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3 episodes with trinity christian school
3 episodes with trinity christian school
Geno Chiarelli, R, Monongalia, 78, On his vote regarding Senate Bill 460- the bill to allow religious and philisophical emptions to the school vaccine program Dr. Earl Scime and the World Champion Morgantown Area Robotics Team (MARS) Ben Guillow from the Trinity Christian School and the upcoming open house
How does understanding yourcalling and spiritual gifts strengthenchurch unity? In this powerful sermon,Rev. Dave King unpacks Ephesians 4:1-27 that talks aboutcalling, humility, and compassion, emphasizing how each believer's unique gifts contribute to thebody of Christ. Learn whypractical and doctrinal unity are essential for serving God effectively and howforgiveness and compassion empower the church's mission."No Higher Calling"by Rev. Dave KingPreached: Feb 09, 2025About the Speaker:Reverend Dr. Dave King serves as aguidance counselor andteacher at Trinity Christian School, as well as thechairman of the Bacolod Pastors Prayer Fellowship, aninterdenominational fellowship of ministers.ONSITE: 3/F Main Sanctuary Malate, ManilaFull Stream: https://NMEC.Online/LivestreamingIf you wish to support the Lord's work through our church:https://NMEC.Online/GivingNMEC Sunday Worship 2025 wk 06 Sermon PodcastChapters:(00:00) The Power of Worship and Sacrifice(01:36) Understanding Our Calling in Christ(02:10) Unity in the Body of Christ(13:50) The Role of Spiritual Gifts in Ministry(16:13) Understanding Pastoral Roles and Gifts(19:45) The Purpose of Positional Gifts in the Church(22:41) Unity in Faith and Knowledge(26:49) The Importance of Coordination in Ministry(31:43) Overcoming Division and Embracing Forgiveness(36:49) The Power of Unity in the Body of Christ
The Prescott Frontier Days Youth Initiative Team is proud to announce the recipients of the 2024 PFD Junior Ambassador scholarships. The team received 18 applications from high achievers at nine different high schools and learning institutions within Yavapai County. Congratulations to this stellar group and welcome to the PFD rodeo family! Taking the reins this year are co-team leads Devyn Blackmore and Gianna Minton Devyn attends Trinity Christian School as well as working in PFD rodeo production and administration. She is scheduled to attend Abilene Christian University this fall. Gianna, 18, graduated from Prescott High School's online program and will... For the written story, read here >> https://www.signalsaz.com/articles/the-2024-prescott-frontier-days-junior-ambassadors/Check out the CAST11.com Website at: https://CAST11.com Follow the CAST11 Podcast Network on Facebook at: https://Facebook.com/CAST11AZFollow Cast11 Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/cast11_podcast_network
Trinity Christian School is more than just an educational institution; it's a nurturing community built on the belief that a strong foundation in academics, faith, and character development creates resilient individuals. At Trinity, students embark on a transformative journey where academic excellence harmonizes with spiritual growth. The school believes that a strong partnership between students, parents, and faculty creates an environment where each student can thrive and reach their full potential. Emphasizing the biblical principle that "a chord of 3 strands is not easily broken," Trinity Christian School recognizes the importance of unity between families, educators, and the church. This philosophy shapes the admission process, ensuring that prospective students align with the school's values and mission.Tune in to learn more about this unique schooling option!Episode Highlights:Introduction to Trinity Christian School.What Trinity Christian School has to offer.Requirements to attend.A chord of 3 strands is not easily broken.The admission process.What Trinity is looking for in their teachers.The accessibility of the Hope Scholarship.How to get connected with Trinity Christian School.More on Trinity Christian School: Visit Trinity Christian School's WebsiteCheck out Trinity Christian School on Instagram More on Love Your School/Links Mentioned in Episode:Visit Our Show Notes Page HERE!Kim@loveyourschoolwv.orgLeah@loveyourschoolwv.org www.loveyourschool.orgVisit our Facebook HERE!Visit our Instagram HERE!This show has been produced by Adkins Media Co.
Special Guest Kyle Maestri - There is a big gap between what your kids know and what they desire when making godly choices. Correct belief is necessary, but desire usually wins the day. Join us as we talk with Kyle Maestri, Head Master of Trinity Christian School in Prescott, AZ, and discover practical insights you can use to take your kids past believing the right things to desiring the right things.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
We're joined today by principal JD Lussier from Trinity Christian School in Burlington. He shares with us about the school, the curriculum, their French immersion / Kindergarten programs, and some upcoming open houses. You can learn more about Trinity Christian School at tcsonline.caSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this episode of 85 South Sports, Derrick Teagle and David St. John are joined by Coach Kenny Dallas. Dallas has been a high school football coach for over twenty years and currently serves as the head football coach at Trinity Christian School in Sharpsburg, Georgia. He's also the founder of M46 Dads, a group that aims to inspire and equip fathers to fight for their children's hearts and become better dads. For more information on M46 Dads, visit: https://m46dads.com/To visit the 85 South Sports homepage, visit: https://www.85southsports.com/
The High School Football game between Trinity Christian School at Tygarts Valley High School from October 21, 2022, as heard on 94.7 WELK in Elkins, WV
Today on the show: WSB Legal Analyst Phil Holloway live with the latest on the FBI affidavit. Jozsef Papp from The Atlanta Journal-Constitution on the timeline of Monday's midtown shooting. Never Have I Ever with Russ in Gainesville. Plus, we'll check next week's menu at Trinity Christian School in Sharpsburg! 4-7pm on 95.5 WSB. #preesh
We sit down with author, speaker, and Trinity parent Chimene Dupler as she encourages mothers in the trenches of parenting to rely on the strength of the Lord. Chimene shares candidly about lessons learned while raising her three daughters, and strives to equip parents with confidence to raise up the next generation. She also gives a sneak peek of her next book!For more details and the episode transcript, please click here: https://bit.ly/3L2RrilTo learn more about the mission and vision of Trinity Christian School, please visit www.tcsfairfax.org.
We sit down with Trinity Christian School Visual Arts Department Chair and Upper School Art Teacher Deb Dayhoff to discuss how students can glorify God through artistic expression. Armed with decades of experience and scriptural truth, Deb challenges her students to see themselves as image-bearers of the ultimate Creator and to use their God-given creativity as a mouthpiece for the gospel.For more details and the episode transcript, please click here: https://www.tcsfairfax.org/campus-life/mind-and-heart-podcast/created-to-create-with-deb-dayhoffTo learn more about the mission and vision of Trinity Christian School, please visit www.tcsfairfax.org.
Coach Dallas is the Head Football Coach at Trinity Christian School, GA. Thank you for listening!
In this episode, you will hear from Jennifer Frey. Jennifer is the Director of Admission for Trinity Christian School, a K-12 private school in Fairfax, Virginia. As a military wife, her family has moved many times. Her children found a school-home at Trinity which led to her joining the Admission team there one year later. Her background in sales and marketing, including owning her own internet-based clothing company, and in education through the homeschool teaching of her children and working as a teacher online, have combined to assist her in leading the admission process for families interested in Trinity Christian School. She is passionate about creating an experience where families feel valued, welcomed, respected, and heard, even at a time of record applications and enrollment. :30 - Meet Jennifer 2:16 - Something Jennifer tried that didn't work and what she learned 5:12 - Jennifer's approach to brainstorming 6:10 - How admission and marketing partner at Trinity 7:25 - Why some schools may be hesitant to explore different solutions for affordability 10:50 - Trinity's path to offering variable tuition 17:15 - The importance of your "front of house" communications in rolling out a new tuition model 19:15 - How current and prospective families responded to Trinity Christian School's decision to offer variable tuition 23:52 - Lessons learned from Trinity's variable tuition rollout 27:51 - Where to connect with Jennifer and learn more Show notes are available on the Enrollment Insights Blog at niche.bz/podcast. In the Enrollment Insights Podcast, you'll hear about novel solutions to problems, ways to make processes better for students, and the questions that spark internal reflection and end up changing entire processes.
We sit down with Trinity Christian School graduate, Carter Leach '18, as he shares his struggle and victory in his fight against an eating disorder. Now, almost a year into recovery, Carter explains how community and scripture have empowered his healing, and emphasizes the importance of finding one's identity in Christ.Trigger Warning: Eating DisordersFor more details and the episode transcript, please click here: https://www.tcsfairfax.org/campus-life/mind-and-heart-podcast/body-image-and-the-idolatry-of-control To learn more about the mission and vision of Trinity Christian School, please visit www.tcsfairfax.org.
We sit down with Trinity Christian School Instructional Assistant, Simonee Carter, to discuss how prayer has powerfully impacted her life as a single mother. Simonee encourages listeners to believe that when prayer is all you have, you have more than enough. She gives practical tips for Christian communities to support single parents, and offers encouragement for anyone on a similar journey.For more details and the episode transcript, please click here: https://bit.ly/3vuHqGD To learn more about the mission and vision of Trinity Christian School, please visit www.tcsfairfax.org.
Jodavid Blastic is known at Trinity Christian School as “Super Mr. B” and his ability to help students thrive, truly is a superpower. Blastic has a special role at the school as an interventionist. He helps bridge the gap some elementary students have in language arts or math.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
We sit down with Trinity Christian School graduate, Alyssa Thoburn '21, to discuss her passion for the pro-life movement. Once a shy, quiet student at Trinity, Alyssa is now known as the “Bullhorn Girl” for pro-life events! She walks us through how God opened her eyes to the horror of abortion, and what her life has looked like since the moment she found out. Note: This conversation surrounds sensitive topics, and we suggest listening on your own before allowing young children to hear.Organizations mentioned: Students for Life of America, Students for Life Action, Let Them Live, Live ActionFor more details and the episode transcript, please click here: https://bit.ly/3quwq9v To learn more about the mission and vision of Trinity Christian School, please visit www.tcsfairfax.org.
In Part 2 of our series on Thanks and Giving, we are joined by Gemspring Capital Operating Executive, Edwin Miller. Edwin is a five-time CEO with an impressive resume, but even more importantly, he is a strong man of faith with an unwavering trust in God. Through unexpected trials and setbacks, the Lord revealed a greater plan for Edwin's life than he ever could have chosen on his own. Through his stories, it becomes clear that even if we never see the fruit of our generosity, the Lord will not let it go to waste. For more details and the episode transcript, please click here: https://bit.ly/3Gxoh9oTo learn more about the mission and vision of Trinity Christian School, please visit www.tcsfairfax.org.
This week, Mary Trombadore sits down with us to share how a childhood of poverty provided her with a grateful heart, a generous spirit, and a deeper relationship with God. Her stories, often hard to believe, are clear evidence of a God who hears the prayers of his children. As we enter this season of thankfulness and giving, we invite you to listen as Mary shares the impact we can have when we are willing to be cheerful givers.For more details and the episode transcript, please click here: https://bit.ly/32209MZ To learn more about the mission and vision of Trinity Christian School, please visit www.tcsfairfax.org.
We sit down with Trinity Christian School Assistant Head of School for Academics, Mrs. Kimberly Miller, to discuss the myths, challenges, and gifts of learning disabilities. With over 20 years in education, an advanced degree in educational psychology, a child with learning disabilities, and an ADHD diagnosis herself, Mrs. Miller is uniquely qualified to offer insight on this topic from both a personal and professional vantage point. We invite you to listen as Mrs. Miller confronts the assumptions that surround learning disabilities and challenges fellow believers to better love and advocate for these often-misunderstood students. For more details and the episode transcript, please click here: https://bit.ly/3oaw5X1 To learn more about the mission and vision of Trinity Christian School, please visit www.tcsfairfax.org.
The First Half and Halftime of the game between Tygarts Valley High School and Trinity Christian School, from Morgantown, WV, as heard on 94.7 WELK FM in Elkins, WV
The Second Half of the game between Tygarts Valley High School and Trinity Christian School from Morgantown, WV, as heard on 94.7 WELK FM in Elkins, WV.
We sit down with Trinity Christian School's Head of School, Dr. David Vanderpoel, to discuss why Christian education matters. He addresses common misconceptions of Christian vs. public school education and ultimately makes the case for why Christian families should consider sending their children to Christian schools.For more details and the episode transcript, please click here: https://bit.ly/3CdHbApTo learn more about the mission and vision of Trinity Christian School, please visit www.tcsfairfax.org.
It's one thing to talk about "soaring on eagle's wings" (Isaiah 40:31) but Neisha Byrd has mastered this mysterious verse. In the aftermath of back to back tragedy that rocked her family several years ago, Neisha has discovered the secret to trusting in the Lord and renewing herself in Him. Neisha is also one of host Becky Hennesy's true BFFs and she's the feature guest on this inspiring episode. They walk through the tragic death of her college-age son Cameron while driving back from Oregon on a spring break trip in 2015. A few years later, Neisha lost her husband Wendell to cancer. Yet instead of falling into unspeakable despair, something remarkable happened. She calls it Byrd Nation: a church family and community that rallied around her family in ways that mark what it means to be part of the Body of Christ. Becky and Neisha unpack all the ways she has experienced the love of God in action on her behalf.Neisha has served in administration at Trinity Christian School (now part of the Texas Leadership Public Schools charter system) for nearly two decades and she is better known as Mama Byrd to her students. Save the dates! New episodes of the Being Becky podcast release on the first and third Wednesday of each month. Subscribe, write a great review, and share the podcast with your family and friends!Becky Hennesy is co-lead pastor with her husband Jim at Trinity Church (Cedar Hill, Texas). For more information about Trinity Church:Visit Trinity ChurchFollow Becky on social media!Becky's FacebookBecky's InstagramBecky's Twitter
Sponsors Alex Kirby - http://throwdeeppublishing.com/CBFootball Affiliates Kenny Simpson - https://FBCoachSimpson.com?aff=5 0:42 Background 2:30 2-Man deep punt return 3:40 About coach Simpson 4:36 Rules for punt return 7:28 Why the 2-man return? 10:00 2 man deep read against punt 11:27 2 man deep read against punt-safe 12:30 2 man deep read against punt-block 13:10 2-deep returners responsibilities/assignments 13:23 How to pick your 2 deep 14:57 Responsibilities: 2-man deep return 17:43 Responsibilities: Deep kick 18:35 Responsibilities: Shorter Kick 19:21 Will this work against the shield? 19:28 2-man return vs. shield 20:27 review 21:56 contact info. 22:40 bump vs rugby? How to handle rugby? 24:05 personnel changes? 25:22 How to install? 28:10 wrap-up Christopher Simpson Head Coach Trinity Christian School Morgantown, West Virginia Email: csimpson@tcswv.org Twitter: @CoachSimpsonTCS --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nicholas-bandstra/support
816 Basketball presents The Greatest Games Podcast. Join us for Episode 29 as Coach Heath Vandevender, Head Coach at Trinity Christian School in Fayetteville, NC talks with us about his greatest game. Coach tells us about an epic matchup between his guys and Greenfield School and their star Coby White. Also hear about what makes Trinity Christian School such a special place, and one that has produced high major talent for many years. Share, subscribe and leave us a 5 star review if you enjoy! Follow us on Twitter at @816Basketball!
Sometimes chaos comes into our lives in the form of a sudden and devastating event. We know a heartbreaking event can throw a life into chaos in an instant. Maybe you lost your job, your home or a loved one. It looks different for each of us, but we have all experienced some kind of tragedy in our lives. Neisha Byrd is no stranger to heartbreak as she has lost both of her husband and son. In today’s episode, Neisha shares her story of loss and how she chooses to continue to live a full life despite her pain. We can all learn something about how to navigate the chaos of loss through Neisha’s story. We know loss can feel so isolating, but know you aren’t alone. Neisha Byrd was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin lived there for nine years. Then moved to Illinois for seven years. In 1983 with her parents she moved to Dallas, Texas. Where she attended College and worked alongside her parents in their family business. Neisha has a divine gift of nurturing and has spent the last 19 years supporting the staff and being “School Mom” to the students, as Administrative Assistant at Trinity Christian School in Cedar Hill, Texas for nineteen years. Neisha is a champion for Transformation and works tirelessly to be an example on how to live out the Word of God on a daily basis. Her mission is to empower others to see themselves loved by the Father and walk out their full potential in God. She has traveled as far as Scotland and India sharing her life story. Neisha was the devoted wife of Wendell Byrd(2018) for over 26 years and loving mother of Cameron(2015) and Cailyn her 23 year old daughter ACU graduate She currently resides in DeSoto, Texas. Connect With Neisha Instagram: @mabyrd17 Website: www.neishabyrd.com Links From The Show Hope Mansion Dancing with the Stars Stay connected with Polished by: Attending a Polished event Following Polished on Instagram Joining the Polished Network Starting a Polished chapter in your area
Great interview here with Kenny Dallas. Kenny is one of the best coaches and motivators you will find. Also-Kenny does a lot with leading Dad's. This one is well worth your time!
Protestants in the West have a rich heritage of systematic theology—but it doesn't always translate easily into new cultural contexts. Is a return to narrative-focused, biblical theology the answer? Chris Bruno, Assistant Professor of Greek and New Testament at Bethlehem College and Seminary, joins us to answer and weigh in on his own cross-cultural experiences in Hawaii. We also address ways for small, unconnected churches can pool their resources together to deepen their impact at home and abroad. Chris Bruno is a Christian, husband, father, pastor, and teacher who desires to give his life to helping others see the centrality of Jesus in all the Scriptures for the glory of God. He has served at Northland International University, Cedarville University, and Trinity Christian School in Kailua, HI. Before that, he was pastor of discipleship and training at Harbor Church in Honolulu, HI. He has written and co-written five books, as well as written articles and reviews for several publications and websites, including The Journal for the Evangelical Theological Society, Tyndale Bulletin, Westminster Theological Journal, Vetus Testamentum, Themelios, The Bulletin for Ecclesial Theology, Reformation 21, and The Gospel Coalition and has presented papers at the Tyndale Fellowship Triennial Meeting, the ETS Annual meeting, the SBL Annual meeting, and the CPT Fellowship. He is a member of ETS, SBL, IBR, and CPT. Chris and his wife Katie have been married since 2001 and have four sons who love to be outdoors playing ball or pretending to be super heroes, all while wrestling their dad. You can follow Chris on Twitter at @chrisbruno1. Here's a recap of the resources we recommended in this episode: The Whole Message of the Bible in 16 Words (Chris Bruno) The Whole Story of the Bible in 16 Words (Chris Bruno) Churches Partnering Together: Biblical Strategies for Fellowship, Evangelism, and Compassion (Chris Bruno and Matt Dirks) The King in His Beauty: A Biblical Theology of the Old and New Testaments (Thomas Schreiner) Biblical Theology in the Life of the Church (Michael Lawrence) The Short Studies in Biblical Theology series (Crossway) The New Studies in Biblical Theology series (IVP) Remember to share, rate, leave a review, and subscribe. Together we can help bridge the gap between the worlds of theology and missions. Want to ask a question for a future episode? Email alex@missionspodcast.com. Powered by ABWE International.
Join us this week on Christian Devotions SPEAK UP! when Scott talks playoff baseball and Jesus with former Los Angeles Angels player Terry Evans. Terry Evans was born and raised in Dublin, GA, where he continued to live until he graduated from Trinity Christian School in 2000. He went on to attend Middle Georgia College for two years before being drafted and signing with the St. Louis Cardinals. After five minor league seasons, Terry made his first big league appearance in 2007 with the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. He played in parts of three Major League seasons with the Angels and eleven full seasons in the minor leagues with St. Louis, Anaheim, San Francisco, Philadelphia, and Kansas City. Terry retired after the 2012 season with the Kansas City Royals organization and came on staff with UPI full time October 1st of 2012. Terry is the chaplain for the Atlanta Braves and currently resides on the north side of Atlanta, in Woodstock, where he leads Bible studies for current and former players around the Atlanta area. Terry also assists international trips to the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico with the possibility of leading these trips in the near future. Terry is married to his wife, Tanner, and they have three sons: Asher, Jude, and Isaac.
Join us this week on Christian Devotions SPEAK UP! when Scott talks playoff baseball and Jesus with former Los Angeles Angels player Terry Evans. Terry Evans was born and raised in Dublin, GA, where he continued to live until he graduated from Trinity Christian School in 2000. He went on to attend Middle Georgia College for two years before being drafted and signing with the St. Louis Cardinals. After five minor league seasons, Terry made his first big league appearance in 2007 with the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. He played in parts of three Major League seasons with the Angels and eleven full seasons in the minor leagues with St. Louis, Anaheim, San Francisco, Philadelphia, and Kansas City. Terry retired after the 2012 season with the Kansas City Royals organization and came on staff with UPI full time October 1st of 2012. Terry is the chaplain for the Atlanta Braves and currently resides on the north side of Atlanta, in Woodstock, where he leads Bible studies for current and former players around the Atlanta area. Terry also assists international trips to the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico with the possibility of leading these trips in the near future. Terry is married to his wife, Tanner, and they have three sons: Asher, Jude, and Isaac.
Trinity Christian School in Fayetteville has received more taxpayer dollars via the state’s private school voucher program than any other school in the state. It’s also home to an embezzlement scandal involving a teacher who runs the school’s elite basketball program while spending weekends in jail. We take a closer look at the controversy and talk to the state agency that oversees the voucher program. Guests: • Lindsay Wagner, Senior Writer, Public School Forum of NC • Kathryn Marker, Director of Grants Training and Outreach, North Carolina State Education Assistance Authority • Rep. Billy Richardson (D-Cumberland)
Join us this week on Christian Devotions SPEAK UP! when Scott talks playoff baseball and Jesus with former Los Angeles Angels player Terry Evans. Terry Evans was born and raised in Dublin, GA, where he continued to live until he graduated from Trinity Christian School in 2000. He went on to attend Middle Georgia College for two years before being drafted and signing with the St. Louis Cardinals. After five minor league seasons, Terry made his first big league appearance in 2007 with the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. He played in parts of three Major League seasons with the Angels and eleven full seasons in the minor leagues with St. Louis, Anaheim, San Francisco, Philadelphia, and Kansas City. Terry retired after the 2012 season with the Kansas City Royals organization and came on staff with UPI full time October 1st of 2012. Terry is the chaplain for the Atlanta Braves and currently resides on the north side of Atlanta, in Woodstock, where he leads Bible studies for current and former players around the Atlanta area. Terry also assists international trips to the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico with the possibility of leading these trips in the near future. Terry is married to his wife, Tanner, and they have three sons: Asher, Jude, and Isaac.
Join us this week on Christian Devotions SPEAK UP! when Scott talks playoff baseball and Jesus with former Los Angeles Angels player Terry Evans. Terry Evans was born and raised in Dublin, GA, where he continued to live until he graduated from Trinity Christian School in 2000. He went on to attend Middle Georgia College for two years before being drafted and signing with the St. Louis Cardinals. After five minor league seasons, Terry made his first big league appearance in 2007 with the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. He played in parts of three Major League seasons with the Angels and eleven full seasons in the minor leagues with St. Louis, Anaheim, San Francisco, Philadelphia, and Kansas City. Terry retired after the 2012 season with the Kansas City Royals organization and came on staff with UPI full time October 1st of 2012. Terry is the chaplain for the Atlanta Braves and currently resides on the north side of Atlanta, in Woodstock, where he leads Bible studies for current and former players around the Atlanta area. Terry also assists international trips to the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico with the possibility of leading these trips in the near future. Terry is married to his wife, Tanner, and they have three sons: Asher, Jude, and Isaac.
Join us this week on Christian Devotions SPEAK UP! when Scott talks playoff baseball and Jesus with former Los Angeles Angels player Terry Evans. Terry Evans was born and raised in Dublin, GA, where he continued to live until he graduated from Trinity Christian School in 2000. He went on to attend Middle Georgia College for two years before being drafted and signing with the St. Louis Cardinals. After five minor league seasons, Terry made his first big league appearance in 2007 with the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. He played in parts of three Major League seasons with the Angels and eleven full seasons in the minor leagues with St. Louis, Anaheim, San Francisco, Philadelphia, and Kansas City. Terry retired after the 2012 season with the Kansas City Royals organization and came on staff with UPI full time October 1st of 2012. Terry is the chaplain for the Atlanta Braves and currently resides on the north side of Atlanta, in Woodstock, where he leads Bible studies for current and former players around the Atlanta area. Terry also assists international trips to the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico with the possibility of leading these trips in the near future. Terry is married to his wife, Tanner, and they have three sons: Asher, Jude, and Isaac.
Join us this week on Christian Devotions SPEAK UP! when Scott talks playoff baseball and Jesus with former Los Angeles Angels player Terry Evans. Terry Evans was born and raised in Dublin, GA, where he continued to live until he graduated from Trinity Christian School in 2000. He went on to attend Middle Georgia College for two years before being drafted and signing with the St. Louis Cardinals. After five minor league seasons, Terry made his first big league appearance in 2007 with the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. He played in parts of three Major League seasons with the Angels and eleven full seasons in the minor leagues with St. Louis, Anaheim, San Francisco, Philadelphia, and Kansas City. Terry retired after the 2012 season with the Kansas City Royals organization and came on staff with UPI full time October 1st of 2012. Terry is the chaplain for the Atlanta Braves and currently resides on the north side of Atlanta, in Woodstock, where he leads Bible studies for current and former players around the Atlanta area. Terry also assists international trips to the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico with the possibility of leading these trips in the near future. Terry is married to his wife, Tanner, and they have three sons: Asher, Jude, and Isaac.
Doing Ministry Well interviews Steve Sprague. Steve is the headmaster of Trinity Christian School in Kailua. He shares about the classical method of education as well as 3 practical steps on how to do ministry well. Steve blogs along with some of his other faculty here. • Be clear with your mission • Don’t neglect the Church • Be humble, welcome feedback Resources mentioned in today’s episode: Society For Classical Learning The Gospel Coalition Hawaii Association of Christian Classical Schools If you liked this podcast please rate, comment and subscribe on Itunes! Doing Ministry Well is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com. If you want to know more about the host check out Jim’s blog at www.jimjessbaker.com The post Episode 16: Steve Sprague appeared first on Doing Ministry Well.
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