Author and speaker, Nicole Braddock Bromley (www.onevoiceenterprises.com) shares her story of being a victim for 10 years to childhood Sexual abuse by her stepfather since age 5. She shares about her new book, "Hush,from silence to healing" and encourages
those with similiar experiences to reveal the secret and experience true healing. We hope this (59:00) 6 part program helps you. Part 5 of 6 Please comment. Thanks, Don. A Producer EL
As seen on Hallmark Channel's New Morning show: Accentricitees' Talmudic Tee-chings, a line of cool t-shirts and other items with positive, uplifting messages gleaned from the Talmud, the body of Jewish written and oral tradition as a whole.
Seen from miles off Route 66 near Groom, Texas, a 190 foot cross stands as a statement of faith. I took these photographs and put them together into an inspirational, visual journey of Jesus's "Way of Sorrows". Accompanied by the song, "Three Wooden Crosses" sung by Randy Travis.
The inspirational story of the life and death of Benjamin Raven. His life was cut short after 6 months. What seems to be tragic in the eyes of man, fits perfectly into the plan of God as He can turn all things for good for those who love Him! Our prayer is that those who are passing through the valley of the shadow of death will be encouraged! For more information please visit www.benjaminshopecenter.com. May the Lord richly bless you! Julian Raven
Room at the Inn tells the inspirational story of the St. Francis Inn, a soup kitchen located in the Kensington area of Philadelphia, a dark, brooding, depressed area where poverty, pain and drugs thrive. The Inn is operated by a community of Franciscan friars, sisters and lay people dedicated to living a life of service among the poor. Guests entering the Inn are served much more than a meal: they are shown the love and mercy of God. As a way of acknowledging their dignity as human beings and children of God, the poor are seated at tables and served a hot meal.
Because it was filmed in December of 2005 as the community, the guests and the filmmakers prepared to celebrate the birth of Christ who became poor for us, the film, besides telling the heart-warming story of the Inn, subtly takes on the form of an Advent retreat whose message resounds throughout: the poor, broken and rejected are portals through which we can enter fully into the life of Christ.
After making eight films on poverty, Gerry Straub returns to where his journey with the poor began in order to see what else the St. Francis Inn can teach him about poverty and prayer. In this very personal film, Gerry offers a meditation that encapsulates the rich spiritual insights gathered while filming in some of the poorest places on earth. Room at the Inn is more than a loving appreciation of the St. Francis Inn; it is a penetrating look at the richness of God revealed in the poverty of Christ and how God lives in our poverty and weakness.
Jim Becka has been a Houston area journalist for newspapers, radio, and television since 1973. His stories have appeared on the Mutual Radio Network, KLIF (Dallas), KTRH (Houston), and he has worked as a broadcaster/producer at KSBJ (Houston) since 1995. He also teaches journalism and is the executive producer for a student produced cable television news program. https://messianicjudaismnetwork.com/
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