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2 episodes with street pastor
2 episodes with street pastor
In this episode Al Roxburgh and Jenny Sinclair talk with Bejoy Pal about the relational character of God's love reflected in the Street pastor movement. Bejoy's own journey into the Christian faith is a living witness to the value of giving encouragement to the young. His deep love for people has been shaped by being deeply loved in Christ by a series of wise and generous mentors throughout his life. In a time when the lack of community has created a vacuum, when the streets are unsafe, and as the young are tempted to focus on the self, Bejoy is focused on creating opportunities for intergenerational encounter that feel like family. Working across the pastor movements, Bejoy is helping volunteers connect with people in need of Christ-like love and care. His broader vision of the church is of a presence in local communities that brings the transformational message of Jesus' Gospel through peace, hope, faith and love in concrete ways to those who need to see it, feel it, hear it and know it.Bejoy Pal is CEO of the Ascension Trust, a charity that leads the Street Pastor movement and other pastor movements in the UK. Driven by a vision of a united church, the Trust's approach is ecumenical in practice, with a minimum of four denominations in any working group. Bejoy has been part of the team for nine years overseeing the schools and youth work within the organisation. As a Street Pastor and a School Pastor himself, Bejoy has been involved in youth work and ministry for many years as well as supporting missions and projects in Moldova and nations across East and West Africa. His spiritual home is Christchurch Purley in South London, where he has been connecting with young people and the local community for over 20 years.LINKSFor Bejoy Pal:Website: www.ascensiontrust.org.ukX - @ascensiontrustFacebook/Meta: https://www.facebook.com/ascensiontrustInstagram: @ascensiontrustofficialYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AscensionTrustFor Alan J Roxburgh:http://alanroxburgh.com/abouthttps://www.themissionalnetwork.com/author/alan-roxburgh/https://journalofmissionalpractice.com/alan-roxburghTwitter: https://twitter.com/alanjroxburgh?lang=enFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/alan.roxburgh.127/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thecommonsnetworkJoining God in the Great UnravelingLeadership, God's Agency and DisruptionsJoining God, Remaking Church, Changing the World: The New Shape of the Church in Our TimeFor Jenny Sinclair:Website: https://togetherforthecommongood.co.uk/from-jenny-sinclairLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jenny-sinclair-0589783b/Twitter: https://twitter.com/T4CGFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/TogetherForTheCommonGoodUKInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/t4cg_insta/ Get full access to Leaving Egypt at leavingegyptpodcast.substack.com/subscribe
In this episode of the EntrePastors Podcast, Jon and Les talk with fellow pastor and author Eric Hoke about his new book Market Street Pastor. Eric contends that pastors want to work hard to provide for their families, be radically generous, and build a legacy of ministry that they can be proud of. In the modern ministry vocation, the only way to do this is to expand vocational options and earn additional income outside of the church. The problem is that pastors have only ever worked in churches and have no idea how to message their valuable skills in a way that makes sense to hiring managers in the open marketplace. As a result, they are paralyzed and frustrated because they know that they could break into the workforce, earn more money, and meet community members outside the church but don't know where to start on the job hunt. Eric Hoke understands how difficult it is to change industries and move from being a pastor to a marketplace professional because he did it in New York City, where he spent 10 years living and ministering as a church planter while also working in Manhattan for-profits. Eric has helped thousands of others to do the same through a proven five-step process that helps pastors break into the marketplace and build a ministry of sustainability. Guest Info/Links:Website: https://www.ihelppastorsgetjobs.com/ Call to Action:Get our FREE EntrePastors Get Started Guide https://www.entrepastors.com/start
Message by Pastor Stacey Shiflett Text: Isaiah 59:14 August 7, 2024 - 7PM
2024-07-21: Have you ever gone the wrong way on a one-way street? It can be disastrous. What is dangerous in a vehicle is also hazardous in religion. This week we look at a simple little nuance that has an exponential life-changing effect. And if we miss it we may end up going the wrong way! Are you going the right way? Join us this week and find out.
This week's Running Tales Podcast has a somewhat different theme. Our guest is Stan Robertson, the man behind Northampton-based rough sleeper charity Project 16:15. Running Tales is once again backing the 16:15 Charity Run, which will take place at The Racecourse in Northampton, England on Saturday, March 23. The event, which aims to raise awareness of and funding for rough sleepers in the town, will take place over six hours - with runners encouraged to run as long or as short a distance as they like over that period. There is more information about the event on our Substack newsletter page and on the 16:15 Charity Run Facebook group. Stan started Project 16:15 back in 2018, during the infamous Beast from the East cold snap, when he began delivering hot drinks and food to rough sleepers in Northampton town centre. His over-riding aim is bring dignity and respect to those on the streets. You can help fundraise for the 16:15 Charity Run here: https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/fun-run2024 Running Tales spoke to Stan about the dangers rough sleepers face on the streets, how his own experiences of homelessness and addiction help him connect to those he now helps, and whether he will be doing any running himself on March 23... -------------------------------- Discount offer: Racin' Grayson Training Log & Planner Looking for a great gift for runners or the perfect training aid for yourself, designed by a pro-runner? Look no further than the Racin' Grayson Training Log & Planner. The training log and planner is your key to staying organised and inspired on your journey to conquer your running goals. Experience the convenience of the Airplane Arms snap-in bookmark, ensuring you never lose your place as you dive into the race day schedule and goal-setting worksheet, empowering you to plan and achieve your objectives effectively. With edicated daily spaces for tracking both training and life events, weekly doses of motivation with inspirational quotes, and monthly and yearly habit trackers, the Racin' Grayson Training Log & Planner will help you organise every aspect of your life. To take advantage of our 20% discount, simply head over to https://www.racin-grayson.com/product-page/racin-grayson-2024-training-log-planner and use the code RUNNINGTALES20. * Listen to our podcast with Grayson Murphy here: https://runningtales.podbean.com/e/grayson-murphy-the-late-bloomer-turned-two-time-world-mountain-running-champion/ * Read our article, The Grayson Murphy story: Aeroplane arms and winning world championships, here: https://runningtales.substack.com/p/the-grayson-murphy-story-aeroplane -------------------------------- Read this BBC story, written by our own Craig Lewis in 2020 when he was working for the corporation, about Stan Robertson for more on his story and that of Project 16:15: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-northamptonshire-54576278 Full disclosure: Craig is now proud to be a Trustee of Project 16:15
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Andy Whitaker Smith will be preaching from James 2:1-13 to continue the series 'Life, Faith and PBS.'
Join Dr. Nathan Street and Pastor Allen Mashburn as they issue a Call to Action in this day of deception and decline. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/preachers-with-a-punch/support
Join the preachers as they discuss masks, mandates and marijauna from a Biblical perspective.
Title: Love On A Two Way Street Speaker: Pastor John Lomacang For more video or audio podcasts like this or to support our internet ministry, see our website: www.tvsdac.org
The Bro-B- Que panel was called Extraordinary men of influence. These men all have a diverse and unique ministry in which God called them into and their stories are very powerful. James Lowe- Founder of the Sandlot/ Coach Ballgame Baseball coachRyan Wong- Founder of Step Forward Academy, Men's Core Team leaderPhil Aguilar- Street Pastor, Found of Set Free Ministries David Meek- Major of 40th Infantry Division, National Guard, Chief Logistic Officer.
There is a vast difference between living as a ‘citizen' who learns about Jesus and a ‘missionary' who lives, loves, and leads to carry Him to the world. In this message, Pastor Chuck shares how we can completely change the way we see, choosing to be SENT as Hometown Missionaries. “Before we can hope to reach the end of the earth, we've got to first be willing to go to the end of our street!” Super practical and life-changing.
Listen to this amazing story of God providing confirmation and means to go to a street pastors meeting.
Greg Brady guest hosts 640 Toronto's Morning Show GUEST: Doug Johnson-Hatlem, Street Pastor with Sanctuary Toronto See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On this episode: Rob & C discuss: When is it "ok" to say no in ministry or artistry, K-Drama & D-Maub interview, NBA Play In predictions: (1:39) What's Good: (5:42) Faith Segment: When is it "ok" to say no in ministry or artistry? (15:49) Song: "ON THE HIGH" by K-Drama ft D-Maub & Yaves the Street Pastor (18:10) CHH Segment: K-Drama & D-Maub interview (41:22) Song: "OUTSIDE" by Indie Tribe( Nobigdyl & Molgi the Iceburg) (44:18) Sports Segment: NBA Play In Predictions Every link will lead you to YouTube, where you can see the fellas doing their thing LIVE!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mtmv/support
Show Notes: On this episode: Rob & C discuss: When is it "ok" to say no in ministry or artistry, K-Drama & D-Maub interview, NBA Play In predictions (2:42) What's Good: (5:10) Faith Segment: When is it "ok" to say no in ministry or artistry? (14:38) Song: "ON THE HIGH" by K-Drama ft D-Maub & Yaves the Street Pastor (18:24) CHH Segment: K-Drama & D-Maub interview (1:20) Sports Segment: NBA Play In Predictions --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/notthesamepodcast/support
God cares to much to let you continue the wrong path! As we continue our series "House of Miracles", Pastor Rich shares with us about Paul's conversion on Acts 9! The Lord sent him to straight street, in order to make his crooked ways straight!
With us today is Pastor Katy Grindberg! Pastor Katy has been Assistant to the Bishop for the Sierra Pacific Synod for the past 8 years. Through her work with the Office of the Bishop, Pastor Katy has walked with scores of congregations while they navigate the call process (including St John’s); served as an adult leader on the Sierra Pacific Synod Youth Committee; provided care to congregations in crisis; and travelled with delegations to Rwanda. Many of us know Pastor Katy from her inspired sermons here and her volunteer work during VBS and Holy Week Day Camp.
Shawn Sikkema is a Street Pastor and Team Leader with Jesus on Colfax Ministries, a ministry he started with his wife Diane in January of 2016. Their primary work is with those who live in the old motels and on the streets along East Colfax. They live, most of the time, at the Ranger Motel as a way to be present and incarnational with their flock. The ministry also owns a 24,000 square foot building that they are rehabbing to use as a Ministry Center for multiple ministries that serve those living in poverty in the community, one of the poorest parts of the Denver metro area. Prior to that Shawn served as a more conventional pastor for 30 years. His blog and more info about the ministry can be found at www.jesusoncolfax.org.
Sunday, July 14, 2019
Richard Bratt shares his experience of being a Street Pastor in Luton for 8 years...
Showing love to the vulnerable, drunk and disorderly on the streets of Melbourne. --- “I was never good around drunks. I'd rather just walk the other way, dodge around them and have nothing to do with them. Since I've started doing the Street Pastor walks, I've grown. I've learnt that they're just ordinary people who have either made a mistake or have gone too far and they need help – and we're in a position to be able to give them that help.” Doug's a Street Pastor in Melbourne. Most Saturday nights, he heads out with a team of volunteers to patrol Melbourne's nightclub scene and, basically, help people who need help. They hand out bottles of water to sober people up, give thongs to those with sore feet from high heels, give blankets to the cold, help people get home safely, comfort the distraught, defuse potentially difficult situations, and protect the vulnerable. In this episode, walk with the Street Pastors along one of Melbourne's busiest entertainment districts, Brunswick Street, and hear more from Street Pastors coordinator Andrew Satterley, as well as the Yarra Police Inspector, about the difference the Street Pastors are making in the local community. --- FIND OUT MORE about Street Pastors in Australia: www.streetpastors.org.au. SUBSCRIBE to our podcast: http://bit.ly/lifeandfaithonitunes.
• The Vatican warns Catholics in China who are loyal to the pope not to take things into their own hands • Street Pastor sentenced for claiming £36,000 in false benefits • and more
Street Pastor, Intercessionary Missionary, and Trainer from Inside Out, Tarik Carey joins us today to talk about his healing experience from the island of Jamaica. Tarik speaks about some of the healing he has witnessed around the world, and some interactions with the angelic. Tarik shares his story about how we came to Christ, and how he learned to minister healing. In addition, Tarik shares a lesson on giftedness and going after it. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ABOUT HEAL THE SICK PODCAST: Heal the Sick Podcast presented by Dominion Fire Media in Las Vegas, NV. This program features interviews, testimonies, teachings and discussions on the topic of Divine Healing through Jesus Christ. Guests to the program will share their personal experiences in ministry, healing testimonies and insight and information to help get believers activated in their rightful works. This program is mean to inspire listeners to step out in faith and bring the power of God everywhere you go!!! ----------------------------------------------------------------------- BOOM GOES YESHUA! Find all of our media platforms here: dominionfire.com/media
Street Pastor, Intercessionary Missionary, and Trainer from Inside Out, Tarik Carey joins us today to talk about his healing experience from the island of Jamaica. Tarik speaks about some of the healing he has witnessed around the world, and some interactions with the angelic. Tarik shares his story about how we came to Christ, and how he learned to minister healing. In addition, Tarik shares a lesson on giftedness and going after it. All on this edition of Heal the Sick. Boom Goes Yeshua!
Pastor Charles Lenn encourages us to be a part of what God is doing in history. To do that, we need to be filled with the Holy Spirit.
November 4, 2015 | Effects of Azusa Street | Pastor Zach Prosser by Celebration Church Akron
Sharing the Missions Vision of Horizon Community Church
God has always commanded His people to do good to all people and care has always been a core part of what it means to be the church.
Featuring BliSs, Mrs. BliSs, Saliryah, Martay, Ki Ki Sheard, Street Pastor, J.R., Karon, Lecrae, P- Dub, Lil Dre, Benzo and More! I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end, the first and the last. - Revelation 22:13
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