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In this podcast Bible study, we will explore the book of Philippians 3. We will discuss the importance of consistency, habits, and running your race well.

In this episode we hear from David Lewis, Project Lead for the Memorial Foundation Social Justice Fellows Program!

The curriculum for the Fellows Program centers advocacy, community organizing, learning, and public policy to creatively leverage the unique experiences of each Fellow.  Learning will be guided by some of the nation’s leading voices on social justice through dynamic lectures and self-guided instructional modules.  As a result of participating in this Program, Fellows can expect to build an intentional community of support with like-minded leaders across the nation, explore high impact practices that move communities from consumers of a movement to activism, and develop an understanding of leadership and advocacy for long-term, sustainable community change. Applications for the 2023 Cohort are now available on thememorialfoundation.org and are due September 29th. 

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In this podcast Bible study, we will explore the book of Philippians 1. We will discuss the importance of being present, not rushing your life, and having a childlike (not childish) relationship with God.

We will also look at some of the specific challenges that Paul faced while addressing the church in Philippi.

This podcast study is perfect for anyone who is looking for guidance and encouragement in the midst of hardship. It will help you to understand God's perspective on suffering, and it will give you practical tools for coping with difficult times.

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Rev. Crystal Varner Parker chats with Di Baddest Chaplain about running for the Henrico County School Board.

Here is a link to her campaign website: https://cvpforschools.com/

Here is a link to donating: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/cvpforschools

You can connect with Rev. Parker on social: Facebook and Instagram

Erin Hamilton chats with Di Baddest Chaplain about One Hope Wines, entrepreneurship attached to service, moderation, and the need to pursue understanding of one another.

Find out more about One Hope Wines here.

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Gabe Amo, Candidate for Congress, Discusses His Platform 

Gabe Amo, candidate for congress in the 1st district of Rhode Island, discusses his platform on a range of issues, including the climate, healthcare, and education.

Hope came up a number of times in this conversation and I asked him frankly about being in politics in a time when civil discourse is so difficult to sustain. 

Be sure to visit https://www.gabeamo.com/gabes-plan/ for more information on ways to get involved in his campaign. 

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In this episode of the podcast, we interview Dr. Peter Watts, CEO and Co-Founder of the Watts of Power Foundation. Dr. Watts discusses the Teacher Village, a program that recruits and trains more Black male teachers, with plans to also provide housing so they can live affordably in the neighborhoods where they teach.

We talk about the importance of increasing Black male representation in the classroom, the challenges that Black male teachers face, and how the Teacher Village is working to address these challenges.

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In this podcast Bible study, we will explore the book of James chapter 5, which focuses on the importance of patience, prayer, and confession. We will discuss how these three qualities can help us to persevere through difficult times, to grow in our faith, and to experience the healing and restoration that God offers.

We will also look at some of the specific challenges that James addresses in this chapter, such as the temptation to grumble and complain, the need to care for the poor and needy, and the importance of praying for those who are sick.

This podcast study is perfect for anyone who is looking for guidance and encouragement in the midst of hardship. It will help you to understand God's perspective on suffering, and it will give you practical tools for coping with difficult times.

In this Bible study, we will explore the book of James chapter 4, which speaks about the importance of humility and submission to God. We will discuss how our pride and selfish desires can lead to conflict and sin, and how we can overcome these things by submitting ourselves to God's will.

In James 3, the author warns us about the power of our words. Our words can be used to build up or tear down, to bless or curse, to heal or harm. As Christians, we need to be careful about how we use our words, because they can have a profound impact on others.

In this Bible study, we will explore the following topics:

We will also look at some specific examples of how James's words apply to our own lives. This Bible study will help us to become more aware of the power of our words and to use them in a way that honors God.

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