Podcasts about water street mission

In this episode, we chat with Sandy Gambone, Senior Business Ambassador at Water Street Mission, who has spent nearly six years connecting businesses and nonprofits to support Lancaster's efforts against homelessness, poverty, and food insecurity. A passionate community leader, Sandy was the first recipient of the Aaron L. Groff Servant Leader Award and was honored as a 2023 Hometown Hero. She's also involved in the Changemakers Conference and the NxtGen Mentoring Program. Listen in to hear about her dedication to creating lasting change in Lancaster.

 As a father, I can tell you, "I longed to be restored to my son," John says.  After his son got caught up in the opioid epidemic and nearly lost his life, John Roberts started R3 Recovery House in Lancaster to offer sober living spaces where individuals can recover from addiction and be restored while discovering their God-given abilities. Tune in to our latest episode as we hear from John Roberts, R3 Recovery House, and Jack Crowley, President of Water Street Mission, discuss the state of drug addiction and recovery in Lancaster, PA. 

Stepping through the doors of Water Street's shelter for the first time, what does that feel like? In this episode of the Restorers Podcast,  we'll hear about the experiences and challenges of coming to a shelter and what building trust looks like. Tune in as we hear from guests of Water Street Mission, Director of Life Coach Ministry Lillie Otte, and President Jack Crowley. 

Innovation and Inspiration: Thriving in the Mission Space of Christian NonprofitsMatt Clement is the Director of Marketing for Water Street Mission, a shelter for nearly 200 men, women, and children experiencing homelessness in Central Pennsylvania.  He brings over a decade of for profit and non profit marketing experience to bear as he aims to increase the visibility and connection to Water Street brand across their geographic footprint.Through SEO, digital marketing, direct mail, events and traditional marketing efforts, he has helped the mission become one of the fastest growing on the east coast, setting them up for greater impact in a community that is facing increasing poverty and homelessness. * * * * * *This podcast is a partnership between WeGive and Share Inc.WeGive is the ultimate giving platform that every non-profit and charity needs. They provide an all-in-one solution for donor engagement and giver journeys.For more information, you can check them out at: https://www.wegive.com/

What is it like to live on the streets, particularly in a small city like Lancaster, PA? In this episode, we'll hear firsthand accounts from guests of Water Street Mission, who know what it's like to live in this "whole other world." We examine their challenges and take a look at what advantages, if any, exist for them.  And then we ask, what does it all mean for us, their neighbors? 

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As Vice President of Programs at Water Street Mission, Colleen Adams joins Jack Crowley, President, to share a story of restoration with one of their former guests. See how God transformed Sharon's life, as He does with so many through the ministry of WSM. For most of us, it's difficult to love the marginalized and those experiencing homelessness in our society. We don't understand the struggles. In this episode of our podcast (also available in video form on Spotify and our YouTube Channel), we explore one woman's story of feeling trapped and ending up without a home. But we also share how she made it out of that spider's web. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/embracing-brokenness/support

For our final episode of season 1, we decided to change up our routine, and address some of your frequently asked questions!This episode once again features Jack Crowley, President of Water Street Mission in Lancaster, PA, alongside Ron Gilbert, a Senior Life Coach at Water Street, answering the questions we get most often. 

Life Skills include many topics, like cooking and maintaining a house, balancing your checkbook, or navigating transportation.In this episode, we'll look more deeply at one key life skill: Finances.Jack Crowley sits down with Eugene Norris, Lead Trainer of the Chalmers Institute, and Ruth Reyes Vega, a Step Up Coach here at Water Street Mission to take a closer look! 

It's clear that physical health and homelessness are linked, but how exactly do they interact?For many, a bad accident or injury can catapult someone into a world of homelessness, and for others, dealing with ongoing poverty and lack of resources can lead to declining health problems. Many tend to focus on symptoms like addiction and recovery, but in fact, more and more homeless neighbors are dealing with a variety of chronic illnesses like diabetes. No matter what, caring for someone's physical health needs is a key part of helping them work their way out of homelessness. In today's episode, Jack Crowley, President of Water Street Mission sits down with Chip Mershon of Penn State Health Cornerstone and our own Jean Benedict, Director of Medical Services and Nurse Care Management at Water Street Health Services to discuss why physical health is so key, and how to support guests in this way. 

In this week's episode, Jose Jimenez reflects on the impactful upbringing that resulted in his desire to parent the next generation and dutifully serve the Lord. Listen as he and Larry Kreider discuss what it means to stand in the promises of God, the strength that can be found in silence, and the importance of living consistently. Jose Jimenez is the young adult director of Water Street Mission, where he also acted as the director of Teen Haven for twenty years. He and his wife, Minelly, serve as the lead pastors of Activ8 Church. Together, they have two children and reside in Lancaster, PA. Highlights: Luke 10:27 Proverbs 3:5-6 Galatians 6:9 Matthew 6:33 James 1:22 Romans 8:28 As a leader, you cannot please everyone. Quotable Quotes: "He was transforming me from the inside out." "The Kingdom always wins." Mentioned in Today's Podcast: Activ8 Church Facebook page Activ8 Church YouTube channel Related Resources: Make an Impact - Water Street Mission Email Activ8 Church Contact Activ8 Church For more information about Larry Kreider, his books, daily devotionals, small group resources, or other teachings, visit larrykreider.com.

Stabilization is the process of gradually helping someone who is in a state of high alert and panic, to come down and recognize they are in a safe place. This process is highly important to emergency shelters because experiencing homelessness can both aggravate and create mental health issues. In this episode, we take a preliminary look at how to address this complicated issue. Through a conversation with Rebecca Dempsey, a Licensed Mental Health Professional and Psychotherapist with Wellspan Philhaven, we discuss how fight or flight mode impacts our guests. Then, we sit down with Tjwana Reed, Director of Access & Case Management at Water Street Mission, to examine what stabilization looks like in the first 7 days at Water Street.

Connection and relationships often play a key part in both how people fall into homelessness, and in how to help them journey out of it. In today's episode, we'll be talking with Jenn Koppel,  Director of LancoMy Home,  as well as Dan Mesher, the Day Life Coach Supervisor at Water Street Mission, to discover why relationship-driven work is so important, and the role it plays in helping men and women overcome poverty and homelessness. 

Co-hosts Scott Miller and Juanita Fox talk with Pat Frankel about her life's work of planting and nurturing a Christmas Tree Farm as well as her involvement in volunteering. Pat also shares stories about her trips to Galapagos and Uganda to see exotic animals in their natural habitat. Here is the 5 Ways to Broaden Your Horizons: gsc.gl/3pqsbi8d Here is the link to Water Street Mission: www.wsm.org

Today's episode is a conversation wtih Aaron Wemple, founder of Clean Law a new way to navigate family courts.You can purchase Aaron's book on Amazon - HERE. or directly from the CleanLaw.Today website. About today's guest Aaron WempleAaron W. Wemple is an author, social entrepreneur at Clean Law, and co-founder of CLU family trial research and support group.           As an entrepreneur, Aaron's venture Clean Law started off with the dream of every child having a family. So, his team went to work developing a safer private network (SPN), which includes a child safety file system, or what's called Family Law 2.0. And to accomplish the goal of every child having a family, the company donates all proceeds from product licensing Family Law 2.0 to CLU parents who are in desperate need of a right to be represented in classical family law courts when they are indigent, a right to bail policy when accusations are made, and encouragement to bear their own family sustainability crosses. Especially when they're unwillingly involved in decades of divorce protocols. Clean Law provides a safer experience for families through military deployments, quarantines, divorce, and other life-altering trials.           Clean Law is grateful for many achievements, including: Provided free community resourcesRewarding family connection-keeping milestones“My Lead Style” smartphone appSeven books on AmazonNumerous TV interviews, speaking engagements, and articles           published in other professional publications.            Before devoting his life to Christ and their vision of Clean Law, Aaron served as the facility administrator of the Old King's Orchard Community Center in Decatur, IL, a co-founder of Clean Law Union (CLU) family trial group, and a member of Sheet Metal Workers Union. He teaches the Bible at Water Street Mission homeless shelter and writes grants for Decatur Cares Rescue Missions.           Aaron has an education in electrical engineering and psychology, which turned out to be a perfect blend for his product. Now their peer-to-peer team makes clean law & clarity for improved peace of mind and next-generation safety.

Today's episode is a conversation wtih Aaron Wemple, founder of Clean Law a new way to navigate family courts.You can purchase Aaron's book on Amazon - HERE. or directly from the CleanLaw.Today website. About today's guest Aaron WempleAaron W. Wemple is an author, social entrepreneur at Clean Law, and co-founder of CLU family trial research and support group.           As an entrepreneur, Aaron’s venture Clean Law started off with the dream of every child having a family. So, his team went to work developing a safer private network (SPN), which includes a child safety file system, or what’s called Family Law 2.0. And to accomplish the goal of every child having a family, the company donates all proceeds from product licensing Family Law 2.0 to CLU parents who are in desperate need of a right to be represented in classical family law courts when they are indigent, a right to bail policy when accusations are made, and encouragement to bear their own family sustainability crosses. Especially when they’re unwillingly involved in decades of divorce protocols. Clean Law provides a safer experience for families through military deployments, quarantines, divorce, and other life-altering trials.           Clean Law is grateful for many achievements, including: Provided free community resourcesRewarding family connection-keeping milestones“My Lead Style” smartphone appSeven books on AmazonNumerous TV interviews, speaking engagements, and articles           published in other professional publications.            Before devoting his life to Christ and their vision of Clean Law, Aaron served as the facility administrator of the Old King’s Orchard Community Center in Decatur, IL, a co-founder of Clean Law Union (CLU) family trial group, and a member of Sheet Metal Workers Union. He teaches the Bible at Water Street Mission homeless shelter and writes grants for Decatur Cares Rescue Missions.           Aaron has an education in electrical engineering and psychology, which turned out to be a perfect blend for his product. Now their peer-to-peer team makes clean law & clarity for improved peace of mind and next-generation safety.

Today's episode is a conversation wtih Aaron Wemple, founder of Clean Law a new way to navigate family courts.You can purchase Aaron's book on Amazon - HERE. or directly from the CleanLaw.Today website. About today's guest Aaron WempleAaron W. Wemple is an author, social entrepreneur at Clean Law, and co-founder of CLU family trial research and support group.           As an entrepreneur, Aaron’s venture Clean Law started off with the dream of every child having a family. So, his team went to work developing a safer private network (SPN), which includes a child safety file system, or what’s called Family Law 2.0. And to accomplish the goal of every child having a family, the company donates all proceeds from product licensing Family Law 2.0 to CLU parents who are in desperate need of a right to be represented in classical family law courts when they are indigent, a right to bail policy when accusations are made, and encouragement to bear their own family sustainability crosses. Especially when they’re unwillingly involved in decades of divorce protocols. Clean Law provides a safer experience for families through military deployments, quarantines, divorce, and other life-altering trials.           Clean Law is grateful for many achievements, including: Provided free community resourcesRewarding family connection-keeping milestones“My Lead Style” smartphone appSeven books on AmazonNumerous TV interviews, speaking engagements, and articles           published in other professional publications.            Before devoting his life to Christ and their vision of Clean Law, Aaron served as the facility administrator of the Old King’s Orchard Community Center in Decatur, IL, a co-founder of Clean Law Union (CLU) family trial group, and a member of Sheet Metal Workers Union. He teaches the Bible at Water Street Mission homeless shelter and writes grants for Decatur Cares Rescue Missions.           Aaron has an education in electrical engineering and psychology, which turned out to be a perfect blend for his product. Now their peer-to-peer team makes clean law & clarity for improved peace of mind and next-generation safety.

Jack Crowley from Water Street Mission brings our first message of the Remember the Poor series, a series in which we are journeying to develop awareness, mercy and compassion for the lost, poor, outcast and outsider.Support the show (https://tithe.ly/give?c=397080)

Kaden Stetler is the Founder and Owner of Rebel Cause Lancaster. Rebel Cause is group of Star Wars fans dedicated to uniting the fandom and doing good in the community. Committed to helping the local homeless in Lancaster County. On Saturday April 13th Celebration Lancaster 2019 | An Unofficial Star Wars Event held at Tellus 360, is hosted by Rebel Cause Lancaster and Brick City Blockade. This event is dedicated to giving fans the ultimate Celebration experience right in your backyard. All proceeds will benefit the homeless in Lancaster through the Water Street Mission. #RebelCauseLancaster #HelpingLocalHomeless YouTube: https://youtu.be/n7N_FzWa3cI --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lancaster-buzz/support

Celebration Lancaster is an Unofficial Star Wars Fan Event dedicated to giving fans the ultimate Celebration experience right in your backyard. The fun can be found at Tellus 360 in Lancaster, PA on Saturday April 13th from 12pm to 5pm, featuring exhibitors and unique fan experiences. All in a galaxy not so far away. The festivities are hosted by Rebel Cause Lancaster and Brick City Blockade, headlining an amazing selection of giveaways and exclusive prizes for all Star Wars fans. All proceeds will benefit the homeless in Lancaster through the Water Street Mission. RSVP Today! | https://www.facebook.com/events/581699162291050/ We cannot wait to see you there, and as we always say, may the Force be with you!

Hosts Kaden Stetler and Robin Vogt are excited to announce Celebration Lancaster 2019 on this very special episode of Com Chatter from the Brick City Blockade Podcast Network! Celebration Lancaster is an Unofficial Star Wars Fan Event dedicated to giving fans the ultimate Celebration experience right in your backyard. The fun can be found at Tellus 360 in Lancaster, PA on Saturday April 13th from 12pm to 5pm, featuring exhibitors and unique fan experiences. All in a galaxy not so far away. The festivities are hosted by Rebel Cause Lancaster and Brick City Blockade, headlining an amazing selection of incredible giveaways and exclusive prizes for all Star Wars fans. All proceeds will benefit the homeless in Lancaster through the Water Street Mission. RSVP | https://www.facebook.com/events/581699162291050/ We cannot wait to see you there, and as we always say.. May the Force be with you!

Fred McNaughton & Lisa Landis welcome Water Street Mission to The Get Up and Go Show!

Known for his ability to drive men up the rigging of sailing ships by the sheer force of his physical prowess, “Rowdy” ships out of New York and other ports around the world. Sailors are afraid of him. He fights off death and danger – even beating his former ship's captain within an inch of his life. Then through the testimony of some of his former shipmates in the Water Street Mission of New York, he comes face to face with Jesus Christ, Who turns this fearsome hulk of a man into a winsome witness to the saving power of Christ, showing there are no cases too tough for God to reach.