Mirna Taracena
Convoy of Hope has a strong history in Guatemala after several faithful responses to natural disasters. With a population of nearly 17 million people, Guatemala has some of the highest rates of malnutrition in the world. Having recently started a permanent national presence there, Convoy and their partners are addressing this need by establishing Children’s Feeding and Women’s Empowerment programs throughout the country. https://convoyofhope.org/
Dobie Weasel
Our Producer for First Peoples Voices, Crystal Lavallee, has been busy mentoring 5 Indigenous youth in media so that they can reach their communities with God’s love. One of the ways they are gathering content is by asking their friends from across Turtle Island to record and send in testimonies. Today’s testimony comes to us from Omaha, Nebraska! Pastor Dobie has a passion for seeing lives changed through the power of the gospel. Having grown up in an alcoholic home, and he himself being set free from a lifestyle of drugs and alcohol, Dobie knows first-hand about the life-changing power of God. https://dreamcityomaha.church/
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100 Huntley Street - June 7, 2022
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100 Huntley Street - June 6, 2022
Terence Schilstra
Terence Schilstra is a missional community leader at The Table, serving among the unreached urban poor in downtown Thorold, Ontario where he lives with his beautiful wife and four children. He has been involved in church planting and missional communities in various capacities f... -
100 Huntley Street - June 3, 2022
Mandisa
Grammy award-winning music artist Mandisa tells an inspiring story of peaks and valleys, trials and joys, wins and losses. Through her gripping narrative, she shows that our choice to trust God can not only overcome our need to understand why bad things happen, but can help us to embrace ...
