Podcast appearances and mentions of tony souder

Tony Souder is the  CEO of 100 Years, https://ouronehundredyears.com/, and visionary behind the Pray for Me campaign, https://prayformecampaign.com/.  Our latest episode captures the heart and soul of this movement, as Tony joins us to share poignant narratives that illustrate the power of prayer in forging unbreakable intergenerational bonds. His insights into transforming the church's approach to nurturing young spirits are not just enlightening; they're a clarion call for all members to unite in support of our youth through prayer relationships.We discuss the immense impact mentors have on guiding the next generation, with personal stories from Kimberly and Elizabeth. The essence of the church as a family—a sanctuary where each member is cherished and guided—is made abundantly clear through stories of transformation and spiritual mentorship that resonate deeply in today's discussion. We also discuss the power that family members can have on their own children, whether it be sons, daughters, grandchildren, nieces, or nephews, through championing people outside the family to prayer along with family members for these loved ones for years and years to come. This episode is a treasure trove of wisdom for anyone yearning to deepen their spiritual connections and navigate life's challenges with grace. As Tony recounts his wife's health journey and the lessons learned from caregiving, we're reminded of the steadfast presence of God and the comfort prayer brings to both giver and receiver. We wrap up by offering practical resources to enrich your prayer life, ensuring that this conversation isn't just a moment of reflection but a springboard for action in your own faith journey. Join us as we explore the rich tapestry of relationships strengthened by prayer, and how they lay the groundwork for a legacy of faith that endures.

Tim Beilharz sends through the second batch of "Postcards from Nashville," a collection of short conversations with pastors, researchers and authors who presented at Intergenerate Conference 2023 at Lipscomb University in Nashville, Tennessee. In this episode we hear from: Christina Embree (ReFocus Ministry) - Bridges and Barriers to intergenerational ministry Tony Souder (Pray For Me Campaign) - Establishing an intergeneration praying community around students and young people Gene Roehlkepartain (Search Institute) - Developmental relationships and why middle childhood is especially in need of intergenerational support Intergenerate Conference brought together leaders from a wide variety of church denominations and traditions who are all thinking about intergenerational ministry in their respective contexts. As you listen to these voices, our hope is that your imagination will be sparked, stimulating your own ideas on how the theology, theory and practice of intergenerational ministry may be implemented in your local church. We'd love to hear how The Effective Ministry Podcast is encouraging you in your local church. Please send your thoughts, comments, suggestions, and critiques to effectiveministrypodcast@youthworks.net. Click on through to discover more from Youthworks Ministry Support Team and find out how Youthworks can help you have an effective youth and children's ministry in your local church.

Kyle, Linda, and Matt welcome Tony Souder to the podcast. Tony is the founder of the Pray for Me Campaign. Together they have a great discussion about intergenerational ministry and how churches can utilize the power of prayer to bring people of different generations together. How can churches utilize the Pray for Me Campaign? Tony shares some powerful stories about the work God is doing in our churches through the power of different generations praying for each other.

Ross Cochran discovers why and how Tony Souder, CEO of One Hundred Years, founded a ministry where each young person […] The post Tony Souder: Uniting Generations Through Prayer appeared first on Child Discipleship.

We hear from Tony Souder on the immense value grandparents bring to the discipleship of their grandchildren. 

Anyone who takes the spiritual growth and nurture of children and teens seriously can't help but lament all the data that points to reality of so many young people coming of age and walking away from Christ and his church. But our lament is for naught if we don't take steps to reverse this troubling trend. Today, we chat with our friend Tony Souder about some specific ways we can build the long-lasting faith of kids through fostering intergenerational relationships and facilitating intergenerational ministry opportunities, on this episode of Youth Culture Matters.

On this episode of Gifts and Graces, we get to hear from Tony Souder on what can be done about the rise of young people leaving the church. Tony Souder is the Executive Director of the Chattanooga Youth Network. This was originally recorded as a seminar at the 2021 General Assembly. Let's listen as Tony shares what we can do about the rise of young people leaving the church.

Tony Souder is the founder of the Pray for Me Campaign which helps young people enter into intergenerational relationships with members of their church families built upon the foundation of prayer. He has also developed a Pray for Me Grandparent Campaign which he outlines for co-hosts Wayne Rice and John Coulombe.  He also explains why he loves his home town of Chattanooga, Tennessee.

D6 stands for Deuteronomy 6 - a chapter that is the passage behind the expressed aim and goals of the ministry of Randall House Publishing. This conference has grown to be a significant gathering of ministers, authors, outreach organizations and non-profits. In today's episode, Mike talks to author Arlene Pellicane, Ben Myers from "Actor's Bible," author Denise Pass, resource leader Carl Barnhill from "Twelve Thirty Media," and Tony Souder, leader from "Pray For Me."

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Generations are disconnected. People feel undervalued, and we are far from united. The Pray For Me Campaign is a church-wide initiative that helps adult believers pray for children and students.This campaign connects generations through prayer and promotes intergenerational ministry. Tony Souder is the CEO of One Hundred Years, a family of ministries dedicatied to helping individuals, families, and churches flourish in bringing the greatness of God to the next generation. To learn more about the Pray For Me campaign CLICK HERE.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, Tuesday June 23 “That You May Stand Mature” Colossians 4:12-13 “Epaphras, who is one of you, a servant of Christ Jesus, greets you, always struggling on your behalf in his prayers, that you may stand mature and fully assured in all the will of God. For I bear him witness that he has worked hard for you and for those in Laodicea and in Hierapolis.” As Paul concludes his letter to the church at Colossae, he takes the time to recognize and give credit to those men who had assisted him in the ministry. It is indeed a sad thing to hear people who has been used by the Lord to accomplish wonderful things for the kingdom, take all the credit to themselves and never realize they could have not have done it on their own. Years ago I was given some good advice by a very wise person about this. He said that, when someone complements you on your ministry or achievements, make sure you thank them but then reflect their praise to those who assisted you in the process! “If it wasn't for my associate I would have never been able to do this. Would you please take the time to go over and thank them for helping me.” One of the men Paul recognizes is Epaphras. Paul points out that he actually is from Colossae and is a servant of Christ Jesus! Oh, I wish we had time and space to write about what it really means to be “a servant of the Lord Jesus Christ.” A servant has no agenda of his own but does only those things that he knows will please his master. A good servant is totally surrendered to the will of his master and knows his heart. Epaphas was a person of prayer! He didn't just say prayers and go through a list of names and requests, but he “struggled”, he agonized in prayer for his friends and family back in Colossae. Now if Paul knew that Epaphas prayed in this manner, it means Epaphas must have had the pleasure and opportunity to pray personally with and in the presence of the Apostle Paul. For sure we should have personal and private times of prayer but we should also make sure we are praying with others. Epaphas prayed specifically! His heart prayer was for his family and friends to “stand mature” in Christ Jesus! We should pray for people to be saved, but honestly our main prayer should be for the believers around them to be mature in their walk with the Lord and “stand”, which means they will be consistent and diligent in their witness and testimony. Are you standing mature in your faith today? Are you praying for others to stand mature and “be fully assured that they are in the will of God”? A prayer guide and book that I use every day to specifically help me do this is called, “Pray for Me” by Tony Souder. Email or text me, and I will be glad to share with you how to purchase this wonderful book. (pastormike@pmiministries.org or 540-598-1351) God bless!

Tony Souder is the CEO of One Hundred Years ministry and is passionate about creating intergenerational relationships beginning with prayer. That vision launched, “The Pray for Me Campaign” in 2014; now in over 650 churches, 42 states, and 7 countries. A new development is “The Grandparent Legacy Edition”; a prayer guide rooted in the character and purposes of God for our grandkids. We'll discuss the details on this episode of Mid-South View Point.

On the day I became a father, everything changed. And then, on the day almost eight years ago when I became a grandfather, everything changed again. When I became a father, I earnestly prayed for my kids as I knew they were growing up in a world markedly different from the world that I grew up in. Now, as a grandfather, my prayers have increased as the challenges of growing up have ramped up even more. I am convinced that for kids growing up in today's world, the role grandparents can and must play is more than necessary. And one of the greatest roles we can play is that of being a prayer champion for our grandkids. Youth workers and parents, listen in today as we talk with our friend Tony Souder about ways that you can resource grandparents to pray for their grandkids, on this episode of Youth Culture Matters. 

Welcome to Youth Culture Matters, a podcast from the Center for Parent/Youth Understanding. We’re taking a short break from recording new episodes, so for the next few weeks of summer we’ll be highlighting episodes from our archive. Today's episode is a discussion about intergenerational prayer and the "Pray For Me" campaign. Listen in to a replay of Episode 50: "Intergenerational Ministry Through Prayer" with Tony Souder. The original episode has been edited to begin today's version at the onset of our interview with Tony. The full episode was originally released on December 22, 2017.

We’re all looking forward to the day when the stay at home order is lifted and the country is opened again. The Coronavirus pandemic has changed everything in our lives, including the way that we do youth ministry. As the pandemic has unfolded, more and more youth workers are dialoguing on what youth ministry will look like when this is all over. What changes should we make? And what changes should we avoid? Hopefully, our adjustments will reflect an increased focus on teaching the Bible and deep discipleship, while getting rid of ministry add-ons that really don’t matter. Join us for a lively and challenging  roundtable conversation  about post-pandemic youth ministry, as I chat with my friends Doug Franklin, Cameron Cole, Tony Souder, and John Perritt, on this episode of Youth Culture Matters.

BRILLIANTLY BRAVE PARENTING Episode #103 - "Pray For Me Campaign" with Tony Souder. In this episode, we chat with Tony Souder, the Founder of The Pray for Me Campaign, a ministry that flows out of over two decades of ministry to hundreds of churches and youth leaders by the Chattanooga Youth Network. The Chattanooga Youth Network was established in 1994 to strategically serve the Chattanooga and North Georgia regions' ministry efforts. Since its founding, CYN has connected, coached and cared for youth leaders across denominational and racial lines to advance the effort of bringing the greatness of God to the next generation. Find our blog at BrilliantlyBraveParenting.com or on Facebook at #BrilliantlyBraveParenting or watch our #iShine podcast videos on YouTube. Also consider donating to keep this growing podcast moving forward - thanks! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brilliantlybraveparenting/support

In this episode of the Rooted Podcast, we speak to the delightful Tony Souder about his passion for helping youth…

In this episode of the Rooted Podcast, we speak to the delightful Tony Souder about his passion for helping youth…

What's the best way to bridge the intergenerational gap in our churches?  How do young people connect with older believers? The answer just might be prayer. Today on the BreakPoint Podcast, John Stonestreet talks with Tony Souder, executive director of the Chattanooga Youth Network, and the new “Pray for Me Campaign,” which is creating a vast web of intergenerational relationships for young people and is equipping adult believers to pass on a sustainable faith to the next generation. www.prayformecampaign.com  

David Prairie interviews the founder of the Chattanooga Youth Network and the Pray For Me campaign, Tony Souder on Sunday, April 28, 2019.

Studies show that young people who are connected with other adults in church have a much higher percentage of remaining with the faith. But as a parent, how can we facilitate this? And as a church leader, what can we contribute? In this episode, Tony Souder of the Pray for Me Campaign discusses how he has helped supercharge this idea for churchwide application.

Kyle Idleman teaches us how to be grace-givers in our marriages, with our children, and in other relationships. Tony Souder tells us how we can help the adults pray for the kids in our churches.

Prayer is essential to the Christian life. As followers of Jesus, we must make the same request as one of His early disciples: Lord, teach us to pray. Once we learn how to pray, what should we be praying for? In today's incredibly confusing world, one of our primary prayers subjects must be our children and teens. What would happen if as individuals and churches we would begin to engage in daily prayer for each and every young person in our congregation? We'll be talking to Tony Souder about the Pray For Me campaign and how we can build our churches into communities that pray for children and teens, on this episode of Youth Culture Matters.

Tony Souder is the Executive Director of the Chattanooga Youth Network and the Founder of the Pray for Me Campaign, a ministry dedicated to giving every young person connected to the church a team of adult believers to support them through the catalyst of prayer. For over two decades he has served the Chattanooga and North Georgia regions by connecting, coaching, and caring for youth ministry leaders across denominational and racial lines. Tony and his wife Rhonda live in Chattanooga, TN with their twin daughters. To contact Tony or to find out more about the Pray for Me Campaign, either visit http://www.prayformecampaign.com or email him at tony@theyouthnetwork.org  ---------------------- If you want to help us transform the lives of even MORE MEN for God’s glory, please take a minute to leave us a helpful REVIEW on iTunes: http://tinyurl.com/rmcpodcast and SHARE this podcast with any young man (or men) you’re mentoring or discipling. And make sure you don't miss an interview episode by signing up for our Man-to-Man eNewsletter at http://www.RealMenConnect.com, and grab your FREE copy of the Real Men Spiritual Leader Blueprint AND our Are You the Man ebook.  Are you stuck? Want to go to the next level in your marriage, career, business, or ministry?  Then maybe it’s time you got a coach. ALL CHAMPIONS have one. Let me coach you for the next 21-Days to help you strengthen your faith, improve your marriage, spiritually lead your family, achieve more, balance your time, grow your ministry, or even stop an addiction. Click here for details: www.CoachMeDrJoe.com Also join us on: Download Our APP:  iPhone or Android Facebook Group: http://www.realmenuniversity.com/ Facebook: @realmenconnectnow Instagram: @joemartinspeaks Twitter: @professormartin  

Tony Souder is the author of the Pray for Me Campaign. Listen and learn how we can leave a thumbprint on the next generation, on friends and families in our churches and grow in our faith as we learn to pray for others.