Send us a text 🧱 The Lath and Plaster Magazine – Issue No. 13 Happy Halloween In this edition: Two lads, one mic, not a clue – and that’s exactly how we like it. 🏛️ Restoration of a Historic Hotel Ceiling in Stratford-upon-Avon 👷 From Apprentice to Freeman: The Journey of the Plasterer, 1600 🌳 From Tree to Lath – the craft behind the tradition …and so much more! 🎙️ Join Mick and Dave for stories, laughs, and a love of the trade. 📢 Don’t forget to subscribe – it’s total...

In ministry, time is the most valuable—and most easily lost—resource. Every pastor on your team wants a moment with the lead pastor, but what happens when the calendar always says “no”? Join Phil Taylor and Chip Bernhard as they unpack how intentional time—shared lunches, walk-around moments, and hallway conversations—can transform a staff culture from transactional to relational. This isn’t about adding more meetings; it’s about making time for what truly builds trust, unity, and health in your

This episode of The Sorghum State Podcast is packed with updates! Hosts Maddy Meier and Adam York explore the critical role of Oklahoma's Tulsa Ports in boosting efficiency for both bulk and value-added Kansas sorghum exports, proving that the Sorghum State is not so "land-locked" after all. You'll also hear more about a farm-to-fork collaboration as K-State student chefs learn about sorghum's potential, bringing the crop to premium plates.Plus, Adam and Maddy share details on the upcoming commodity

Thank you for connecting with Pathway Church online. We are so excited you are watching with us. If you're in the Longview, Texas area, we invite you to join us in person every Sunday for a brand-new Worship Experience at 9AM and 10:45AM; we can't wait to meet you!Do you consider Pathway Church online as your church home? We would love to connect with you. Text "mypathwayconnect" to 94000 to complete a digital connection card.Website: https://www.mypathway.church/Facebook:

Hear conversations with Lynn Van Lenten from The Delray Chamber; Lisa Mulhall and Cynthia Krebsbach, founders of Impact 100; and Marlene Mejia, CEO of The Soup Kitchen , live and direct from the wonderful event that was attended by over 150 people that evening. It was a huge success!

In this inspiring and nostalgic episode, hosts Sherry and Charis are joined by Pauline and Gerry — two of Hope for Malawi’s very first trustees and long-time friends of founders Mark and Sarah. Together, they look back on the charity’s incredible journey from its humble beginnings to the thriving projects it supports today. Pauline and Gerry share heartfelt memories of early fundraising efforts — from a small night that surpassed expectations, to a London-to-Paris cycle ride that funded a sch...

Welcome to the Pay Love Forward Podcast.My name is Dr. Matthew Leavenworth, founder and director of Pay Love Forward. This series focuses on telling stories of our unsung heroes unfolding in the great state of Montana.At Pay Love Forward, our mission is to build compassionate communities for the at-risk and underserved through mentorship. This podcast is one way we live out that mission.In this episode — Part Two of “Loving from the Sidelines” — we turn from Mitch Bohn’s vision for inclusion to the

This is our weekly sermon from our Sunday Morning Prayer Service at Christ Church Anglican in Midland, Texas.

This month, on A Public Affair, our host Jim was joined in the studio by Emily Kleeman, Executive Director for The Reentry Initiative. Together, they discussed The Reentry Initiative’s work to offer wraparound services supporting individuals on probation and parole in our community.The post A Public Affair On KGNU: The Reentry Initiative appeared first on Community Foundation Boulder County.

A Panel Discussion with Matthew Eshleman and Ian Gottesman. In part 1, Ian and Matthew discuss an approach to cybersecurity for nonprofits, taking the first steps, and 3 steps you can take to prevent at least 80% of attacks. In pt 2, they talk about making cybersecurity training more engaging, and lessons learned this year. They finish by taking audience questions. Our nonprofit cybersecurity experts discuss the current state of risks, and the best counter-measures nonprofits should have in t...

Char and Kurt start this episode off with a quick review of their Biketoberfest experience (yes with the Jeep).  They give us the scoop on a band they saw and how they MIGHT be coming back...Char tells us about a new bar in Flagler Beach and it turns out Charlene may or may not be their mascot...and the preview our Trunk or Treat event at One Daytona this Sunday...

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What does it look like for a collaborative to shift from nearly sunsetting to achieving a vibrant renewal?We tackle this challenging question in the 100th episode of our podcast, where we dive into the realities of what it means to rebuild collective work from the ground up.To explore this topic, we talk with Annie Burke, the executive director of Together Bay Area, a regional coalition focused on climate resilience and equity in the Bay Area of California. Annie details the difficulties the

Join us for a powerful conversation with special guest Deaconess Lisa Jones, a true embodiment of strength and dedication. Born and raised in Milwaukee, Lisa is a loving mother of four and grandmother who is fiercely battling Lupus. Beyond her personal fight, she is deeply committed to the community as a state-certified caregiver and an instructor for CBRF homes (Community-Based Residential Facilities). Lisa also brings her entrepreneurial spirit to the table as the owner of Harper’s Training

In this episode of Insight, host Ariel Backus sits down with Jean Jernigan, CAE, CMP, IOM, President of the Auburn Hills Chamber of Commerce and Chair of the Board for the Michigan Society of Association Executives. Jean reflects on her long-standing involvement with MSAE since 1996, her diverse career path, and the leadership roles that have shaped her journey. The conversation explores member engagement, mentorship, and the impact of community-building initiatives—including the She Leads program

This month, hosts Qualik and Derique sit down with BISM Orientation and Mobility instructor Antonio Mendoza and Maurice Pete, a seasoned O&M instructor, talk all things white cane — from early lessons to everyday independence. Together, they share how this simple tool represents freedom, confidence, and equality for blind and low-vision travelers. Tune in for real stories, practical insights, and a celebration of the movement that keeps us all moving forward.

28 October 2025S1:E22- 100 is the new 50 Fresh off the plane from Atlanta, Marissa is back from the Civil Rights Trip and is ready to update us on that amazing experience and her first time at Buc-ee’s. We catch up on pre-Thanksgiving activities, Dan’s acorn squash, and “Nobody Wants This”, Talia gives us the latest on the bricks for the community pathway, and we hear firsthand about Mussar from the newest Mussarnik. We learn about the secret plagues of Lech Lecha and King Melchitzedek, Dan prepares

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In this episode, Save the Water™ features Anna Luísa Beserra Santos, founder and CEO of SDW for All. Her innovative solar filtration system disinfects rainwater collected in cisterns, providing safe and sustainable access to clean water for communities in need. Driven by a mission to bring water to some of Brazil’s driest regions, Anna Luísa continues to lead efforts in sustainable development and water equity. Recognized for her groundbreaking work, she received the United Nations Environment

Today we find ourselves in Ephesus again, where Paul’s bold preaching shakes the city as God’s power is displayed through miraculous works. Some embrace the gospel, others resist fiercely, and even imitators of faith are exposed. The name of Jesus spreads with unstoppable force — transforming hearts and turning the world upside down.