Episode 108: Emily Orton, author of Seven at Sea by Sarah & Michelle

Episode 108: Emily Orton, author of Seven at Sea

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Show Notes: 

On this episode of the Women with Fire Podcast Sarah interviews Angie Chandler, the founder and creative mind behind Come Follow Me FHE, a company that has made teaching Come Follow me to all ages of kids in an interactive, creative, engaging way.

Angie talks about how her idea came to life, and how her initial response to the new Come Follow Me program was overwhelming.  
She decided to take matters into her own hands and creative fun activities to help children learn these principles in fun ways they'll remember and love.

Angie talks about some challenges her family has been through including her husband developing a rare auto-immune disease.

Angie talks about the 3 biggest mistakes parents make when teaching their children, and gives some great advice to better be able to engage them with Gospel principles.  

Quotes:

"The Lord would have every woman know that he, is okay with our efforts, whatever that may be, whatever that is today."  -Angie Chandler

Episode 124:  Angie Chandler, founder of Come Follow Me FHE

In this episode of the Women with Fire Podcast, Sarah and Michelle talk about Dorcus, and her amazing example as she follows her own quest.  They talk about having compassion, and focusing on changing individual lives, and finding our own talents that Heavenly Father has given us to fulfill our own quests.

“Already the new men are dotted here and there all over the earth. Some, as I have admitted, are still hardly recognizable: but others can be recognized. Every now and then one meets them. Their very voices and faces are different from ours: stronger, quieter, happier, more radiant. They begin where most of us leave off. They are, I say, recognizable; but you must know what to look for. They will not be very like the idea of ‘religious people’ which you have formed from your general reading. They do not draw attention to themselves. You tend to think that you are being kind to them when they are really being kind to you. They love you more than other men do, but they need you less. ... They will usually seem to have a lot of time: you will wonder where it comes from. When you have recognized one of them, you will recognize the next one much more easily. And I strongly suspect (but how should I know?) that they recognize one another immediately and infallibly, across every barrier of color, sex, class, age, and even of creeds. In that way, to become holy is rather like joining a secret society. To put it at the very lowest, it must be great fun”" - C.S. Lewis

"Our circle of influence wherever we are, is enough."  -Sarah Allred

"Those people who are doing things one by one, their joy is so much more full." - Michelle Gifford 

"It really comes down to knowing what the Lord wants you to do."  -Michelle Gifford

Episode 124:  The Quest -  Dorcus the Compasionist

Host:  Michelle Gifford
Guest:  Katie Cheesman
Business:  The Listening Ear Project
Instagram:  @thelisteningearproject
Website:  www.thelisteningearproject.com

Show Notes:

On this episode of The Women with Fire Podcast, Michelle interviews Katie Cheesman, founder of The Listening Ear Project.  The focus of her project is to interview and document the elderly, and share their amazing stories.  She tells about some of her favorite stories she heard over the years, and some of the life lessons she has learned while getting to know these amazing people.  

Quotes:

"God is working in everyone, and he is using all of our talents, to bring us closer together."
"Time is so precious.  We need to cherish every moment we have with our loved ones."
"The hardships that we go through, that is what molds us that's what makes us who we are."

Episode 123:  Katie Cheesman of The Listening Ear Project

On this episode of The Women with Fire Podcast we talk more about our Quests.  We talk about some amazing conference talks that talk about finding our purpose, and just going for it, instead of letting doubt, or our comfort zone, hold us back.

"One of the biggest threats to our quest, is comfort."  -Michelle Gifford

"If you stay on the path and trust in God, that is the point.  You will eventually find the path to your destiny and back to your heavenly home."  -Sarah Allred

Episode 108: Emily Orton, author of Seven at Sea

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