Join the caring and compassionate movement making a positive impact in communities across Canada on &#34;Journey With Care.&#34; Our conversations focus on collaboration between communities, charities, and churches for the betterment of society. Through real and honest interviews, we offer practical advice and insights on important topics such as reconciliation, well-being, trauma care, and mental health. Discover inspiring stories from individuals making a difference and learn how you can too. Tune in now and join us on our journey towards a more connected and caring society.

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Guest: Michael Hryniuk, PhD, author, educator, consultant, spiritual director, and practicing psychotherapist.In our conversation with Michael Hryniuk, we delve into the significance of belovedness in Christian spirituality. Michael Hryniuk shares his own spiritual journey, growing up in a Ukrainian Catholic family and eventually becoming the inaugural director of the Henry Nowan Society of Canada and the US. He emphasizes the importance of embracing our original blessing rather than fixating on sin and striving to earn God&#39;s love. According to Michael Hryniuk, the essence of the Christian experience lies in recognizing ourselves as beloved by God. He provides practical strategies to convey this message of belovedness, such as reaching out to single mothers and individuals with disabilities. Join us to uncover Michael Hryniuk&#39;s unique approach as a therapist and how it relates to his belief in God&#39;s boundless compassion, mercy, care, and tenderness.Timestamps:[00:02:16] &#34;Roots, faith, and family: A Winnipeg upbringing&#34;[00:06:03] Discovering spirituality with a priest mentor.[00:09:52] &#34;Finding Daily Spiritual Peace and Joy Through God&#34;[00:13:18] &#34;Discovering God&#39;s Love: My Journey with Henry Nowan&#34;[00:15:36] &#34;Caring for Individuals&#39; Beauty and Belovedness&#34;[00:18:20] &#34;The Power of Delight in God&#39;s Love&#34;[00:21:44] &#34;Starting with Blessedness, Not Sinfulness in Theology&#34;[00:26:01] &#34;Spreading the Message of Belovedness: Challenges Ahead&#34;[00:29:19] &#34;The Power of Love and Kindness: Extending God&#39;s Gifts&#34;[00:32:47] &#34;Experiencing Belovedness: Open to All Denominations&#34;LinksVisit us at: <a href="http://journeywithcare.ca/" rel="nofollow">journeywithcare.ca</a>About the CarePortal: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/careportal" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/careportal</a>Join CareImpact&#39;s Insider Updates: <a href="http://insider.careimpact.ca/newsletters" rel="nofollow">insider.careimpact.ca/newsletters</a>Help connect and equip more churches across Canada to effectively journey well in community with children and families: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/donate" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/donate</a>Newsletter sign-up: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/newsletter" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/newsletter</a>Email: <a href="mailto:podcast@careimpact.ca" rel="nofollow">podcast@careimpact.ca</a>We want to hear your voice, send us your audio by visiting here: <a href="https://app.rumble.studio/forms/open/4c38be85-51ca-430e-96a1-7a851078475d" rel="nofollow">Enter the Online Studio</a>Editing and production by Johan Heinrichs: <a href="http://arkpodcasts.ca/" rel="nofollow">arkpodcasts.ca</a>

Guest: Michael Hryniuk, PhD, author, educator, consultant, spiritual director, and practicing psychotherapist.

Today's guest is Michael Hryniuk, a spiritual director who has served as a consultant to churches, schools, religious communities, and denominational bodies. Michael's work in pastoral psychology has included professional speaking, retreat and workshop facilitation, community leadership, non-profit administration, ministry development, and spiritual formation. In this episode, we will learn about his journey towards spiritual transformation and the importance of realizing our own beauty, self-worth, and enoughness.

Summary:
	•	Michael talks about his spiritual journey, which began when he started reading the Bible at the age of 15 or 16. He was welcomed to live in a house of formation for Redemptorist priests, and Father Russ, who was the most important person in his life, taught him the meaning of prayer, liturgy, and worship.
	•	Michael loves to start his day with silent prayer and deep spiritual reading to dispose himself before resting in peace and joy. He believes that the core issue in anyone's life is whether they have come to know their own beauty, self-worth, and enoughness.
	•	Michael emphasizes the importance of human connection in his work as a psychologist, a psychotherapist, and a spiritual care practitioner. He wants his clients to experience a sense of connection to a human being and to know that at least one person cares and sees them in their beauty and belovedness.
	•	Michael learned a lot about love while working with people with disabilities in L'Arche. The therapy of L'Arche is to awaken the sense of their beauty and to reveal the beauty of another person to them.
	•	Michael believes that the Church needs to start with our blessedness, that we were created in the image and likeness of God as a beautiful gift and a blessing to creation. There is something in us that resists love and believes that we are not worthy of it, but God says, "You are my beloved daughter or son in whom I take delight".
	•	Michael says that Jesus was the first one to believe that God is love, and this began a revolution in human consciousness.

Michael's journey towards spiritual transformation has taught him the importance of realizing our own beauty, self-worth, and enoughness, and of human connection in our lives. His work as a psychologist, psychotherapist, and spiritual care practitioner centers on helping others to discover their own belovedness and beauty.

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Finding the Belovedness Within: A Journey towards Spiritual Transformation | Michael Hryniuk

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The episode discusses how Voices, a community-based organization, helps young people aging out of care by building a network of support, providing resources, and advocating for their rights. The guest, Marie, shares her personal experience of being in and out of care as a child and how she discovered the Youth in Care network. She explains how Voices aims to engage, equip, and empower young people by offering opportunities to connect with their peers, learn about their rights, and share their stories safely.Key points:<ul><li>Voices provides support for young people in and from care, aged 12 to 30+.</li><li>The organization aims to build community and let young people know that they are not alone.</li><li>Marie shares her experience of feeling like her family was the only one going through challenges until she learned about the Youth in Care network at the age of 24.</li><li>Voices focuses on engaging young people, equipping them with knowledge and resources, and empowering them to achieve their goals.</li><li>Safe storytelling is a significant aspect of Voices&#39; approach to healing and sharing experiences.</li></ul> About Marie:Marie Christian is the director of Voices: Manitoba’s Youth in Care Network. She is a first voice advocate and a recent graduate of the Masters of Social Work based in Indigenous Knowledges program at the University of Manitoba. Being able to combine her lived experiences with education and professional experience allows Marie to do her best while working with and on behalf of young people in and from care.Voices Website: <a href="http://www.voices.mb.ca/" rel="nofollow">voices.mb.ca</a>FB <a href="https://www.facebook.com/VoicesMB" rel="nofollow">facebook.com/VoicesMB</a>IG: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/voicesmyicn" rel="nofollow">instagram.com/voicesmyicn</a>Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/VoicesMYICN" rel="nofollow">twitter.com/VoicesMYICN</a>Other LinksVisit us at: <a href="http://journeywithcare.ca/" rel="nofollow">journeywithcare.ca</a>About the CarePortal: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/careportal" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/careportal</a>Join CareImpact&#39;s Insider Updates: <a href="https://app.redcircle.com/shows/b093eaea-5bde-4acb-bd23-c31626b41239/ep/fa254252-e0f3-469d-831d-0d78998a1e88/insider.careimpact.ca/newsletters" rel="nofollow">insider.careimpact.ca/newsletters</a>Help connect and equip more churches across Canada to effectively journey well in community with children and families: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/donate" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/donate</a>Newsletter sign-up: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/newsletter" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/newsletter</a>Email: <a href="mailto:podcast@careimpact.ca" rel="nofollow">podcast@careimpact.ca</a>We want to hear your voice, send us your audio by visiting here: <a href="https://app.rumble.studio/forms/open/4c38be85-51ca-430e-96a1-7a851078475d" rel="nofollow">Enter the Online Studio</a>Editing and production by Johan Heinrichs: <a href="http://arkpodcasts.ca/" rel="nofollow">arkpodcasts.ca</a>

The episode discusses how Voices, a community-based organization, helps young people aging out of care by building a network of support, providing resources, and advocating for their rights. The guest, Marie, shares her personal experience of being in and out of care as a child and how she discovered the Youth in Care network. She explains how Voices aims to engage, equip, and empower young people by offering opportunities to connect with their peers, learn about their rights, and share their stories safely.

Key points:
	•	Voices provides support for young people in and from care, aged 12 to 30+.
	•	The organization aims to build community and let young people know that they are not alone.
	•	Marie shares her experience of feeling like her family was the only one going through challenges until she learned about the Youth in Care network at the age of 24.
	•	Voices focuses on engaging young people, equipping them with knowledge and resources, and empowering them to achieve their goals.
	•	Safe storytelling is a significant aspect of Voices' approach to healing and sharing experiences.

About Marie:
Marie Christian is the director of Voices: Manitoba’s Youth in Care Network. She is a first voice advocate and a recent graduate of the Masters of Social Work based in Indigenous Knowledges program at the University of Manitoba. Being able to combine her lived experiences with education and professional experience allows Marie to do her best while working with and on behalf of young people in and from care.

Voices Website: voices.mb.ca
FB facebook.com/VoicesMB
IG: instagram.com/voicesmyicn
Twitter: twitter.com/VoicesMYICN

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Sharing Stories Safely: Empowering Young People in and from Care | Marie Christian

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In this episode, our guest, Darrell, shares his passion for helping people discover their unique life purpose and finding fulfillment in their lives. He discusses how he started his journey of leadership development and how it has evolved over time. Darrell emphasizes the importance of self-awareness and understanding others in building healthy relationships and achieving success.Key Points:<ul><li>Darrell&#39;s passion for helping people and finding purpose in life.</li><li>His journey of self-discovery and how it has influenced his work.</li><li>The importance of self-awareness in navigating life&#39;s challenges.</li><li>How Darrell uses professional tools to empower and encourage people in their unique contexts.</li><li>The impact of his leadership development work on individuals and organizations.</li><li>The need for soft skills in working together effectively and embracing diversity of ideas.</li><li>Darrell&#39;s vision for leaving a greater impact by equipping the next generation.</li></ul>Episode Highlights:<ul><li>Darrell shares his passion for helping people and finding purpose in life, and how his love for the outdoors and his faith have influenced his journey.</li><li>He discusses his approach to leadership development, focusing on equipping, empowering, and encouraging individuals to live a life of purpose.</li><li>Darrell highlights the importance of self-awareness in navigating life&#39;s challenges and shares how he uses professional tools to help people gain greater understanding of themselves.</li><li>He talks about the impact of his work on individuals and organizations, and shares a success story of a general manager who experienced positive changes in himself and his team.</li><li>Darrell emphasizes the need for soft skills in working together effectively and embracing diversity of ideas, and how it can lead to greater success in achieving common goals.</li><li>He shares his vision for leaving a greater impact by equipping the next generation and helping people work together better.</li><li> </li></ul>Scope Leadership Development: <a href="https://www.scopeleadership.com/" rel="nofollow">https://www.scopeleadership.com/</a>Other Links:We want to hear your voice, send us your audio by visiting here: <a href="https://app.rumble.studio/forms/open/4c38be85-51ca-430e-96a1-7a851078475d" rel="nofollow">Enter the Online Studio</a>Visit us at: <a href="http://journeywithcare.ca" rel="nofollow">journeywithcare.ca</a>About the CarePortal: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/careportal" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/careportal</a>Help connect and equip more churches across Canada to effectively journey well in community with children and families: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/donate" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/donate</a>Newsletter sign-up: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/newsletter" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/newsletter</a>Email: <a href="mailto:podcast@careimpact.ca" rel="nofollow">podcast@careimpact.ca</a>Editing and production by Johan Heinrichs: <a href="http://arkpodcasts.ca" rel="nofollow">arkpodcasts.ca</a>

In this episode, our guest, Darrell, shares his passion for helping people discover their unique life purpose and finding fulfillment in their lives. He discusses how he started his journey of leadership development and how it has evolved over time. Darrell emphasizes the importance of self-awareness and understanding others in building healthy relationships and achieving success.

Key Points:

Darrell's passion for helping people and finding purpose in life.
His journey of self-discovery and how it has influenced his work.
The importance of self-awareness in navigating life's challenges.
How Darrell uses professional tools to empower and encourage people in their unique contexts.
The impact of his leadership development work on individuals and organizations.
The need for soft skills in working together effectively and embracing diversity of ideas.
Darrell's vision for leaving a greater impact by equipping the next generation.
Episode Highlights:

Darrell shares his passion for helping people and finding purpose in life, and how his love for the outdoors and his faith have influenced his journey.
He discusses his approach to leadership development, focusing on equipping, empowering, and encouraging individuals to live a life of purpose.
Darrell highlights the importance of self-awareness in navigating life's challenges and shares how he uses professional tools to help people gain greater understanding of themselves.
He talks about the impact of his work on individuals and organizations, and shares a success story of a general manager who experienced positive changes in himself and his team.
Darrell emphasizes the need for soft skills in working together effectively and embracing diversity of ideas, and how it can lead to greater success in achieving common goals.
He shares his vision for leaving a greater impact by equipping the next generation and helping people work together better.


In this episode, Darrell shares his passion for helping people discover their unique life purpose and find fulfillment in their lives. He emphasizes the importance of self-awareness, understanding others, and developing soft skills in building healthy relationships and achieving success. Listeners are encouraged to embrace their uniqueness, live out their purpose, and work together effectively to make a positive impact on the world.

Scope Leadership Development: https://www.scopeleadership.com/

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Discovering Purpose: Insights on Leadership and Self-Awareness | Darrell Kehler

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In this conversation host, Tim Smith (Academy Director with CareImpact) has a conversation with Joel Calabrese.Joel Calabrese completed a Masters Degree and plans to work on a PhD with the NAIITS Indigenous Learning Circle. Joel has worked in contract archaeology since 1993 and recently started a research and consulting business. Joel shares a bit about his experience as a missionary and how his faith in Jesus continues to guide his life.The conversation centres around a discussion of connections, particularly with land and treaty, that are vital and important. Joel also shares what change or movement he would like to see towards the Truth and Reconciliation Commission calls to action.The conversation delves into the concept of context, the importance of understanding it when examining artifacts and history, and how it applies to discipleship and understanding the greater context of the world Christian experience and movement. The conversation concludes by exploring ways (even small simple steps) to engage with communities in a way that promotes change and understanding, including learning the language, even a few words.NAIITS: <a href="https://www.naiits.com/" rel="nofollow">https://www.naiits.com/</a>Book: My Conversations With Canadians Paperback by Lee Maracle: <a href="https://a.co/d/fKkJmDv" rel="nofollow">https://a.co/d/fKkJmDv</a>Book: Braiding Sweetgrass: Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific Knowledge and the Teachings of Plants Paperback by Robin Wall Kimmerer: <a href="https://a.co/d/0o2McPc" rel="nofollow">https://a.co/d/0o2McPc</a>Other Links:We want to hear your voice, send us your audio by visiting here: <a href="https://app.rumble.studio/forms/open/4c38be85-51ca-430e-96a1-7a851078475d" rel="nofollow">Enter the Online Studio</a>Visit us at: <a href="http://journeywithcare.ca" rel="nofollow">journeywithcare.ca</a>About the CarePortal: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/careportal" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/careportal</a>Help connect and equip more churches across Canada to effectively journey well in community with children and families: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/donate" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/donate</a>Newsletter sign-up: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/newsletter" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/newsletter</a>Email: <a href="mailto:podcast@careimpact.ca" rel="nofollow">podcast@careimpact.ca</a>Editing and production by Johan Heinrichs: <a href="http://arkpodcasts.ca" rel="nofollow">arkpodcasts.ca</a>

In this conversation host, Tim has a conversation with Joel Calabrese.

Joel Calabrese is residing in Mi’kma’ki. He completed a Masters Degree and plans to work on a PhD with the NAIITS Indigenous Learning Circle. Joel has worked in contract archaeology since 1993 and recently started a research and consulting business. He's married with 3 children and enjoys writing, artwork, and playing RPGs. Joel's faith in Jesus continues to guide his life.

The conversation centres around a discussion of connections, particularly with land and treaty, that are vital and important. The host asks guests what gets them up in the morning and what keeps them up at night, especially regarding things they would like to see change or movement in, such as the Truth and Reconciliation Commission calls to action. 

The conversation delves into the concept of context, the importance of understanding it when examining artifacts and history, and how it applies to discipleship and understanding the greater context of the world Christian experience and movement. The conversation concludes by exploring ways to engage with communities in a way that promotes change and understanding, including learning the language and carrying some words around. The discussion emphasizes the importance of learning from and growing in relationship with others.

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Decolonizing Your Mindset: Small Steps to Engage with Truth and Reconciliation | Joel Calabrese

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Dr. Ray Aldred, a leading Indigenous theologian, and the director of the Indigenous Studies Program at the Vancouver School of Theology, sits down with Tim &amp; Wendi to discuss the impact of colonization on Indigenous societies and their relationship with the land. He emphasizes the potential for the Bible to be a tool for reconciliation and decolonization, but highlights the importance of listening to Indigenous voices and perspectives. Dr. Aldred also stresses the need for cultural revitalization and the reclamation of Indigenous languages, traditions, and spiritual practices.<a href="https://henrinouwen.org/" rel="nofollow">https://henrinouwen.org/</a><a href="https://vst.edu/people/raymond-aldred/" rel="nofollow">https://vst.edu/people/raymond-aldred/</a>Other Links:We want to hear your voice, send us your audio by visiting here: <a href="https://app.rumble.studio/forms/open/4c38be85-51ca-430e-96a1-7a851078475d" rel="nofollow">Enter the Online Studio</a>Visit us at: <a href="http://journeywithcare.ca" rel="nofollow">journeywithcare.ca</a>About the CarePortal: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/careportal" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/careportal</a>Help connect and equip more churches across Canada to effectively journey well in community with children and families: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/donate" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/donate</a>Newsletter sign-up: <a href="insider.careimpact.ca/newsletters" rel="nofollow">insider.careimpact.ca/newsletters</a>Email: <a href="mailto:podcast@careimpact.ca" rel="nofollow">podcast@careimpact.ca</a>Editing and production by Johan Heinrichs: <a href="http://arkpodcasts.ca" rel="nofollow">arkpodcasts.ca</a>

Dr. Ray Aldred, a leading Indigenous theologian, and the director of the Indigenous Studies Program at the Vancouver School of Theology, sits down with Tim & Wendi to discuss the impact of colonization on Indigenous societies and their relationship with the land. He emphasizes the potential for the Bible to be a tool for reconciliation and decolonization, but highlights the importance of listening to Indigenous voices and perspectives. Dr. Aldred also stresses the need for cultural revitalization and the reclamation of Indigenous languages, traditions, and spiritual practices.

https://henrinouwen.org/

https://vst.edu/people/raymond-aldred/

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Decolonization, the Bible, and Indigenous Spirituality | Ray Aldred

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Continuing the conversation, Jared Ross shares about his personal experience of losing his best friend to suicide, his journey to healing and how worship played a significant role in all of it. Jared is currently involved with Deeper Life Ministries in Strasbourg, Saskatchewan that focuses on prayer and worship. Deeper Life Ministries: <a href="https://www.deeperlifeministries.ca/" rel="nofollow">https://www.deeperlifeministries.ca/</a>Other Links:We want to hear your voice, send us your audio by visiting here: <a href="https://app.rumble.studio/forms/open/4c38be85-51ca-430e-96a1-7a851078475d" rel="nofollow">Enter the Online Studio</a>Visit us at: <a href="http://journeywithcare.ca/" rel="nofollow">journeywithcare.ca</a>About the CarePortal: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/careportal" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/careportal</a>Help connect and equip more churches across Canada to effectively journey well in community with children and families: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/donate" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/donate</a>Newsletter sign-up: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/newsletter" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/newsletter</a>Email: <a href="mailto:podcast@careimpact.ca" rel="nofollow">podcast@careimpact.ca</a>Editing and production by Johan Heinrichs: <a href="http://arkpodcasts.ca/" rel="nofollow">arkpodcasts.ca</a>

From Hurt to Hope: A Journey of Music, Ministry, and Identity | Jared Ross

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Jared Ross, is a musician and songwriter located in Strasbourg, Saskatchewan. Jared’s life, like many of the Indigenous children at the time, was greatly affected by the residential schools, though he never attended one himself. In this episode, Jared gives us a little glimpse of his childhood, growing up in the reserve at Cross Lake, Manitoba, the challenges he faced when he decided to move out to study at Eston College and how he eventually found healing and total freedom in Jesus.His journey of forgiveness and healing is both powerful and challenging. Jared is passionate about the church and envisions a day that the youth of the First Nations will experience revival and healing. He currently serves at Deeper Life Ministries located in Strasbourg, Saskatchewan.Deeper Life Ministries: <a href="https://www.deeperlifeministries.ca/" rel="nofollow">https://www.deeperlifeministries.ca/</a>Other Links:We want to hear your voice, send us your audio by visiting here: <a href="https://app.rumble.studio/forms/open/4c38be85-51ca-430e-96a1-7a851078475d" rel="nofollow">Enter the Online Studio</a>Visit us at: <a href="http://journeywithcare.ca" rel="nofollow">journeywithcare.ca</a>About the CarePortal: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/careportal" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/careportal</a>Help connect and equip more churches across Canada to effectively journey well in community with children and families: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/donate" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/donate</a>Newsletter sign-up: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/newsletter" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/newsletter</a>Email: <a href="mailto:podcast@careimpact.ca" rel="nofollow">podcast@careimpact.ca</a>Editing and production by Johan Heinrichs: <a href="http://arkpodcasts.ca" rel="nofollow">arkpodcasts.ca</a>

Jared Ross, is a musician and songwriter located in Strasbourg, Saskatchewan. Jared’s life, like many of the Indigenous children at the time, was greatly affected by the residential schools, though he never attended one himself. In this episode, Jared gives us a little glimpse of his childhood, growing up in the reserve at Cross Lake, Manitoba, the challenges he faced when he decided to move out to study at Eston College and how he eventually found healing and total freedom in Jesus.

His journey of forgiveness and healing is both powerful and challenging. Jared is passionate about the church and envisions a day that the youth of the First Nations will experience revival and healing. He currently serves at Deeper Life Ministries located in Strasbourg, Saskatchewan.

Deeper Life Ministries: https://www.deeperlifeministries.ca/

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From Trauma to Freedom: A Story of Healing and Redemption | Jared Ross

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If you’re a philanthropist at heart, and love learning about fundraising, and donor engagement, this episode is definitely for you!Doris Olafsen, founder of DO Philanthropy Inc., talks about what it means to be a philanthropist, some fundraising 101 and how to meaningfully engage donors. Doris’ passion to connect the right people to an organization and see charities and philanthropists succeed has made her a trusted coach and consultant for the past 25 years. Growing up in poverty herself, Doris knows all too well the difference a community can make in the lives of children and families in hard places. If you&#39;re a leader at a non-profit or any ministry, this episode will reignite the embers of your dreams and help you start believing that your calling is significant and there is more than enough in the Kingdom for you to succeed. <h3>Other Links:</h3>We want to hear your voice, send us your audio by visiting here: <a href="https://app.rumble.studio/forms/open/4c38be85-51ca-430e-96a1-7a851078475d" rel="nofollow">Enter the Online Studio</a>Visit us at: <a href="http://journeywithcare.ca" rel="nofollow">journeywithcare.ca</a>About the CarePortal: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/careportal" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/careportal</a>Help connect and equip more churches across Canada to effectively journey well in community with children and families: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/donate" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/donate</a>Newsletter sign-up: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/newsletter" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/newsletter</a>Email: <a href="mailto:podcast@careimpact.ca" rel="nofollow">podcast@careimpact.ca</a>Editing and production by Johan Heinrichs: <a href="http://arkpodcasts.ca" rel="nofollow">arkpodcasts.ca</a>

If you’re a philanthropist at heart, and love learning about fundraising, and donor engagement, this episode is definitely for you!

Doris Olafsen, founder of DO Philanthropy Inc., talks about what it means to be a philanthropist, some fundraising 101 and how to meaningfully engage donors. Doris’ passion to connect the right people to an organization and see charities and philanthropists succeed has made her a trusted coach and consultant for the past 25 years. Growing up in poverty herself, Doris knows all too well the difference a community can make in the lives of children and families in hard places. If you're a leader at a non-profit or any ministry, this episode will reignite the embers of your dreams and help you start believing that your calling is significant and there is more than enough in the Kingdom for you to succeed. 

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The Power of Relational Philanthropy | Doris Olafsen

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Wendi and Shelaine Strom, National Education Lead at Food for the Hungry Canada and co-host of the Ending Poverty Together Podcast, chat about the value of fostering healthy relationships within our Canadian churches and communities. Shelaine helps us recognize that though we are all impoverished in some form, not all of us are equally vulnerable at a given moment. For some of us, our poverty is hidden, while for others, their poverty is more obvious. This profound understanding of poverty helps us walk alongside our neighbours with a posture of helping and learning at the same time, creating mutual transformation. This episode will not only change the way you see and talk about poverty but will empower you to connect with your neighbours bringing communities closer together.Ending Poverty Together Podcast: <a href="https://www.fhcanada.org/podcast/" rel="nofollow">https://www.fhcanada.org/podcast/</a>Other Links:We want to hear your voice, send us your audio by visiting here: <a href="https://app.rumble.studio/forms/open/4c38be85-51ca-430e-96a1-7a851078475d" rel="nofollow">Enter the Online Studio</a>Visit us at: <a href="http://journeywithcare.ca" rel="nofollow">journeywithcare.ca</a>About the CarePortal: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/careportal" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/careportal</a>Help connect and equip more churches across Canada to effectively journey well in community with children and families: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/donate" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/donate</a>Newsletter sign-up: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/newsletter" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/newsletter</a>Email: <a href="mailto:podcast@careimpact.ca" rel="nofollow">podcast@careimpact.ca</a>Editing and production by Johan Heinrichs: <a href="http://arkpodcasts.ca" rel="nofollow">arkpodcasts.ca</a>

Wendi and Shelaine Strom, National Education Lead at Food for the Hungry Canada and co-host of the Ending Poverty Together Podcast, chat about the value of fostering healthy relationships within our Canadian churches and communities. Shelaine helps us recognize that though we are all impoverished in some form, not all of us are equally vulnerable at a given moment. For some of us, our poverty is hidden, while for others, their poverty is more obvious. This profound understanding of poverty helps us walk alongside our neighbours with a posture of helping and learning at the same time, creating mutual transformation. 

This episode will not only change the way you see and talk about poverty but will empower you to connect with your neighbours bringing communities closer together.

Ending Poverty Together Podcast: https://www.fhcanada.org/podcast/

Other Links:

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Editing and production by Johan Heinrichs: arkpodcasts.ca

Understanding Poverty | Shelaine Strom

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In this conversation, Daniel Whitehead, CEO of Sanctuary Mental Health Ministries sits down with Wendi and Johan to talk about all things mental health and what it looks like for the church to care for those who are struggling with mental health problems. Sharing his own struggles with mental health, while heading an organization like Sanctuary, Daniel shares why praying away mental health challenges does not work while the transformative power of honest conversations can contribute in creating a welcoming environment in churches for those who are battling with varied mental health issues.If you want to learn how you can support mental health and well being in your community, you don’t want to miss this episode.Access the Sanctuary Course: <a href="https://www.careimpact.ca/academy/mental-health-and-wellness" rel="nofollow">https://www.careimpact.ca/academy/mental-health-and-wellness</a>Other LinksWe want to hear your voice, send us your audio by visiting here: <a href="https://app.rumble.studio/forms/open/4c38be85-51ca-430e-96a1-7a851078475d" rel="nofollow">Enter the Online Studio</a>Visit us at: <a href="http://journeywithcare.ca" rel="nofollow">journeywithcare.ca</a>About the CarePortal: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/careportal" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/careportal</a>Help connect and equip more churches across Canada to effectively journey well in community with children and families: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/donate" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/donate</a>Newsletter sign-up: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/newsletter" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/newsletter</a>Email: <a href="mailto:podcast@careimpact.ca" rel="nofollow">podcast@careimpact.ca</a>Editing and production by Johan Heinrichs: <a href="http://arkpodcasts.ca" rel="nofollow">arkpodcasts.ca</a>

In this conversation, Daniel Whitehead, CEO of Sanctuary Mental Health Ministries sits down with Wendi and Johan to talk about all things mental health and what it looks like for the church to care for those who are struggling with mental health problems. Sharing his own struggles with mental health, while heading an organization like Sanctuary, Daniel shares why praying away mental health challenges does not work while the transformative power of honest conversations can contribute in creating a welcoming environment in churches for those who are battling with varied mental health issues.

If you want to learn how you can support mental health and well being in your community, you don’t want to miss this episode.

Access the Sanctuary Course: https://www.careimpact.ca/academy/mental-health-and-wellness

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Visit us at: journeywithcare.ca

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Editing and production by Johan Heinrichs: arkpodcasts.ca

Mental Health and the Church | Daniel Whitehead

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Season 2 comes with a variety of hosts and storied topics covering: reconciliation, mental health and wellness, healthy collaboration, child welfare and more! Other LinksWe want to hear your voice, send us your audio by visiting here: <a href="https://app.rumble.studio/forms/open/4c38be85-51ca-430e-96a1-7a851078475d" rel="nofollow">Enter the Online Studio</a>Visit us at: <a href="http://journeywithcare.ca/" rel="nofollow">journeywithcare.ca</a>About the CarePortal: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/careportal" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/careportal</a>Help connect and equip more churches across Canada to effectively journey well in community with children and families: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/donate" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/donate</a>Newsletter sign-up: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/newsletter" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/newsletter</a>Email: <a href="mailto:podcast@careimpact.ca" rel="nofollow">podcast@careimpact.ca</a>Editing and production by Johan Heinrichs: <a href="http://arkpodcasts.ca/" rel="nofollow">arkpodcasts.ca</a>35 minDraft, To Publish on January 13, 2023 at 5:00 am CST<img src="https://static.redcircle.com/seedcast-ui/prod_seedcast-ui_wellington_carve_v4/static/media/play.1142353a.svg" alt="play">

Trailer | Season 2

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We have had an amazing couple of months since we launched in July 2022 and we want to say a special ‘Thank you’ to our listeners for joining us on this journey! We are so grateful for your support and we look forward to bringing you more conversations and more stories that are close to our hearts in the following year.But as we wrap up 2022, join Johan, our Journey with Care Producer and Podcast Engineer, in this special episode, as he introduces you to some amazing people on the CareImpact team and share&#39;s a bit about what to expect in the new year with the podcast.You will also hear Wendi Park (co-founder of CareImpact), reflect on this past year and share her excitement and challenges for the year ahead.You definitely don’t want to miss this one!Neeba’s Episode:<a href="https://www.careimpact.ca/post/fourth-advent-joy" rel="nofollow"> https://www.careimpact.ca/post/fourth-advent-joy</a>Galina’s Episode: <a href="https://www.careimpact.ca/post/third-advent-love" rel="nofollow">https://www.careimpact.ca/post/third-advent-love</a>Tim’s Episode: <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/tim-smith-back-to-school-for-the-canadian-church-trauma-care/id1620772767?i=1000578955943" rel="nofollow">https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/tim-smith-back-to-school-for-the-canadian-church-trauma-care/id1620772767?i=1000578955943</a>Other LinksWe want to hear your voice, send us your audio by visiting here: <a href="https://app.rumble.studio/forms/open/4c38be85-51ca-430e-96a1-7a851078475d" rel="nofollow">Enter the Online Studio</a>Visit us at: <a href="http://journeywithcare.ca/" rel="nofollow">journeywithcare.ca</a>About the CarePortal: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/careportal" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/careportal</a>Help connect and equip more churches across Canada to effectively journey well in community with children and families: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/donate" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/donate</a>Newsletter sign-up: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/newsletter" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/newsletter</a>Email: <a href="mailto:podcast@careimpact.ca" rel="nofollow">podcast@careimpact.ca</a>Editing and production by Johan Heinrichs: <a href="http://arkpodcasts.ca/" rel="nofollow">arkpodcasts.ca</a>

We have had an amazing couple of months since we launched in July 2022 and we want to say a special ‘Thank you’ to our listeners for joining us on this journey! We are so grateful for your support and we look forward to bringing you more conversations and more stories that are close to our hearts in the following year.

But as we wrap up 2022, join Johan, our Journey with Care Producer and Podcast Engineer, in this special episode, as he introduces you to some amazing people on the CareImpact team and share's a bit about what to expect in the new year with the podcast.

You will also hear Wendi Park (co-founder of CareImpact), reflect on this past year and share her excitement and challenges for the year ahead.

You definitely don’t want to miss this one!

Neeba’s Episode: https://www.careimpact.ca/post/fourth-advent-joy

Galina’s Episode: https://www.careimpact.ca/post/third-advent-love

Tim’s Episode: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/tim-smith-back-to-school-for-the-canadian-church-trauma-care/id1620772767?i=1000578955943

Other Links

We want to hear your voice, send us your audio by visiting here: Enter the Online Studio

Visit us at: journeywithcare.ca

About the CarePortal: careimpact.ca/careportal

Help connect and equip more churches across Canada to effectively journey well in community with children and families: careimpact.ca/donate

Newsletter sign-up: careimpact.ca/newsletter

Email: podcast@careimpact.ca

Editing and production by Johan Heinrichs: arkpodcasts.ca

End of Year Special

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What does joy look like in seasons of grief and pain?What happens to us when our reality looks exactly opposite of everything we hoped and dreamed of?How do we continue to trust God and remain joyful in life’s most hardest moments?In this Advent episode, Neeba Abraham, from Hamilton Ontario, shares what it looks like to trust God in the ebbs and flows of life and what joy truly means in those seasons. Moving out of an engineering career, getting married and losing her father unexpectedly a few months later, Neeba gets real about each event and how she felt in those moments.If you are feeling weighed down and disheartened, you want to listen to this episode. Neeba and Wendi discuss some practical ways to remain joyful while being present and vulnerable to others who are walking through hard seasons of life.Other LinksWe want to hear your voice, send us your audio by visiting here: <a href="https://app.rumble.studio/forms/open/4c38be85-51ca-430e-96a1-7a851078475d" rel="nofollow">Enter the Online Studio</a>Visit us at: <a href="http://journeywithcare.ca/" rel="nofollow">journeywithcare.ca</a>About the CarePortal: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/careportal" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/careportal</a>Help connect and equip more churches across Canada to effectively journey well in community with children and families: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/donate" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/donate</a>Newsletter sign-up: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/newsletter" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/newsletter</a>Email: <a href="mailto:podcast@careimpact.ca" rel="nofollow">podcast@careimpact.ca</a>Editing and production by Johan Heinrichs: <a href="http://arkpodcasts.ca/" rel="nofollow">arkpodcasts.ca</a>

What does joy look like in seasons of grief and pain?

What happens to us when our reality looks exactly opposite of everything we hoped and dreamed of?

How do we continue to trust God and remain joyful in life’s most hardest moments?

In this Advent episode, Neeba Abraham, from Hamilton Ontario, shares what it looks like to trust God in the ebbs and flows of life and what joy truly means in those seasons. Moving out of an engineering career, getting married and losing her father unexpectedly a few months later, Neeba gets real about each event and how she felt in those moments.

If you are feeling weighed down and disheartened, you want to listen to this episode. Neeba and Wendi discuss some practical ways to remain joyful while being present and vulnerable to others who are walking through hard seasons of life.

Other Links

We want to hear your voice, send us your audio by visiting here: Enter the Online Studio

Visit us at: journeywithcare.ca

About the CarePortal: careimpact.ca/careportal

Help connect and equip more churches across Canada to effectively journey well in community with children and families: careimpact.ca/donate

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Email: podcast@careimpact.ca

Editing and production by Johan Heinrichs: arkpodcasts.ca

Neeba Abraham | The Advent of Joy

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Join Wendi in today’s episode as she chats with CareImpact’s Trauma Care Associate, Galina Smith, about how she has been personally impacted by the war in Ukraine and what loving our neighbour means in the midst of war and conflict.Galina is a Russian immigrant who resides in Annapolis, Nova Scotia with her husband and two children. In one of her travels to Ukraine a few years ago, she fell in love with the people of Ukraine and their language, creating long-lasting and beautiful friendships with her country’s perceived enemies. She shares the complexity and heartbreak of being caught in the tension of differing viewpoints and political propaganda while feeling shame and grief over the acts of violence caused by her own country towards people she now considers family.If you’re struggling to love and forgive those who have caused deep hurt and pain to your loved ones, this episode is a must-listen. Through Galina’s story, you can begin the journey of love and forgiveness this advent season.Lupins by the Wayside: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100087125623398&mibextid=LQQJ4d" rel="nofollow">https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100087125623398&amp;mibextid=LQQJ4d</a>Other LinksWe want to hear your voice, send us your audio by visiting here: <a href="https://app.rumble.studio/forms/open/4c38be85-51ca-430e-96a1-7a851078475d" rel="nofollow">Enter the Online Studio</a>Visit us at: <a href="http://journeywithcare.ca/" rel="nofollow">journeywithcare.ca</a>About the CarePortal: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/careportal" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/careportal</a>Help connect and equip more churches across Canada to effectively journey well in community with children and families: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/donate" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/donate</a>Newsletter sign-up: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/newsletter" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/newsletter</a>Email: <a href="mailto:podcast@careimpact.ca" rel="nofollow">podcast@careimpact.ca</a>Editing and production by Johan Heinrichs: <a href="http://arkpodcasts.ca/" rel="nofollow">arkpodcasts.ca</a>

Join Wendi in today’s episode as she chats with CareImpact’s Trauma Care Associate, Galina Smith, about how she has been personally impacted by the war in Ukraine and what loving our neighbour means in the midst of war and conflict.

Galina is a Russian immigrant who resides in Annapolis, Nova Scotia with her husband and two children. In one of her travels to Ukraine a few years ago, she fell in love with the people of Ukraine and their language, creating long-lasting and beautiful friendships with her country’s perceived enemies. She shares the complexity and heartbreak of being caught in the tension of differing viewpoints and political propaganda while feeling shame and grief over the acts of violence caused by her own country towards people she now considers family.

If you’re struggling to love and forgive those who have caused deep hurt and pain to your loved ones, this episode is a must-listen. Through Galina’s story, you can begin the journey of love and forgiveness this advent season.

Lupins by the Wayside: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100087125623398&mibextid=LQQJ4d

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Visit us at: journeywithcare.ca

About the CarePortal: careimpact.ca/careportal

Help connect and equip more churches across Canada to effectively journey well in community with children and families: careimpact.ca/donate

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Email: podcast@careimpact.ca

Editing and production by Johan Heinrichs: arkpodcasts.ca

Galina Smith | The Advent of Love

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In today’s episode, Randall Bear Barnetson, Indigenous artist and a follower of the Jesus way, joins Wendi Park in the unceded traditional territory of xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) nations, to share a little bit about his latest book release ‘The NativIty Art Project’. In this book, Bear has decolonized the Story of Jesus’ birth helping us to see Christ through an Indigenous worldview. He walks us through some of his beautiful artwork, explaining the deep spiritual meaning each piece holds and how it connects us to the Creator. Bear brings clarity and understanding for us as a community on how we can pursue peace and reconciliation authentically with our Indigenous brothers and sisters this Advent season. 24-7 Prayer Canada: <a href="https://www.247prayercanada.com" rel="nofollow">247prayercanada.com</a>Follow Bear on Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/randallbearbarnetson/" rel="nofollow">@randallbearbarnetson</a>Other LinksWe want to hear your voice, send us your audio by visiting here: <a href="https://app.rumble.studio/forms/open/4c38be85-51ca-430e-96a1-7a851078475d" rel="nofollow">Enter the Online Studio</a>Visit us at: <a href="http://journeywithcare.ca/" rel="nofollow">journeywithcare.ca</a>About the CarePortal: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/careportal" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/careportal</a>Help connect and equip more churches across Canada to effectively journey well in community with children and families: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/donate" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/donate</a>Newsletter sign-up: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/newsletter" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/newsletter</a>Email: <a href="mailto:podcast@careimpact.ca" rel="nofollow">podcast@careimpact.ca</a>Editing and production by Johan Heinrichs: <a href="http://arkpodcasts.ca/" rel="nofollow">arkpodcasts.ca</a>

Bear Barnetson | The Advent of Peace

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In this week&#39;s episode, Deborah, a brave young woman from Nigeria who immigrated to Canada almost 6 years ago, joins Wendi Park to share her story and the resilient hope she has in Jesus. Deborah was a victim of domestic childhood abuse and has battled with PTSD, suicidal thoughts, grief, separation from family and feelings of abandonment to name a few.If you feel like you&#39;re struggling to find hope this season, or you are wanting to support others in this space, you don’t want to miss this episode. Deborah’s story will give you a tangible thread of hope that will make your doubting heart believe in God’s love and offers practical insight to journey well with others.Subscribe to &#39;Journey with Care&#39; so you don&#39;t miss our Advent miniseries.Other LinksWe want to hear your voice, send us your audio by visiting here: <a href="https://app.rumble.studio/forms/open/4c38be85-51ca-430e-96a1-7a851078475d" rel="nofollow">Enter the Online Studio</a>Visit us at: <a href="http://journeywithcare.ca/" rel="nofollow">journeywithcare.ca</a>About the CarePortal: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/careportal" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/careportal</a>Help connect and equip more churches across Canada to effectively journey well in community with children and families: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/donate" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/donate</a>Newsletter sign-up: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/newsletter" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/newsletter</a>Email: <a href="mailto:podcast@careimpact.ca" rel="nofollow">podcast@careimpact.ca</a>Editing and production by Johan Heinrichs: <a href="http://arkpodcasts.ca/" rel="nofollow">arkpodcasts.ca</a>

Deborah Ekpeneidua | The Advent of Hope

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Karen Jolly is an indigenous woman leader in the Christian community in Manitoba. She has been involved in ministry for many years and has a heart for reconciliation.Have you been told that the only way to get Reconciliation, healing, and restoration is to &#34;just get over it&#34;? If you&#39;re still taking this ineffective action and not getting results, this episode is for you. You&#39;ll learn from Karen Jolly&#34;Reconciliation is fixing something that has been broken, and it carries into many different places. But probably the strongest thing is relationships. When relationships are broken, there needs to be a time where you bring people together, you talk about what&#39;s happened&#34;This is Karen Jolly&#39;s story...As an indigenous woman, she understands the importance of bringing people together to mend broken relationships. She has worked hard to overcome her own pain and trauma, and to be the best mom she can be to her two grown children. Karen&#39;s hope is that the next generation will continue the journey of reconciliation with each other and Christ and that the country can begin to heal the wounds of the past.Other LinksWe want to hear your voice, send us your audio by visiting here: <a href="https://app.rumble.studio/forms/open/4c38be85-51ca-430e-96a1-7a851078475d" rel="nofollow">Enter the Online Studio</a>Visit us at: <a href="http://journeywithcare.ca/" rel="nofollow">journeywithcare.ca</a>About the CarePortal: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/careportal" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/careportal</a>Help connect and equip more churches across Canada to effectively journey well in community with children and families: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/donate" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/donate</a>Newsletter sign-up: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/newsletter" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/newsletter</a>Email: <a href="mailto:podcast@careimpact.ca" rel="nofollow">podcast@careimpact.ca</a>Editing and production by Johan Heinrichs: <a href="http://arkpodcasts.ca/" rel="nofollow">arkpodcasts.ca</a>

Karen Jolly | "Maybe I'll Wear My White Buckskin Before Jesus"

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Melvina has a conversation with Wally McKay. Listen in to an important conversation as Wally shares his wisdom on the value of Indigenous languages, understanding poverty, promoting good health and maintaining culture.Other LinksWe want to hear your voice, send us your audio by visiting here: <a href="https://app.rumble.studio/forms/open/4c38be85-51ca-430e-96a1-7a851078475d" rel="nofollow">Enter the Online Studio</a>Visit us at: <a href="http://journeywithcare.ca/" rel="nofollow">journeywithcare.ca</a>About the CarePortal: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/careportal" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/careportal</a>Help connect and equip more churches across Canada to effectively journey well in community with children and families: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/donate" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/donate</a>Newsletter sign-up: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/newsletter" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/newsletter</a>Email: <a href="mailto:podcast@careimpact.ca" rel="nofollow">podcast@careimpact.ca</a>Editing and production by Johan Heinrichs: <a href="http://arkpodcasts.ca/" rel="nofollow">arkpodcasts.ca</a>

Wally McKay | We Don't Need Another Missionary

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In this episode Melvina sits down with Mary Anne Funk. Mary shares her heart and experiences working with children and families in the inner city with Living Bible Explorers.Other LinksWe want to hear your voice, send us your audio by visiting here: <a href="https://app.rumble.studio/forms/open/4c38be85-51ca-430e-96a1-7a851078475d" rel="nofollow">Enter the Online Studio</a>Visit us at: <a href="http://journeywithcare.ca/" rel="nofollow">journeywithcare.ca</a>About the CarePortal: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/careportal" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/careportal</a>Help connect and equip more churches across Canada to effectively journey well in community with children and families: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/donate" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/donate</a>Newsletter sign-up: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/newsletter" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/newsletter</a>Email: <a href="mailto:podcast@careimpact.ca" rel="nofollow">podcast@careimpact.ca</a>Editing and production by Johan Heinrichs: <a href="http://arkpodcasts.ca/" rel="nofollow">arkpodcasts.ca</a>

Mary Anne Funk | Love is God's Language

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Melvina and Wendi have a powerful interview with Dr. James Robertson the Author of the newly released book, Overlooked: The Forgotten Origin Stories of Canadian Christianity.Overlooked Book: <a href="https://www.newleafnetwork.ca/canadaoverlooked" rel="nofollow">canadaoverlooked.ca</a>An intro to a class by Dr. James Robertson: <a href="https://vimeo.com/689132330" rel="nofollow">vimeo.com/689132330</a>The episode with Jim Thunder: <a href="https://redcircle.com/shows/b093eaea-5bde-4acb-bd23-c31626b41239/episodes/8d9ec28b-d62d-4520-a671-43cfe6f825e2" rel="nofollow">https://redcircle.com/shows/b093eaea-5bde-4acb-bd23-c31626b41239/episodes/8d9ec28b-d62d-4520-a671-43cfe6f825e2</a>Book mentioned: <a href="https://www.amazon.ca/dp/0385664222/ref=redir_mobile_desktop?_encoding=UTF8&openid.assoc_handle=caamazon&openid.claimed_id=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.ca%2Fap%2Fid%2Famzn1.account.AE2ZKOENOWUQ6X7GGX6QNM6Y2POQ&openid.identity=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.ca%2Fap%2Fid%2Famzn1.account.AE2ZKOENOWUQ6X7GGX6QNM6Y2POQ&openid.mode=id_res&openid.ns=http%3A%2F%2Fspecs.openid.net%2Fauth%2F2.0&openid.ns.pape=http%3A%2F%2Fspecs.openid.net%2Fextensions%2Fpape%2F1.0&openid.op_endpoint=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.ca%2Fap%2Fsignin&openid.pape.auth_policies=http%3A%2F%2Fschemas.openid.net%2Fpape%2Fpolicies%2F2007%2F06%2Fnone&openid.pape.auth_time=2022-10-06T14%3A03%3A50Z&openid.response_nonce=2022-10-06T14%3A03%3A50Z6745917957180097255&openid.return_to=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.ca%2Fgp%2Faw%2Fd%2F0385664222&openid.sig=Z0hf0nwO4fvnSu4rXgwaD4gIDQ5J%2FRR8CwD5dmuutcA%3D&openid.signed=assoc_handle%2Cclaimed_id%2Cidentity%2Cmode%2Cns%2Cop_endpoint%2Cresponse_nonce%2Creturn_to%2Cns.pape%2Cpape.auth_policies%2Cpape.auth_time%2Csigned&serial=" rel="nofollow">The Inconvenient Indian: A Curious Account of Native People in North America</a>Other LinksWe want to hear your voice, send us your audio by visiting here: <a href="https://app.rumble.studio/forms/open/4c38be85-51ca-430e-96a1-7a851078475d" rel="nofollow">Enter the Online Studio</a>Visit us at: <a href="http://journeywithcare.ca/" rel="nofollow">journeywithcare.ca</a>About the CarePortal: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/careportal" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/careportal</a>Help connect and equip more churches across Canada to effectively journey well in community with children and families: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/donate" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/donate</a>Newsletter sign-up: <a href="http://careimpact.ca/newsletter" rel="nofollow">careimpact.ca/newsletter</a>Email: <a href="mailto:podcast@careimpact.ca" rel="nofollow">podcast@careimpact.ca</a>Editing and production by Johan Heinrichs: <a href="http://arkpodcasts.ca/" rel="nofollow">arkpodcasts.ca</a>

Dr. James Robertson | Uncovering the History of the Canadian Church

Conversations covering reconciliation, trauma, mental health and the church.

The wellbeing of children and families is a community issue - and we all have a part to play. But it is often hard to know how to journey with others in hard places. Join us every second Friday as we get real, honest voices from across Canada, hearing their stories and exploring ways we can all journey together in a good way. If you want to care for others in your community and need some first-hand insight and biblical perspective, this show is for you.