Podcast appearances and mentions of warren perry

On today's program, a judge sides with Texas megachurch Second Baptist Houston in a lawsuit brought by current and former members. The judge says the constitutional principle of religious freedom shields the church — but the plaintiffs' attorney says that should not be a get-out-of-jail free card.” We'll have details. Plus, last month, the United Methodist Church dropped Asbury Theological Seminary from its list of approved schools due to its stance on biblical marriage — which could put two other seminaries in its cross hairs. We'll take a look. And, a new survey reveals that American's confidence in the church is near or at an all-time low. But first, three church leaders in South Carolina are facing criminal charges after being accused of hiding a registered sex offender’s role around kids. The Georgetown County Sheriff’s Office laid it out at a news conference this week. Sheriff Carter Weaver said his office opened an investigation into Pawleys Island Community Church on July 12th, after officials learned about a man named Warren Perry, and his access to children. The producer for today's program is Jeff McIntosh. We get editorial, database, and other technical support from Christina Darnell, Stephen DuBarry, Rod Pitzer, Heidi Allums, and Casey Sudduth. Writers who contributed to today's program include Kim Roberts, Laura Erlanson, Tony Mator, Aaron Earls, Warren Smith, Makella Knowles, and Jessica Eturralde. A special thanks to Lifeway Research and Baptist Press for contributing material for this week's podcast. Thank you for listening to the MinistryWatch podcast. Until next time, may God bless you.

COLOMBO AND COMPANY 0:00 SEGMENT 1: Perry Woods plays all the bumper music LIVE in the studio facebook.com/Pwoods27/ Comedian Greg Warren talks about his first time on The Tonight Show, opening for Nate Bargatze, the state of comedy in 2026, working with Tim Convy, and taking his specials directly to YouTube. gregwarrencomedy.com 21:04 SEGMENT 2: Live music with the band 120 Minutes || They play classic alternative rock featured on the groundbreaking MTV show like The Cure, R.E.M., Duran Duran, INXS, and Jane's Addiction || NYE at Hwy 61 Roadhouse. Must RSVP || Saturday at Brewskeez O'Fallon 120minutesstl.com The gang talks about taking song requests, contactless payments, and why MTV was so groundbreaking. 34:07 SEGMENT 3: 120 Minutes plays The Cure, talks about music venues, and ends with Violent Femmes Follow Jason Neslon's other projects at https://www.facebook.com/jnelsonband/ https://newstalkstl.com/ FOLLOW TONY - https://x.com/tonycolombotalk 24/7 LIVESTREAM - http://bit.ly/NEWSTALKSTLSTREAMS RUMBLE - https://rumble.com/NewsTalkSTL See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Department of Military Affairs and Veterans Services (DMAVS) is putting new life back into their NH Veteran-Friendly Business Program, which helps companies creuit and retain veterans and train business leaders on how best to support their veteran employees. On this episode of DTB, we're joined by Warren Perry, DMVAS Deputy Adjutant General; Brenton Fraser, director of the Division of Community-Based Military Programs at DMAVS; and Matt Albuquerque, president of NextStep Bionics.

“ The most helpful piece of advice that any adult has ever given me to help me with my body image is that I should really just be confident in myself. Because if you are confident in yourself then you radiate happiness.” (Claire, Montreal, Canada) Beginning in their pre-teen years, many girls contend with body image issues, continuing to struggle throughout their teenage years and well into adulthood, often to the detriment of their emotional well-being, physical health and confidence. This should not surprise us as girls are bombarded from every direction—from boys, media, advertising campaigns, parents, coaches, and even friends--about how every part of their bodies should look and feel. In this episode, we hear from two educators who tackle the topic head on, convinced that the right messaging at the front end of the process of becoming a woman can have a long-term positive effect on a girl's sense of herself in her own body and her ability to accept herself for who she is. Erika Rath, who serves as the Director of Student Services at Sacred Heart School of Montreal in Canada, and Warren Perry, who is the Aquatics Director at Convent of the Sacred Heart in New York City, join host Trudy Hall, former NCGS Board Chair and advocate for girls' schools, for a conversation about how they address body image issues in their conversations with girls in the earliest stages of becoming young women. Parents and adults who are raising girls of all ages should listen in, as getting girls to feel comfortable in their own bodies is critical to their healthy development and this is work that we need to do together, relentlessly, consistently, speaking with one voice. The resources you need to know about: NCGS: www.ncgs.org Sacred Heart Network: https://www.sacredheartusc.education/ Erika Rath's Blog: https://www.sacredheart.qc.ca/blog/ Warren Perry's Body Image article: https://www.cshnyc.org/athletics/aquatics/body-image-for-middle-school-female-swimmers Warren Perry's body image aritcle · Erika Rath's blog · Sacred Heart Network · NCGS · National Coalition of Girls' Schools · NCGS Ep 5 _ Draft Transcript - EDITED 2.pdf — PDF (147.6 KB)

“ The most helpful piece of advice that any adult has ever given me to help me with my body image is that I should really just be confident in myself. Because if you are confident in yourself then you radiate happiness.” (Claire, Montreal, Canada) Beginning in their pre-teen years, many girls contend with body image issues, continuing to struggle throughout their teenage years and well into adulthood, often to the detriment of their emotional well-being, physical health and confidence. This should not surprise us as girls are bombarded from every direction—from boys, media, advertising campaigns, parents, coaches, and even friends--about how every part of their bodies should look and feel. In this episode, we hear from two educators who tackle the topic head on, convinced that the right messaging at the front end of the process of becoming a woman can have a long-term positive effect on a girl's sense of herself in her own body and her ability to accept herself for who she is. Erika Rath, who serves as the Director of Student Services at Sacred Heart School of Montreal in Canada, and Warren Perry, who is the Aquatics Director at Convent of the Sacred Heart in New York City, join host Trudy Hall, former NCGS Board Chair and advocate for girls' schools, for a conversation about how they address body image issues in their conversations with girls in the earliest stages of becoming young women. Parents and adults who are raising girls of all ages should listen in, as getting girls to feel comfortable in their own bodies is critical to their healthy development and this is work that we need to do together, relentlessly, consistently, speaking with one voice. The resources you need to know about: NCGS: www.ncgs.org Sacred Heart Network: https://www.sacredheartusc.education/ Erika Rath's Blog: https://www.sacredheart.qc.ca/blog/ Warren Perry's Body Image article: https://www.cshnyc.org/athletics/aquatics/body-image-for-middle-school-female-swimmers Warren Perry's body image aritcle · Erika Rath's blog · Sacred Heart Network · NCGS · NCGS Ep 5 _ Draft Transcript - EDITED 2.pdf — PDF (147.6 KB)

NPG writer Warren Perry discusses Benjamin Butler

NPG writer Warren Perry discusses Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain

NPG historian David C. Ward discusses Jefferson Davis,

NPG historian David C. Ward discusses Stonewall Jackson

Photography curator Frank Goodyear discusses an 1858 portrait of John Pelham by Mathew Brady.

Warren Perry, writer at NPG, talks about a portrait of Richard Nixon by Norman Rockwell

Warren Perry, writer at NPG, talks about a portrait of Lyndon Johnson by Peter Hurd

Warren Perry, writer at NPG, talks about a portrait of FDR by Douglas Chandor

Warren Perry, writer at NPG, talks about F. Scott Fitzgerald

Warren Perry, writer at NPG, talks about Ernest Hemingway

Warren Perry, of the National Portrait Gallery, discusses Grant's victories at Fort Henry and Fort Donelson, both in northwest Tennessee. Filmed in February, 2012.

Warren Perry, researcher at NPG, discusses Andy Warhol's portrait of Michael Jackson

Warren Perry, curator of "Echoes of Elvis," discusses Elvis's time in the army and his portrait by Howard Finster

Warren Perry, curator of "Echoes of Elvis" discusses a portrait of Elvis Presley by Red Grooms

Warren Perry, curator of the "Echoes of Elvis" exhibit, discusses a sculpture of Elvis Presley by Robert Arneson

Ralph Wolfe Cowan discusses his portrait of Elvis Presley on view at the National Portrait Gallery, in the "One Life: Echoes of Elvis" exhibition. Interview by "Echoes of Elvis" curator Warren Perry

Warren Perry, researcher at NPG, discusses a portrait of Eudora Welty by Mildred Nungester Wolfe

Warren Perry, researcher at NPG a portrait of Toni Morrison by Robert McCurdy.

Warren Perry, researcher at NPG, discusses a portrait of Elvis Presley by Ralph Wolfe Cowan

Aleksander Titovets, the artist who painted Laura Bush's portrait. Interview by Warren Perry and Benjamin Bloom

Robert Anderson, the artist who George W. Bush's presidential portrait. Interview by Warren Perry

Warren Perry, researcher at NPG, discusses FDR and his role in turning back Prohibition.

NPG historian Sid Hart discusses "Herblock's Presidents: 'Puncturing Pomposity.'" Interview by Warren Perry.

David Ward, historian at NPG, discusses "One Life: The Mask of Lincoln." Interview by Warren Perry

Warren Perry, researcher at NPG, discusses a portrait of F. Scott Fitzgerald by David Silvette

Warren Perry, researcher at NPG, discusses Leopold Stokowski's portrait by Edward Steichen