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Today's Family Life News Feature offers insights from the leader of our January 2024 Thrive Singles Conference. Professor Sherrie Holloway of Clark's Summit University offers a recap of the conference's theme, assurance and reminders for people who are single (in all the forms that takes), and advice and reminders for married people too. Family Life Ministries and its supporters sponsor this annual event, typically early in each year.    

More than a generation ago, the construction of Interstate 94 dug a deep trench through the middle-class Black neighborhood of Rondo in St. Paul. The freeway destroyed hundreds of houses. More than 600 Black families were forced to move. Homeowners never saw fair compensation for the destruction of their homes. Renters got nothing.  Now, community members are pitching ideas for how to repair some of that harm. A group called ReConnect Rondo has proposed putting a concrete cap over a stretch of the highway roughly between Lexington Avenue and Dale Street and using the new space to build a Black cultural district. The goal is to bring green space, housing, jobs and economic renewal to the surrounding neighborhood. The local effort is part of a larger national conversation about how new transportation projects could be used to rectify historical injustice.  On Thursday, MPR News host Angela Davis talked about the history and future of the historic Rondo neighborhood.  Guests:  Nina Moini is an MPR News reporter.   Keith Baker is executive director of Reconnect Rondo. Jonathan Palmer is executive director of the Hallie Q Brown Community Center, Inc.,  which has provided services for nearly 100 years in the Summit-University neighborhood, which includes much of historic Rondo. 

More than a generation ago, the construction of Interstate 94 dug a deep trench through the middle-class Black neighborhood of Rondo in St. Paul. The freeway destroyed hundreds of houses. More than 600 Black families were forced to move. Homeowners never saw fair compensation for the destruction of their homes. Renters got nothing.  Now, community members are pitching ideas for how to repair some of that harm. A group called ReConnect Rondo has proposed putting a concrete cap over a stretch of the highway roughly between Lexington Avenue and Dale Street and using the new space to build a Black cultural district. The goal is to bring green space, housing, jobs and economic renewal to the surrounding neighborhood. The local effort is part of a larger national conversation about how new transportation projects could be used to rectify historical injustice.  On Thursday, MPR News host Angela Davis talked about the history and future of the historic Rondo neighborhood.  Guests:  Nina Moini is an MPR News reporter.   Keith Baker is executive director of Reconnect Rondo. Jonathan Palmer is executive director of the Hallie Q Brown Community Center, Inc.,  which has provided services for nearly 100 years in the Summit-University neighborhood, which includes much of historic Rondo.  North Star Journey was made possible in part with funds from the Legacy Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund. Subscribe to the MPR News with Angela Davis podcast on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or RSS.

In this episode, we discuss the University of Phoenix's diversity and inclusion summit entitled: Creating the Intentional Leader of Today, Tomorrow and Beyond, co-sponsored by Diverse.   Join Saray Lopez, Director of Student Diversity and Inclusion, along with host Dr. Jamal Watson, as they speak to the importance of establishing a learning community devoted to racial justice, equity, and supporting the environments where students and alumni live. Taking place virtually from April 12-15, tune in for the story behind this inaugural free summit and all the information you need on how to attend. KEY POINTS: - The origin of the University of Phoenix's Inclusive Leadership Summit - What is the vision of the summit, and why now? - Keynote speakers and what to expect  - How to register for this FREE summit - Creating social capital through the summit's career fair and expo  - The role of the Office of Educational Equity at the University of Phoenix   QUOTABLES: “Diversity is in the DNA of our institution, hence, the even more responsibility that we do have to create the spaces and create opportunities to have the conversations that are necessary in order to create change and foster inclusive environments.” “What we do is try to create and foster a student experience of belonging as well as providing opportunities to expand the career and quality of life of our students as well as alumni.”   OTHER RESOURCES: UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX INCLUSIVE LEADERSHIP SUMMIT - Creating the Intentional Leader of Today, Tomorrow and Beyond: phoenix.edu/equity-and-diversity/inclusive-leadership-summit.html   PRODUCTS / RESOURCES: Visit the Diverse: Issues In Higher Education website: diverseeducation.com Or follow us on social media: Twitter: twitter.com/diverseissues Instagram: instagram.com/diverseissuesinhighereducation Facebook: facebook.com/DiverseJobs?_rdc=1&_rdr Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/diverse-issues-in-higher-education Transcription services are available upon request. Please drop us a line here. In The Margins is produced by Diverse: Issues In Higher Education and edited by Instapodcasts (visit at instapodcasts.com)

Around the time that the Soviet Union fell, Ukraine experienced massive spiritual revival. Duane Early, who served there as a missionary, is convinced that's part of the reason Ukraine is being targeted today. In this interview, he explains the current situation in Ukraine, miracles that happened during that revival, lessons learned, and missiological takeaways that can be applied anywhere. To help missionaries meet Ukrainian refugees' needs and share the gospel to those affected by the war, support the Ukraine Crisis Fund. Duane Early is ABWE's Vice President of Strategic Partnerships. The Lord led Duane into full-time ministry while a student at the University of Michigan. He continued his education and theological training at Summit University in Clarks Summit, PA, and Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary. Duane and his wife, Susan, were involved in two pastoral ministries and one church plant during their first 15 years of marriage. In the 90s, the Lord led them Duane, Sue, and their two daughters to join ABWE in order to open and lead the first team in the country of Ukraine. The team was able to grow both in quantity and quality while developing the Church Ministries Institute, multiply churches, and launch mission endeavors throughout the Russian-speaking world. In 2000, Duane was asked to serve as the Regional Director for Eastern Europe and the Middle East, and in 2009, Duane became Vice President of Global Operations. He began his current role in 2017. Subscribe now to never miss an episode when it drops. Support this podcast and impact God's mission. Want to ask a question or suggest a topic? Email us.

The break room inside of Taste of Rondo Bar and Grill overlooks a well-traveled portion of Interstate 94 in St. Paul. An estimated 160,000 vehicles per day travel the stretch of I-94 between Minneapolis and St. Paul, according to the Minnesota Department of Transportation. As the cars sped past on a recent weeknight, Robin Hickman-Winfield and her husband Steven Winfield wondered how many of those travelers know about the history of Rondo. “Just imagine,” Robin said. “Our homes and businesses again.” Nicole Neri for MPR News Robin Hickman-Winfield and Steve Winfield talk about their memories of the Rondo neighborhood before the construction of I-94 and their hopes for the area's future at Taste of Rondo Bar and Grill earlier this month. The walls of the restaurant are lined with black and white photos depicting past generations of Black families enjoying life in Rondo. Pictures of members of Robin's own family also adorn the menu. "This is my father, Bobby Hickman and uncle Gordon Parks," Robin said, using her finger to point them each out.  Nicole Neri for MPR News Robin Hickman-Winfield points to an image of her family members, including her uncle Gordon Parks, on the menu at Taste of Rondo Bar and Grill on March 3. Bobby Hickman was a community activist and educator and Gordon Parks was a renowned photojournalist and artist whose works highlighted the Rondo neighborhood.  When she first saw the menu, “I just boo-hooed,” Robin said. “We are Rondo.” Named for an early settler, Rondo Avenue was the heart of the largest Black community in St. Paul from the 1930s through the 1950s. The surrounding neighborhood stretched into today's Summit-University neighborhood and north to University Avenue. There are many stories of generations of Black families that prospered even with the challenges that came from building I-94, Robin explained. But 1,000 or so family homes and businesses were demolished to make room for the highway and the effects linger in lost opportunities to build generational wealth. “I am taking my rightful place in reclaiming what was stolen from us,” Robin said. Robin and her husband Steven are spreading the word anywhere they can about an idea called the Land Bridge. The goal is to reconnect the vibrant community that was split in two by the construction of I-94 from 1956 to 1968. The bridge would serve as a cap over the part of the highway that encompasses what used to be the entire Rondo neighborhood.  Steven has fond childhood memories from the old neighborhood. "Whether it was here or on the other side of University, Frogtown or wherever, people were just close and cared about each other," Steven said.  When Steven was growing up in St. Paul's Rondo neighborhood in the ‘50s and ‘60s, it was as if I-94 was growing along with him.  It started as a giant hole in the ground Winfield and his baseball teammates would run through during practice. "That's one of my fondest memories is wondering ‘What is this hole they are digging here?'" The new east to west interstate highway would eventually connect people all over the region, but for Steven Winfield's family and many other Black families, it meant their homes were chosen by the government to be demolished. Derek Montgomery for MPR News An aerial view of St. Paul's Rondo neighborhood on Monday. The Winfield name would go on to become part of baseball history as Steven and his brother Dave grew up to play professionally. Dave was inducted into Major League Baseball's Hall of Fame in 2001. ReConnect Rondo — The Land Bridge Courtesy of ReConnect Rondo A rendering for the Land Bridge, and idea which would attempt to connect the Rondo community that was split in two by the construction of I-94. “Now is the moment,” says Keith Baker. “We will not be in this moment again.” Baker is the executive director of ReConnect Rondo, the advocacy organization that has been studying and planning the Land Bridge idea for more than five years. Baker secured $6 million from the state last year to continue developing the idea and say the descendants and current residents of Rondo should be at the center of planning the project and what is built on top of that land bridge. ”To generate the economic opportunities that stay within the community for wealth-building," Baker said. MnDOT has been working on a project called Rethinking I-94 since 2016. The goal is to make needed repairs to the aging infrastructure, while creating methods to reduce further harms caused by the freeway. Metro deputy district engineer Sheila Kauppi said the aftermath of the murder of George Floyd in 2020 represented another moment to reflect and listen. “It has pivoted from where we were in 2016 to where we are now,” Kauppi said. “We listened to a lot of people, we learned a lot about the community.” Kauppi said MnDOT does not currently have funding for anything beyond the most needed repairs to maintain the infrastructure that already exists along the entire 15-mile stretch of the project between the Twin Cities. It encompasses the stretch of I-94 between Broadway Avenue in Minneapolis and Highway 61 in St. Paul. Derek Montgomery for MPR News Interstate 94 runs through the Rondo neighborhood with a view toward St. Paul near the Chatsworth Street North pedestrian bridge on Monday. Kauppi said MnDOT is in the process of gathering public input to consider any proposed project alternatives and plans to have some initial plans ready to release in late summer. The next steps for I-94 will take 15 to 20 years to implement. “We are making a long-term effort to engage with communities, making sure we are making decisions with the community context that we have,” Kauppi said. “Recognizing cities and counties have built economies around the I-94 corridor.” MnDOT has about a dozen examples of highway caps and buildings over highways including Target Field, Lowry tunnel in Minneapolis and Superior Street Bridge-Cap in Duluth. Baker said the land bridge across the Rondo community would rely on a combination of public and private funds, and could cost more than $450 million to complete. “So, you can see, the land bridge is just simply the tool for catalytic economic benefits,” Baker said. “Housing benefits, open park space benefits, all of the amenities that we know improve quality of life.”  Our Streets — Twin Cities Boulevard Courtesy of Our Streets A rendering of Twin Cities Boulevard, an idea that would replace a stretch of I-94 with various modes of travel. Another alternative proposal for I-94 emerged this year that suggests ripping out the entire stretch of the highway MnDOT is considering and replacing it with various modes of travel. The idea is called Twin Cities Boulevard. The Minneapolis nonprofit Our Streets aims to make cities more easily accessible to bikers and walkers. The group's plan still includes some driving lanes, which Our Streets argues would accommodate locals who mostly use the freeway to make shorter trips. Others traveling between suburbs or through the state could use alternatives like Interstate 694. On a recent unseasonably cold evening, Our Streets transportation policy coordinator Alex Burns was knocking on doors to raise awareness about Twin Cities Boulevard. Two next-door neighbors living right next to I-94 told him they did not know big changes were even being considered. The two houses were split on the idea of a freeway-to-boulevard conversion as they looked at the renderings. Burns said the idea also would center communities along I-94 that experienced demolition along with other economic and environmental harms. “A difference we have tried to make clear is we feel like a land bridge over a reconstructed or expanded freeway, that cements I-94's harms for another half-century is an unacceptable outcome for this project,” Burns said. Keith Baker of ReConnect Rondo said Our Streets never tried to work with his organization ahead of releasing its plan. “It fails to recognize the extraordinary time we are in post-George Floyd, and the disparities that exist in the state of Minnesota,” Baker said.  MnDOT will consider both ideas. A vision of possibility Nicole Neri for MPR News Robin Hickman-Winfield and Steven Winfield talk about their memories of the Rondo neighborhood. For the Winfield's, their family stories are more than a window to the past, they are lessons for the future. “I drive around St. Paul and see representations of community Utopias,” Robin said. “Why not us?” Robin and Steven chuckled as she referenced the Black Utopia in the movie Black Panther. “I've had folks laughing talking about ‘Rondo Wakanda forever,'” Robin said. “Why not? Our children need to have that vision of possibility.” More from North Star Journey series Minnesota names Connections, struggles for inclusion What stories should we cover next? Pass the Mic

Kris and Toni McFadden offer their testimonies as a word of encouragement for anyone who has suffered through addiction, abortion, struggles, and feelings of inadequacy and unworthiness. This powerful message will lift you up and show you the power of God's love and grace. Kris is a credentialed minister and behavioral healthcare CEO with Pennsylvania Adult & Teen Challenge and the Naaman Center. He helped lead an expansion effort of behavioral healthcare services along with earning accreditation through the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities for Detoxification/Withdrawal Management, Inpatient Treatment and Opioid Treatment Programing. He also has a passion for cultivating meaningful relationships in the community he serves and fundraising development. Kris McFadden earned a Bachelors of Science in Hospitality Management from East Stroudsburg University in PA with a focus in Hotel Management. He also earned a Master of Arts in Religion from Evangelical Seminary in Myerstown, PA. He is currently pursuing an MBA in Healthcare Management from Liberty University in Lynchburg, VA. Toni McFadden is an international speaker on the topic of abortion and healthy relationships and the founder of the program Relationships Matter which seeks to educate the youth on the degradation of sex in our culture while equipping them to walk out healthy relationships to not only protect themselves but honor their spouse in the future. Toni is a graduate of West Chester University and holds a masters in professional counseling from Clark's Summit University. Toni was also honored to be a speaker at this year's March for Life in Washington D.C. ​Learn more about Morning Star Fellowship and who we really are https://www.mstarqtown.org/aboutmsf Let's connect! Tell us a little about yourself https://bit.ly/36g5ClD Give to Morning Star Fellowship https://www.mstarqtown.org/give Stay in Touch https://www.facebook.com/mstarquakertown https://www.instagram.com/mstarqtown@mstarqtown

This episode we look into Mark, and Elizabeth Prophet, Summit Lighthouse, and The Church Universal and Triumphant, or CUT which is a New Age doomsday cult that gained popularity in the 80's, and 90's for building underground bunkers near Yellowstone Park. This is another fascinating example of how easily people can be fooled into doing outrageous things when they don't use discernment. I hope you enjoy. Now, time to take that dive down the rabbit hole, far beyond the mainstream. Thanks    Cheers, and Blessings

Mark Prophet Bio Via Summit Lighthouse
http://www.markprophet.org/Mark-Prophet/mark-l-prophet-early-life.html


Elizabeth Claire Prophet Bio
https://everipedia.org/Elizabeth_Clare_Prophet


Originally founded as the Summit Lighthouse by Mark Prophet in 1958. At the age of 17, Mark Prophet purports to have received a supernatural visitation from El Morya, one of the Ascended Masters. In 1961, Mark met Elizabeth Clare Wulf who also claimed to have had a supernatural visitation from an Ascended Master by the name of Saint Germain. Mark and Elizabeth were married in 1963.
Official Publication: Pearls of Wisdom is a weekly publication. Heart is a quarterly
magazine.

Some things taught by CUT
The I Am Principle•
God-mastery•
Sublime Personhood•
Christ Potential•
Christ Self•

Members refer to Elizabeth Prophet As: 
Guru Ma
World Mother

She tells her members:
Light-bearers of the world unite!•

It's my belief that many of these so-called channelers are more performance artists than anything else. 


Legacy Of Elizabeth Claire Prophet
https://www.culteducation.com/group/882-church-universal-and-triumphant/5517-the-legacy-of-elizabeth-clare-prophet.html

Elizabeth Claire Prophet Story of St. Germain, & Her Crazy Chants
https://youtu.be/3j6SGhdAPTY


All About Cults-CUT
Church Universal and Triumphant - AllAboutCults.org

End of A False Prophet
http://www.scp-inc.org/publications/newsletters/N2204/endprophet.html

Erin Prophet 
COERCION OR CONVERSION?
A CASE STUDY IN RELIGION AND THE LAW: CUT V. MULL V. PROPHET 1986
http://www.timslife.com/Forum/2021/mull2018.pdf


Church Universal and Triumphant Hymns
https://www.summitlighthouse.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Summit-Lighthouse-Songbook.pdf


Mark, & Elizabeth Prophet Rip Off Sci-fi Authors
https://www.jasoncolavito.com/blog/elizabeth-clare-prophet-on-the-nephilim-as-the-evil-architects-of-baalbek

Church Universal and Triumphant by Federal Bureau of Investigation
https://archive.org/details/ChurchUniversalAndTriumphant

Roots of CUT Cult Teachings•
Converts to the Church Universal and Triumphant, or CUT, face the troubling prospect of having to erase a former identity and to embrace a new, untested lifestyle. 

https://irr.org/disengaging-church-universal-and-triumphant


*History, & Structure of Church Universal, & Triumphant
https://www.watchman.org/profiles/pdf/cutprofile.pdf


MSM Piece On CUT (Use Audio) 
https://youtu.be/aGldUE4xvGM

CUT Prophet Daughters On Oprah
https://youtu.be/jZzEcLYehME

Lecture «The Golden Age: Is It a Reality?» by Elizabeth Clare Prophet (October 10,1975)
https://youtu.be/1IQ2C6aKc3o


CUT/Summit Lighthouse on Oprah 5 Steve Hassan VS CUT Member 
https://youtu.be/xrsr11I9z10


Daily Violet Flame
https://www.violetflame.com/how-to-use-the-violet-flame-daily/


I AM the violet flame     In action in me now I AM the violet flame     To Light alone I bow 
I AM the violet flame     In mighty cosmic power 
I AM the light of God Shining every hour I AM the violet flame Blazing like a sun 
I AM God's sacred power Freeing every one

Elizabeth Clare Prophet, Violet Flame to Heal Body, Mind & Soul


E.C. Prophet audio sample
https://vimeo.com/292529447


Church Universal and triumphant Noghtline 1990
https://youtu.be/aGldUE4xvGM

Erin Prophet, The Prophet's Daughter
https://youtu.be/BwAuiHw_K9A

Prophet Daughter Vs. Prophet Daughter On Oprah
https://youtu.be/p556PCNHLUI


Former Child Member of Cut Speaks Out
https://medium.com/just-words-fallacy/i-was-nine-and-at-the-end-of-the-world-the-shelter-cycle-69646b417f66

Our Divine Potential
Official CUT Site
https://www.ourdivinepotential.org/


Summit LIGHTHOUSE® CHURCH UNIVERSAL AND TRIUMPHANT®Chapel of the Threefold Flame of LibertyNew York City Community Teaching Center
https://www.nycctc.org/about.html


The Chicago Retreat

https://chicagospiritualseekers.org/about-us/chicago-spiritual-seekers/5/


The Summit Lighthouse®, Church Universal and Triumphant®, Summit University®, the Summit University® logo, Summit University Press®, the Threefold Flame logo, Science of the Spoken Word®, Pearls of Wisdom®, Keepers of the Flame®, and Teachings of the Ascended Masters® are trademarks registered in the U. S. Patent and Trademark Office and in other countries. All rights to their use are reserved. Copyright © 2021 Summit Publications, Inc.

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On this episode, Anthony had the opportunity to speak with Professor Dean Goettsch, who is the National Director of Summit University. He has worked in the training and development field for 25+ years in senior management and leadership positions with Siemens Healthcare, Brother International, Pfizer, Mercedes-Benz, and BASF. Dean is a contributing author to the “SELL!NG” newsletter series and won a Gold Editorial Award from the Professional Society for Sales and Marketing Training for his editorial submission, “Insights from the Purchasing Function.” His areas of focus are management theory & practice, competitive strategy, and communication. In their conversation, Professor Goettsch discusses how to be an effective manager and how to establish an effective work culture as a manager. Connect with us on other platforms here: stanwith.me/commoncentsfinance --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/common-cents-finance/support

Race and racism has been at the forefront of the media for the last year. You can't avoid it, and we shouldn't.  However.... as Christians - we do have a different perspective and walk with a different understanding knowing that Christ loves and died for every single person regardless of the color of their skin. God doesn't make mistakes and didn't when we created each person in the world differently.  I love Toni's perspective that she shares here on the podcast that comes from a Biblical perspective and not what the media or 'thought leaders' are speaking. Toni is an international Pro-Life speaker and the Founder of the Program, Relationships Matter. Toni shares her abortion story of regret with transparency while leaving her listeners with hope. Toni is the Minority Outreach and Healthy Relationship Director for Students for Life of America. Toni has spoken alongside of Pro-Life advocate Stephanie Gray and Star Parker on a debate panel in Mexico. She also presented alongside Alveda King (Dr. Martin Luther King, JR’s, niece) at the First National Pro-Life Summit after the 47th annual March for Life. Toni holds a bachelor’s degree from West Chester University and her master’s degree in Biblical Counseling from Summit University. She was the former Relationship Educator and Director of Relationship Education Program in the greater Philadelphia area for 6 years and has shared this program internationally in Africa and Israel. Toni has been married to her wonderful husband Kris McFadden for 11 years and they have 4 beautiful children. She loves helping people see their worth and giving them hope through her own story, being an advocate for the unborn, being a stay at home mom, and spending time with her family.

Toni is someone who believes in the power of relationships and is passionate about sharing that with the next generation. She is vulnerable and real when sharing her own story of relationships, sex, and how God has redeemed her past. The thing we love about her story is the fact that she doesn’t overlook the hard work of healing that she needed to put in to set a new foundation for herself. Toni first and foremost wants to make sure that every person knows how to handle forgiveness, receive redemption, and look at mistakes through the lens of the Gospel. Toni speaks profoundly about love, identity, the sanctity of life, and how they all connect together. Toni is an international speaker on the topic of abortion and healthy relationships. She is the founder of the program Relationships Matter which seeks to educate the youth on the degradation of sex in our culture while equipping them to walk out healthy relationships to not only protect themselves but honor their spouse in the future. Because of her background, she understands the power of overcoming a past and setting new foundations. Her goal is to educate and expose the lies of abortion by sharing her own story. She is a graduate of West Chester University, with a master’s in professional counseling from Clark’s Summit University. She is married to a wonderful man and blessed with 4 beautiful children.Make sure to check out Toni's first appearance on the You Were Made for More Podcast :) Be sure to stay up to date with Abundant Life: You Were Made for More by visiting our blog - and if you're loving the podcast, send guest recommendations to us or leave us a star-rating/review on your favorite listening platform to spread the word about the you were made for more message.You Were Made for More Social Media: FacebookTwitterInstagram

Please join us this week we welcome our guest speaker Toni McFadden. Toni is an international Pro-Life speaker and the Founder of the Program, Relationships Matter. Toni shares her abortion story of regret with transparency while leaving her listeners with hope. Toni is the Minority Outreach and Healthy Relationship Director for Students for Life of America. Toni has spoken alongside of Pro-Life advocate Stephanie Gray and Star Parker on a debate panel in Mexico. She also presented alongside Alveda King (Dr. Martin Luther King, JR's, niece) at the First National Pro-Life Summit after the 47th annual March for Life. Toni holds a bachelor's degree from West Chester University and her master's degree in Biblical Counseling from Summit University. She was the former Relationship Educator and Director of Relationship Education Program in the greater Philadelphia area for 6 years and has shared this program internationally in Africa and Israel. Toni has been married to her wonderful husband Kris McFadden for 11 years and they have 4 beautiful children. She loves helping people see their worth and giving them hope through her own story, being an advocate for the unborn, being a stay at home mom, and spending time with her family.

Mike Show (@CSUDefenders) is currently holding the position of Head Coach for the Golf team at Clarks Summit University. He was the most requested guest we've ever had in the history of our show. Coach Show's personal story of faith is so powerful, you don't want to miss it! Here is a few topics he discussed with Gian: What questions to ask your players on a weekly basis The role of toughness in raising young Christians The importance of meeting consistently with your players Follow us on Twitter: @ChristCoachPod Follow us on Instagram: @ChristCoachPod  

Two wonderful ladies Diane Lytle & Terry Perrine join us this month to share their personal stories, an update on one of our terrific resourcing partners Clark’s Summit University, and a great opportunity for women called the LYFE Women’s Conference on May 28-29, 2021. Get more info at www.clarksummitu.edu & www.clarkssummitu.edu/lyfe.

SRVD's WHY: Epic Episode 7Not just to be in Service, but to be OF ServiceRaf is given a new name: SERVO"Servo" comes from the Latin verb “servare” meaning to serve. “Servo” is the first person singular which means “I serve.” As it is, the present tense of “servare” is:servo =I serve.servas = you serve (singular).servat = he /she serves.servamus =we serve.servatis = you serve (plural).servant =they serve.Etymologically, some English words which come from Latin are: serve; service; servant; servitude; server; servile; servitor; and servility.(Jaigobin Shivcharran, Ph.D. Secondary and Tertiary Education & Linguistics, Summit University of Louisiana (1998), https://www.quora.com/What-does-servo-mean-in-Latin)"I'll see you on the line...Onward!!!" - Servo 9414https://www.srvd.vetDrop me a line via email or snail-mail at:raf@srvd.vetSRVD | 145 Fleet Street | #256 | National Harbor | MD | 20745

Estas escuchando un podcast producido por MabsArts. Esto es 5 minutos de Amor propio, con tu host Antonio “Mabs”, El dia de hoy les traigo algo sumamente magico. Hace como un año atrás se me aparecio en el conciente una herramienta celestial capas de transmutar la energia negativa en energia positiva. Hoy estaremos hablando un poco sobre el concepto de la Divina llama Violeta, junto con la lectura de un decreto angelical, podremos traer este concepto a nuestro diario a vivir. Comenzemos. La llama violeta como esta definida en El Secreto de La Llama Violeta, La Llama Violeta es una energía espiritual milagrosa. Corresponde a la alta frecuencia de la luz violeta y aquellos que tienen la vista espiritual abierta la han visto como una bella aura violeta o llama. Es la energía espiritual que incorpora el amor, la misericordia, la justicia, la libertad y la transmutación. El maestro ascendido Saint Germain enseña cómo usar esta energía espiritual. La llama violeta es una de las causas detrás de la ciencia de los milagros, un solvente universal de la alquimia celestial y una solución espiritual especial para nuestro tiempo. Es el elixir de la era. En mis propias palabras yo la describiria como una energia que al ser utilizada concientemente tiene el poder de cambiar personas, situaciones, pensamientos, e ideas negativas a su polar opuesto positivo. La misma se puede manifestar en cosas como posibles alteraciones, se resuelven mágicamente, miedos se desaparecen y un sentimiento de segura acapara. Por ahora no entraremos en el tema de dirigir o utilizar esta llama violeta, pero lo que si haremos es purificar nuestras almas y nuestras vidas llamando hacia nosotros un gran pilar de luz compuesto por la llama violeta. Ya que entendemos un poco mas de lo que es la Llama Violeta, quiero que me acompañen repitiendo conmigo este largo decreto del “Tubo de Luz” como aparece en el libro de Summit University, Aprende mientras duermes; “Oh mi constante y amorosa Presencia YO SOY, Tu, Luz de Dios sobre mi cuyo resplandor forma un circulo de fuego ante mi para alumbrar mi camino: YO SOY quien te invoca con plena fe, para que coloques desde mi propia Poderosa Presencia Divina YO SOY, Un gran pilar de LUZ alrededor de mi ahora mismo! Mentenlo intacto a cada momento que pase, manifestandose como una lluvia reluciente de la bella Luz de Dios a traves de la cual nada humano o inhumano puede jamas pasar. Dirige al interior de este bello circulo electrico de energia cargada divinamente, una rapida oleada del fuego violeta de la clmente y transmutadora llama de la Libertad! Hay que la energia siempre en expansion de esta llama proyectada hacia abajo al mapo energético de mis energias humanas, convierta completamente toda condicion negativa en la polaridad positive de mi Gran Ser Divino! Que la magia de sus misericordia purifique con Luz mi mundo de tal manera que todos aquellos con los que entre en contacto sea siempre bendecidos con la fragancia de violetas desde el mismo corazon de Dios, En memoria del bienaventurado dia del amanecer en el que toda discordia-causa, efecto , registro y memoria- sea convertida para siempre en la Victoria de la Luz y la Paz del Jesucristo ascendido. Yo soy quien acepta ahora constantemente el poder y a la manifestación plena de este fia de Luz, y quien lo invoca para que entre en accion instantanea por mi libre albedrio otorgado por Dios, y por el poder de acelerar ilimitadamanete esta sagrada emision de ayuda proveniente del mismo corazon de Dios, Hasta que todos los hombres y mujeres del universo hayan ascendido y sean libres en Dios en la Luz que nunca, nunca, nunca falla! Asi sea. Espero que hayan disfrutado de este momento especial en su dia y que se sientan mas puros con cada paso que tomen. Los amo, Namaste. Hasta la proxima, Esto fue 5 minutos de Amor Propio, con su host Antonio “Mabs Un podcast producido por MabsArts, http://mabsarts.wordpress.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mabsartspodcasts/support

En este episodio especial de 5 Minutos de Amor Propio, tornamos nuestra atención al tema de la seguridad y juntos invocamos la presencia del Arcangel Miguel y su contraparte Santa, para que nos protega, nos guarde y amplifique el sentimiento de seguridad en tu vida. Esuchalo para poner en tu vida unos minutos de tranquilidad, preferiblemente puedes sacar unos 10 minutos aparte de tu dia, para escuchar en plenitud. Canción de fondo por Lee_Rose Decretos a San Miguel, recopilados en el libro: Aprende míentras duermes- Summit University. MabsArts: http://mabsarts.wordpress.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mabsartspodcasts/support

Resonate was privileged to have Mr. Don McCall from Summit University in Clark's Summit, PA as our guest speaker for our annual Men's Retreat. To complete the weekend we asked Don to speak for us Sunday Morning. Thanks Don! We do want to make a Maximum Impact here in Carlisle.

Summit University gives a whole new level of meaning to the concept of Higher Learning. That's because the Summit University curriculum serves up course material based on the teachings of the ascended masters, which we believe are the greatest spiritual teachings on earth. These teachings are universal, with roots in all the world's major religions and spiritual disciplines, with origins spanning the history of mankind on this planet. They are highly advanced teachings with many levels of meaning, and for the sincere seeker, these teachings represent an unparalleled spiritual and scientific experience. In fact, this is the experience students from all over the world encounter every day when they choose to study courses offered by Summit University. From the aura to Zarathustra, Ancient Earth History to Cosmic Law to Servant Leadership the SU learning experience, online or in-person, is inspiring, thought-provoking…and always useful! Tune in Tuesday for more on Summit University.

Leslie Worrell Christianson, MLIS, assistant professor and user services librarian at Marywood University, and Jeremy McGinniss, MLIS, library director at Summit University, bring their vast knowledge of libraries and this institution's continued importance in the Digital Age in Episode 30. We discuss librarian stereotypes, building personal relationships with patrons, how the Internet and libraries can work together, creative copyright laws, digital literacy, research and open access, makerspace and hands-on learning, the expense of information, developing a library’s collection, crazy library stories involving squirrels and naked guys, patrons versus customers, and promoting lifelong learning. In The Last Word segment, we talk about all the positive feedback we’ve received about a recent profile story we posted and our new weekly column on local LGBT issues. Northeastern Pennsylvania is often characterized as close-minded, but the column, Living Your Truth, was quickly embraced by readers who want to hear about these issues from the perspective of a transgender woman. This also leads to a general conversation about Caitlyn Jenner and Rachel Dolezal. See the hosts of the NEPA Scene Podcast introduce the performers live at the NEPA Scene’s Got Talent Finals Showcase tonight, June 23 at Thirst T’s Bar & Grill in Olyphant, starting at 7 p.m.! Get the details here: http://nepascene.com/2015/06/video-nepa-scenes-got-talent-finals-showcase-promo-features-12-acts-reveals-judges/ Professionally recorded every Monday at The Stude in TwentyFiveEight Studios in Scranton and released exclusively on nepascene.com every Tuesday, the NEPA Scene Podcast is a free supplement to the website, expanding on the arts and entertainment stories covered on the site and going beyond them to discuss other news and entertainment topics. Each week, the unedited and uncensored podcast features Rich Howells, NEPA Scene founder and editor; Mark Dennebaum, president and owner of TwentyFiveEight Studios; Lauren Quirolgico, commercial and content strategist at Lavelle Strategy Group and editor at TwentyFiveEight; and in the control room, Jimmy Reynolds, a musician, teacher, and lead audio engineer at TwentyFiveEight. Every episode streams on iTunes, SoundCloud, Stitcher, and nepascene.com.

For those of us on the spiritual path who study and practice the teachings of the ascended masters, there is one degree above all others that we aspire to earn: our ascension. This is truly the highest degree we can obtain. It is both the essence and the goal of higher learning. And this is what Summit University is all about: the highest learning for every student, at every point on the spiritual path, leading ultimately to the ascension. This is exciting and dynamic learning encompassing topics that our souls have yearned to discover – or rediscover! – for millennia. That's because SU courses offer much more than esoteric learning. They offer real, practical knowledge that is meant to be used every day! This Tuesday, we will be talking to students of Summit University, people just like you who are taking advantage of SU curriculum right now! And at the end of the show, we have a special offer for our listeners who want a first-hand taste of the Summit University experience.