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Elli Oswald is the Executive Director of the Faith to Action Initiative, a coalition of organizations seeking to promote best practices in global orphan care.  She has served as a missions pastor at Bethany Community Church in Seattle and as part of World Vision International’s Child Protection Technical Team, specializing in community-based care for children deprived of parental care.  She has a B.A. from Pepperdine University and a M.A. in Cross Cultural Studies and International Development from Fuller Theological Seminary.

Family-based care for orphans world-wide is the ultimate goal. This episode with host Sue Duffield, is both informative and entertaining, as she and Elli navigate the truth about orphan care, the desperate need for support to families and the evidence of success when communities understand the need.

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This episode is the unexpected follow up to the previous episode 160, capturing the full emotion, surprise and prophetic way that only God could orchestrate in the lives of the Duffields. The Yamaha Piano Company and Costco are just the role players in this long-time, deeply tucked away grand piano dream for Sue Duffield and her husband, Jeff. But it takes a whole lot more than a dream, it takes a great deal of money to purchase such a musical instrument like this brand new Yamaha Baby Grand. And there in lies the miracle..

Sue's hope is that as you listen to this progressive journey of unexpected blessing, that you too will capture the essence and diligence of seeing God through when you have a deeply hidden desire in your life. The best quote of this episode is: "It's a joy for me (Sue) to see your (Jeff) dream come true." And this is as it should be in all believers, because it's imperative for your health and well-being to always celebrate the mountaintop experiences in others. Then, sit back and see how God opens doors for you. The supernatural influx of blessing as you bless others, has no limit. 

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"Dear summer, I love you.
You have given me weeks at the Jersey shore as a kid , endless dinners on the grill, pool dates with friends, scattered flip flops everywhere, bonfires by the lake, Mr. Softee treat truck, and so much more. You have nursed my broken heart more than once through the years with gifts of sunshine and ice cream. Each year, you come back again to help me write another incredible story. Thank you."  P.S. Dear summer, you’re my absolute favorite, but don’t tell the other seasons..

Host, Sue Duffield, makes a vow to once again spend another summer in gratitude and worship. This is a time to feel the heavenly warmth on our face and revel in the beauty that surrounds us. Relax, have fun, celebrate, and abide in gratitude for the blessings that surround. Matthew 24:32 says, "Now learn this lesson from the fig tree: As soon as its branches become tender and sprout leaves, you know that summer is near." Here are ways, mentioned in this episode, to make the most of your summer by consuming both refreshing fruits AND walking each day WITH the fruit of the Spirit.

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An "off stage", reflective and honest interview with no real direction or pre-programmed questions, makes this episode so enjoyable. Host, Sue Duffield, sits in her closet studio outside Nashville, while Josh Singletary opens his mic in his own music room across town - and away they go, with barely an edit! Very funny. Very emotional. And very real..

To those who are new to Josh Singletary, here's what you didn't know you needed to know: He's the red-headed, bow-tie wearin' baritone singer with Southern Gospel Music's Award-winning Tribute Quartet; a piano player extraordinaire; a lover of great classic comedians like Red Skelton; a stage presence so inclusive, you'll feel like he's been your best friend for years; a truly amazing communicator and producer; and a comedic talent with a vulnerable approach so deep, he probably doesn't even know how good he is. 

To quote John C. Maxwell, "Everyone communicates but few connect", Josh Singletary has mastered the art of connection with his love for Jesus and his music, and it's just plain fun to see how he weaves it all together.

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We have stories to tell. Lots of stories. And our generation is responsible to pass along those stories to our grandchildren. This episode gives guidelines and even creative ways to share your story with the younger ones. It's imperative that they know where they came from and it's a healthy thing for children to know the back stories of days gone by.

Joel 1:3
"Tell your children about it in the years to come, and let your children tell their children. Pass the story down from generation to generation."

There’s no need to wait until a special day or event to amaze and entertain grandchildren with stories of not only your past, but of their past, too. Children of all ages are fascinated by family history. As they should.

Tell them your story.

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The Suebiquitous Podcast journey has some twists, turns and questions on this episode. If it seems you've never been qualified for the work you've attempted to do but for some reason God gives you the ability to somehow figure it out, then you'll definitely relate to this content for sure.

What if God was hiring? Sue Duffield wants to know... What if God hung a sign in the heavenlies right now that says, “NOW HIRING!” What would that look like to you? Would any of us be qualified? Well, if there was ever a job description in the kingdom of God, the apostle Paul would rank right up there ready to fulfill that extreme position of working FOR Jesus.. Philippians 1:6 "And I am sure of this, that he who began a good work in you will bring it to completion at the day of Jesus Christ."

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This episode features Sue and Jeff Duffield and their "findings" online - about them, their ministry, and their family! Who would know that Jeff's Uncle Walt would be such a rock star in his day! His story continues even after his passing, leaving a legacy of new information no one in the family knew. Take the journey with them today, as they discover ways to keep the "Kingdom Builder" mentality alive in this culture. Work ethic? Yes. Reputation? Yes. Keep building your character as a believer in Christ. And won't it be great one day for someone to say about you, "It's gotta be true because I read it online!"

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Dr. Jamie Morgan is an ordained minister who has been in ministry for decades as a senior pastor, teacher of the Word, evangelist, revivalist, reformer, a prophetic voice, conference speaker, podcaster, TV show host, author, and mentor. She has published four books (her most recent Thirsty: A 31-Day Journey to Personal Revival) and writes for Charisma and other publications around the world. Her podcast, Fire Starter on the Charisma Podcast Network, is rated in the top 1% of podcasts globally. She is a member of America’s National Prayer Committee and the Assemblies of God Prayer Committee.

Dr. Jamie is founder of Trailblazer Mentoring Network, a mentoring movement for women in ministry. Trailblazer Mentoring Network is for women of fire who are part of the end-time remnant of God, but who recognize their need for a mentor to walk in the FULLNESS of their calling.

What an honor to call her a "new" friend, and one you'll be hearing from A LOT in the next few weeks! It's the awakening of a modern-day evangelist!

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So fun to have my friend, Jessie Seneca on today's episode! Jessie is a speaker, author and humble woman of God who has a genuine, love for women and a deep desire to teach them how to fulfill their God-given purposes and study the BIBLE! Get on www.moreofhimministries.org for more info.

Meet Dynamic Marriage Uncovered Podcast creators, Jeff and Sue Duffield. They have a wonderful capacity to find the bright side in life, and they are known for keeping audiences entertained and laughing.
After forty-seven years of doing life together, the Duffields have lots to share about marriage, raising a family, and working together in music and ministry. Levity and fun is their trademark, but these high school sweethearts also know the serious side of recovery, renewal, and sustainability.

Take a few minutes to laugh and learn with Jeff and Sue today. And then share this episode with a friend www.sueduffield.com

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Stephen Weaver's credentials are great, but what's even greater, is his heart for the ministry he works for. Sandy Cove Ministries in North East, MD, has a long-standing reputation as one of the best Christian Conference Centers in the nation. What an honor to have Stephen on the Suebiquitous Podcast today. From kitchen help to CEO!

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Dave Clark is more than our guest today on the Suebiquitous Podcast... he's the friend everybody wish they had, and trust me,  it translates today.

From Rascal Flatts, to Sandi Patti, to Larnelle Harris, to Glen Campbell (and many more household names), they all know: It's the song that is everything. And there's no better songwriter than Dave Clark. Today's episode isn't just about songs but more about the man behind the pen. Get ready for a fun and fast ride!

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Part 2 with Marie Armenia - discussing the influence of her mother, Molly Bruno. The movie, War Room, and the Kendrick Brothers, made Molly famous. But in the eyes of Jesus, she was far more influential reaching out to people constantly with her faith long before any accolades in the film industry. And her daughter, Marie, is left now to encourage and continue the legacy that Molly left behind. Get Marie's book, "The Audacious Molly Bruno."

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(The top downloaded episode of the Suebiquitous Podcast so far - in honor of International Podcast Day)

Previously recorded and released exactly one year ago on Sept. 30th, 2020

It's true - we'll always abide by the rules, but wearing these blasted masks are making people do strange things.. Join Sue Duffield and her co-host, Jeff Duffield, in sharing their opinionated and unfiltered "take" on it all.

On Episode 68 today, Jeff returns after fives weeks, and it's definitely a fun show. Discussing the art form of proofreading and it's fails... never fails!

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We're really going back - almost fifty years here - recording studio stories and projects! What a depth-charge of memories here, where each project felt more like a "friends" than a record. For all musicians, you'll get this episode.

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Proverbs 15:16-17
16 Better to have little, with fear for the Lord, than to have great treasure and inner turmoil. 17 A bowl of vegetables with someone you love. is better than steak with someone you hate. New Living Translation (NLT)

Being grateful in all things is the key, no matter the outcome. Jeff and Sue are back at it again, and you'll see why in this episode. Always levity, but always hope - in every podcast episode. Share this with a friend you know, who's life was changed after a phone call.

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Jeff and Sue Duffield know about good shoes. They also know about provision, and how God has taken care of their needs - even without asking! Enjoy this ride of an episode where they take their "shoe knowledge" to new heights, in a humorous but spiritual way. So, if the shoe fits - wear it! LOL!

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Jeff and Sue Duffield know: They had great dads. Super dads, in fact. But they were also imperfect, flawed and hilarious as well. This episode is in honor of Dads everywhere, who go the extra mile and make their kids crazy! Also, Sue shares her favorite "Dad" in the Bible and why. We think you'll like this. A. Lot!

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