Podcast appearances and mentions of simon guillebaud

On this Freedom Friday, we discussed the urgency of living for the Lord today because He will return, and the day of His return is unknown. We turned to the parable of the 10 virgins in Matthew 25:1-13, which illustrates His return and how those who are ready will go with Him while those who are not will remain where they stand. Are you living for the Lord today and prepared for His return? We were also joined by our special guest, Simon Guillebaud, for the conversation. Simon was called to Burundi in 1998 and has been there since. He is now the Founder and International Director of Great Lakes Outreach. This organization partners with other Christian organizations to share the gospel and help build the spiritual and physical development of the people of Burundi. Simon has also authored several books, including his bestseller, “Choose Life-365 Readings for Radical Disciples.” He also hosts the podcast, “Inspired.” You can hear the highlights of today’s program on Karl and Crew Showcast.Donate to Moody Radio: http://moodyradio.org/donateto/morningshowSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bible StudyDon't just take our word for it . . . take His! We would encourage you to spend time examining the following Scriptures that shaped this sermon: Isaiah 55:1-3; John 6:1-15Questions?Do you have a question about today's sermon? Email Simon Guillebaud (simon@greatlakesoutreach.org).

Join us this week as Simon speaks at our Carol Service. Missed us this week? Join us in person or online next Sunday at TEN & SIX!

Bringing an African perspective to PEP Talk today powerfully reminds us of the spiritual and experiential realities that we often minimise in our Western culture. With wonderful enthusiasm and amazing stories, get inspired by the host of the Inspired podcast as Simon Guillebaud chats with Andy and Kristi.Check out the Jesus At The Door app here. Or search "Jesus at the door" on your app store.Simon Guillebaud MBE, spent two decades living in war-torn Central Africa, and speaks out of that context with raw urgency and passion for the last, the lost and the least. He's the Founder of Great Lakes Outreach, host of the popular ‘Inspired' podcast, author of the award-winning book Choose Life, and travels widely stirring up the Church for radical discipleship. His wife Lizzie and he live in Bath with their three teenage children.

The Greatness of the Gospel - Simon Guillebaud - Vineyard 61 Church by Vineyard 61 Church

Here's our friend Simon sharing from Luke 7:36-50 as we continued our series on The Gift. Grace is something that we often find difficult to explain. The dictionary defines it as an 'unmerited gift'. But once experienced, it changes us. That's because Jesus is God's undeserved gift to us and He transforms us into His likeness.

Guest speaker Simon Guillebaud preaches at our 3 Billion Reasons service on the Adventure of Calling.

Simon Guillebaud of Great Lakes Outreach joins us for our mission Sunday to preach on The Gospel Call.

Choose Life | Simon Guillebaud - 12 May | The Six - Deuteronomy 30:11-20 by Holy Trinity Claygate

Receiving the Holy Spirit | Simon Guillebaud - 12 May | 9.30am - Acts 19 by Holy Trinity Claygate

Welcome to Milestone Moments: Short extracts from my podcast interviews to inspire, encourage and equip you on your personal path to success. In 2015, during the failed coup in Burundi, Simon Guillebaud, founder of an NGO called Great Lakes Outreach faced a milestone moment: Would he stay, or would he take his family and flee to safety as others were doing? Surrounded by gunfire and burning roadblocks he decided to stay. He then gathered his leaders in a room, and together they decided to use their influence to advocate for peace and non-violence. What made it possible? Listen to this episode to find out!Simon had a very clear call to Burundi in 1999, when it was regarded as the most dangerous country on earth. Having unexpectedly survived 7 years of genocide and civil war, he set up GLO with the vision to transform Burundi and beyond through holistic mission, working with gifted local leaders of integrity.Although Simon returned from Burundi with his family in 2018, leaving Great Lakes Outreach in the hands of capable local leaders, he is still very much involved in supporting their work with some of the poorest and hungriest people in the world. You can find out more about it at greatlakesoutreach.org. He continues to work as a Christian author speaker, and podcaster.  So if that is your thing, I can totally recommend his podcast called “Inspired” where he interviews men and women of faith from all walks of life about their stories of adventure and risk-taking for God. So check that out via Apple Podcasts, Spotify or the link here: https://www.simonguillebaud.com/inspired-podcast/ If you enjoyed listening to this podcast, please hit subscribe to hear more encouraging stories of of how people have navigated their path to true success. As Simon said it's all too easy to get to a point in life where we "Have everything to live with but nothing to live for." It takes courage to step back and ask yourself what you really want to live for, and that's another part of life where surrounding yourself with the people who will support you on your journey makes a huge difference.In my next podcast episode on Your Path to Success, I am going to share more about my own journey of defining and redefining success and how I help other people do that too, through my coaching programmes.If you're interested in find more about coaching then check out my website: yourpathtosuccess.ch or book an appointment here: https://yourpathtosuccess.ch/book-appointment/ 

The Armour Of God Ephesians 6:5-24 Simon Guillebaud

Choose Life Deuteronomy 30:1-20 Simon Guillebaud

Simon Guillebaud preaches on 2 Corinthians 5:11-21, highlighting how we must live in our privileged position with passioned persuasion. Find out more about Simon's work at www.simonguillebaud.com

We are revisiting an archive episode this week, whilst Abi puts together some exciting new episodes over the next few weeks!In this episode Abi and Sarah Small, from Proximity Network and the Message Trust dive into the controversial area of where evangelism and social action meet. With contributions from Krish Kandiah, Deirdre Brower Latz from Nazarene Theological College, Simon Guillebaud from Great Lakes Outreach, Joel Edwards, Richard Reddie from CTBI, Amy and Ben Woodfield from The Antioch Network and Chris Lane from St Mellitus College and Langworthy Community Church.We'd love to hear what you think. Contact abi@praxiscentre.org

Simon Guillebaud from Great Lakes Outreach on 05/01/2014

What would you do if you received a phone call and were asked to go to one of the most dangerous nations in the world?  In this episode of the 10ofThose Podcast, Jonathan is joined by Simon Guillebaud, author and founder of  Great Lakes Outreach. Spanning a life of service, Jonathan and Simon discuss holding the faith in times of great peril, how God uses calling to accomplish His will, and living as a graceful sacrifice for the furthering of kingdom work. If you enjoyed this episode be sure to leave us a review on wherever you listen!  Also remember to share with friends and family; both of those actions will help us spread the word about the show.To learn more about Simon's charitable works or listen to his podcast, click here.To find out more about Simon's book Sacrifice, please visit either our US or UK based sites.

Join us this week at the Cathedral Church as guest preacher and missionary Simon Guillebaud invites us into deeper life in Christ through the story of Lazarus.

This week we're joined by Simon Guillebaud to talk about his experience of moving to Burundi, in East Africa, in 1999 when it was regarded as the most dangerous country on earth. For his service to the country Simon and his wife have now been awarded an MBE. We explore the five life lessons that Simon has learned from his time working in Burundi, raising a family there, and risking his life living and working in that extreme environment.We cover everything from living gratefully and humbly, to the importance of relationship, to Simon's longing to live back in Burundi and what we can learn from Burundian culture in the west.If you want to hear more like this then check out Simon's podcast, Inspired…FIND OUT MORE

God wants us to get angry. Things aren't as they should be. But righteous anger is costly. It costs your tears, your talent, and your time. So come along, ready to cry, get angry, pick a fight, and change some small but significant part of the world. Simon Guillebaud has lived in Burundi since his early twenties. He takes unimaginable risks so much so that he didn't expect to live to the age of 30. He sees miraculous results time and again as he works tirelessly for the salvation, peace and prosperity of the country he loves and daily gives his life for.   

Simon Guillebaud joins Joy & Hannah this week, shares some of his stories from living in Burundi and the UK, and talks about what it means to live radically and to be completely sold out for Jesus.

150. Conversation with Simon Guillebaud on Radical Discipleship Simon Guillebaud was a missionary to Burundi (Great Lakes Outreach) for many years with some incredible stories. In this episode Cris speaks with Simon about life now in the UK, how do you not fall asleep. https://www.greatlakesoutreach.org/ https://www.simonguillebaud.com/inspired-podcast/ Choose life 365 https://www.eden.co.uk/christian-books/christian-devotional-books/365-day-devotionals/choose-life/ More than Conquerors (New Edition) https://www.eden.co.uk/christian-books/spiritual-growth/discipleship/more-than-conquerors/       Support the podcast with a coffee.... https://www.buymeacoffee.com/crisrogers     To get a copy of The Bible Book By Book head here... https://www.eden.co.uk/christian-books/bible-study/bible-study-reference-books/bible-background/the-bible-book-by-book/     To get a copy of What If We Knew What God Knows About Us head here... https://www.eden.co.uk/christian-books/personal-life/christian-life/what-if-we-knew-what-god-knows-about-us/     The Big Church Read... https://thebigchurchread.co.uk/restore-renew-rebuild/     To get a copy of Apprentice to Jesus head here... https://www.eden.co.uk/devotional/apprentice-to-jesus-cris-rogers
 
     Rev Cris Rogers is a church leader at allhallowsbow.org.uk and Director of Making Disciples. Chair of the Spring Harvest Planning Group. For more information check out wearemakingdisciples.com  

Simon Guillebaud is the guest preacher who brings a message to Inspire.

Simon Guillebaud from Great Lakes Outreach on 12/01/2014

Simon Guillebaud preaching on 1 Samuel 2: 11-36 on Sunday 11th September 2022

This week Simon shares the word at our Morning Celebration. Missed us this week? Join us in person or online next Sunday at TEN & SIX!

Guest speaker Simon Guillebaud spoke at our Sunday service.

On Sunday evenings throughout June, we will be considering a series called ‘Church – Boring, Hypocritical, Irrelevant?' 19th June

Simon Guillebaud speaks from Matthew 7:24-29 on being ground on solid ground. He shares stories of faith from his time ministering in Burundi.

Guest Preacher: Simon Guillebaud Bible Study Don't just take our word for it . . . take His! We would encourage you to spend time examining the following Scriptures that shaped this sermon: Revelation 3:14-22 Sermon Outline A sobering summation v15-18 A shocking expulsion v16 A stunning invitation v20-21 Sermon Application What do you think about God? How much do you want of God? How close to God do you want to be? How would you describe the spiritual temperature of your pursuit of Jesus? Laodicea and Charleston had some similarities, can you remember what they are? How awake are you to the challenges – indeed what are the challenges – that would stop you from being ‘hot' and ‘zealous' (same Greek word in the passage) for God? The preacher talked about the ‘curse of comfort'. What did he mean by that? Can you relate in any way to Eugene Peterson (famous for translating ‘The Message' version of the Bible)'s comments on the flock he was pastoring? He wrote: “I was living in classic suburbia, and not liking it very much. The people who gathered to worship God under my leadership were rootless and cultureless. They were marginally Christian. They didn't read books. They didn't discuss ideas. All spirit seemed to have leaked out of their lives and been replaced by a garage-sale clutter of clichés and stereotypes, securities and fashions. Dostoevsky's sentence hit the target: the ‘people seem to be watered down… darting and rushing about before us every day, but in a sort of diluted state'. No hard ideas to push against. No fiery spirit to excite. Soggy suburbia... I had no idea that an entire society could be shaped by the images of advertising. I had lived, it seems, a sheltered life. The experiments of Pavlov accounted for the condition of these people far better than anything in the four Gospels. They were conditioned to respond to the stimulus of a sale price, quite apart from need, as effectively as Pavlov's dogs were trained to salivate at the bells' signal, quite apart from hunger. These were the people for whom I was praying and for whom I was writing, these spirits who had taken early retirement, whose minds had been checked at the door. Suburbia-lobotomised spirituality.”

J.John speaks with the inspirational missionary to Burundi and founder of Great Lakes Outreach, Simon Guillebaud.

Simon Guillebaud from Great Lakes Outreach on 27/03/2011

Simon Guillebaud from Great Lakes Outreach on 19/01/2014

In this episode, we will get to know our host, Matt. It's taken from his interview with Simon Guillebaud, over on the Inspired podcast, where Matt shares about his experiences of living and serving in Pakistan, where earthquakes, terror attacks and sectarian violence are part of his journey.To connect with us go to www.frontiers.org.uk

Guest speaker Simon Guillebaud shares some of his captivating stories and experiences from his missionary work in Burundi.

We were so excited to host missionary and author Simon Guillebaud, who spent many years ministering in war-torn Burundi, as he spoke to us about radical discipleship.

Simon Guillebaud | Childlike by Gateway Church

Before we kick off hearing from our varied interviewees, we start with Simon's story, as he invites next week's guest Ed Walker, a close friend, to learn more about our host! --- For more from Simon go to: linktr.ee/simonguillebaud --- Produced by Great Lakes Outreach - Transforming Burundi & Beyond: greatlakesoutreach.org

Guest speaker Simon Guillebaud continues our series 'Just Love' with a message about the costly and counter-cultural love we are called to show people, sharing some of his story and experiences from his inspiring missionary work in Burundi through the work of Great Lakes Outreach.

Lansdowne Church Bournemouth 4 April 2021 Live Interview And Q&A With Simon Guillebaud

This week, King's good friend, Simon Guillebaud, is talking to us about Godly Wisdom.

Stéphane Kapitaniuk - 3 prochaines sorties de livres BLF Editions pour le mois de Janvier

Simon Guillebaud preaching on Missions Weekend Sunday 15th November 2020.

Abi and Sarah Small dive into the controversial area of where evangelism and social action meet. With contributions from Krish Kandiah, Deirdre Brower Latz, Simon Guillebaud, Joel Edwards, Richard Reddie, Amy and Ben Woodfield and Chris Lane.

Simon Guillebaud continues our Mission Partners series

'If you haven't found something worth dying for, you haven't found something worth living for.' Much like today the early church experienced opposition to the gospel. In Acts 7 we hear about Stephen, a martyr who died because he was unashamed of declaring the goodness and promises of God. For many of us there is not an immediate threat of death if we share the gospel with those around us. But perhaps there is a threat to our pride, our reputation, our image. In those moments we ask ourselves 'is it worth it?'. For many of us the answer is yes, because we have not found something, but someone worth dying for. 

Simon Guillebaud preaching on James 2:14-26

Simon Guillebaud by All Saints' Woodford Wells

COME - Simon Guillebaud by All Saints' Woodford Wells

Happy new year! We are excited to be back with season 3 of Rooted. This term, we're following our sermon series entitled "Follow me", looking at the character and qualities of leadership that we discover in the life and ministry of Jesus. We are very excited to kick off the podcast with a guest, Simon Guillebaud, who preached on Sunday 12th January. He offered to spend an evening talking with our young adults, and we decided it was so good that we'd make the recording available to you. Enjoy!

As Christ laid his life down as a living sacrifice, he calls us to do the same. Servant leadership is costly but beautiful. The question we must ask ourselves is, are we really following Him or are we expecting Him to follow us on our terms and at our convenience?

In this week's show Megan Cornwell sits down with veteran missionary Simon Guillebaud to hear about the miraculous ways God has protected him and his family during decades of missionary work in what was once the most dangerous nation on earth. Guillebaud describes how God brought 164,000 people to faith through his ministry and why he believes Christians in the UK can be blind to the spiritual war going on around them. He shares extraordinary conversion stories as well as a personal insight into how God called him into long-term evangelistic ministry. The Profile is brought to you in association with Premier Christianity magazine. For a free sample copy of the latest issue visit premierchristianity.com/freesample

I was fortunate enough to be able to interview today's guest, Simon Guillebaud, back in October 2018 about his take on leadership and success after 20 years working in Burundi as a social entrepreneur.  Simon knows what it's like to take personal risk for the sake of a greater cause. He left a comfortable life in the UK to go to Burundi in 1999 when it was considered one of the most dangerous places on the planet.  In 2003 he founded an NGO called Great Lakes Outreach (GLO) with the vision to transform Burundi, one of the poorest and hungriest nations in the world, by working with gifted local leaders of integrity.   In Burundi Simon is known for founding orphanages, schools and the best hotel in Bujumbura. But over and above that he is known as a leader of faith and integrity who walks his talk.  When I asked Simon about his legacy in Burundi, he said that his legacy is that he doesn’t need to be there any more. In 2019 he returned to the UK with his family leaving the GLO work in Burundi in the capable hands of local leaders. GLO continues to have a huge impact helping well over 100,000 of the neediest people every year in sustainable ways.  In this interview Simon talks about leadership, in particular the importance of relationships, staying true to your values and moving from success to significance. 

Guest Speaker Simon Guillebaud.

Simon is visiting us to share, both what he feels God is saying through Acts 8, and stories from his work in Burundi and beyond.

10am Morning Service Sunday 15th September 2019 Luke 7:36-50​ This sermon is part of our year long series in the Gospel of Luke. We hope on this journey through Luke's Gospel we will come to know Jesus more clearly, love Him more dearly and follow Him more nearly.

Simon, having recently returned from Burundi with his family, ‘scattered’ bullets of wisdom on us after years of courageous discipleship in one of the most dangerous countries on Earth.

Mr. Simon Guillebaud at Sullivan's Island

A longtime missionary to Burundi, Simon brought the Word to JFM with a fresh perspective and intensity that comes from time living abroad in uncertain situations. Be sure to listen to this message as Simon digs into the urgency of the message of the Gospel, and the purpose of a life lived in Christ!

This episode is a presentation by Simon Guillebaud that he made at the Menlo Park chapter of New Canaan Society at our last meeting. Simon is an english man who spent the last 20 years in Burundi. He prayed a dangerous prayer and told God he would go anywhere and do anything for him. He challenged us to be radical disciples for Jesus, to live by faith not by fear. It was such a beautiful message, that I needed to hear and we all need to hear. We may call it radical discipleship, but Jesus calls in just plain old discipleship. Praise God we are not suffering the horrific challenges a nation like Burundi has gone through in the last decades, but our region needs true disciples of Jesus just as much. I think you will be blessed and challenged by this message as much as I was. It is a must listen. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/miracles-transformation/message

Simon of Great Lakes Outreach in Burundi reminds us how to keep the faith and finish well.

Simon Guillebaud shares a bit about his incredible journey, living in Burundi.

Simon Guillebaud shares a bit about his incredible journey, living in Burundi.

Visiting speaker Simon Guillebaud, international speaker, missionary to Burundi, radical disciples challenges us with 9 choices we have to make.

Simon Guillebaud shares 9 choices we can make which ultimately lead us to choose life!

In God's Strength - Week 10 - Choose Life - Simon Guillebaud 4th November 6pm by Christ Church Winchester

How To Shake A Nation - Simon Guillebaud, OBE on surviving a grenade attack, dodging death, chicken vindaloo and why he took his family to live in one of the world's poorest countries.

Série: So will I   (invité spécial: Simon Guillebaud) notre site web: https://www.icf-geneve.ch/fr/ E-mail : info@icf-ge.ch So will I: Pour aimer comme Dieu aime, il faut donner sa vie. Il faut ? Le prix de  ce sacrifice ne se fait pas par devoir, mais avec un coeur touché par la  grâce. C’est avec cette attitude que l’on peut laisser la place à Jésus  pour tranformer nos vies, dans des domaines aussi sensibles que la  sexualité et l’argent. Viens te laisser inspirer, guider cet automne. L’aventure commence  maintenant avec quelques mots de Joel Houston, leader de louange à  Hillsong :  « Je crois que Jésus est la représentation parfaite de ce  que Dieu est prêt à faire pour sauver la vie d’une seule personne. Et si  je réalise que c’est moi, que je suis cette personne, alors j’ai toutes  les raisons — et même cent milliards de plus — de vivre ma vie en Lui  disant MERCI. S’Il a choisi d’aimer et tout donner pour moi, je crois  que la meilleure chose à faire est de faire comme Lui et tout Lui donner  en retour… CENT MILLIARDS DE FOIS. »

Série: So will I   (special guest: Simon Guillebaud) notre site web: https://www.icf-geneve.ch/fr/  E-mail : info@icf-ge.chSo will I: Pour aimer comme Dieu aime, il faut donner sa vie. Il faut ? Le prix de  ce sacrifice ne se fait pas par devoir, mais avec un coeur touché par la  grâce. C’est avec cette attitude que l’on peut laisser la place à Jésus  pour tranformer nos vies, dans des domaines aussi sensibles que la  sexualité et l’argent. Viens te laisser inspirer, guider cet automne. L’aventure commence  maintenant avec quelques mots de Joel Houston, leader de louange à  Hillsong :  « Je crois que Jésus est la représentation parfaite de ce  que Dieu est prêt à faire pour sauver la vie d’une seule personne. Et si  je réalise que c’est moi, que je suis cette personne, alors j’ai toutes  les raisons — et même cent milliards de plus — de vivre ma vie en Lui  disant MERCI. S’Il a choisi d’aimer et tout donner pour moi, je crois  que la meilleure chose à faire est de faire comme Lui et tout Lui donner  en retour… CENT MILLIARDS DE FOIS. »

To Be a Living Sacrifice - Simon Guillebaud by First International Baptist Church of Copenhagen

This week we had visiting speaker Simon Guillebaud with us. He spoke about what it looks like to be radical disciples of Jesus.

Based in Luke 7:36-50, Simon talked about the radical grace Jesus showed in this passage and shared stories from his work in Burundi with Great Lakes Outreach.

The Adventure of Calling - Simon Guillebaud - Genesis 12: 1-7 - 25/2/18 by Holy Trinity Church

2017 Newday 12 - 14s Wed True Story 2 Simon Guillebaud by Newday

Guest speaker, Simon Guillebaud, speaks on 'Living By Faith and Not Fear'

Kingdom Pursuit was hosted by the South West and Wales Region for the entire Vineyard movement. We were thrilled to be joined by two inspirational speakers, Simon Guillebaud and Michael Gatlin, both of whom are incredible communicators and their lives and ministries demonstrate what it means to radically pursue the King and His Kingdom.

Kingdom Pursuit was hosted by the South West and Wales Region for the entire Vineyard movement. We were thrilled to be joined by two inspirational speakers, Simon Guillebaud and Michael Gatlin, both of whom are incredible communicators and their lives and ministries demonstrate what it means to radically pursue the King and His Kingdom.

Kingdom Pursuit was hosted by the South West and Wales Region for the entire Vineyard movement. We were thrilled to be joined by two inspirational speakers, Simon Guillebaud and Michael Gatlin, both of whom are incredible communicators and their lives and ministries demonstrate what it means to radically pursue the King and His Kingdom.

Kingdom Pursuit was hosted by the South West and Wales Region for the entire Vineyard movement. We were thrilled to be joined by two inspirational speakers, Simon Guillebaud and Michael Gatlin, both of whom are incredible communicators and their lives and ministries demonstrate what it means to radically pursue the King and His Kingdom.

Missionary and guest speaker, Simon Guillebaud preaches a sermon from the Harvest series.

Journeying with God : Certainly Uncertain and Carefully Careless - Simon Guillebaud - 2014.07.13 by Frontline Church

2016-05-15 / Simon Guillebaud / Ivy Kingsway by Ivy Church

This month our occasional series on 'the five marks of mission' continues with the longest of the marks: "To transform unjust structures of society, to challenge violence of every kind and pursue peace and reconciliation". Violence of every kind has been experienced far too often in too many places lately, and not least in Burundi, where mission associate Simon Guillebaud is based with his organisation Great Lakes Outreach. We also meet mission partners in India who are working with those trapped at the bottom by society's unjust structures - including refugee women and people with leprosy. And we hear from mission partner Ed Brice about his work with the Asociana team in northern Argentina, who stand alongside and fight for the rights of indigenous peoples there.

Guest Speaker Simon Guillebaud, beginning with Deuteronomy 30: 11-20, speaks on the choices we have and challenges us to choose life.

Simon Guillebaud speaks from Deuteronomy 30 and gives us 10 areas where we can Choose Life. About Simon Author, speaker, founder of Great Lakes Outreach, passionate about challenging people to make their lives count, committed to seeing Burundi transformed, married to Lizzie with Zac, Grace and Josiah completing the team.

Guest speaker Simon Guillebaud speaks at Trinity Cheltenham's PM Celebration on 21st June 2015, on Deuteronomy 30:11-30.

Missionary to Burundi, Simon Guillebaud, speaks on a passage in Mark 10.

Simon Guillebaud speaking at Wonersh Church about his ministry in Burundi.

Simon Guillebaud speaks on the first Sunday of Missions Week.

Simon Guillebaud and Mark Buchanan leave us with a challenge on our last night of the convention.

Simon Guillebaud and Mark Buchanan leave us with a challenge on our last night of the convention.

We’ll be joined by Simon Guillebaud (Burundi) at our Youth & Student Event – with worship led by Colin Stitt and Band.

Billy & Hazel Glover and Simon Guillebaud will be looking at Broken Lives, Broken Hearts.

Billy & Hazel Glover and Simon Guillebaud will be looking at Broken Lives, Broken Hearts.

Billy & Hazel Glover and Simon Guillebaud will be looking at Broken Lives, Broken Hearts.

"The Adventure of Calling" Challenging teaching from Simon Guillebaud - founder of Great Lakes Outreach.