Faith@Work

Faith@Work

By Carl Grant IIIReligion & Spirituality
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Faith@Work episodes

  • Tom Papania at the 2012 High Tech Prayer Breakfast
    Wise guy... Good fellow... Mobster... Enforcer Mafiosa... Gangster
    These are all names that at one time described Tom Papania from an abused New York street punk of 15 years of age until 1984. Tom's main goal in life was to make Al Capone look like an amateur
    Tom worked his way up in organized crime to a trusted position in the New York Gambino organized crime family. Tom answered directly to the now deceased Paul Castellano. Tom wielded fear, terror, and brutality to control the New York mob's expanding interests. Bomb threats to contracts on Tom's life couldn't stop the hell bound course crime had put him on.
    On a road to Damascus experience, Tom Papania surrendered his life to Christ. Tom's past caught up with him and he was sent to the Atlanta federal penitentiary to await trial. The trial was one of Atlanta's longest, lasting 11 months. God used the maximum security cells of the Atlanta Federal Penitentiary to mold and develop Tom's new Christ-like character.
    After almost a year, Tom was set free by the Grace of God. Tom continued in his commitment to Christ and is now an ordained evangelist and executive director of God's Saving Grace Ministries. Tom now goes back into the prisons with the power of the holy spirit, truly setting captives free.
    http://www.tompapania.com/
    https//www.hightechprayerbreakfast.org
    39 min
  • Tom Papania at the 2012 High Tech Prayer Breakfast
    Wise guy... Good fellow... Mobster... Enforcer Mafiosa... Gangster
    These are all names that at one time described Tom Papania from an abused New York street punk of 15 years of age until 1984. Tom's main goal in life was to make Al Capone look like an amateur
    Tom worked his way up in organized crime to a trusted position in the New York Gambino organized crime family. Tom answered directly to the now deceased Paul Castellano. Tom wielded fear, terror, and brutality to control the New York mob's expanding interests. Bomb threats to contracts on Tom's life couldn't stop the hell bound course crime had put him on.
    On a road to Damascus experience, Tom Papania surrendered his life to Christ. Tom's past caught up with him and he was sent to the Atlanta federal penitentiary to await trial. The trial was one of Atlanta's longest, lasting 11 months. God used the maximum security cells of the Atlanta Federal Penitentiary to mold and develop Tom's new Christ-like character.
    After almost a year, Tom was set free by the Grace of God. Tom continued in his commitment to Christ and is now an ordained evangelist and executive director of God's Saving Grace Ministries. Tom now goes back into the prisons with the power of the holy spirit, truly setting captives free.
    http://www.tompapania.com/
    https//www.hightechprayerbreakfast.org
    39 min
  • Landon Johnson at the 2010 High Tech Prayer Breakfast
    Listen to this podcast on which Landon Johnson discusses having everything going well in his life, yet something was missing. He found faith in Christ without experiencing a crisis in his life.
    https://www.linkedin.com/in/landonjohnson/
    https://www.hightechprayerbreakfast.org
    16 min
  • Landon Johnson at the 2010 High Tech Prayer Breakfast
    Listen to this podcast on which Landon Johnson discusses having everything going well in his life, yet something was missing. He found faith in Christ without experiencing a crisis in his life.
    https://www.linkedin.com/in/landonjohnson/
    https://www.hightechprayerbreakfast.org
    16 min
  • Brit Hume at the 2010 High Tech Prayer Breakfast
    Brit Hume has been a television reporter and commentator on ABC News and Fox News. Listen to hear how his faith sustained him through the devastating loss of his son.
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brit_Hume
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    23 min
  • Brit Hume at the 2010 High Tech Prayer Breakfast
    Brit Hume has been a television reporter and commentator on ABC News and Fox News. Listen to hear how his faith sustained him through the devastating loss of his son.
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brit_Hume
    <img height="1" width="1" style="display:none;" alt="" src="https://px.ads.linkedin.com/collect/?pid=1843442&fmt=gif" />
    23 min
  • Elisa Levitz Cafferky at the 2009 High Tech Prayer Breakfast
    Listen to Elisa Cafferky’s amazing story of coming to faith in Jesus as a Jewish woman and hear what it is like to identify as both Jewish and Christian. Also, how a freak accident diving through a wave at Dewey Beach turned her son, Nick, into a quadriplegic and how this drew her closer to God.
    https://www.linkedin.com/in/elisacafferky/
    www.hightechprayerbreakfast.org
    34 min

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Faith@Work features business leaders discussing their faith and the impact it has had on their life and work. It is hosted by Carl Grant III www.linkedin.com/in/carlgrant.