Podcasts about stolen heart

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A new MP3 sermon from First Bible Church of New Jersey is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: The Case of Your Stolen Heart Speaker: Patrick Misciagna Broadcaster: First Bible Church of New Jersey Event: Camp Meeting Date: 7/18/2024 Length: 61 min.

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We hope you enjoy today's Scripture reading and devotional aimed at motivating you to apply God's word while strengthening your heart and nurturing your soul. Today's Bible reading is 1 Kings 11. To read along with the podcast, grab a print copy of the devotional. ESV Bible narration read by Kristyn Getty. Follow us on social media to stay up to date: Instagram Facebook Twitter

This week we're joined by tattoo artist, comic book enthusiast, and longtime friend of the show, Carlos Cordova aka Stolen Heart Tattoo! Carlos grew up in a close-knit Catholic family. As a young man, his love of art and comic books dovetailed with a fascination with tattoos. Nowadays, he hones his craft at Archetype Tattoo in Albuquerque, New Mexico. We love his work, and had a great time talking to him about Catholicism, pop culture, and tattoos – the good, the bad, and the downright cringe! Follow Carlos on Instagram (@stolenhearttattoo), and go to www.archetypetattoo.comto schedule an appointment with him!

Episode 40 of Victory Vision focuses on how the heart drift to another and becomes stolen.

We hope you enjoy today's Scripture reading and devotional aimed at motivating you to apply God's word while strengthening your heart and nurturing your soul. Today's Bible reading is 1 Kings 11. To read along with the podcast, grab a print copy of the devotional. ESV Bible narration read by Kristyn Getty. Follow us on social media to stay up to date: Instagram Facebook Twitter

One of our listeners is having a CODE 9 emergency, which is why she stole her roommate's phone, and is now sitting in her car outside her apartment WAITING for us to help with a brand new Textual Healing!

Teri (Stolen Phone Stolen Heart) by Live 95.5

In the following guided meditation we will be clearing many layers of Love Sickness and many layers of your Broken and Stolen Heart. And get your energy back. e-mail for appointments: https://www.wolfgangarndt8@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/The-Gaia-Eagle-Wolf-Healing-Circle website: https://www.toolsforascensionbywolfgang.com/ Cover art: Adam Arndt

Pastor Will continues through the Book of 1 Kings with a message entitled "The Price Of A Stolen Heart" - 1 Kings 11.Other Scriptures Referenced: Video.embed-container { position: relative; padding-bottom: 56.25%; height: 0; overflow: hidden; max-width: 100%; } .embed-container iframe, .embed-container object, .embed-container embed { position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; height: 100%; }AudioOct 9th pm - "The Price Of A Stolen Heart" - 1 Kings 11.mp3File Size:24230 kbFile Type:m [...]

Join George and Elle as they explore the text behind the first half of Chapter 31 in Genesis, and the flight of Jaakov from Lavan.

June 12, 2022 Sunday morning service preaching from the pulpit of Woodland Baptist Church – Winston Salem, NC * Please feel free to visit our website at woodlandbaptistnow.com

Award-winning journalist and Pulitzer Prize nominee Chip Jones joins us to discuss his book, The Organ Thieves: the Shocking Story of the First Heart Transplant in the Segregated South. With nearly thirty years of reporting experience, Jones has worked at the Richmond Times-Dispatch, The Roanoke Times, Virginia Business magazine, and many more. He was also the former communications director of the Richmond Academy of Medicine, where he first discovered this heart-stopping story. Our host Ann Bocock sits down with Chip Jones to talk about the horrifying case of Bruce Tucker, a black man whose heart was removed without his family's knowledge or permission. Jones breaks down the racial inequalities during the 1960s and how that sheds light on the importance of the Black Lives Matter movement. Jones also describes the state of America at that time, when we were not only racing to the moon but racing to perform the first successful heart transplant. He dives into the competition among doctors and how their opportunistic attitudes led to many unethical practices. Get all the details on this week's episode of GO Between the Covers! Connect with Chip Jones: Website: https://www.chipjonesbooks.com Facebook: @chipjonesofficial And connect with us! https://www.southfloridapbs.org/gobtc/ Facebook: @BetweenTheCoversSouthFloridaPBS Twitter: @WPBT2, @WXELTV

The Stolen Heart: Chip Jones, author of The Organ Thieves: The Shocking Story of the First Heart Transplant in the Segregated South and winner of the 2021 Library of Virginia Literary Award for Nonfiction, speaks with host Richard Levick of LEVICK about this tragic true story. In 1968, in Richmond, Virginia, Bruce Tucker, a middle aged African American family man, had his heart and kidney harvested after an accident, without consent or even notification to his family and before he was clinically dead. To this day, there has been no compensation paid to the family. Virginia Commonwealth University, who's predecessor teaching hospital was the site of this medical atrocity, still struggles over half a century later with how to deal with this properly. A society which turned a blind eye to teaching hospitals regularly robbing the graves of African Americans and treating the sacred as so much commerce, struggles with this legacy to this day. Chip has been reporting for nearly thirty years for the Richmond Times-Dispatch, The Roanoke Times and other publications. As a reporter for The Roanoke Times, he was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize for his work on the Pittston coal strike. He is the former communications director of the Richmond Academy of Medicine, where he first discovered the story behind The Organ Thieves.

 Because of Jennie's stolen heart, the legend is if an unmarried woman places her finger in the hole of one of bullet holes in the doors that was penetrated when Jennie died, you will become engaged not long after. Jennie is often seen in the home doing things she did in life. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tameandunruly/support

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This week we delve a little deeper into RFR season 2. The gang features Waller's love turmoil on the show, but will they take it too far? Someone has their eye on Ray and will stop at nothing to get his attention, Lily shows Travis not all birthdays are bad, and Robbie really wants to help Kim get featured in next year's cougar calendar. Follow along with us! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33i4s9r3NwA&list=PLC1A0KOYvlM6kq9Vi5yW5szhLNTd2mCfQ Please feel free to reach us as at: myteenangsthasapodcast@gmail.com https://anchor.fm/my-teen-angst-has-a-pod @myteenangstpod on Twitter @myteenangstpod on Instagram Production & Theme song by Drew Fitzgerald: https://voyagerstudios.bandcamp.com/

The one with the brave guard, the fearless parent, and the greedy sorceress. When their husband does not come home as promised, a brave parent-to-be crosses a dangerous wasteland in search of him.Find transcripts, summaries and themed tags for every fairy tale on the Patchwork Fairy Tales website!Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter!Find me on my writing Tumblr.Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song “Holiday Gift”.Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller here!Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/laurasimons)

Recorded 23 04 2020

Recorded 23 04 2020

Sunday Evening Service | April 14, 2019 Parkside Baptist Church of Mesquite, Texas Pastor Mike Wells

The Leo Baeck Institute in New York is dedicated to the history of German-speaking Jews. Inside the institute, there is a small but powerful exhibit called “Stolen Heart: The Theft of Jewish Property in Berlin’s Historic Center, 1933–1945.” The exhibition and three-dimensional projection map designed by C&G Partners tracks the theft of Jewish homes and businesses by the Nazis during the Third Reich in Berlin. C&G Partners worked closely with the Leo Baeck Institute on this project and chose BrightSign 4K media players to bring the history into a clear perspective for each visitor. Jonathan Alger, managing partner at C&G Partners, joins us on this episode to share the details behind this digital signage story. For more case study information about Stolen Heart, click here.

A soul in need reaches out to EZ, pulling him into a violent drama. A story about pain. How it can be carried, and shared. These are the Terminal City Stories. Hardboiled crime fiction in a sci-fi city, where everyday people grapple with superhuman abilities and ordinary lives. Written & produced by Hank Pattison To learn the backstory of EZ, https://soundcloud.com/death-by-media-man/terminal-city-stories-the-harsh-backstory-of-ez And for more Terminal City Stories, https://soundcloud.com/death-by-media-man/sets/terminal-city-stories ... To assist with funding the Death By Media Man Channel: www.patreon.com/DeathByMediaMan

Episode 1.5: Best 80's Fantasy Movie. A quick note about Punk Aid: They are a non-profit organization who creates punk compilations with all proceeds from their 4th album going to the Autism Science Foundation! Punkaid.org Today's music- “Dress on Fire” by Witch Jail: https://witchjail.bandcamp.com/album/spellcasters-anonymous “Honey Time” by Bloodshot Bill and Shannon Shaw: https://slovenly.bandcamp.com/album/bloodshot-bill-shannon-shaw-honey-time-ep “Stolen Heart” by Spent Idols: https://www.discogs.com/artist/1604151-The-Spent-Idols.com/ All music used with artist permission. If you have a band who you'd like to hear play on our podcast send an mp3 or a link to your bandcamp to debrosdebate@gmail.com! Two brothers. One epic battle of wits. Who will win this round of Debros Debate? YOU DECIDE! Vote for the winner on Twitter @debrosdebate: twitter.com/debrosdebate Also vote for what we should debate next! Logo Design- The Arcade Viking: www.youtube.com/channel/UCAv6opNcXjCqqm0NFLTiiHQ De-Bros on Twitter- J.S. Delisi: @JSDelisi: twitter.com/JSDelisi Justin Delisi: @ridiculigious: twitter.com/ridiculigious De-Bros on Apple Podcasts: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/de-bros-debate-podcast/id1278751386?mt=2 De-Bros on Soundcloud: @debrosdebate De-Bros on Sticher Radio: www.stitcher.com/s?fid=149686&refid=stpr De-Bros on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfi27NEiIXTXBS2ZKXqHHLA

Shawn and Juliana went on a first date, but Shawn did something so bold, something no one ever does on a first date that Juliana won't return his calls at all. What could it have been? A crime? Did he say something? Was he too slow to reach for the check? It's actually much worse...

Shawn and Juliana went on a first date, but Shawn did something so bold, something no one ever does on a first date that Juliana won't return his calls at all. What could it have been? A crime? Did he say something? Was he too slow to reach for the check? It's actually much worse...

As the hiatus continues, today we bring you a special Dead SRS reading from Dead Palette of a story written by our host, Seid.

On this episode, the gang goes outside of our comfort zone and get way creeped out by really graphic and gory Japanese horror manga. The Stolen Heart by Kazuo Umezu – tinyurl.com/UmezuStolenHeart A Lullaby From Hell by Hideshi Hino – tinyurl.com/LullabiesFromHell The Enigma Of Amigara Fault by Junji Ito – tinyurl.com/EnigmaOfAmigaraFault In this episode, we […]

This morning as Lily turns 14Lily turns 14 today. In fact, she already has ... at 1:47 a.m., to be exact. She bounced into the world rather quickly (7 hours compared to 29 with my first – I have a theory about birth experience/length and how it relates to later behavior) and mostly without the assistance of the physician, who ran in to catch her. The nurses, Lily and I did all of the work. That day and her fragility seem so far away. I do remember rocking on a yoga ball to ease the pain, that I took the epidural after careful consultation with the anaesthetist to ensure it would not re-injure a spinal wound and, 45 minutes later without breaking much of a sweat, this sweet thing was here!She was a gorgeous, jolly baby always looking for a cue from her beloved older sister. She hasn't changed much. Except when she and I do battle, which has decreased and taught us each something from the other. No one has ever gotten under my skin the way she does. She irks me to no end, but also shows me the endless depths of love. I wrote about her on her 10th birthday:She shows me what it's like to be wild and free. I model responsibility and discipline. We each desperately need each other, although it's hard for either of us to admit publicly.Young Lily, busy at the computer; some things never changeIn that post, I also wrote about how she whined our entire vacation that summer. That was my fear this summer, when we took the girls to Europe on a long-awaited, hard-earned trip. She was a gem, possibly because I shared the daily plan with her ahead. She likes to know what's coming. The four of us spent a lot of time together in close quarters for those two weeks. That experience eked into the rest of summer and we all liked being together. I sensed this time as ripe for that as both girls are now high schoolers and, all too soon, will be going off into the world on their own.One of the surprisingly unexpected and wonderful gifts of the trip is how exceptionally close my girls have become. They were always cozy, but in a push-me, pull-me way.  Now, they respect and depend on each other, while each is quite independent. Lily is having the time of her life as a freshman, sampling so many activities, earning new friends and easily picking up a new language. Autumn is off to college classes two night a week as part of a post-secondary education option. They seem to be running in different circles, but after school they often walk somewhere to study or for a snack. That's about the only time they have together.That means I see them each separately these days, which equates to less drama and more quality one-on-one. I have observed Lily grow into herself, keenly so. She is such a problem solver and always off on some creative adventure like making videos, sketching or having a scavenger hunt with her BFF. Lily and her BFF: Dr. Who HalloweenUnder her confident smile and sometimes bristly facade lays a huge and tender heart. She still occasionally mentions the homeless woman we encountered in Chicago years ago laying in the alley: How do you think she is now, Mom?As I have delved the past couple of years into astrology, I have grown more appreciative of her characteristics as a Virgo. A few weeks ago she asked me one of her incessant questions: "What's the most-hated astrology sign?"  I don't know, I answered, fearing it was my own. "Virgo – mine," she answered rather sadly. My wise friend Char shared an affirmation for Virgo with me that I will give Lily today. Here is an excerpt:"I  accept deeply my keen analysisand enquiring mind.I accept fully my high energyand amazing memory.I accept fully my ability to see details,to transform separate parts into meaningful wholes.I am dependable.I am precise.I am meticulous yet practical.I am industrious and self disciplined.With great ease I refine, soften, and directmy inexhaustible energies,express my discrimination and wisdomwith courage, self reliance, and strength,my power with delicacy and appropriatenessmy invincibility with protectiveness.I accept my extraordinary ability for self-sacrificeand my high intuitive gifts that are rooted deeplyto my instinctive human sympathy.The birthright of Virgo isto pierce the Grand Illusion of Life."Lily is ALL of these and more; she's my private wild child who has stolen my heart. Like when Max leaves the wild things, they cry:“Oh please don't go  – we'll eat you up – we love you so!"• Who am I close to that gets under my skin?• Why is that?"• What do I have to learn from that person?• What do I have to teach?• Where is Spirit in this relationship?tangled hair,but perfectlymade-up eyesthough I don'tsee whyshe has a natural,wild beautybut, I suppose,at age 14, she'sfallen preyto teen experimentationand off-kiltermarketing thatsays otherwiseshe has todiscover thesethings on her ownas I stand backand witnessher growingmore andmore intoherselfbeautifullyListen to this post:

IT disasters in Toad Hall meant that this podacast was delayed so long that I ended up posting pretty much all of it on the blog before I got to record the thing and all the news was so outdated that I had to find some more news.  Fortunately we have some pre-release splendidness from Elbow, Goldfrapp and Stephen Malkmus to make up for it. There’s also some excellent unsigned music to be had as well, from Maxwell Panther and Meursault, as well as some  splendid new singles from Elle S’Appelle and Operahouse.  So it’s late, but some of this stuff is really quite excellent.  And then there’s LCD Soundsystem who have taken me so long to get into that I am only starting to even enjoy the album now, some eight months or so after its release.  What a fuckwit. There’s a fairly detailed explanation of what is going to be happened with Song, by Toad Records in the new year as well, and how I am going to move these podcasts onwards and upwards.  Unfortunately it takes the longest bloody link in recorded history to actual explain it all, but explain it I do.  There’s always the track timings listed at the side of the songs if you want to skip it altogether though!  Have fun, chaps. Toadcast #20 - The Late, Late News 1. Stephen Malkmus & the Jicks - Gardenia (01.27) 2. Elle S’Appelle - Little Flame (06.49) 3. Operahouse - Born a Boy (09.40) 4. LCD Soundsystem - All My Friends (14.54) 5. The Hollies - The Air That I Breathe (24.50) 6. Goldfrapp - Little Bird (28.51) 7. Maxwell Panther - Too Many Magazines (35.47) 8. Meursault - The Furnace (39.37) 9. The 4Qs - Pieces of a Puzzle (48.03) 10. Kid Harpoon - Riverside (50.42) 11. Dubious Ranger - Slow Day (56.18) 12. Roger McGuinn & Calexico - One More Cup of Coffee (68.29) 13. The Heavy Circles - Henri (72.45) 14. The Brute Chorus (feat. Tiggs) - The Cuckoo & the Stolen Heart (80.15) 15. Elbow - Grounds For Divorce (88.13) 16. The Cave Singers - Seeds of Night (94.51) My Odeo Channel (odeo/03301a3286442766)