DeAnna Clark discovered she had Multiple Sclerosis at the age of 40. A few years later she suffered a stroke. She felt God had allowed these things in her life and asked Him what she should do to help others. DeAnna now serves as a Volunteer and District Leader for the Multiple Sclerosis Association, where she works to provide advocacy and help for people with MS and other disabilities.
Many women and men suffer from the pain of abortion. Laurie Haynes is the Director of Post Abortion Support at Living Alternatives Pregnancy Resource Center. She shares some of her personal journey and the freedom she discovered through caring community. Deeper Still is a retreat designed for women and men who may be dealing with pain of past abortion decisions. Find out how you can receive hope and support through this up-coming retreat.
Cassandra Happe, analyst and communications manager with Wallet Hub, delves into the recent report uncovering the states where employers are facing the toughest challenges in hiring. She highlights key occupations in need of employees and provides exclusive insights into the hiring landscape, with a special focus on the Midwestern states.
In recent years there has been a downward spiral of mental health, specifically in teens and around 49.5 percent have been affected. How do we identify this in our home? How do we help them and get the resources we need? Listen as we discuss this important issue with Dr. Joannie Debrito, a counselor with Focus on the Family.
Abby Rexine, Admission Counselor with the University of Northwestern - St. Paul, talks with parents and students about preparing for college. From opportunities for financial aid to campus visits, today's conversation hopes to encourage high school students who are thinking about the pathway to higher education.
Wes Rowlands is a recognized and successful author, businessman, speaker and entrepreneur. He shares his story of being raised by a single mother and the great gifts she gave to him as a single, lower income parent. Wes gives insight on how to create a path to avoid "wealth killers" while also making good decisions that help one to move forward financially.
Today we welcome back Mary Tiefenbrunn, Executive Director of the Champaign County Humane Society. In this episode, we shine a light on what Humane Societies are facing currently, with many being at full capacity for dogs. We explore the reasons behind this, the challenges that come with this issue and the great opportunities for those who may be looking to adopt a dog or cat.
We're thankful for the men and women of the Illinois Department of Transportation, who work many hours, clearing our roads of ice and snow. Paul Wappel, a Public Information Officer with IDOT shares how we can make their job easier and less stressful.
Melissa Courtwright and Cedar King discuss the important work of C-U at Home, as they equip people who have little to no support to find success and a new beginning. They also share about the exciting oppurtinity ahead to raise support for their important work through One Winter Night - an evening which will provide greater empathy and awareness for the needs in our communities.
In this episode, we talk with Emily Gulliford, Program Director for Merci's Refuge. We explore the journey of resilience that women find through healing, counselling care and supportive community, centered in God's Word. Listen as we uncover the strength that arises from vulnerability and the empowering embrace of God's love through Merci's Refuge.
In this festive episode, join Morton Arboretum's Plant Manager, Spencer Campbell as he shares expert insights on selecting the best Christmas tree and essential tips for maintaining its freshness throughout the holiday season.
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