EP 42 of Meet Ellen features Angela Dorn, Interim Executive Director of Public Allies-NY, a national not for profit. This episode is the last of a three-part series entitled "Health, Benefits & Not For Profits."

Public Allies has helped thousands of underrepresented young leaders serve our country, get on successful pathways to higher education and careers, and bring communities together to work for the common good. Public Allies serves in 24 communities nationwide.

Prior to serving at Public Allies, Angela was the Chief Legal Officer and Founding Member of Single Stop USA, where she oversaw organizational governance, internal and external relationships, and had oversight over all legal issues.

Angela is a graduate of Harvard-Radcliffe Colleges where she received a degree in Economics, and a degree from Harvard Law School.

Today's text is from chapter nine "Teaching and Healing" p. 116 in the Harvestime Books' edition of The Ministry of Healing, the focus of the Meet Ellen podcast.

EP 41 of Meet Ellen features Angela Dorn, Interim Executive Director of Public Allies-NY, a national not for profit, in the "Health, Benefits & Not for Profits" series.

Public Allies has helped thousands of underrepresented young leaders serve our country, get on successful pathways to higher education and careers, and bring communities together to work for the common good. Public Allies serves in 24 communities nationwide.

Prior to serving at Public Allies, Angela was the Chief Legal Officer and Founding Member of Single Stop USA, where she oversaw organizational governance, internal and external relationships, and had oversight over all legal issues.

Angela is a graduate of Harvard-Radcliffe Colleges where she received a degree in Economics, and a degree from Harvard Law School.

Today's text is from chapter nine "Teaching and Healing" p. 115 in the Harvestime Books' edition of The Ministry of Healing, the focus of the Meet Ellen podcast.

"Self-care is part of the strategy of successful community engagement, " says Angela Dorn, Interim Executive Director of Public Allies-NY, a national not for profit in episode 40 of Meet Ellen.  "Self-care and self-reflection come in different forms be it exercise, making the right food choices or making the right choices regarding people you want to spend time around."

Public Allies has helped thousands of underrepresented young leaders serve our country, get on successful pathways to higher education and careers, and bring communities together to work for the common good. Public Allies serves in 24 communities nationwide.

Prior to serving at Public Allies, Angela was the Chief Legal Officer and Founding Member of Single Stop USA, where she oversaw organizational governance, internal and external relationships, and had oversight over all legal issues.

Angela is a graduate of Harvard-Radcliffe Colleges where she received a degree in Economics, and Harvard Law School.

EP 039 Meet Ellen GUEST Sherolin Daley Pt. 3 of 3

Sherolin Daley, health coach and director of a plant-based/vegetarian cooking school, outlines the 8 Laws of Health in EP 039 and the conclusion of the "Shake & Bake" series. 

The wife of Leroy Daley, the Northeastern Conference of Seventh-day Adventists' Health Ministries director, is on the frontline of helping people transition to healthier living primarily through nutrition. Although she admits that it is not always an easy task, she does offer divinely-inspired solutions.

The text is from chapter nine "Teaching and Healing" p. 110 in the Harvestime Books' edition of The Ministry of Healing, the focus of the Meet Ellen podcast.

"Just because we function, just because we are able to move from one day to the next, just because the habits we do a lot don't cut us down immediately, we continue to do them," says Sherolin Daley, health coach and director of a plant-based/vegetarian cooking school in EP 038 and the "Shake & Bake" series of Meet Ellen. "And we've been doing them for years. And after a while they catch up with us, and it is sad."

The wife of Leroy Daley, the Northeastern Conference of Seventh-day Adventists' Health Ministries director, is on the frontline of helping people transition to healthier living primarily through nutrition. Although she admits that it is not always an easy task, she does offer some solutions.

The text is from chapter nine "Teaching and Healing" p. 107 in the Harvestime Books' edition of The Ministry of Healing, the focus of the Meet Ellen podcast.

"I found that the reason individuals don't make changes to natural health is because they don't have the know how," says Sherolin Daley, health coach and director of a plant-based/vegetarian cooking school in EP 037 and the "Shake & Bake" series of Meet Ellen. "They don't know how to properly prepare food." 

The wife of Leroy Daley, the Northeastern Conference of Seventh-day Adventists' Health Ministries director, is on the frontline of helping people transition to healthier living primarily through nutrition. She admits that it is not always an easy task. 

"Our tastebuds have become so warped that it is a little challenging to eat foods that are first class, that are healthy, that are wholesome," she laments. "Our tastebuds have been so polluted that we want things that are highly spicy and sweet and salty and unhealthy."

Our text is from chapter eight "The Physician, an Educator" p. 105 in the Harvestime Books' edition of The Ministry of Healing, the focus of the Meet Ellen podcast.

"The absence of anger is not the presence of love," Scott recalls of a divine revelation in his personal journey of forgiveness in the conclusion of this three-part series of the same name.

This author and podcaster continues with the solution to bitterness and un-forgiveness sharing his R.E.S.T.O.R.E. method based on how God restores us to Him. Scott ends the "Forgiveness" series talking about how he helps people find their purpose and calling in three easy steps and pinpointing the three main roadblocks to that most important discovery.

The text for today's episode is from chapter eight "The Physician, An Educator" p.102 in the Harvestime Books' edition of The Ministry of Healing, the focus of the Meet Ellen podcast.

"Bitterness, resentment and un-forgiveness can lead to physical illness. Soul sickness can cause physical sickness. Being bitter or unforgiving is like drinking poison and hoping the other person is going to die." Scott Wessell-Pastor/Author/Podcaster

In EP 35 and the second part of the "Forgiveness" series, Scott continues with the solution to bitterness and un-forgiveness in his R.E.S.T.O.R.E. method based on how God restores us to Him.

The text for today's episode is from chapter eight "The Physician, an Educator" on p. 100 of the Harvestime Books' edition of The Ministry of Healing, the focus of the Meet Ellen podcast.

"I was raised by my mom and my stepdad ...My stepdad, he was an angry, violent man. He would slap me around, choke me, throw me into walls, backhand me. The physical part wasn't that damaging. Bruises heal. The thing that really, really, really affected me was the verbal abuse--the things that he would say like 'you'd better pray to God that you have a strong back because the only thing that you are going to be good for in life is digging ditches.' I just grew to hate him..At one time, my anger and hatred for him was so intense, I planned on killing him once." -Scott Wessell-Pastor/Author/Podcaster

The text for today's episode is from chapter eight "The Physician, an Educator" on p. 97 in the Harvestime Books' edition of The Ministry of Healing, the focus of the Meet Ellen podcast.

In EP 033 and the conclusion of the three-part series "Creator's Masterpiece," Jerrmain Clarke focuses on and breaks down the "Diseases of the Egyptians" that plague God's people today. 

This lifestyle consultant and educator presents the solution. Hippocrates, the father of medicine, said "let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food."

God has given us all we need. He promises protection with obedience to His Natural Laws presented in the Bible and The Ministry of Healing by Ellen G. White. 

Today's text is from chapter 8, "The Physician, An Educator" pp. 94-97 in the Harvestime Books' edition of The Ministry of Healing, the focus of the Meet Ellen podcast.