Finding Faith

Finding Faith

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Finding Faith episodes

  • Open Arms Christian Ministries hosts gala to benefit vulnerable children

    Alyse Rick, the Special Events Coordinator for Open Arms Christian Ministries, highlights the upcoming Uno Mas Gala as an event brimming with joy and purpose. Featuring performances by the Latin-Jazz and Salsa sensations, the gala promises an evening of lively entertainment. More importantly, it offers attendees the opportunity to make a significant difference in the lives of Indiana’s foster care children and youth facing vulnerability.

    Open Arms Christian Ministries has dedicated itself since 1985 to the welfare of neglected, abused, and troubled youth. By providing nurturing homes and educational support, Open Arms aims to instill hope during what can often be the most challenging period in a young person’s life. Grounded in a faith-based approach, the organization believes firmly in the rights of all youth to a safe and loving family environment that prioritizes spiritual growth and well-being. Through its mission to honor God by helping and sharing Christ’s love, Open Arms continues to meet the critical needs of these young individuals.

    To learn more about the impactful work of Open Arms Christian Ministries and how you can support their mission, please visit OpenArmsChristian.com.

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    6 min
  • Covenant Community Church: Serving the community for 30 years

    In June of 1994, several charter members gathered in the home of Rev. Landrum and Marjorie Shields for a breakfast, and to pray for guidance in conducting God’s work.The group joined together for their first worship the next morning in the Shield’s family living room.

    As a result of the weekend meeting, Covenant Community Church was born.

    A year later 200 people gathered in the infant church to assure the worship home for years to come.

    Now, 30 years later, the church is thriving in the heart of Indianapolis.

    Covenant Community is now under the guided leadership of Rev. Dr. Wallace O. McLaughlin.

    Pavel Polanco-Safadit is also providing worship music along with Leah Crane.

    Pavel and Rev. McLaughlin stopped by the studio to talk about the church.

    There are many welcome events happening to allow others within the community to visit the church perhaps for the first time.

    Wallace O. McLaughlin, M.Div., Ph.D., is a native of Fort Valley, Georgia. He was born the 13th child to the late Reverend Jordan D. McLaughlin and Mary Alice Mclaughlin.

    Early, his faith was formed in his home and at Usher’s Temple C.M.E. Church. At the age of 13, Dr. McLaughlin accepted Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior and joined church under the pastoral leadership of Rev. E. L. Green, following his father’s death.

    Some months later, while mulling over why his classmates came to him for advice and what to tell them, he heard God tell him to take His Word as authority for any advice or counsel he would give.

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    6 min
  • Kathy Ireland talks business, faith, and leadership

    You probably know her as a world famous supermodel but there’s more to Kathy Ireland. She was in town this week to receive the Living Legend award from Grit and Grace Nation. Amicia Ramsey talked with her about business, faith, and inspiring the next generation of women.

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    8 min
  • Grit and Grace Celebrity Gala and Fundraiser

    Established in 2020 by Fanchon Stinger, Grit & Grace Nation has rapidly emerged as a transformative force in mentoring young girls from diverse backgrounds.

    At its core, the national leadership development program fosters connections between participants and female mentors who exemplify leadership at its pinnacle.

    Central to its mission, the foundation annually bestows a $10,000 scholarship upon a deserving individual who epitomizes leadership qualities such as courage, grit, and grace in every facet of their endeavors.

    As the organization burgeoned, Grit & Grace Nation diversified its reach, encompassing in-person chapters alongside a sprawling nationwide virtual academy. This virtual platform, meticulously crafted, is purposefully designed to empower young women spanning from middle school to college, nurturing their confidence, interpersonal skills, and leadership acumen while ensuring accessibility to a broader audience for maximum impact.

    The academy’s overarching objective remains steadfast: to equip girls across the nation with the fortitude and integrity to confront life’s trials head-on through comprehensive guidance, mentorship, career readiness, public speaking proficiency, and etiquette refinement during their formative years.

    As Grit & Grace Nation propels forward, its commitment to cultivating courageous, resilient, and graceful leaders endures, fostering a legacy of empowerment and excellence for generations to come.

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    8 min
  • My Divine Natural Hair

    As we celebrate Black History Month, a group of women have come together to shed light on the beauty and importance of embracing natural hair through a book.

    Shelia Burlock, alongside her daughters Sylvia and Melissa, constitutes a writing trio from Indianapolis, dedicated to addressing the spiritual healing of hair damage among women of African descent.

    Together, they have crafted a comprehensive natural hair course tutorial, formulated an organic product line, and contributed insightful articles on the subject of natural hair to online platforms such as Salon.com.

    For further information, interested individuals can explore their endeavors at www.mydivinenaturalhair.com.

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    5 min
  • Mackenzie Wilmoth shares musical journey

    Mackenzie’s musical journey started at the age of twelve and was ignited by a Christmas gift of a guitar.

    Her debut single, “Know Your Name,” unveiled in May 2016, laid the foundation for a remarkable ascent.

    In 2021, Mackenzie released her album, “Nonfiction.” Despite facing adversity in the form of a rare sarcoma, Mackenzie’s unwavering resolve propelled her through a triumphant battle, emerging cancer-free in September 2022. Her music, characterized by intricate storytelling and genuine authenticity, invites listeners into a realm of empathetic connection.

    Now based in Lexington, KY, while gracing stages throughout Kentuckiana, Mackenzie continues to craft melodies that strike a chord with her audience, teasing glimpses of her latest creations through her social media channels.

    Her journey shows her resilience, while her music exposes the complexities of the human condition. It’s truly a story worth listening to.

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    8 min
  • A heart warming story to celebrate National Wear Red Day

    On Friday, February 2, the nation observes National Wear Red Day, shedding light on the fact that heart disease stands as the primary cause of death among women.

    The 20th anniversary of the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women movement coincides with this significant day, aiming to empower women by equipping them with tools to lead longer, healthier lives.

    Statistics reveal that nearly half of the women over the age of 20 contend with some form of cardiovascular disease, encompassing conditions such as high blood pressure.

    However, the majority of cardiovascular events can be thwarted through lifestyle modifications and education, underscoring the importance of raising awareness and promoting preventative measures.

    Here's one woman's story of how a run in with heart disease changed life for her and her family.

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    5 min
  • Madam Walker Legacy Center will kick off NBA All-Star Weekend with 17th Annual All-Star Gospel Celebration

    The 17th Annual All-Star Gospel Celebration will kick off NBA All-Star Weekend with an unforgettable celebration at the Madam Walker Legacy Center! The gospel concert will top off on Thursday, February 15 at 7:00 p.m. Executive Producer of the celebration Tomeka Holyfield visited “Life.Style.Live!” to share more details about the must-attend event.

    The concert honors NBA players, NBA legends, community leasers, and Indy’s hometown heroes. The celebration will be hosted by NBA Veteran and former National Basketball Players Association VP Maurice “Mo” Evans, three-time NBA All-Star Host Jacinda Jacobs and more.

    This year’s performers include Grammy Award-winning artists Dante Bowe and Kelontae Gavin, along with gospel saxophonist Angella Christie and FOX’s “The Four” winner Koryn Hawthorne.

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    6 min
  • Pavel’s World: A Christmas Medley

    We can’t get enough of the holidays!

    Pavel and Leah Crane joined us to sing “A Christmas Medley.”

    Their talent is incredible! From the singing to the piano, it truly filled our studio with joy and got us in the spirit!

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    6 min
  • Cancer survivor talks inspiration behind ‘Baking Memories 4 Kids’

    Frank Squeo is a businessman, philanthropist, cancer survivor, and founder of Baking Memories 4 Kids.

    In 2007, his life took an unexpected turn when he discovered a lump in his neck while vacationing with a friend.

    This moment led him on a journey filled with doctor’s appointments, biopsies, and the fear of the unknown.

    The lump turned out to be an advanced form of testicular cancer, close to reaching his brain.

    Three months of grueling chemotherapy followed, during which he received support from his doctors, friends, and family.

    This experience opened his eyes to the countless children battling life-threatening illnesses, and he realized that his cancer had a purpose.

    In 2012, after conquering cancer, he founded Baking Memories 4 Kids.

    By selling the same chocolate chip cookies he had gifted to customers for years, he sends these brave children and their families on all-expense-paid vacations to Florida’s theme parks.

    While these trips can’t erase their ordeals, they offer a respite, a chance to create cherished memories, much like the ones that sustained him during his own cancer battle.

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    4 min

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