Podcast appearances and mentions of urban promise

A renomada Urban Promise transforma meninos em homens! Todos os pais que sonham que o filho seja alguém, sonham com a Urban Promise. Uma escola de reputação impecável que faz todos os alunos alcaçarem a grandeza. Isso é, se eles seguirem a disciplina rígida imposta com pulso de ferro pelo diretor Keneth Moore, também fundador da instituição e membro respeitável da comunidade. Caso não, bem... pode ser que tudo se torne um pesadelo. Se por fora tudo parece perfeito, por dentro, as coisas são bem diferentes. De alunos a professores, todos têm motivos para destestar o diretor. Prova disso é que Moore é encontrado morto nas instalações da escola. As evidências (e suspeitas) recaem em três alunos: J.B., Ramón e Trey. Dois alunos negros e um latino que tinham “problemas” recorrentes com o diretor e, ainda por cima, estavam na detenção na hora do crime. Eles tinham oportunidade, meios e, principalmente, motivos para assassinar o diretor. Os três juram que são inocentes. E, sem ter a quem recorrer, decidem se juntar para seguir as pistas e provar que apesar de suas etnias e origens, e de suas existências estarem atreladas à cor de suas peles, eles não vão deixar que as circunstâncias definam seus destinos. Mas será que eles poderão confiar uns nos outros? Livro: https://amzn.to/44HtWp0 Twitter e insta: @termineicast

Guest: Bruce Main | Julian Gibb interviews Bruce Main of Urban Promise USA.  Bruce Main shares how Urban Promise gives children love, hope, and meaning. Learn how Urban Promise ministers to the whole child, spiritual, academic, leadership, life skills. Children remember the people who cared for them; how will you help? urbanpromiseusa.orgSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Scripture: Numbers 16 Dear Church, This Sunday we welcome a Grove favorite to the pulpit – Pastor Cedric Lundy. He will be preaching the message “Korah's Rebellion” from the book of Numbers. Cedric is the director of Urban Promise and an adjunct teaching pastor at Watershed church.  Previously, he served Charlotte churches as pastor of … Continue reading "A Kingdom Legacy-4 // Korah's Rebellion // Pastor Cedric Lundy"

Guest preacher Bruce Main, D. Min, PhD, of Urban Promise, preaches his sermon God Writes a Better Story. June 18 & 19, 2022

Paul Granger is the Unstoppable founder of Where Did You See God? - a website, podcast, and community dedicated to exploring the intersection of faith and everyday life. He is also the author of "Sitting and Suffering: A Biblical and Practical Approach to Suffering". A former Urban Promise staff member, Paul has a heart for young adults and helping them navigate the challenges of life and faith. His journey to seeking God more intentionally started with the question, "Where did you see God today?". Join us as we answer questions like: Why do Christians have a misaligned understanding of success? What does it mean when we say God doesn't care about our job? Why is it important to share our stories, even if they're not finished? How do we see God in our everyday lives? Thank you to Paul Granger for being our guest! To connect with Paul: Website: https://www.wheredidyouseegod.com/ Join Ralph's private community for transformative weekly content: https://www.ralphgravejr.com/community. JOIN US! * Join Ralph's private community for transformative weekly content: https://www.ralphgravejr.com/community. * Join the Gulfstream Way, a 90-day coaching program that will help you grow as a person and a leader through personal coaching and transformative training: http://bit.ly/The-Gulfstream-Way-program. SUBSCRIBE! Be sure to click that “Subscribe” button so you don't miss out on future episodes. Here are links to the “Unstoppable with Ralph Graves Jr. Show”: * Apple Podcasts: http://bit.ly/Unstoppable-Apple-Podcasts. * Google Podcasts: http://bit.ly/Unstoppable-Google-Podcasts. * Spotify: http://bit.ly/Unstoppable-Spotify. RALPH'S BOOK! * Buy Ralph's book, Unstoppable: Seven Universal Laws That Will Transform How You Pursue and Achieve Success: http://bit.ly/Unstoppable-Amazon-Paperback. CONNECT WITH RALPH! * Instagram: https://bit.ly/Ralph-Graves-Jr-Instagram. * LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/Ralph-Graves-Jr-LinkedIn. * Facebook: https://bit.ly/Ralph-Graves-Jr-Facebook. * YouTube: http://bit.ly/Ralph-Graves-Jr-YouTube. This episode was produced by Story On Media & Marketing: https://www.successwithstories.com.

Did you know there are over 60,000 refugees in Nashville? Today, we are excited to introduce you to Jonathan and Shawna Sheahen, the founders of UrbanPromise Nashville. UrbanPromise's mission is to help refugees heal, learn, and direct their own futures for good. They walk alongside those in the refugee community and provide high-level academic instruction, leadership development, emotional support, and Christ-centered character education. At HHI, we believe real change takes place when everyone brings their unique gifts to the table, and we love getting to highlight the good work being done both internationally and in our own backyard. We hope this conversation blesses and encourages you today. Check out Urban Promise and learn more today!

Thirty years ago in a dusty church basement in East Camden, a vision was set in motion that would create a dramatic positive impact in the community and eventually change the world. Bruce and a group of college missionaries created a summer camp for neighborhood children--providing a safe, loving, fun, and creative place for local youth to escape dangerous city streets. Thanks to Bruce and those college students the Urban Promise mission has turned into a global operation. When I am joined by Bruce Main, You will hear this very special story that will inspire you and give you more than hope. It will give you faith. This will be a very special Flashpoint Friday for sure!! Bruce speaks nationally and internationally at mission conferences, colleges, churches, and business seminars. He and UrbanPromise are featured regularly in local media outlets and were highlighted on Diane Sawyer's 20/20 special "Waiting on the World to Change." More Details About Bruce: Bruce is an adjunct faculty member at Eastern University and co-authored the book Revolution & Renewal: How Churches Are Saving Our Cities with Dr. Tony Campolo, professor emeritus at Eastern and renowned sociologist and Christian leader. Bruce has also authored If Jesus Were A Sophomore: Discipleship for College Students, If Jesus Were A Senior: Last Minute Preparations for a Life of Discipleship, Spotting the Sacred: Finding God in Unlikely Places, and Holy Hunches: Responding to the Promptings of God, The Promise Effect, and his first children's book – The Water Barrel. https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/urbanpromise (#urbanpromise) https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/missionaries (#missionaries) https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/christianmission (#christianmission) https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/camden (#camden) https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/brucemain (#brucemain) https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/flashpoint (#flashpoint)

“The biggest lessons came from those moments when I failed.” - Rich Robles   Do you think about how you make other people feel? What if you were to focus on just that – how other people feel in your presence?   Failed it! Fam, grab your notebooks, and give a warm welcome to family man and hope dealer, Rich Robles. Rich is a D&I leader at Novant Health, with an impressive background in diversity and inclusion and learning and development. Listen in as he shares his own failure journey through the lens of his professional and personal life. You leave feeling empowered, inspired and in awe of this mans' journey!   In today's episode, Rich tells us all about:   The importance of connecting with your clients at a human level   Exercising empathy as a leader   Giving yourself a break for your own mental health and for your family   Embracing who you really are   Links from show discussions:   Improve it! Online Workshops Connect and engage with Rich on LinkedIn     About the guest: Rich is a senior director of diversity and inclusion at Novant Health.  In his role, Rich leads strategies and work that create a culture where people feel included, engaged and have a sense of belonging while achieving Novant Health's goals.   Rich's background includes both consulting and internal roles in the areas of organizational development, culture transformation, merger integration, and change management. He has led work for companies such as Motorola, PepsiAmericas, McDonald's, Schering-Plough, Chicago Tribune Company, The Spiegel Group, and Exelon.  Rich worked at Bank of America where he held roles responsible for organizational design, culture change, and team effectiveness.  Prior to Novant Health, he was a senior consultant at The Center for Intentional Leadership where he helped clients create high-performing teams and cultures.   Rich received an M.A. degree With Honors in Industrial & Organizational Psychology from Roosevelt University and a B.A. degree in Psychology from Huntington University.   Rich is committed to the Hispanic community in Charlotte, and he has recently been appointed to the Governor's Advisory Council for Hispanic/Latino Affairs. Additionally, Rich is a board member of Urban Promise and The Latin American Chamber of Commerce Charlotte.   Rich grew up in Guatemala City where he attended a military school before moving to the U.S. He resides in Charlotte, North Carolina with his wife and four daughters. In his rare moments of spare time, he enjoys anything related to his favorite soccer team, FC Barcelona, traveling to other countries, and summers at the beach with his family.     About the Host: Erin Diehl is the founder and Chief “Yes, And” officer of improve it! and host of the failed it! Podcast. She's a performer, facilitator and professional risk-taker who lives by the mantra, “get comfortable with the uncomfortable.” Through a series of unrelated dares, Erin has created improve it!, a unique professional development company that pushes others to laugh, learn and grow. Her work with clients such as United Airlines, PepsiCo, Groupon, Deloitte, Motorola, Walgreens, and The Obama Foundation earned her the 2014 Chicago RedEye Big Idea Award and has nominated her for the 2015-2019 Chicago Innovations Award. This graduate from Clemson University is a former experiential marketing and recruiting professional as well as a veteran improviser from the top improvisational training programs in Chicago, including The Second City, i.O. Theater, and The Annoyance Theatre.   When she is not playing pretend or facilitating, she enjoys running and beach dates with her husband and son, and their eight pound toy poodle, BIGG Diehl.   You can follow the failed it! podcast on Instagram and facebook, and you can follow Erin personally on Instagram here. We can't wait to connect with you online!

A stand alone message from Bruce Main, the President and Founder of Urban Promise Ministries in Camden, NJ

A stand alone message from Bruce Main, the President and Founder of Urban Promise Ministries in Camden, NJ

“I once was lost but now I’m found. Was blind but now I see.” These lyrics seem to paint a clear picture of Duane Forrest’s youth.  Whether or not it was ‘Amazing Grace’ we don’t know, but Duane says God saved him through music and art. If it weren’t for these he says he never would’ve graduated from high school. Years later while living in Honduras with Urban Promise, grace showed up again. This time it saved others through art and music. Returning the favour he once received, Duane created, Genesis Community of the Arts. An initiative that fosters the growth of creative programs in Honduras. From writing 36 songs in 30 days, under the Tuscan sun to playing in a Parisian basketball league, Duane is gracefully travelling the planet and sharing his musical gifts in the process. His next stop??? Edinburgh, Scotland with his production, Climb the Musical. Ladies and gentlemen, Duane Forrest. FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM Michael - https://www.instagram.com/michaelreve... Constantine - https://www.instagram.com/cobs00/ Jerry - https://www.instagram.com/abramagrams/ FOLLOW US ON TWITTER https://twitter.com/Standing6ix WATCH ON YOUTUBE https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmLG_F8lpqUkMt47JmV1PDg/featured

Tova and guest Scott Impola, head of Urban Promise in Little Havana, discuss the important role of fathers in the lives of children, how to heal father wounds and to find healthy father figures.

Colin McCartney will inspire you to get moving! He shares his incredible story of launching Urban Promise Toronto, an urban missions ministry that is impacting the lives of thousands of young people in the Greater Toronto Area. Colin's passion today is to engage young adults for the mission of God and to plant churches in the GTA

Bruce Main of Urban Promise

Episode 20 - Community & Mission: The Value Of Being WITH People (feat. Christine Lee & Lorraine Lam) What's the difference between ministry TO people and ministry WITH & AMONG people? How can we be more aware and sensitive to the issues that shape the community and context and be able to engage and live life out together with others? Check out our fantastic conversation with Christine Lee (from Urban Promise) and Lorraine Lam (from Sanctuary) and what they've learned about participating with God on His mission by just being with others, listening to their stories, sharing a meal around a table, and learning to bless and receive. As our guests mentioned a number of times, come & see! -------------------------- Find out more about the Sanctuary community at sanctuarytoronto.ca Connect with Lorraine Lam at lorrainel@sanctuarytoronto.ca -------------------------- Find out more about Urban Promise Toronto at www.urbanpromise.com Connect with Christine Lee at christine@urbanpromise.com -------------------------- Please remember to subscribe to our podcast to join the conversation as we regularly discuss all things related to being Canadian, Asian, and missional. Leave us your comments and feedback and let's do this together! Music Credits: aKu – The Final Blow © 2018 aKu All Rights Reserved, Used With Permission

2018-10-14 - Camden Urban promise reports - First Baptist Church Edmonton

Message from Bruce Main, Founder and President of Urban Promise

Shawn James, Executive director of Urban Promise Toronto shares his powerful story of how God took him full circle from growing up in government assisted housing, desperately seeking God admist difficult circumstances and yet passionately pursuing God and how he can reach the people right where he was! Now Executive Director of Urban Promise and assisting those very communities he grew up in he shares stories that will pull at your heartstrings and leave you asking God, what can we do next!?

2016-10-16 - Urban promise team - First Baptist Church Edmonton

My guest on the podcast this week is Margot Starbuck.  I love Margot so much.  She’s funny and whip-smart and you're going to love my conversation with her about her community, "North Street Neighborhood", a neuro-diverse community built around person with disability. We break down some terms and she gives us the most incredibly Shalom Steps.  You know, I sometimes feel so out of depth when it comes to being a good friend to persons with disabilities.  But by the end of my conversation with Margot, I was so empowered that I rallied my kids to go to the upcoming Special Olympics and..y'all...IT WAS AMAZING!  I hope you take a listen because there's some good stuff for everyone of us in this episode.  Plus, we laugh...a lot!     I've known about Margot for a little bit now because I review books for one of her publishers, Herald Press. Margot Starbuck is passionate about effective communication. She's the author of seven books and a quiet collaborator on others. She speaks to audiences across the country about living the revolutionary Jesus way in the world today. In 2016 she's sharing about living from the solid place: #livebeloved365   Which I SO encourage you to check out! She's passionate about equipping folks to love our (sometimes unlikely or overlooked) neighbors and that's what we dig into in this episode of "Shalom in the City"   Shalom Steps   Books/Authors Mentioned in the Episode*   *As always, if you use the links to the "Shalom Bookstore" to purchase your books, then a few pennies will be kicked over to me to keep the podcast up and running. Margot mentioned a fun video of an impromptu concert with her neighbors and friends from Urban Promise in the show.  Here's that video: I seriously wanna move to Durham, y'all!  Wait...what am I talk about? I love LA, I need to come alongside a Friendship House here and help create shalom through dancing and singing just like this. I hope you love today's episode and if you do let me know by leaving a reaview on iTunes. Did ya'll know "Shalom in the City" made New and Noteworthy last week?  It did! I'm so thrilled.  The more weeks it can stay on the list, the easier it'll be for fellow shalom sistas to find the show.  So, pop over and leave a review when you get a chance. Eeep! You can learn more about the North Street Neighborhood on their site.  You can find Margot on her site, Margostarbuck.com or follow her on Facebook.  As always, you can continue the conversation in the Shalom Sistas Hangout. Shalom in your earbuds, y'all!   ~Osheta        

Urban Promise with Collin McCartney - Collin McCartney - Sermon Notes Available at www.themeetinghouse.ca