add revenue to your business without needing to hire more employees. Featuring The Buddha Beauty Company co-owners Llewelyn and Sam Thomas-Wood, this week's episode takes a look into what it's like — the wins and the challenges — to own a salon while also getting into the business of salon retail e-commerce, developing products and white labelling. The Buddha Beauty Company has the roots of its philosophy in the simple idea of “feeling good” and was born after more than a decade of voyaging the globe. Since its conception, the Company has developed an elegant range of skincare products and home fragrances that are natural and authentic, effectual and delectably appealing. Learn more about the Buddha Beauty Company, and click here for wholesale enquiries. Links: Salon Owners Summit 2020, flagship event in Dublin Get your copy of the free "Salon Retail Success Playbook" This episode was edited and mixed by Audio Z: Great music makes great moments. Montreal's cutting-edge post-production studio for creative minds looking to have their vision professionally produced and mixed.  Tune in every Monday for a mix of interviews with industry thought-leaders, roundups of our most recent salon owners marketing tips & tricks, all the latest in and around Phorest and what upcoming webinars or events you can join. Feel free to let us know who or what topic you'd like to hear on the show! Leave a Rating & Review: http://bit.ly/phorestfm  Read the transcript, or click here to request a personalised quote from Phorest Salon Software.

If we’re honest, sometimes, we are afraid that following Jesus is going to be too costly for ourselves or our children. What if my obedience to Christ turns my children off to following Jesus themselves or it makes them lose out on some amazing opportunities that they may otherwise have? Today, I am having a [...]

Sam Thomas has served in several capacities in the church world. He’s been a pastor, musician, and wanderer. Sam is also coming up on 2.5 years sober. In this episode, Sam and I discuss his spiritual journey and ponder the many meanings of addiction, grace, and faith.

Episode 41 is a very special edition of the podcast! I recently attended the 2019 Best of Fests Film Festival a few weeks ago. 22 different film festivals came together to present films that either were popular with their audiences or represented their programming esthetic. I attended the red carpet and spoke with several filmmakers and festival representatives including: Harry and Linda Eaddy with the Denton Black Film Festival. www.dentonbff.com Rob Smat, Director of "The Last Whistle." www.lastwhistlemovie.com Aaron N. Martin, Becky Nitschke, Celena Rae, and Ray Hosack from the film "The Last Whistle." www.lastwhistlemovie.com Mark Birnbaum, The Director of the documentary "The Big Buy,” and Bart Weiss of Dallas VideoFest. www.videofest.org Lizette Barrera, Director of the film "Mosca." www.videofest.org David Blue Garcia, Director of "Tejano." www.tejanomovie.com His film represented the Dallas International Film Festival. www.dallasfilm.org. Thomas Shubert and David Gibson of The Asian Film Festival of Dallas. www.asianfilmdallas.com Liz Cardenas, Director of the film "Imago." The film represented the Dallas International Film Festival. www.dallasfilm.org.   Susan Carol Davis and with The Thin Line Film Festival. www.thinline.us. Alexa May, Director of "Phonies" with the Pegasus Film Festival. Alex Garcia Topete with Festival de Cine Latino Americano. www.fdcla.org.   Rachelle Weiss Crane with the Dallas Jewish Film Festival.   Jeffrey Brown with Czech That Film. www.czechthatfilm.org   Curtis Smith, President of the Board of Directors of Q Cinema. www.qcinema.org.   Jitin Hingorani, Executive Director of the DFW South Asian Film Festival. www.dfwsaff.com.   Samuel Thomas, one of the Festival Directors of the Deep in the Heart Film Festival. www.deepintheheartff.com   To learn more about Best of Fests, visit www.bestoffests.org. If you enjoyed the episode, head over to Apple Podcasts and kindly leave us a rating, a review, and subscribe! You can also subscribe via Stitcher, Spotify, TuneIn or Google Play. Follow us via Facebook and Twitter. Visit our website. Click here to take our listener survey! We now have Avert Your Eyes Podcast merchandise! Check it out here!

Episode 003 with guest Samuel Thomas Elliot. Samuel is a leader in the young professional (among many others) community in Colorado Springs. He has a truly insightful approach to providing value to his community, being impact driven, and growing as both a person and professional.

Boulevard Bible Chapel

Boulevard Bible Chapel

Ce soir, la Matinale de 19h se demande quelle "gauche" existe aujourd'hui en France. Pour cela, on reçoit Christophe Aguiton, chercheur et militant syndical, auteur de La Gauche du XXIe siècle, et Patrice Cohen Séat, membre du Parti Communiste Français et auteur de Réinventer la gauche avec Nicole Borvo Cohen Séat. Moins d'un an après l'échec des candidats de gauche aux élections présidentielles françaises, les invités posent les jalons d'une réflexion militante pour repenser la gauche. Ils pointent notamment deux phénomènes concomitants : si l'on observe le déclin du centre-gauche social démocrate, on constate en revanche la montée en puissance de forces plus radicales à gauche. Un signal d'espoir selon eux. "La gauche se porte mieux depuis les élections de 2017 car elle connaît une vraie dynamique de transformation sociale." Le second invité, Samuel Thomas est Président de la Fédération Nationale des Maisons Des Potes (FNMDP). Il vient présenter les Universités européennes unies pour l'égalité contre le racisme et les discriminations, qui auront lieu du 25 au 29 octobre prochains au Centre International de Séjour Paris (CISP) Maurice Ravel.  "Quand les associations ne s'emparent pas du combat contre la discrimination, rien n'est fait. L'état n'a pas le courage de faire sanctionner les gens pour discrimination. "  Côté chroniques, Quentin évoque les 30 ans de carrière du DJ Laurent Garnier. Quant à Emmanuel, il nous parle sans en parler du scandale Harvey Weinstein et du mouvement #balancetonporc.   Présentation : François Pieretti / Co-interviews : Flore Catala et Inès Edel-Garcia  / Chroniques : Quentin Brisson et Emmanuel Raspiengias / Web : Inès Edel-Garcia / Réalisation : Pierre-Henri Dimitriu / Coordination : Nina Beltram  et Elsa Landard

Ce soir, la Matinale de 19h se demande quelle "gauche" existe aujourd'hui en France. Pour cela, on reçoit Christophe Aguiton, chercheur et militant syndical, auteur de La Gauche du XXIe siècle, et Patrice Cohen Séat, membre du Parti Communiste Français et auteur de Réinventer la gauche avec Nicole Borvo Cohen Séat. Moins d'un an après l'échec des candidats de gauche aux élections présidentielles françaises, les invités posent les jalons d'une réflexion militante pour repenser la gauche. Ils pointent notamment deux phénomènes concomitants : si l'on observe le déclin du centre-gauche social démocrate, on constate en revanche la montée en puissance de forces plus radicales à gauche. Un signal d'espoir selon eux. "La gauche se porte mieux depuis les élections de 2017 car elle connaît une vraie dynamique de transformation sociale." Le second invité, Samuel Thomas est Président de la Fédération Nationale des Maisons Des Potes (FNMDP). Il vient présenter les Universités européennes unies pour l'égalité contre le racisme et les discriminations, qui auront lieu du 25 au 29 octobre prochains au Centre International de Séjour Paris (CISP) Maurice Ravel.  "Quand les associations ne s'emparent pas du combat contre la discrimination, rien n'est fait. L'état n'a pas le courage de faire sanctionner les gens pour discrimination. "  Côté chroniques, Quentin évoque les 30 ans de carrière du DJ Laurent Garnier. Quant à Emmanuel, il nous parle sans en parler du scandale Harvey Weinstein et du mouvement #balancetonporc.   Présentation : François Pieretti / Co-interviews : Flore Catala et Inès Edel-Garcia  / Chroniques : Quentin Brisson et Emmanuel Raspiengias / Web : Inès Edel-Garcia / Réalisation : Pierre-Henri Dimitriu / Coordination : Nina Beltram  et Elsa Landard

9-10-17 - Samuel Thomas - Missionary From India by

This was a special and rare opportunity to interview one of my dear friends and spiritual heroes, Dr. Samuel Thomas of Hopegivers International.  Hopegivers rescues orphaned and at risk children throughout India and plant churches throughout South Asia.

“Le grand Pari de l'égalité” non ce n'est pas un slogan tout droit sorti du programme d'un candidat à l'élection présidentielle, c'est la campagne qu'a lancé la Fédération Nationale des Maisons des potes, pour éveiller nos consciences citoyennes et faire de l'égalité une réalité. Pour en parler, nous recevons ce soir Samuel Thomas, délégué général de la Fédération. De Sarcelles à Genevilliers, en passant par' l'Assemblée nationale ou encore Anières, les jeunes militants des Maisons des Potes iront à la rencontre de candidats aux législatives, de migrants, de travailleurs sans papiers, d'habitants des quartiers populaires, de syndicats de travailleurs, d'associations de quartiers, de chefs d'entreprises, d'élus locaux, de préfets, de parlementaires pour faire connaître leurs revendications. Toutes les dates sont à retrouver ici. "Notre stratégie est d'aller aider ceux qui appellent à l'aide et qui souffrent d'isolement." En deuxième partie d'émission, on vous présente le O GIB, nouveau lieu culturel qui vient de voir le jour à Montreuil. Pour l'occasion, Mélanie Martin, chargée de communication et des partenariats, vient nous éclairer sur les différentes activités qui y sont proposées. O GIB c'est un espace où on se sent comme à la maison, une programmation musicale éclectique, façonnée par les coups de cœur des membres de l'équipe, une cuisine du sud, des jam sessions, et aussi une résidence d'artistes. Enfin, Valentin s'est rendu à l'atelier Civic Tech organisé lundi 27 février par Voxe.org pour comprendre comment le numérique peut révolutionner la démocratie et Clémence vous dit tout sur l'actu étudiante à venir. Présentation : Tessa Robinson / Co-interviews : Philippine Renon et Roxane Mouillé / Reportage : Valentin Baudena / Chronique : Clémence Pesnot / Réalisation : Mikel Perez / Web : La Rédaction / Coordination : Marion Guichaoua et Elsa Landard.

"1. Samuel" von Thomas Hochstetter am 21.09.2015. Weitere Infos unter https://predigten.ecg.berlin/sermon/index?id=6043

Le 19 mai dernier, le ministre du travail, François Rebsamen annonçait que la généralisation du CV anonyme n'aurait pas lieu comme prévu. A la place,  13 mesures pour lutter contre les discriminations en entreprise. Ce soir dans la Matinale on essaye de comprendre si cette mesure est une bonne chose. Pour en parler, on reçoit Samuel Thomas, vice président de La Maison des Potes et de l'égalité qui défend le CV anonyme. Comme toujours vous retrouvez le docteur de la rédaction, Guillaume qui a des travaux pratiques à vous faire bosser ce soir ! Et évidemment un quizz pour tester vos idées reçues. En deuxième partie d'émission place au volontariat avec le Printemps des chantiers de bénévoles et des volontariats. Les vacances d'été approchent à grand pas, pourquoi ne pas devenir bénévole en travaillant sur des chantiers à travers la France, ou même à travers le monde ? Entre bonne action, rencontres interculturelles et intergénérationnelles, Joanna Robert membre de Cotravaux, l'association à l'origine de cette campagne, est notre invitée. Et bien sûr Hugo vient pour son actu'Expo en continuant son tour des galeries. Une autre façon d'aborder l'art ! Présentation : Thibaud Texeire / Réalisation : Florian Chevassu / Co-interview : François Leroy et Laura Démocrite / Chroniques : Guillaume Gonçalves et Hugo Garros / Coordination : Elsa Landard / Web : Laura Démocrite 

Le 19 mai dernier, le ministre du travail, François Rebsamen annonçait que la généralisation du CV anonyme n'aurait pas lieu comme prévu. A la place,  13 mesures pour lutter contre les discriminations en entreprise. Ce soir dans la Matinale on essaye de comprendre si cette mesure est une bonne chose. Pour en parler, on reçoit Samuel Thomas, vice président de La Maison des Potes et de l'égalité qui défend le CV anonyme. Comme toujours vous retrouvez le docteur de la rédaction, Guillaume qui a des travaux pratiques à vous faire bosser ce soir ! Et évidemment un quizz pour tester vos idées reçues. En deuxième partie d'émission place au volontariat avec le Printemps des chantiers de bénévoles et des volontariats. Les vacances d'été approchent à grand pas, pourquoi ne pas devenir bénévole en travaillant sur des chantiers à travers la France, ou même à travers le monde ? Entre bonne action, rencontres interculturelles et intergénérationnelles, Joanna Robert membre de Cotravaux, l'association à l'origine de cette campagne, est notre invitée. Et bien sûr Hugo vient pour son actu'Expo en continuant son tour des galeries. Une autre façon d'aborder l'art ! Présentation : Thibaud Texeire / Réalisation : Florian Chevassu / Co-interview : François Leroy & Laura Démocrite / Chroniques : Guillaume Gonçalves & Hugo Garros / Coordination : Elsa Landard / Web : Laura Démocrite 

Susan Harrison's Back Row with Gemma Arrowsmith Also featuring Charlie Kemp (as Morrison), Lindsay Sharman as The Poet, and Samuel Thomas as "Male Voice With Gravitas". Back Row Theme music by Matt Lewsey and Amy Ashworth from Skiffle and The Piffles. Taking Your Husband's Name sketch by Gemma Arrowsmith with music by Kevin MacLeod at http://incometech.com/music/royalty-free/ www.susanharrisoncharacters.com www.gemmaarrowsmith.com www.lindsaysharman.com www.facebook.com/skiffleandthepiffles

Spiritual Excellence, 2Peter 2:1-11

Spiritual Excellence, 2Peter 2:1-11