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Pastor Joakim Lundquist joins us to recount his remarkable journey in ministry. His narrative is a testament to personal change and the influence one can wield when leading with conviction and purpose.Pastor Joakim's church, Word of Life, has left a global footprint with over 900 churches, and at the epicenter is their Bible school, molding future leaders and expanding the gospel's reach. This episode peels back the curtain on the strategic approach that's been pivotal in their growth, from embedding their church's ethos into their young congregants to adapting their outreach to various cultural landscapes. We hope this episode sheds light on the enduring legacy of a movement that's as much about community as it is about faith. Join us for an enlightening look at the intersection of faith, leadership, and innovation.--00:06 Swedish Church and Pastor's Journey07:32 Global Church Planting and Missionary Strategy18:30 Impact of Secularism on Christianity23:53 Love Overcomes Fear in Sweden35:36 Global Church Tech Advancements and Challenges--For more information on Pastor Joakim Lundqvist, visit PastorJoakim.comFor more information on Word of Life Church, visit Livetsord.seFor more information on Tithely, visit Tithely.com--LIKE and SHARE for more resources on how to grow your church with Modern Church LEADER.FOLLOW and SUBSCRIBE to stay up to day with our lasted episodes from Modern Church Leader.

In this episode Ulf Lindgren, who is a priest in the Church of Sweden, visits the podcast. Listen to when he tells about the history of Swedish Christianity and what role the Swedish church plays today in Swedish society. Together with Maria and Philip he reflects on the question if Swedes are the most secular people in the world? The three are also talking about how to find your faith community in Stockholm. In the episode you can also get several tips on where to find a faith community for your own values and believes. In the show notes below you can find names and addresses to the places mentioned in the episode, plus some not mentioned.Basic info: Faith Communities in Swedenhttps://www.myndighetensst.se/engelska/myndigheten-for-stod-till-trossamfund/research/religion-in-sweden/basic-info-faith-communities-in-sweden.htmlContact details to Faith Communities in Sweden (with government funding):https://www.myndighetensst.se/om-oss/kontakt/trossamfund-bidragsberattigade.htmlSome faith communities in Stockholm (mentioned in the episode):Church of England:The Church of St Peter and St Sigfrid, Dag Hammarskjölds väg 14.Catholic Church in Stockholm:Catholic Cathedral in Stockholm, Folkkungagatan 46 B, masses in Swedish, Latin, English, Italian, Spanish and Croatian.Sankta Eugenia, Kungsträdgårdsgatan 12 and some other spots. Masses in Swedish, Gheez, Polish, Arabic, and Phillipine.The Swedish Church in other languages:The German Church, Die Deutsche St. Gertruds Gemeinde in Stockholm, Svartmangatan 16 AThe Finnish Church, Tukholman suomalainen seurakunta, Slottsbacken 2B-CThe Orthodox Church in Stockholm:Greek Orthodox Church, Sankt Georgios Church, Birger Jarlsgatan 92.Serbian Orthodox Church, Sankt Sava, Bägerstavägen 68Russian Orthodox Church, Kristi förklarings ortodoxa församling, Birger Jarlsgatan 98Jewish communities in Stockholm:The Great Synagogue of Stockholm (Masorti/Conservative), Wahrendorffgatan 3 BAdat Jeschurun (Orthodox), Bajit, Nybrogatan 19AAdat Jisrael – Stockholm's Orthodox Synagogue at Södermalm (Orthodox)Muslim Communities in Stockholm:The Stockholm Central Mosque, Kapellgränd 10 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

If you've ever dug into Swedish ancestry, you know the issue. Tons of people have the same name and live in the same places. Well, Swedish Church records can at least help a little in sorting out which Hans Olsen might be yours. Fisher explains.

A round-up of the main headlines in Sweden on May 24th, 2023. You can hear more reports on our homepage radiosweden.se, or in the app Sveriges Radio Play. Presenter: Michael WalshProducer: Kris Boswell

After weeks of heats and last week's semi-final we're finally counting down to the big night in Stockholm. Before we look ahead we react to everything that happened in Örnsköldsvik and chat about the four qualifiers, doing so in the company of Melfest expert and the man behind Mellopedia, the brilliant Gustav Dahlander. We then hear from listener Will on the unique London venue showing the competition, then hear from finalists Kiana and Maria Sur. To wrap up Gustav sticks around to give us all the facts and stats ahead of the final, and we pick our final tracks for the Melfest Monday Party Playlist.05.29" - Gustav Dahlander Part One15.29" - Melfest Monday Party Playlist22.51" - Swedish Church chat with listener Will32.38" - Kiana Interview40.54" - Maria Sur Interview49.48" - Gustav Dahlander Part TwoThis episode is proudly sponsored by Six on Stage.Follow us on Twitter, Instagram & TikTok or email hello@eurotrippodcast.com, and find us online at eurotrippodcast.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Äntligen är SAQMI Play tillbaka med ännu en episod om queer svensk filmhistoria. Denna gång får ni möta regissörerna Nina Bergström och Sander C. Neant Falk i ett generöst samtal kring arbetet med filmen som de gjorde tillsammans. Filmen blev legendarisk och var den första lesbiska dokumentären som gick upp på svenska biografer över hela landet. De var unga eldsjälar som stred för sin film, de åkte på världsturné, vann priser och de blev arbetströtta. Följ med in i ett härligt rum av skratt och glädje kring en snart 30 år gammal film som håller än i dag. Den 3 maj 2022 bjöd SAQMI och Doc Lounge in till nypremiären av Sveriges första lesbiska dokumentärfilm - Väninnor - Berättelser från garderoben! Slutsåld föreställning på Folkteatern i Göteborg och underbar stämning med båda regissörerna på plats. Lesbiska hits serverades av Linda Gester och rummet formligen vibrerade queerhet. Efter filmvisningen följde ett samtal mellan Nina Bergström (Oslo) och Sander C. Neant Falk (Sthlm) modererat av Anna Linder, SAQMI (Gbg). Om filmen Väninnor - berättelser från Garderoben: De är fem kvinnor i åldrarna 60 till 85 år och de är lesbiska. De har levt med rädslan att vara annorlunda och med risken att förskjutas av vänner, släktingar och arbetskamrater. I åratal har de smugit med sina känslor; dubbelliv har varit deras vardag. Någon av dem har aldrig tidigare talat om sin homosexualitet ens med sina närmaste. Med stark närvaro och sprängkraft berättar de fem kvinnorna om sina liv och om sin förbjudna kärlek. Tidstypisk musik, pressklipp, arkivbilder och privata fotografier illustrerar deras berättelser i denna varmt innerliga dokumentärfilm. Väninnor hyllades av kritikerkåren när den fick sin premiär under mitten av 90-talet, men har sedan dess varit otillgänglig för publiken. Nu har filmen äntligen digitaliserats och får lov att återta den framskjutna plats i queerhistorien den så väl förtjänar. Filmen har digitaliserats med stöd av Svenska Filminstitutet. Om de medverkande (English): FRIEDA was born in Vienna in 1924, but was brought up in the Sovjet Union. As a young woman she was constantly fallling in love with other women, but when she came to Sweden after the war, she tried hard to be as women should. Frieda ended up living a married family life for more than 30 years. ”I wasn't homosexual. No, I was just an odd sort, always falling in love with girls, or women. That was all” KERSTIN was born in 1926 in Stockholm. She worked as a schoolteacher for almost 40 years, until 1981, when she changed career and was ordained priest in the Swedish Church. Almost all her life Kerstin has managed to keep her relationships with women secret from both friends and relatives. ”We belittle God when we think He forbids some people to love eachother. Love closeness and understanding is something we all need, and you shrink as a human being if you don't have someone to love. ELLEN was born in 1932 in Germany. She was brought up in a danish fosterhome during the war. Elen and her foster-sister, Ulla, fell in love with each other. Their relationship lasted for 40 years, even though Ellen had a child, got married and moved to Sweden. ”It wasn't love in my case. He didn't love me either, for that matter. What I wanted was to secure my child's future; economically.” BOEL was born in 1933 and brought up in an intellectual milieu in Stockholm. Early in life she married the man she loved. In the seventies Boel got involved with the women's movement. It was during that time she met women who lived a lesbian life. ”People are inclined to see us as cousins or sisters, instead of lovers. That is probably because women generally don't count as sexual beings, other than in relation to men. ABBE was born in 1925 in the swedish countryside and brought up in a strictly religious fosterhome. Abbe always knew she was different. Loneliness, longing and self-loathing was part of her everyday life for years, until she finally met other women who was ”like that”. ”Then they were going to have a meeting… Women like that, only. In one place! And I thought – Oh my God, how will that look like? What on earth have I gotten myself into!?” Fakta om filmen: Titel: Väninnor – berättelser från garderoben Regissör: Sander C. Neant Falk & Nina Bergström Medverkande: Abbe Österberg, Boel Matthis, Ellen Lindström, Frieda Lööv och Kerstin Hammarsten Filmfotografer: Lisa Hagstrand och Maria Hammar Turos Producent: Anna G Magnúsdottír Land: Sverige, barntillåten. Språk: svenska. Längd: 53 min Biografpremiär på Zita, Folkets Bio i Stockholm, 25 oktober 1996. Biografier: Nina Monika Bergström, född 30 maj 1962 i Karlstad, är regissör, manusförfattare, skådespelare och animatör för film och teater. Svensk men numera bosatt i Norge. Bergström är utbildad skådespelare med bakgrund som skådespelare och regissör för teater. Debuterade som filmregissör, manusförfattare, klippare, musikkompositör med dokumentärfilmen Väninnor – berättelser från garderoben (1996). Studerade animation och konst vid Graphic Studio 1998-2000. Arbetade därefter i 15 år som regissör och animatör med långfilm och tv-serier i Norge, vilka mottagit flertalet priser och nominationer såsom Emmy Award, Amandaprisen, och Annecy Cristal. Bergström gick Mästarklass i berättande vid Stockholms dramatiska högskola 2013 där hon också arbetade som lektor. Sedan 2018 arbetar hon som högskolelektor vid Høgskolen i Innlandet, avdelning Digital konst. Bergströms film, Pappa (2016) mottog Nordic Docs Honourable mention och är inköpt av Nasjonalbiblioteket i Oslo. Filmografi: 1996 – Väninnor – berättelser från garderoben – dokumentärfilm, 2003 – Open Dance Company – videoverk, 2005 – Elias den lille redningsskøyta – tv serie, 2006 – Slipp jimmy fri – bio film, 2007 – Elias og Kongeskipet – bio film, 2007 – Knerten og Lillebror – bio film, 2008 – Elias – tv serie, 2009 – Alias Belle Gunnes – videoverk, 2010 – Trolljegeren – bio film, 2012 – Blekkulf – tv serie, 2016 – Pappa – dokumentärfilm, 2019 – Tori Wrånes – videoverk, 2022 – Who Do We Think We Are – tv serie (in progress). Sander C. Neant Falk är dokumentärfilmare, klippare, konstnär och pedagog verksam sedan 90-talet efter utbildning på filmskolan ESRA i Paris, dokumentärfilm på Nordens Biskops Arnö och Konstfack. Neant Falk har regisserat, producerat och till stor del fotat och klippt sina tre långa dokumentärer som visats på biograf, SVT och vunnit flera priser på internationella filmfestivaler. Filmen Du ska nog se att det går över belönades med en Guldbagge för bästa dokumentär och fick hedersomnämnande av internationella filmkritikerförbundet FIPRESCI. Filmen Väninnor – berättelser från garderoben hyllades av kritiker och var den första lesbiska dokumentärfilmen som gick upp på svenska biografer. Båda filmerna ingår i Svenska Filminstitutets satsning på viktig svensk film som digitaliseras under 2021. 2005-08 studerade Neant Falk som filmare på Konstfack för att utforska ett mer experimentellt förhållningssätt till film, foto, video och klippning. Resultatet blev konstfilmen Your Mind is Bigger than All the Supermarkets in the World som fick fina recensioner och visades i fullsatta salonger på Folkets Bio. Sedan 2017 varvar Neant Falk egna konst och kortfilmsprojekt med arbete som terapeut med fokus på skapande processer och arbete som värd och konstpedagog på Konsthall C i Stockholm. Filmografi: 1996 – Väninnor – berättelser från garderoben – dokumentärfilm, 2003 – Du ska nog se att det går över, dokumentärfilm, 2010 – Your Mind is Bigger than All the Supermarkets in the World, dokumentärfilm, 2011 – Nine Speeches on Violence by Three Wise Men, konstfilm Extra tips för er som vill veta mer om lesbisk filmhistoria: → PODD: SAQMI Play I samband med nypremiären av Väninnor – berättelser från garderoben släpptes ett längre samtal med Sander C. Neant Falk. Filmen visades som en del av SAQMI:s serie Cherry Pic, nummer 4 i ordningen, och anordnades tillsammans med Doc Lounge Göteborg. Visningen presenterades i samarbete med Göteborgs Stad, Västra Götalandsregionen, Folkteatern, FilmCloud och ABF. "Cherry Pic är kvällen som framhäver de lokala pärlorna och dammar av de nationella klassikerna. I denna serie visar vi er de svenska queerfilmerna ni absolut måste se. Cherry Pic is all about picking out local gems and dusting off national classics, bringing you the queer Swedish films you absolutely need to see". Credits SAQMI Play: Producent: Anna Linder Design och kod: Vincent Orback Komposition: Amanda Lindgren Inspelat live av Folkteaterns tekniker Klipp och mix: Silas Lilo Jensen Ansvarig utgivare: Anna Linder SAQMI Play produceras med stöd av Kulturrådet och Göteborgs stad.

This week the boys travel to Sweden to bring you the highs and lows of the Swedish Eurovision national final, Melodifestivalen. It's a bumper episode with some additional coverage of the Swedish Church in London.

If you've ever dug into Swedish ancestry, you know the issue. Tons of people have the same name and live in the same places. Well, Swedish Church records can at least help a little in sorting out which Hans Olsen might be yours. Fisher explains.

Radio Sweden brings you a round-up of the main news in Sweden on August 20th 2021. Presenter: Odessa Fardipour Producer: Frank Radosevich

If you’ve ever dug into Swedish ancestry, you know the issue. Tons of people have the same name and live in the same places. Well, Swedish Church records can at least help a little in sorting out which Hans Olsen might be yours. Fisher explains.

It's a big one this week! The boys roll into Sweden and take a look at Melodifestivalen 2020. They also share some interviews from the Swedish Church in Marylebone, where London-based fans flock every year to watch the Swedish selection show. Live Performances of Selected Songs: The Mamas with "Move"Felix Sandman with "Boys With Emotions"Dotter with "Bulletproof"Anna Bergendahl with "Kingdom Come"Mendez feat. Alvaro Estrella with "Vamos Amigos"Nanne Grönvall with "Carpool Karaoke"Anis Don Demina with "Vem e som oss"Mohombi with "Winners" Other Links: Matt & Monty's Good Thing of The Week That is Good: The American Song ContestSchlagerfiasko's blog post "Remembering The Harcourt"Mendez's love for gay sonJames Corden reacting to Nanne's Carpool KaraokeSecond Cherry on TwitterSecond Cherry on InstagramSecond Cherry on Facebook Email us: hello@secondcherry.vision

It's a big one this week! The boys roll into Sweden and take a look at Melodifestivalen 2020. They also share some interviews from the Swedish Church in Marylebone, where London-based fans flock every year to watch the Swedish selection show. Live Performances of Selected Songs: The Mamas with "Move"Felix Sandman with "Boys With Emotions"Dotter with "Bulletproof"Anna Bergendahl with "Kingdom Come"Mendez feat. Alvaro Estrella with "Vamos Amigos"Nanne Grönvall with "Carpool Karaoke"Anis Don Demina with "Vem e som oss"Mohombi with "Winners" Other Links: Matt & Monty's Good Thing of The Week That is Good: The American Song ContestSchlagerfiasko's blog post "Remembering The Harcourt"Mendez's love for gay sonJames Corden reacting to Nanne's Carpool KaraokeSecond Cherry on TwitterSecond Cherry on InstagramSecond Cherry on Facebook Email us: hello@secondcherry.vision

Rob chats to Swedish Melfest winners The Mamas about Swedish Church, jacking in your job, and winning Melodifestivalen by a single point... plus there's talk about their next single Let It Be (due for release May15th) and what happens next.#EurovisionAgainHere's The Mama's MOVE winning Melfest by 1 point: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yf-lZGYDQJo Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

If you’ve ever dug into Swedish ancestry, you know the issue. Tons of people have the same name and live in the same places. Well, Swedish Church records can at least help a little in sorting out which Hans Olsen might be yours. Fisher explains.

If you’ve ever dug into Swedish ancestry, you know the issue. Tons of people have the same name and live in the same places. Well, Swedish Church records can at least help a little in sorting out which Hans Olsen might be yours. Fisher explains.

This question was sent by Anders and he wrote: Hi Vidas and Ausra! I´m following the information you give with great interest. I have been playing the piano for a while but I´m not very good at it, though I really love it and listening to great music, Classic as well as Jazz and Ragtime. In the last period I have started to think much about playing the organ and I've asked the local organist to give me lessons (lessons are free in the Swedish Church) and I hope lessons will start this autumn. I bought an old Electronic organ but am extremely disappointed since the sound is outright awful. It´s not what is called a Church organ, they´re much more expensive. I will throw my Electronic organ and buy some good instrument with a really good sound. The short answer to the questions are: 1.) My Dream is to be able to play "well enough" on the organ some of my favorite music on a good pipe organ. This I wish to do in a Church where I can enjoy the fantastic and mysterious sound of the different voices of the pipes. 2.) What is stopping me is really nothing except: A.) The feeling that I have no time (I do have long working days and other commitments) B.) The feeling that my wife really doesn't enjoy listening to me repeating the difficult parts over and over again. Though she doesn't complain. C.) The lack of a good instrument. And these three things shouldn't stop me. I know and I´m working on it... Now I´ll explain what I mean by playing "well enough": It´s not at all necessary for me to dream of reaching a level of high professionalism, though I fully understand and wish to play with correctness and musicality. For me it´s better to listen to an amateur playing a simple piece very well instead of some half-professional doing a sloppy job on too complicated pieces. I think that for me it will be much more realistic to find, or even better, to be able to arrange the music so it will be simple but still beautiful and retaining the real spirit and essence of the pieces. For that I obviously will have to learn about music theory and learn to play chords and their inversions etc. Maybe not so impossible. For instance i have maybe 5-6 different versions of some piece of music ranging from the very simple to the very difficult. And it´s far from always the fastest version with most notes and difficult fingering that catches the essentials! Thank god for that. I have some rather simple pieces that are really beautiful if you perform them correct and with real spirit. My taste includes classical pieces such as "Poem" by Fibich, pieces by Grieg and Delius and some very nice pieces by Eric Satie. Some jazz pieces I wish to play are maybe not very well known but some are jazz standards. I especially point out some outstanding jazz recordings made by Fats Waller in 1927 on a Church pipe organ (Estey). There has not been any recordings of jazz organ to compare with before or after these few musical pearls, so rich in harmony and feeling. Of course I will never be able to play like Waller did, far from. But maybe be able to play some simplified and still beautiful version in a not too fast tempo. In my opinion speed is not often very important, many pieces win on being played slower but correctly giving time to listen to the music. As a rounding off I wish to say that I fully appreciate and try to apply the principles of slow playing in practice, repeating until I play without faults and learning a piece step by step. Actually I was smiling with remembrance when I read through your "Organ practice is a privilege". The reason is that I already knew about the principles since my last wife was a really good piano teacher (from St Petersburg). And she applied these rules. Before she died 6 years ago I was lucky to learn the importance of these rules, though I was never a very good pupil. And it was maybe not so easy to have the wife as a teacher (she was really serious). Best of Wishes, Anders from Sweden

National Volunteer Week - Berith Öström has been working as volunteer for four years at the Swedish Church in Melbourne and shares her experience as a volunteer and how satisfying it is to do it.  - National Volunteer Week - Volontären Berith Öström som har hjälpt till på Svenska Kyrkan i Melbourne i fyra år berättar hur det är att vara volontär, varför man frivilligt gör saker och ting gratis, och hur det är tillfredställande.