Church Kitchen Ladies with Nadya Subbotina of Hoffman Town Church is our featured guest. Learn about the volunteers at Hoffman Town Church and what they mean to their community.

This show is sponsored by Gracefully-Yours greeting cards and journals, America's churches' favorite greeting cards featuring Church Kitchen Ladies cards. Visit www.gracefully-yours.com for more information.

About Master Ryuho Okawa with guest Mia Tomikawa

Ryuho Okawa is a renowned spiritual thinker, leader and author in Japan with a simple goal: to help people find true happiness and create a better world. To date, Okawa’s books have sold over 100 million copies worldwide and been translated into 27 languages. His books address vital issues such as how our thoughts influence reality, the nature of love and the path to enlightenment. His book also share his principles for happiness, as well as insights and practiced methods for increasing our capacity for love and promoting our spiritual growth.

What is your Inner Angel? Is that the same as a Guardian Spirit?

How do you receive from your Inner Angel?

The book speaks about A Calm Mind. How can I create this?

How can I quiet the chatter in the mind?

What is the True You?

Why is it important to take pride in your own strengths and stock of your growth?

How can hardships and failures act as tools for spiritual growth?

Let’s discuss gratitude. How can one live a life of kindness and put their love into action?fe? How can this change your life?

Why is Forgiveness so important?

What is the root of forgiveness?

What is Happiness in the now?

What does creating a joyful life do? Why is it important to have a heart filled with light?

The book suggests giving the gift of a smile, thinking positive and using positive words. Are these some of the way stop reflect your happiness on others?

If someone wants to empower their potential, is setting goals and making plans the way to create your life’s blueprint

NOVEMBER IS NATIONAL CAREGIVER AWARENESS MONTH

72% of U.S. Caregivers in Danger of Leaving Loved Ones without a Caregiver Entirely

NASHVILLE, TN — “I felt trapped. I felt despair that would hover over me for the next dozen years. This was a difficult place. I never imagined that the road would contain such suffering, loss, heartache, self-sacrifice, failure, and love,” says Peter Rosenberger.

In Hope for the Caregiver, Rosenberger describes the hell that his wife, Gracie went through – 78 operations, 60 physicians, a dozen hospitals and costs topping $9 million. He calls caregiving “One of the toughest jobs on earth.” There is a seldom-discussed seismic shift rumbling beneath the American economic and political mantle. By 2029, the youngest of the “baby boom” generation — those born between 1946 and 1964 — will reach retirement age. This group, over 76 million strong, added to those born prior to 1946, means over 90 million adults in America may soon need long-term caregivers. More than $1 trillion of wealth will be ultimately transferred from families because of the caring for these individuals.

 

“Make no mistake, if you love someone, you will be a caregiver. If you live long enough, you’ll need one,” says author and radio host, Peter Rosenberger, a 30-year caregiver himself. “But, here’s the real urgency: caregivers are usually family members—a massive unpaid workforce—who are in danger of burning out physically, emotionally, and fiscally before their loved ones. And with over 72% of the 65 million caregivers in the United States failing to see their own doctor, the most vulnerable among us are in jeopardy of being left without a caregiver entirely.

We all know that the holidays are quickly approaching, which means decorating, shopping for gifts, delicious food, and a family vacation with the ones you love!

While many enjoy the idea of taking a vacation, planning one can be a difficult undertaking to tackle. Travel expert and mom, Julie Ruditzky Loffredi knows how to make planning a vacation a breeze.

Julie is available to discuss:

·         Packing tips and tricks for the whole family

·         How to choose the best spot: mountains or beach location

·         “All-under-one-roof” family vacation destinations – what they are and if they’re a good fit for your family

About Julie Ruditzky Loffredi

Julie Ruditzky Loffredi is one of the most sought after travel experts, appearing on NBC’s TODAY show, Fox News Channel and others. Found online at Travel + Leisure, The Travel Channel, USAToday, ABCNews, Huffington Post and others.

We all know that the holidays are quickly approaching, which means decorating, shopping for gifts, delicious food, and a family vacation with the ones you love!

While many enjoy the idea of taking a vacation, planning one can be a difficult undertaking to tackle. Travel expert and mom, Julie Ruditzky Loffredi knows how to make planning a vacation a breeze.

Julie is available to discuss:

·         Packing tips and tricks for the whole family

·         How to choose the best spot: mountains or beach location

·         “All-under-one-roof” family vacation destinations – what they are and if they’re a good fit for your family

About Julie Ruditzky Loffredi

Julie Ruditzky Loffredi is one of the most sought after travel experts, appearing on NBC’s TODAY show, Fox News Channel and others. Found online at Travel + Leisure, The Travel Channel, USAToday, ABCNews, Huffington Post and others.

NOVEMBER IS NATIONAL CAREGIVER AWARENESS MONTH

72% of U.S. Caregivers in Danger of Leaving Loved Ones without a Caregiver Entirely

NASHVILLE, TN — “I felt trapped. I felt despair that would hover over me for the next dozen years. This was a difficult place. I never imagined that the road would contain such suffering, loss, heartache, self-sacrifice, failure, and love,” says Peter Rosenberger.

In Hope for the Caregiver, Rosenberger describes the hell that his wife, Gracie went through – 78 operations, 60 physicians, a dozen hospitals and costs topping $9 million. He calls caregiving “One of the toughest jobs on earth.” There is a seldom-discussed seismic shift rumbling beneath the American economic and political mantle. By 2029, the youngest of the “baby boom” generation — those born between 1946 and 1964 — will reach retirement age. This group, over 76 million strong, added to those born prior to 1946, means over 90 million adults in America may soon need long-term caregivers. More than $1 trillion of wealth will be ultimately transferred from families because of the caring for these individuals.

 

“Make no mistake, if you love someone, you will be a caregiver. If you live long enough, you’ll need one,” says author and radio host, Peter Rosenberger, a 30-year caregiver himself. “But, here’s the real urgency: caregivers are usually family members—a massive unpaid workforce—who are in danger of burning out physically, emotionally, and fiscally before their loved ones. And with over 72% of the 65 million caregivers in the United States failing to see their own doctor, the most vulnerable among us are in jeopardy of being left without a caregiver entirely.

About Master Ryuho Okawa with guest Mia Tomikawa

Ryuho Okawa is a renowned spiritual thinker, leader and author in Japan with a simple goal: to help people find true happiness and create a better world. To date, Okawa’s books have sold over 100 million copies worldwide and been translated into 27 languages. His books address vital issues such as how our thoughts influence reality, the nature of love and the path to enlightenment. His book also share his principles for happiness, as well as insights and practiced methods for increasing our capacity for love and promoting our spiritual growth.

What is your Inner Angel? Is that the same as a Guardian Spirit?

How do you receive from your Inner Angel?

The book speaks about A Calm Mind. How can I create this?

How can I quiet the chatter in the mind?

What is the True You?

Why is it important to take pride in your own strengths and stock of your growth?

How can hardships and failures act as tools for spiritual growth?

Let’s discuss gratitude. How can one live a life of kindness and put their love into action?fe? How can this change your life?

Why is Forgiveness so important?

What is the root of forgiveness?

What is Happiness in the now?

What does creating a joyful life do? Why is it important to have a heart filled with light?

The book suggests giving the gift of a smile, thinking positive and using positive words. Are these some of the way stop reflect your happiness on others?

If someone wants to empower their potential, is setting goals and making plans the way to create your life’s blueprint

Church Kitchen Ladies with Nadya Subbotina of Hoffman Town Church is our featured guest. Learn about the volunteers at Hoffman Town Church and what they mean to their community.

This show is sponsored by Gracefully-Yours greeting cards and journals, America's churches' favorite greeting cards featuring Church Kitchen Ladies cards. Visit www.gracefully-yours.com for more information.

Church Kitchen Show with Greg Bazemore of First Baptist Jacksonville, Florida. Our tribute to church kitchen volunteers continues with this special show.

Church Kitchen Ladies features Donna Doroban of First Baptist Ocala, Florida. Donna will share stories about how their volunteer team from the First Baptist Church kitchen have positively influenced the Ocala community.

This show is presented by Gracefully-Yours.com, America's favorite inspirational fine art greeting card company. Visit www.shop.gracefully-yours.com to see Church Kitchen Ladies product.