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In this episode, American Baptist Women's Ministries Executive Director Virginia Holmstrom speaks with Rev. Courtny Davis Olds, Associate Director of Mission Design for International Ministries, ABCUSA. Rev. Davis Olds preaches a sermon for us,
The retirement years can be a challenge for some, but in this conversation Susan Gillies shares with us what she has learned about retirement in the last four years since her own retirement from professional church leadership in 2010. We discus
Rev. Dr. Christine Roush serves as Chief Operations Officer and Advancement at Rainbow Acres, a residential campus in Camp Verde, Arizona, for adults with developmental delays. In this episode, we talk a bit about Rainbow Acres, but spend most
Every year, over 400,000 motorcyclists descend upon Sturgis, South Dakota, for the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. The rally, the largest motorcycle rally in the world and one of the longest-running, nearly doubles the population of the state for tha
In this episode, high school senior Mary Burnett interviews Tony Milner, executive director of Family Promise of Salt Lake City, Utah. Mary and Tony discuss homeless youth, women with children, the effects of homelessness, and some special chal
AB Women's Ministries executive director Virginia Holmstrom recently returned from a trip to Haiti, in the company of AB Women's Ministries national officer Bonnie Sestito. American Baptist missionaries Kihomi Ngwemi and Nzunga Mabudiga served
Rev. Errol Cooper, associate pastor of First Baptist Church of Lincoln Gardens in Somerset, New Jersey, talks with us about prison and aftercare ministries. The congregation at First Baptist is deeply engaged in this ministry with members and w
Welcome to 2014! In this episode, we hear from pastor and life coach Rev. Nancy Leport about the importance of self-care. Self-care can be a very difficult thing for anyone, but perhaps especially women, to address in their lives. We feel pulle
Peggy Burke has been deeply engaged in advocacy around issues of human trafficking in the state of Ohio. In this episode, we discuss how to discern if you are called to be an advocate on a particular issue, and some things you will want to keep
Depression is a very real problem in the lives of many women, and it can become particularly difficult during the holiday season. In this episode, we have conversation with Rev. Dr. Judith Craik, American Baptist pastor and pastoral counselor.
In this episode, Peggy Burke gives us an update on her experience of Haiti now, over three years after the devastating earthquake of January, 2010. She shares with us what has improved and the work that remains to be done.To hear Peggy's story
In this episode, we hear from Maureen Locke, a registered nurse with an obstetrics and gynecology practice, on the issue of domestic violence. Maureen, with 30 years of experience in OB/GYN, also serves as a trainer of other medical practitione
It's time to check in with author Nita Belles again! Publication of her book In Our Backyard: A Christian Perspective on Human Trafficking in the United States, has taken Nita on a journey all over the United States, meeting people and hearing
I'm glad to be able to share with you the work of one of our 2012-2013 interns, Jasmine Turner (no relation to our other intern Christina Turner who posted previously). Jasmine interviewed Becca Bishopric, Coordinator for Health Promotion and V
Welcome to one of our interns for the In Their Shoes podcast and blog, Christina Turner! Christina interviews Sister Sharron McMullin, a member of People's Institutional Baptist Church in Seattle, Washington. Sister McMullin, herself a survivor
We're so pleased to share with you our conversation with Rev. Becca Stevens, founder of Magdalene and Thistle Farms in Nashville, TN. Magdalene is a residential program for women with a criminal history of prostitution and addiction. There are
Youth can be such strong advocates and energetic workers for justice! In this episode, Elena and Courtney, both senior high young women, share with us their experience teaching their peers about such issues as human trafficking, domestic violen
Sandra Uwiringiy'imana and her family are survivors of a massacre that occured in a UN-sponsored refugee camp named "Gatumba," in Burundi, Africa, August 13, 2004. Now living in the United States, Sandra, a high school senior, put together a mu
Rev. Elizabeth (Liz) Congdon is pastor of First Baptist Church of Trenton, New Jersey, a congregation that includes over 15 different language groups creating Christian community. In this conversation, Rev. Congdon describes the many challenges
Rev. Barbara Jim-George was led by God during her doctor of ministry studies to delve into issues putting girls at risk for sex trafficking. Out of that research and a whole lot of prayer, the Girls Rite of Passage program at Allen Temple Bapti
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