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In this audiobook, you’ll hear personal testimonies of a married couple that faced what seemed to be insurmountable challenges, and used their faith in god and commitment to each other to overcome the many giants they faced over 40 years. You will witness the power of prayer, faithfulness, love, commitment, grit, and optimism.

This podcast will help encourage and inspire you to overcome adversities you may be facing by hearing testimonies from people who have done so.

People all over the world have changed their lives by learning to let go of their fears and place their trust in God. They have found profound peace, strength, and a deeper connection with their faith. The trouble with overcoming fear is that it often feels impossible to relinquish control and truly trust in a higher power. Many people find it challenging to let go of their anxieties and doubts, especially when facing uncertainty.

Sawl gwaith ydych chi ‘di deud “sori i fod yn boen” pan mai’n dod at eich hiechyd? Yn ol ymchwil, mae menywod yn llai tebygol o ymweld a’r meddyg teulu ac yn derbyn llai o fonitro. Mae’n rhaid i hyn newid. Yn y podlediad yma, da ni am fod yn trafod amrywiaeth o agweddau ar iechyd menywod o ddulliau atal cenhedlu i iechyd meddwl, o’r mislif i’r menopos. Elin a Celyn yma. 'Da ni’n ddwy fyfyriwr meddygol ym mhrifysgol Caerdydd sy’n angerddol dros leihau’r stigma o amgylch iechyd menywod. Dyma fan diogel i rannu profiadau a dysgu gyda'n gilydd. Yr unig reol: Paid Ymddiheuro

Your five minute daily shot of vocal espresso, served with love by Jones and Eli.

A collection of Sermons and presentations from Elders and Pastors presented at Tabb Street Presbyterian Church in Petersburg, VA. For the edification of the Saints of God. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In Abolitionist Intimacies, El Jones examines the movement to abolish prisons through the Black feminist principles of care and collectivity. Understanding the history of prisons in Canada in their relationship to settler colonialism and anti-Black racism, Jones observes how practices of intimacy become imbued with state violence at carceral sites including prisons, policing and borders, as well as through purported care institutions such as hospitals and social work.