Podcasts about uganda africa

Leading nutritionist, author, and radio show host, Nancy Addison talks with Wladimir Joseph, a Texan, born in Haiti, software engineer, author, World Trade Center 9-11 survivor, who has now turned his energies into becoming an independent, organic farming restauranteur and missionary in Uganda Africa. He shares his knowledge for connecting, teaching survival skills, and providing nutritious food and education, as well as farming education, to the people in his area. wladimir joseph @ hotmailOrganic Healthy Lifestyle is broadcast live Tuesdays at 3PM ET Music on W4CY Radio (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (www.talk4radio.com) on the Talk 4 Media Network (www.talk4media.com Organic Healthy Lifestyle is viewed on Talk 4 TV (www.talk4tv.com).Organic Healthy Lifestyle Podcast is also available on Talk 4 Media (www.talk4media.com), Talk 4 Podcasting (www.talk4podcasting.com), iHeartRadio, Amazon Music, Pandora, Spotify, Audible, and over 100 other podcast outlets.

I'm Off this week to Uganda Africa to talk to Jonas Ekombo about his "Unity Garden" projects that are bring food, joy, and now how to the villages of Uganda.Note: The internet was a bit off in the recording. Uganda is a long way from the USA which made our interview a bit short, but i'm sure you will enjoy out chat.

The joy and power of giving helps us in so many ways. Lynda Dyer, global humanitarian, shares her personal story and charitable services over the past 15 years in China, Africa and Vietnam. One incident was in May 2008 during a massive earthquake that displaced millions of people in Shanghai, China. She will share challenges, how obstacles became possibilities, and how her work inspired a new generation of people. Lynda Dyer is a Certified Neuro Linguistic Programming Trainer and Master Trainer of Matrix Therapies. In Shanghai, China to train coaches in (NLP) Certified Practitioner Certificate, while staying with the organiser of the trainings, Miss Hong Pan from Hong Pan Consulting, they decided the information would be great for China. Lynda arrived in Shanghai, China on May 12, 2008, only a few hours after the earthquake. Lynda's mission and purpose became part of the recovery process, and how to put her training into effect to help people who were traumatized by so much loss. Highlights of her experience is captured in Good Grief - China Earthquake Story by Lynda Dyer and Hong Pan, with the following excerpt: Sadness or grief takes a whole new meaning when we reflect back on the life of a person or animal we love. Good Grief was written with the purpose to allow others to grieve and celebrate the life of those people and animals we lose along our path through life. Lynda's other humanitarian work in Uganda Africa is in her book, You Can Make It Happen Now... Making Life Happen once you know how. This book was written to inspire people to live their best life by focusing on what they can do rather than what they can't. Lynda wrote her last chapter while working as a volunteer in Uganda. More recently she worked with a Volunteer group, a Monk and his family providing a large variety of charitable tasks including cataract surgery for over 200 people, giving out bags of food to thousands of people in poor areas, building houses and wells and looking after orphanages and schools to achieve their best service. She will share basic tools and strategies on how to live a conscious and empowered life, thrive in challenging times and assist others to live a more joyful life.

I am Just Joe no title, by the guidance and direction of the Holy Spirit, giving a bible study on the radio in Uganda Africa.

Eriya came to the United States when he was 14 years old from Uganda Africa! The very next day when he arrived the LDS missionaries knocked on his families door, showed Them love and helped them in anyway they could! This is His story! BONUS* Shinaboon Shares a spiritual moment he had when his brother passed away! amazing Testimony

“His foundation is in the holy mountains. The LORD loves the gates of Zion More than all the dwellings of Jacob. Glorious things are spoken of you, O city of God! Selah   Psalm 87 is primarily about the city of Jerusalem. As a pastor I have had the privilege of traveling to many places in the world over the years. My first trip overseas was to Japan in 1976. In my early years, I also went to the Philippines ten times. I've been to India so many times that I have lost count. I've made numerous trips to Europe, Russia, Jordan, United Arab Emirates, and England. I've visited China, Hong Kong, Thailand, Uganda Africa, Haiti, and Guatemala in Central America. But my most favorite place to visit in all the world is the city of Jerusalem, “The City of God”!  I have been there on at least thirty occasions.   Psalm 87 was probably written in the time of King Hezekiah, after the Assyrian army had been defeated and Babylon was on the rise (Isaiah 36-39). Following this great victory, the neighboring nations, usually hostile to the Jews, honored Hezekiah and brought gifts to him as well as sacrifices to the Lord (2 Chronicles 32:23). The inscription tells us that it was a Psalm of the sons of Korah. They were the worship leaders of Israel who led in praise and song. You can imagine after the Assyrian army had been destroyed by one angel in one night that the people celebrated with song, praise and dancing! God had protected His Holy City!   Jerusalem is very much in the news these days. It always has been. It is the most important city on earth. Not Washington or London, Paris or Peking, Moscow or Rome, but Jerusalem is this world's true center. God has said of Jerusalem that He has set it in the midst of the nations (Ezekiel 5:5). And this is so. Draw a circle on a map with Jerusalem as its center and with a radius of about nine hundred miles; it will take in almost the entire Middle East. Within that circle will lie Athens, Istanbul, Antioch, Beirut, Damascus, Baghdad, Alexandria, Cairo, and Mecca. Much of modern civilization is the offshoot of what happened within the compass of that circle, and Jerusalem is at its heart.   The primary appeal of Psalm 87 has to do with the national life of Israel in historic times. It celebrates the national pride of the native-born Hebrew in the impressive capital city which crowned the hills of Judah. It was written to sing the praises of Jerusalem in the days of the kings. Psalm 87 also has a prophetic aspect. It can be taken as a prophetic commentary on David's statement in the previous psalm: "All nations whom Thou hast made shall come and worship before Thee, O LORD; and shall glorify Thy name." It is also a millennial psalm anticipating the day when Jesus will reign and Jerusalem, trodden down of the Gentiles since the days of Nebuchadnezzar, will at last be the world's capital city.   But there is also a personal application, for, in type and shadow, we come in. In Jerusalem was not only the temple of the true God, but also the throne of David, and it would be the Davidic line that would give us the Savior, Jesus Christ. It was outside the gates of the City of Jerusalem that Jesus was crucified for our sins. It was where He resurrected from the grave on the third day! It is the birthplace of His church. What a privilege and honor it was for a Jew to say that they were “born in Jerusalem” (vv. 4-6).   My friend, because of what happened in Jerusalem two-thousand years ago, if we have received Jesus Christ as our Lord and Savior, we can now say, “I have been born again! I have a new life. I have been forgiven! And I will live forever in the heavenly Jerusalem!”   God bless!

Hello we welcome you to Reaching Out Radio International, we are a ministry with a heart for Jesus. Our hope is for us to reach every corner of every nation with Gospel of Jesus Christ! We thank you for taking time to listen to our programs, we hope they bless you and draw you closer to Christ.  Pastor Brian welcomes back Pastor Bill Crenshaw to share about his recent ministry work to Uganda Africa, Wow, is all I can say about my Uganda trip earlier this month. This would be my first time teaching and proclaiming the "Kingdom of God".  Honestly, although growing up in church, I knew very little about the kingdom even though it is a major topic / theme of Jesus.  When the kingdom came near, the situation always changed. Sickness turned to health, demons fled. I am learning the kingdom "does that". In Uganda, I proclaimed the "Good News" and  Praise the Lord,  60 people accepted Jesus. It is not about me at all. The power to take a soul from darkness into the light of the kingdom is entirely in the message itself. The power is not in the preacher or pastor but is only in the Good News itself. Additionally, we had a few healing services and God confirmed his gospel message with a miracle in a woman who had been lame in her leg for 12 years. God helped her on the spot. Excited to share more !  

Barton and Kristi sit down (virtually) and discuss her early days as a college volleyball player and her competitive drive to achieve her best in sport.  They discuss their experiences in Africa and how both Barton and Kristi gained a powerful perspective from the people they met and helped.  Kristi's work as a physical therapist has helped people all over the world get healthier from her programs, social media content, and her app.  Kristi Barker is a Physiotherapist from Saskatchewan Canada and is known on all social platforms as @reach.rehab and is the founder of Reach Rehab. She played division 1 volleyball in Arkansas for 4 years and then obtained her Master's of Physical Therapy in Saskatchewan, Canada. Kristi recognized the lack of access to Physiotherapy after she went to Uganda Africa to help distribute wheelchairs to people with disabilities. When covid happened she started posting to instagram in efforts to help increase access to healthcare for those in need and educate on mobility, strength, and injury prevention. Kristi is taking online appointments and recently launched a Back Program that is offered on an app, in which 1/3 of the donations are given to a charity that provides wheelchairs to people with disabilities. In fact, the same charity she went to Uganda with prior to covid. Kristi plans to continue designing programs to keep you pain and injury free, and wants to continue to give back in the best way she knows how. Follow @reach.rehab on instagram, Facebook, Tik Tok, YouTube, and Pinterest for injury prevention tips! If you have a back injury or want to prevent one then click the link in her bio to access her Back Program! If you want to book a one on one consult then please email reachrehabltd@gmail.com. Mostly, Kristi loves connecting with like minded people and encourages you to DM her if you want to chat about health and wellness! links to connect with Kristi below:Kristi's Back Program: https://www.reach-rehab.com/storeReach Rehab on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reach.rehab/Reach Rehab's Website: https://www.reach-rehab.comCheck out more info about the Endure Tour coming to Austin, TX on March 29th: https://www.enduretour.comBarton on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/bartonguybryan/Podcast Website is: https://www.podpage.com/the-mindset-forge-podcast/Join the Mindset Forge Premium membership for $3 / month (Donor Level) or $150 / month for Coaching: https://themindsetforge.supercast.com

THE LOVE OF GOD / GOD KIND OF LOVE (I did a video also with this same teaching for Uganda Africa also on our YT Channel)

Afriyea Golf Academy is the Number One Golf Academy in Uganda – Africa bringing the game of golf to all the youth and under aged children to enrich them with various professionals including the game of golf, education, life skills to enhance them with social opportunities. On this episode of The Wednesday Match Play Podcast presented by MemberText, Isaiah Mwesige gives us an overview of the academy, talks about his role as CEO, outlines their fundraiser and introduces their Girls Mentoring Committee. He also talks about the Uganda Environment Symposium and their volunteer opportunities. This was an unforgettable conversation and an honor having Isaiah on the show. Let's tee off.

You have the power to thrive in life. Check out this episode of “Listen, You're Not Defeated” so I can show you how!Join the Community and Get Access to Free Weekly Trainings: https://bit.ly/FreeFridayTrainingsOn today's podcast, I have the honor and privilege of interviewing a good friend and professional in her field, Kristi Barker! We had a great time talking about the science of listening to your body. The information she shares will change your life!Kristi Barker is a Physiotherapist from Saskatchewan Canada and is known on all social platforms as @reach.rehab and is the founder of Reach Rehab. She played division 1 volleyball in Arkansas for 4 years and then obtained her Master's of Physical Therapy in Saskatchewan, Canada. Kristi recognized the lack of access to Physiotherapy after she went to Uganda Africa to help distribute wheelchairs to people with disabilities. When covid happened she started posting to instagram in efforts to help increase access to healthcare for those in need and educate on mobility, strength, and injury prevention. Kristi is taking online appointments and recently launched a Back Program that is offered on an app, in which 1/3 of the donations are given to a charity that provides wheelchairs to people with disabilities. In fact, the same charity she went to Uganda with prior to covid. Kristi plans to continue designing programs to keep you pain and injury free, and wants to continue to give back in the best way she knows how. Enjoy!—Thanks for watching!Use these links to connect with Kristi:Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-yypLnEiwCHEZt0dax3HvATikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@reach.rehabFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/reachrehabbers/Pinterest: https://pin.it/7emIXifSnapchat: https://t.snapchat.com/AJVcFdpkEmail Kristi at reachrehabltd@gmail.comIf you would like to ask me any questions or would like to connect shoot me an email to: david@davidhernandez.coLearn More About Me!: https://www.davidhernandez.coCheck more episodes on my channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3OGSek7FoV8VrmnpUP2LIQFollow Me On Social: (All platforms @davekhernandez)Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/davekhernandez/ Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/davekhernandez Twitter:https://twitter.com/davekhernandez LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/davekhernandez/ Podcast:https://www.buzzsprout.com/1948853 Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/04m5JgxpIzjAiJ8jyKlL1G?si=XxANEgCgSxCxrZBz5HwIFQ YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3OGSek7FoV8VrmnpUP2LIQ

Incredible interview with Chery Sargent, my mother-in-law and the founder of The Suubi Project which is a non-profit restoring hope and changing lives in Uganda Africa. We talk about our time spent in Africa, poverty, adoption, faith, God's goodness, our recent trip, being obedient, and the value of others helping and giving. Suubi is the ministry I partnered with to go on my mission trip to Africa which transpired into my first book "21 Days in Africa" Check it out here: Cheryl has been faithfully pouring her time, energy, love, and finances into this project and she could use some help from other big-hearted individuals. Please consider donating and partnering with Suubi. Check out TheSuubiProject.com Subscribe to this podcast for more amazing interviews

Featured Guest: Dr. Jane Frances Namatovu Both Janson and Mark, interviewed Dr. Jane Frances Namatovu a regarded primary care physician and lecturer at the Department of Family Medicine, School of Medicine, College of Health Sciences Makerere University Kampala. We discuss the topic Chronic Cough from her home country Uganda Africa.

Our episode 14 guest proves that music is truly a universal language. Sadam Seguya zooms in to M&B and gives us the insights on traditional African music, instruments and dancing. Sadam is a grateful and inspirational 21 year old Ugandan citizen that has dedicated his life to keeping the music, instruments and dancing from his ancestors alive and giving his predecessors more that he was accustomed to. His aspirations of teaching the local children music and giving them the instruments and place to learn is a priority for Sadam. The local instruments he makes are from all natural resources in the area. He explains that when you remove a resource, you must plant a new one so future generations may benefit in the same way. Although there was a slight language barrier, his message is very powerful and inspirational. This for sure was not a genre that we ever thought that we would  be able to explore until fate hit M&B until we received a message from him admiring our mission to share the love of all types of music and  musicians (and beyond). We know you will love this one !! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/musiciansandbeyond/support

#DRC #democraticrepublicofcongo #africa #investinginafrica #kenyaMpesa #investinginUganda #education #africainvestorstories Comments: Email: Info@AfricaInvestorStories.com www.AfricaInvestorStories.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AfricaInvestorStories Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/taxi_chronicles_uk/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Africa_istories --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/africa-investor-stories/message

Mark Watum shares his experiences and journey of Investing In Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Kenya and Uganda while learning attending an international school and securing sponsorship from companies such as Apple and Microsoft etc.. Comments: Email: Info@AfricaInvestorStories.com www.AfricaInvestorStories.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AfricaInvestorStories Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/taxi_chronicles_uk/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Africa_istories --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/africa-investor-stories/message

I am delighted to welcome you to Episode #87 of SEASON 9 of 'Sharing Life Lessons'. A podcast that brings you stories from around the world to have fun with and to learn from because stories inspire, stories teach, and stories heal! We are one spirit; one soul; one world; and together we are creating a library of stories and life lessons. Sharing Life Lessons has expanded to YouTube. Please click the link below and subscribe. Also click on the bell to be notified of all new episodes. https://youtube.com/channel/UCj9tq1TlyMj79sSxITvzdMw Email address for Sharing Life Lessons: Sharinglifelessons101@gmail.com This is an important episode towards social impact. Together we can uplift a whole generation of young girls in Africa! TO DONATE TO THE REUSABLE MENSTRUAL PAD TRAINIGN PROGRAM IN AFRICA, PLEASE CLICK: https://tinyurl.com/DonateYIET Remember It is every person's obligation to put back into the world at least the equivalent of what he or she takes out of it.” ~ Albert Einstein The target audience for this episode is EVERYONE Our guest for today is Charlyn Kirabo, a very lovely 22-year-old young lady from Uganda Africa. She is the founder of Kirabo Women Initiative, pursuing her bachelors in business and finance, and currently running the "She Needs A Pad Project (SNAP) which is aiming at training girls across the country on how to make reusable menstrual pads and also distribute reusable pads in schools and communities. I urge you to listen to her to the end – the issue we are talking about for the young girls of Africa is real and with a negative impact on a whole generation. TO DONATE PLEASE CLICK: https://tinyurl.com/DonateYIET These are Key reasons why you should donate and what impact your donations will have: 1. 1. Your donations will enable reusable menstrual pad training to all age groups starting from girls of 10 years old. In essence, we are teaching them to fish so they are never in menstrual poverty ever again. This is the only permanent solution to this problem. 2. Your donations will help end the awful phenomenon in certain parts of Uganda of Sex for Pads. As Charlyn said – girls are so embarrassed in school when they are menstruating and their clothes stain, that they rather give their bodies to older men who take advantage of this fact and give them a few thousand shillings in exchange for sex. The girls in turn use the money they get to buy menstrual pads. It breaks my heart to know that this is happening to so many young girls, our goal should be to get to a point that not a single girl feels the need to get money for pads in this manner. If this stops, so will HIV infections and early pregnancies. So let's put reusable menstrual pad in every young girl's hand. 3. Your donations will return self-esteem and self-development to the girls we train, because they will not skip school for a week per month nor will they drop out from school. Realistically you are not only helping these girls but also their generations to come. Please join me in our first step together towards universal transformation. We are all connected. Let's use this connectivity and uplift those who need it the most. Let's build our world the way we want to from the ground up. I will bring you the next episode of Sharing Life Lessons next Wednesday. Until then, 'be happy, be safe and be blessed'. Podcast links: YouTube channel: https://youtube.com/channel/UCj9tq1TlyMj79sSxITvzdMw Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/sharing-life-lessons/id1495248815?uo=4 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1EZMzRw1cWMyvSiyeeyTRdD --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sharinglifelessons/support

Building stronger brands through innovative platforms and iconic campaigns that connect clients to their chosen audience is every marketers dream. In this Episode, we have Joseph Kanyamunyu the Founder and CEO Publics Africa - public relations and marketing communications consultancy operating out of Uganda into the region. Champion brings a lot of insights into this conversation. He gives his opinion on; Why it is important to push Ugandan brands Branding opportunities Value an agency can bring to your organization Brand building. Trends his agency adapts - Digital transformation within Publics Africa Best marketing campaign Working with in-house creative teams for global media companies Gold: How communicators can contribute to achieving a middle-class economy of 2040 Find our Guest on Twitter here and LinkedIn here The host here, find out more about the podcast producer/ send inquiries to onuganda@gmail.com call/ WhatsApp +25678537996. References Publics Africa here Thebe here Building Great African Brands and Global Brands in Africa and the World here #brandafrica100 #PRAgency #braningAfrica #training #marketingcampaign #marketingagency #strategy #research #marketingawards #BrandAfrica #Movit #clients #marketing trends #360 #businesspartners #agricomms #buildingreputation #publicsafrica #agricultureMarketing #agriprenuer #brand #commitment #nationbranding --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/onugandapodcast/message

We left our home full of hope and excitement for our humanitarian trip to Uganda Africa! Whatever could go wrong did! Stay tuned for tips and tricks of what to do while travelling internationally in the new normal!

We spoke to Dr. Daniel Ruhweza, a don at the faculty of Law, Makerere University. He authored a book, "We don't teach that at the University". In this episode, we discuss what education means to him and the inspirations behind the book. He expounds on what mentorship is, its role in his life and why he advocates for it in the book. We also discuss, why the fine line between "Scientists and Artists" should be blurred. He expounds on the importance of think tanks, the diversity of stakeholders (culture and tradition institutions inclusive) and how we can start to change the education system in Uganda (Africa). Find the book here; https://www.amazon.co.jp/-/en/Daniel-Ruhweza-ebook/dp/B094ZJN4FT/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=we+dont+teach+that+at+the+university&qid=1628395590&sr=8-1

Friday FocusWinner of the book giveawayPodcast Stats & StatesPrayerSamson in Uganda, East Gospel Music AcademySamson Interview Part 1I had the pleasure of speaking with Samson from Uganda who runs the East African Gospel Music Academy, in Uganda Africa. Samson connected with me on Facebook, and we began messaging back and forth, and realized that we both knew of Far Reaching Ministries in Africa. My husband along with a friend and Pastor went to Africa back in 1999 to help Wes Bentley of Far Reaching Ministries begin a Bible College. I remember my husband trying to call me for my Birthday while he was in Uganda and we only had a very few minutes of scratchy connection. Samson and I planned an interview time, however the connection was very short, and his English is much better than my African which is completely non existent, however since Samson's accent is thick, I thought I would add the transcript and comments here. To introduce Samson to you, I'm sharing a short bit of the interview at a time. I'd also like to share some memories I have of what my husband shared with me about life in Uganda. It actually reminded me of what our trip to Mexico was like, the two seemed very similar. In Mexico as we drove to our Hotel for a wedding, one side of the highway expressed the less advantaged population, compared to the wealthy. What I remember m y husband sharing about Uganda is the traffic as they walked through the town. Picture New Yours City with no one obeying traffic signals or lights, or lanes. One of the comments about the traffic in Uganda was that the car came so close to them as they were walking on the side of the road that the rivet on their jeans was close enough to scratch the car! I don't live in New York, and it may be the same for all I know. For now, here is the first of the transcripts I will share of the short sound bites before I post the entire Podcast. “It is very rare to find a Church that has over one hundred Pastors, and even Ushers, they are less compared to musicians. So, Music moves a lot of people in the Church. Even some of us who are Pastors, at one time were worship leaders in the Church and eventually became a Youth Leader, from Youth Leader, you become a Pastor.....Visit the Blog at Moments with Moni to read the rest of the story and see pictures of Samson and his beautiful Bride.Song by Brad & Monika HardyThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

Guest speaker from Uganda, Stellah Namukasa, shares her story and experiences as the Founder and CEO of YWIDO, Youth and Women Initiative for Development Organization. Her inspirational journey will show you what great lengths this passionate heroine has done for so many in need! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/livewithjacquelinevaldez/support

In this episode, we take a look at what life as international missionaries looks like for Jordon and Ember Stangler. Hear how God called them to Uganda Africa, and what their ministry has looked like over the past few years. We are so thankful for their candid look into ministry and hope you love today's episode. Misreading Scripture with Western Eyes: https://amzn.to/3iimbih Letters to the Church: https://bit.ly/3fBtekt Contact them: j.e.stangler@gmail.com Rescue Hope: http://rescuehope.org/

We return to Africa in this episode - our favorite travel experience yet! Backpacking for 6 months from Uganda to South Africa gave us endless adventure and smiles. Uganda was an incredibly beautiful country full of friendly, hospitable people. Some of our favorite travel stories come from Uganda and we share them in this podcast.   The food, equipment and clothes that we packed for our backpacking trip through Africa The surprising now tourist attraction, which was simply a means for us getting around. (although a huge wonder of Kampala) Why we feared, yet loved, getting around Africa The home remedy that cured my nausea shared by my African Mama, Marion Why Lake Bunyonyi is a dream destination How we attempted the Muzungi Corkscrew Our roughest journey ever and our most told travel story - it's not the gorillas (but getting there with Benson) Spending an hour with the gorillas in Bwindi Inpenetrable Forest What it was like to be charged by a silverback gorilla The incredible and adventurous experience white water rafting the Nile River - home of the Bad Place one of the most notorious Grade 5 rapids in the world. (Correction. The Nile only has freshwater crocodiles. I had a brain fart and said they were saltwater.) 13 Awe inspiring adventures to have in East and South Africa How to travel Africa on a budget Africa travel safety tips How to get around East and South Africa

Conversation with missionary Aurora Castillo, who went on her first mission trip to Uganda in 2001. At the moment Aurora is "stuck" in Tanzania due to COVID-19 traveling restrictions and we reach out to her, to find out how is she, is everything ok. We are talking about current situation in Africa - Uganda and Tansania, about mission work, about relationship with God, disciple making, biggest challenges and joy.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/join/svetdienassarunas)

They.Adopted.Two.Not.One. This episode gives me all the feels. Two years ago, I traveled to Uganda with Rachelle as her adoption doula (yes that is a thing). She and her husband Pete were already 1.5 years into the adoption. The Ugandan government changed the adoption laws weeks before they were to come home with their son. The next 2 years were some of the most difficult of their lives. They traveled back and forth to Uganda-one at a time-spending weeks with their son while leaving their other two toddlers behind. On my trip with Rachelle, I was able to be witness to the process of watching their daughter come to them. She was there all along, in every photo, next to their son's side. But because of the law changes and the long process, on that trip, they decided to also bring Priscilla home.  On a teacher and social worker's salary they were able to save and fundraise the almost $90,000USD it took to adopt these two gorgeous spunky babes.  In this episode, we walk you through the steps to take and that are required for international adoption. We will inspire you not to worry about the costs and the money will come. God is so good. Rachelle,  details exactly how difficult the road was, but how worth it all was when her family of 6 was reunited at the airport on adoption day 2018.  For more information on Kidron Valley Orphanage or donating to their non-profit JoPri please follow @jopriuganda or visit: www.jopri.org And, if you missed Landon Donovan's epic goal in the 2010 World Cup-you can relive it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oI-BJPEsFEc BIRTH STORY PODCAST INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/birthstorypodcast BIRTH STORY PODCAST FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/birthstorypodcast LOOKING FOR A DOULA IN CHARLOTTE, NC? HIRE MyDoulaHeidi

Resurrection (They Remembered His Word)

Brother Joe is guided by the Holy Spirit during a Christian radio show in Uganda Africa, hosted by Pastor Amos and special guest Pastor Charles Peter. Brother Joe explains the importance of being humble and the need to repent from the way we lived before accepting Jesus as our personal savior.Scriptures read by Pastor Emma:Matthew 18:1-4Proverbs 16:5James 4:6Luke 6:20-21Matthew 19:23-26James 2:5Hebrews 13:5Matthew 10:38-39

Brother Joe preaching at Bukerekere Village in Uganda Africa with the help of the Holy Spirit. Scriptures read by Omoit Elijah and interpreted in Luganda by Sister Debra.Scriptures used:Romans 12:1-2Ephesians 4:20-32

With the help of the Holy Spirit Brother Joe gives a bible study on the radio in Uganda Africa. A powerful message about the love of Jesus and the power of the Holy Spirit.Scriptures used:Hebrews 5:8-9Acts 5:30-322 Corinthians 4:16John 3:31,34Acts 1:4,5,8,9-11Acts 2:1-5Acts 4:31Luke 11:11-13Galations 5:22-23

Brother Joe preaching with the help of the Holy Spirit about love at Boke Village in Uganda Africa.

Brother Joe interviews Brenda on a radio broadcast in Uganda Africa. Brenda gives an awesome testimony about receiving Jesus while serving a ten year prison sentence for Manslaughter. With the help of the Holy Spirit Brother Joe explains Matthew 6:14-15 and Matthew 18:21-34.

With the help of the Holy Spirit Brother Joe preaching at Kayoro Village in Uganda Africa. Sermon is in English and is interpreted in Japadhola .Scriptures used:Acts 2:28Luke 13:3

With the help of the Holy Spirit Brother Joe gives a true understanding of the word of God on the radio in Uganda Africa. Hosted by Pastor Amos and all scriptures read by Pastor Emma.Scriptures used:1 John 1:5-10, 2:1-6, 2:9-11Mark 12:29-31Matthew 22:1-14, Matthew 22:30Philippians 2:12-15

With the help of the Holy Spirit Brother Joe teaches a bible study on the radio in Uganda Africa. Explaining that Jesus is Love and if Jesus in inside you by the Holy Spirit you will love your neighbors as your self.Scriptures used:2 Timothy 3:16-17Mark 12:30-312 Peter 3:7-141 John 3:10-24Galatians 5:13-25Hebrews 10:24-262 Peter 2:20-22

www.IBBTalks.com - Dr. Mugabe shares how he views his customers and how he works to make sure they are satisfied. A happy customer becomes a repeat customer. A repeat customer becomes a person that will refer others.

www.IBBTalks.com - Every business should want to grow but the question comes with implementing the proper steps to allow this growth. Learn from Dr. Mugabe the steps he took to grow his dentist offices into a successful business.

www.IBBTalks.com - Learning the importance of systems and processes, is critical to experience success in every business. Little or no systems equals small and stagnant growth. The entire earth was created with systems and the more we embrace this truth, the better stronger our company.

www.IBBTalks.com - One of the characteristics of a business owners is to continue to learn on a daily basis. Nothing stays the same, and unless the owners are keeping up with the changes, they will find that the competition will pass you by over time.

www.IBBTalks.com - Dr. Mugabe shares some key steps he encountered when first starting his business. It was a frightening experience and he found himself doing almost everything by himself, but with hard work and God's help, he is now growing and taking new associates and clients.

With the help of the Holy Spirit Brother Joe teaches a true understanding of the word of God on a Christian radio show in Uganda Africa hosted be Pastor Amos.Scripture are read by Pastor Emma;Philippians 2:12-13Romans 8:26Galatians 5:25John 16:13Galatians 5:16Proverbs 16:9Romans 1:18-321 Peter 1:13-161 Corinthians 2:16

10.30.18 | Bishop John Wayabire; Uganda, Africa by The Rock Church of Fort Myers

Bob Ries from Jesus Wept International Ministry joins host Byron Tyler on this episode of Mid-South View Point. Bob started partnering with national Christians in Uganda Africa and developed a refuge and training center called “God’s Garden”. The outpost in Jinja, Uganda provides a place to train in sewing classes, produce planted and provided for community consumption, as well as pastor retreats and prayer gatherings for area churches. This program originally aired August 29, 2018 on the Bott Radio Network affiliate 640 AM and 100.7 FM in Memphis, TN.

www.IBBTalks.com -- Dr.James Magara had many opportunities to permanently relocate his life to Europe but instead returned to Kampala. In looking back on his life, he said, "there are greater opportunities in Uganda than Europe".

Darlene Haskins, Executive Director - Hand in Hand Water Safety Awarness Foundation This passion really began when I first started working as a lifeguard and swim instructor in high school. I went on to obtain my Early Childhood Education certificate, operated a large in-home preschool, and taught in a variety of facilities including, my favorite, a Montessori school. During this time, I continued to lifeguard and teach swimming at the YMCA. I was asked by several families if there were any ISR instructors in the area - it became apparent that there was a desire for something more than the mommy and me classes available. After researching ISR, I applied to become an instructor, was accepted in 2013, and trained in 2014. From there, I established Safe Swim NC, now one of the Triad's leading providers of swim lessons and safety training. Through ISR, I became increasingly educated on water safety and drowning statistics and have become a strong advocate for survival swim lessons and educating on the layers of drowning prevention. I soon recognized amongst the families I taught a need for safety training and swim lessons for parents and older siblings and obtained my American Red Cross Instructor Certification for Water Safety/Swim and CPR/First Aid/AED Adult and Pediatric. Wanting to further my efforts in our community and beyond, I launched the 501(c)(3) nonprofit Hand in Hand Water Safety Awareness Foundation, with the mission to equip all people with survival swimming skills and water safety best practices to prevent drowning-related accidents. What is ISR Infant Swim Resource. You can read all about ISR on their website Darlene also has brought back a student Named Jimmy from Uganda Africa, where he has been here for several months studying and learning under Darlene to have the skills necessary to go back to his home country to teach these skills to the people there as this is a world-wide epidemic with over 372,000 drowning each year. You can reach Darlene through her website at Hand in Hands Water Safety Awareness Foundation Her email address is darlene@handinhandwatersafety.org Find her on Facebook Find Her on LinkedIn Thank you Darlene and Jimmy and also to all the other ISR instructors that are teaching young children this very valuable skill to self-rescue to reduce drownings. You guys are awesome

In this special bonus episode I’m sharing another case study of a business owner who’s business has exploded! Today’s guest took her offline business online, and in the process, grew it 522%. Dr Shannon Irvine is the founder of Mosaic Vision, a non profit that serves AIDS orphans in rural Uganda Africa. The mission of Mosaic Vision is to restore the lives of AIDS orphans. Dr Irvine is also a Phd in Psychology with an emphasis in neuro-psychology and neuro-plasticity. She uses her credentials to help the orphans in Uganda thrive. Dr Irvine is also a business mentor who loves helping others master their thoughts, habits, emotions, and schedules to live the life and business that honors God and their priorities. Not only has her rapid growth surprised her, but it also completely changed her view of what a business can be, as you’ll hear all about in this episode. If you enjoyed this episode and it inspired you in some way, I’d love to hear about it and know your biggest takeaway. Take a screenshot of you listening on your device, post it to your Instagram Stories and tag me, @jameswedmore! My new free 8-part video series, The Rise of the Digital CEO, is now live! You can get access to it at http://jameswedmore.com/rise. In the episode you’ll learn: How Dr. Irvine has been able to help other business owners using her own personal experiences The way she realized she getting caught up in “doing more” wasn’t the way to grow her business What led her to join Business by Design and how it’s benefited her business The process she used for her beta launch and the results she achieved with it What really inspired Dr. Irvine to move into a model using leveraged content The fears and stories she had to get through in order to move her business online Some resistance that I’m still facing in my business…. For full show notes and links, visit http://mindyourbusinesspodcast.com/podcast/172    

www.IBBTalks.com -- Our good friend, Judith Kokuletage, shares about the importance and value of quality in making her jewelry in Kampala, Uganda - Africa

Join us as Pastor Cyrus Rod from Uganda Africa shares with us biblical revelation of what a leader is and how to be that leader for those around us. For more information please visit: www.lifechurchofcolumbia.org

The Key word to this campaign working and creating God’s Vision is the word “VISIBILITY”. Mary and I had a special eye opening and wonderful time with Moses. Moses lives in Uganda Africa.  I feel God gave him a real heart and vision to help care, protect and guide orphan children. The biggest reason for his empathy and compassion toward orphans and on the street children is God reminds constantly, if not everyday, he was one of those kids and God gave him a huge heart to assist and support those less fortunate. Moses and his late-wife had this vision, it started with both of them, even to the point of them buying land together of the location. Moses’s vision is to create a facility that has many purposes. The first and main purpose is to have a home for these orphans, second is to have a hospital where they will be taken care of, and the third part is an education center, where the children can learn and be educated. God has put a huge and grand vision on his heart. Right now Moses takes care of 48 orphans and the need for his orphan support is getting bigger and bigger. I have known Moses for a while now and I have talked to him on Skype even seen where he lives and all the children he cares for. I really feel Moses and his  children are a cause worth fighting for. In 2017 a Facebook friend of his named Andrea Love, started a Go Fund Me page just to do that for Moses.  As you can hear in the interview (my prayer and wish, is that you tune into the archive or the live broadcast, listen to him speak and articulate his own vision, plans and heart) the highest financial goal, in order to have all the facility finished is $20,000 that would make the hospital, housing and schooling area. Below is a link to the Go Fund Me campaign going on right now, they are at the time of this post up to $2020 and the goal for this beginning phase if $5000. https://www.gofundme.com/400-miles-for-40-orphans There is a lot more in the interview, but this is the main cause and point, everything in theme is on this vision of helping children on the street. Lets look at it this way if everyone donated $1.00, it would take 20,000 people, to reach his goal.  Social media like Facebook and twitter, make this goal pretty achievable and possible. The most important thing, even if you can’t financially help this cause, share and post this forward, we don’t know who will really come forward that has the financial ability, but even if that person is out there, I would like to reiterate that as a team we can all make a difference for these kids. Like I said 20,000 at $1.00 at Go Fund Me campaign page would put him over his goal, so please help out this cause. https://www.gofundme.com/400-miles-for-40-orphans Moses has listened to God and has stepped out in faith even before the money is fully there and has started Phase 1 of building the foundation for this vision. We have social proof of pictures and videos of work being done, and the campaign is proof that other people believe in this vision please check out the page, and while you are there donate, anything toward the cause is loved and appreciated. As a team of believer’s in God’s vision of helping the less fortunate, we can get it done. https://www.gofundme.com/400-miles-for-40-orphans God Bless everyone and have a beautiful day Ken Townshend Hosts: Mary Phillips & Ken Townshend Show: Worship Cafe Inspirations Radio Show Radio Network: WCIR – Worship Cafe Inspirations Radio Network

The Key word to this campaign working and creating God’s Vision is the word “VISIBILITY”.Mary and I had a special eye opening and wonderful time with Moses. Moses lives in Uganda Africa.  I feel God gave him a real heart and vision to help care, protect and guide orphan children. The biggest reason for his empathy and compassion toward orphans and on the street children is God reminds constantly, if not everyday, he was one of those kids and God gave him a huge heart to assist and support those less fortunate.Moses and his late-wife had this vision, it started with both of them, even to the point of them buying land together of the location. Moses’s vision is to create a facility that has many purposes. The first and main purpose is to have a home for these orphans, second is to have a hospital where they will be taken care of, and the third part is an education center, where the children can learn and be educated. God has put a huge and grand vision on his heart. Right now Moses takes care of 48 orphans and the need for his orphan support is getting bigger and bigger.I have known Moses for a while now and I have talked to him on Skype even seen where he lives and all the children he cares for. I really feel Moses and his  children are a cause worth fighting for. In 2017 a Facebook friend of his named Andrea Love, started a Go Fund Me page just to do that for Moses.  As you can hear in the interview (my prayer and wish, is that you tune into the archive or the live broadcast, listen to him speak and articulate his own vision, plans and heart) the highest financial goal, in order to have all the facility finished is $20,000 that would make the hospital, housing and schooling area. Below is a link to the Go Fund Me campaign going on right now, they are at the time of this post up to $2020 and the goal for this beginning phase if $5000.https://www.gofundme.com/400-miles-for-40-orphansThere is a lot more in the interview, but this is the main cause and point, everything in theme is on this vision of helping children on the street.Lets look at it this way if everyone donated $1.00, it would take 20,000 people, to reach his goal.  Social media like Facebook and twitter, make this goal pretty achievable and possible. The most important thing, even if you can’t financially help this cause, share and post this forward, we don’t know who will really come forward that has the financial ability, but even if that person is out there, I would like to reiterate that as a team we can all make a difference for these kids. Like I said 20,000 at $1.00 at Go Fund Me campaign page would put him over his goal, so please help out this cause.https://www.gofundme.com/400-miles-for-40-orphansMoses has listened to God and has stepped out in faith even before the money is fully there and has started Phase 1 of building the foundation for this vision. We have social proof of pictures and videos of work being done, and the campaign is proof that other people believe in this vision please check out the page, and while you are there donate, anything toward the cause is loved and appreciated. As a team of believer’s in God’s vision of helping the less fortunate, we can get it done.https://www.gofundme.com/400-miles-for-40-orphansGod Bless everyone and have a beautiful dayKen TownshendHosts: Mary Phillips & Ken TownshendShow: Worship Cafe Inspirations Radio ShowRadio Network: WCIR – Worship Cafe Inspirations Radio Network

Today on the show I am joined by Dr Shannon Irvine, productivity business achievement mentor and founder of not-for-profit Mosaic Vision. She is the founder of Mosaic Vision, a non profit that serves AIDS orphans in rural Uganda Africa. The mission of Mosaic Vision is to restore the lives of AIDS orphans. Dr Irvine is also a Phd in Psychology with an emphasis in neuro-psychology and neuro-plasticity. She uses her credentials to help the orphans in Uganda thrive. Dr Irvine is also a business mentor who loves helping others master their thoughts, habits, emotions, and schedules to live the life and business that honors God and their priorities.   In this episode: The business journey for Dr Irvine and the lessons learnt How she juggles being a successful business owner, charity founder and a mother Why cookie cutter systems may not always be the best fit for you Why getting an outside view of your business is important How to create the work and life balance that you want by understanding how your brain works Importance of seeking out the right mentors for your personal development Why you need to know how you are ‘wired’ and what are you superpowers How to measure your time spent in checking our emails and social media account Planning the night before for the three things to do the next day towards your big goal The steps to take to reducing the amount of time you spend checking your email Identifying that email is other people’s priorities, and not yours The physical impact on our brains of having notifications constantly interrupting our thinking Putting systems in place to protect yourself from yourself The impact her charity work in Mosaic Vision is making to AIDS orphans in Uganda Breaking down your to do list The impact of completing 3 x 15 min tasks can have on your brain and your feeling of success

Epic Success Podcast Episode #4- Dream to Launch – Mind mapping and Reverse Engineering steps I use to make my businesses launch! With Dr. Shannon Irvine     On today’s episode, we talk all about the process and systems to launch a dream and start a business or take your business to the next level! I share how I started Mosaic Vision- our non-profit that serves over 600 orphans in Uganda Africa. I walk through my mindset issues and my decision-making process. I share my mind mapping and reverse engineering process that I used to launch all of my successful businesses including Mosaic Vision. Learn More about Mosaic Vision and how you can change an orphans life today!! This system will give you the tools you need to make your dreams a reality! This system is a collaboration of methods from some of my amazing mentors like @patflynn @chalenejohnson and @amyporterfield! I give you literally the blueprint to take a dream from idea to fruition! You will find after using this that it becomes your go to process for all major decision, ideas, and dreams.   Next week I will be interviewing the amazing Molly Richards from @mollyrichardsfit and Momsanity. She will be sharing the steps she took to build her business from the ground up! If you are in a multi-level marketing business or just thinking about launching your own thing – you have to listen to this one!! Make sure you are subscribed!!!   LINKS:   SUBSCRIBE ON ITUNES SUBSCRIBE ON STITCHER SUBSCRIBE ON GOOGLE PLAY   ** FREE DOWNLOAD MIND MAP & Reverse Engineering Blueprint (includes the picture of my own mind map for this podcast!).   DR Shannon Irvine Website Join the Epic Tribe to get all of Dr. Shannon’s exclusive content she reserves only for her TRIBE!!

Pastor Cyrus Rod from Uganda Africa shares some great insight into relationships and marriages. Please enjoy this session from Life Church of Columbia.

Join us as Pastor Cyrus Rod from Uganda Africa shares this great message about What Defines You!

www.InspiringBetterBusiness.com -- To sell lots of eggs you need to create a solid chicken farm that can expand rapidly.

www.InspiringBetterBusiness.com -- Joel Isabirye from Africa is an exciting and intelligent entrepreneur that has not been afraid to grow a chicken farm.

www.InspiringBetterBusiness.com -- Being willing to start small on your first business is not only practical but may be your only option.

www.InspiringBetterBusiness.com -- Recycling plastic bottles was the only source of revenue to a 10 year old boy.

www.InspiringBetterBusiness.com -- Amazing that as a young boy from the streets could start a business in Christmas Decorations.

www.InspiringBetterBusiness.com -- Your business needs to grow one-step-at-time. You can inch-up rapidly when possible.

www.InspiringBetterBusiness.com -- Difficult situations in business can cause you to make needed adjustments and improvements.

www.InspiringBetterBusiness.com -- Many business fail because they have not done enough research and this never stops.

www.InspiringBetterBusiness.com -- "Quality" will sell in any business in any country of the world.

www.InspiringBetterBusiness.com -- Diligence in work is essential for any business owner to succeed and excel.

www.InspiringBetterBusiness.com -- "Paying yourself" sometimes seems impossible but is important for creating a solid foundation for your business.

Tim shares a recording of his message in Uganda Africa: "Itchy Ears"

This week we welcome Danny D Girl Hailing from Detroit Michigan, and not by any means a stranger to the music business due to her Mother who worked for Motown Records.  DannyDgirl describes her musical style as R&G soul “yes” R&G “R&B with a twist which can be audibly felt through the sonic waves of her music which is sure to please even the most cynical critics.  "It's kind of different,"she describes of her music, "saying just like me” ” nothing's left out", with her trailblazing single ‘Burn it Up” which is gaining both a national and international Buzz, scoring the #1 spot on urbanhypeweekly.com in Uganda Africa, and also being heard on “Radio 103.9 NY The Tom Joyner Morning Show, WBLK 93.7fm the peoples station, and a host of mixtapes throughout the country. She is taking the top spots with approval from legendary DJs, Dj Dannydee Dj Moe Sticky, Dj Arab etc, and co-signs of her musical peers. She displays a dynamic stage show and this musical maven is poised to take the industry by storm.

Mr. Amos Wekesa, Managing Director of Great Lakes Safaris, shares some of his favorite places including some of the best spots for white water rafting. Wekesa calls Uganda “Africa compressed,” because everything you can find on the continent of Africa, you can also find in Uganda. All this and more when this episode for Travel Today with Peter Greenberg comes from Kampala, Uganda. 

Mr. Amos Wekesa, Managing Director of Great Lakes Safaris, shares some of his favorite places including some of the best spots for white water rafting. Wekesa calls Uganda “Africa compressed,” because everything you can find on the continent of Africa, you can also find in Uganda. All this and more when this episode for Travel Today with Peter Greenberg comes from Kampala, Uganda. 

Return To Dignity, message by Marilyn Skinner Co-founder of Watoto and Living Hope in Uganda Africa. Sunday Arvo at The Red Door Community Church 30 March 2014.

Sermon preached: 10/02/13 p.m. service… Guest preacher:  Missionary Bryan Stensaas: Missionary to Uganda Africa