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29:11 Church The Truth About Religion vs. Relationship Religion or relationship—what truly defines faith? In this powerful message, Pastor Mark Rempel explores the foundational difference between following religious systems and embracing a transformative relationship with Jesus. Drawing on scripture like Matthew 7, Pastor Mark challenges viewers to rethink traditional roles, understand biblical context, and build their lives on the unshakable rock of Christ. #empowerment #faith #bible #tradition #church #jesusCHAPTERS:00:00 - Does Truth Exist01:18 - What is a Religion05:42 - What is a Cult09:47 - Foundation of Christianity...

2025-03-2331 min

29:11 Church What the Wise Men Really Brought Discover what the Wise Men really brought to Jesus beyond gold, frankincense, and myrrh. This sermon explores the profound symbolism of gold, representing Christ's kingship and dominion over darkness. Learn how these ancient gifts reflect our modern journey of faith and worship. Pastor Mark Rempel unpacks the deeper meaning behind the Magi's offerings, challenging us to reflect on what we truly seek and worship in our lives. Gain fresh insights into the timeless Christmas story and its relevance today. This message will inspire you to bring your best to the King of Kings, just as the Wise Men did...

2024-12-1530 min

Strategy Made Simple 72. Marketing is Fancy Storytelling: Alyson Shane: Social Media for Social EnterpriseSocial media is a powerful force and opportunity if you use it well. To be able to do that, you need a solid social media strategy, a sense of what your goals are, and some consistency in your posting. In this conversation, Alyson Shane joins Matthew Rempel to talk about social media, how to use it, and how things change between when you're just starting, and when you're more established. Thank you Alyson for the conversation! Links: Starling.social https://www.alysonshane.com/blog Out on the Wire: https://jessicaabel.c...

2024-09-131h 28

Strategy Made Simple 71. Designing Learning with Beth Cougler BlomIn this episode of the Strategy Made Simple podcast Beth Cougler Blom explains how we can make better learning experiences by taking a learning design approach. She explains how her experience in learning design roles contribute to making better trainings and facilitating well with groups. We discuss how meeting ground rules and setting out the objectives for the learning experience. She also explains her experience in starting up her business and how her path led from helping with post-secondary learning experiences to helping social impact organizations. I think the experiences and methodologies that she shares can contribute t...

2024-02-2847 min

Facilitating on Purpose Creating and Communicating Value with Matthew RempelIn this episode, Beth Cougler Blom talks with Matthew Rempel about how entrepreneurs who own facilitation-related businesses can create and communicate the value we bring to our clients in various ways. Beth and Matthew also talk about: finding our ideal clients dealing with fear around saying no to potential clients rethinking the purpose of "the funnel" becoming a source of influence rather than an influencer creating value via social media Engage with Matthew Rempel Website: https://strategymadesimple.ca/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdGJ6-z9ji5PSJJerJs2JLA Links...

2024-02-2849 min

Strategy Made Simple 70. Lauren Lee & RaY Works: Benefits of Integrated NonprofitsLauren Lee is the social enterprise manager at Resource Assistance for Youth. The main social enterprise at RaY is a moving operation called RaY Works, where they help nonprofits move between office spaces, as well as helping people in residential support programs move between homes. Because RaY Works is a program within the larger nonprofit, there are various benefits to both the nonprofit and the social enterprise. RaY Works gets to take advantage of extensive administration support and support for their trainees, while RaY is able to more quickly and easily help people move that are in...

2023-04-0540 min

Strategy Made Simple 69. Lucas Stewart - Social enterprise startups, safe cycling, and better civic spending Lucas Stewart has many titles. Presently he is the Executive Director of The WRENCH in Winnipeg. Previously he has been involved in the founding and development of a variety of social enterprises including Purpose Construction (Previously Manitoba Green Retrofit), and Senior Partner with Encompass Coop. His driving goal has been to help reunite families through providing good stable work while building sustainable social enterprises. In this interview, we talk about his current work with The WRENCH, how they fit their impacts into their operations, and how they build their culture. We also discuss Lucas’ professional jou...

2023-02-221h 31

The MIX Morning Show with Corny Rempel Matthew and Jose play MIX Date Night2022-11-16 09:44:47 episode date 2022-11-16

2022-11-1607 min

Strategy Made Simple 68. Robin Bryan and Compost LogisticsRobin Bryan was the General Manager of Compost Winnipeg at the time of recording (Jan 2022), and continues working with the team in a consulting and advisory role. Compost Winnipeg works to take food and other organic waste that would end up in the landfill and instead use it to make compost. Through this work, they have needed to work through some critical parts of the business including how they keep compost from freezing to truck beds in the middle of winter, and dealing with the growth of the business from just a couple people to a full...

2022-10-0531 min $The Backpedalers\' Podcast$

The Backpedalers' Podcast Ghosts, Demons, and Other Weird ThingsOriginally recorded July 29, 2021; this was a strange recording that became a Backpedalers episode by default. I am joined by Matthew, Geeksattic, Tusken Reader, and Paper Movies, as we discuss strange spirit encounters.

2022-03-131h 26

Strategy Made Simple 67. Good Work and Recycling with Jessica FlorescoJessica Floresco is the General Manager at Mother Earth Recycling (MER). Mother Earth Recycling does a variety of electronic and mattress recycling which reduces waste in the Winnipeg area. In addition, they are a work integration social enterprise, providing good jobs to people who have otherwise been excluded from the workforce, and MER gives their employees the skills and experience for them to build confidence and self direction. Beyond these social enterprise elements, Mother Earth Recycling is also an indigenous owned and led organization. They provide an excellent example for other organizations and people in how they...

2021-11-1742 min

Strategy Made Simple 66. Networks, Support, and Cooperation with Hazel CorcoranHazel Corcoran is the Executive Director of the Canadian Worker Co-op Federation. The Federation acts as a bridge and advocate for the various worker cooperatives across Canada that form it's membership. They also manage some investment options for cooperatives so they can receive investment through RRSPs and TFSAs. Hazel also describes her transition from a student attending a conference, to providing legal support, to becoming the executive director, along with some of the difficulties and turning points that came along the way. --- Join in on Work with Values, an interactive panel on c...

2021-10-2042 min

Faith School Podcast Back to Basics: How to Pray and Why We Do It with Brooke McGlothlinPraying comes naturally to some and not to others. I have to be honest that it does not come naturally to me (#messymiddle)! But it is an ESSENTIAL practice for the Christian life and the life of anyone on mission. It's a great gift that can carry us through, give us direction, and help us practice trust. I don’t want you to feel inadequate in your prayer life any longer. So my guest, Brooke McGlothlin, gives us just the encouragement and practical wisdom you may need today as well as a little prayer teaching from me! Brooke answers... Why sh...

2021-10-1856 min

Faith School Podcast Back to Basics: How to Build Your Faith From the Inside Out with Leah RempelToday, I am taking you through the essential “Inside Out” principle and its connection to the kingdom of God. We often talk about God’s kingdom, and we've realized that this is not a concept that is usually talked about in the church or, if it is, it's often in passing. But it is actually EXTREMELY important to our faith, especially when we are living a life on mission. I also give some helpful tips about making time for spiritual disciplines, especially when life feels overwhelmingly busy. https://mailchi.mp/f8fb698b8381/sabbath-kickstart-challenge-2021 (Join the Sabbath Kickstart Challenge!) Resources: https...

2021-09-0624 min

Strategy Made Simple 65. The State of the Movement with Nancy NeamtanNancy Neamtan has been working on developing community economic development and the social economy ecosystem in Quebec for decades. Throughout that body of experience, she has been able to work on the challenges that come with building up a sector. In addition, she was one of the founders and builders of the Chantier de l’économie sociale, a major network of networks for the social economy in Quebec. In this conversation with Nancy we discuss some of the challenges of building organizations in the social economy, such as how to scale organizations, finding impact investment, financing, and pat...

2021-08-1146 min

Faith School Podcast How to Build the Kingdom Across Cultures with Lorry TaylorOne of the things I have enjoyed most in the last few years is meeting people from new cultures, whether that be when I am out travelling or when I am meeting my friends who have immigrated to Canada in my own community. The way they see life can be so different, and the stories they bring remind me that my way of doing life is not the only way. In this episode, I am talking to one of my dear friends who has dedicated her life to showing others Jesus and sharing the gospel cross-culturally in one form or...

2021-08-0958 min

Summit Drive Church CITIZENS OF THE KINGDOM | Part 6: Blessed Are the MercifulAnthony Rempel preaches from Matthew 5:7 – “Blessed are the merciful, for they will be shown mercy.”

2021-08-0131 min

Strategy Made Simple 64. Sandra Allen on Shift's Intentional Cooperative CultureSandra Allen is a Member, Co-Owner, Board Member and People Team Lead for Shift Delivery Co-op. Shift Delivery is a last mile carrier based in Vancouver, Canada that uses e-assist trikes instead of motor vehicles for their deliveries. Sandra describes the value that Shift has in it's people, how they onboard new staff and help them prepare and transition into becoming members, and how Shift has been able to maintain their company culture. One intentional decision that contributes to their culture is that all members do the foundational work of triking and making deliveries. For...

2021-07-2931 min

Strategy Made Simple 63. Chris Nichols on Cooperation and Building a Circular BusinessChris Nichols is a Worker, Co-Founder, Director and Operations Coordinator for Wood Shop Workers' Cooperative. Wood Shop is focused on creating wood furniture out of reclaimed wood for customers in the Vancouver area. They are working towards creating a more circular economy through their work. They started by using reclaimed pallet wood to create their furniture, but now they take materials from places such as residential deconstruction sites. The point of a circular economy is that what would be considered waste is diverted from landfill, and instead is used to create new products. For more...

2021-07-2131 min

Strategy Made Simple 62. Worker Co-op Principles with David ThussDavid Thuss is the current Director at the London Brewing Cooperative, and one of the founding worker owners of the Co-op. He has experience in many of the areas of the brewing business, but now works in a supporting role for the other workers in the Co-op. London Brewing follows a triple bottom line approach to running a social enterprise, and also emphasises partnerships with other values aligned organizations including an organic food delivery company, and a Café. Through these partnerships, each organization is able to lean on their strengths and rely on their partners for everything e...

2021-07-1426 min

Strategy Made Simple 61. Joey Pittoello on Worker OwnershipJoey Pittoello is the General Manager at Just Us! Coffee Roasters Co-op, and has worked in many different roles within the company. Just Us! is a worker Co-op, where each worker has the option to join as a member with a stake in the organization, and the opportunity to influence it's overall direction. One of the significant challenges that has been present throughout the history of Just Us! Coffee Roasters Co-op is ensuring that every worker member understands the added responsibilities that come with ownership in a Co-op. Towards solving that challenge, Just Us! has been intentional...

2021-07-0741 min

Faith School Podcast How to Pursue Life-Changing Intimacy with God with Mo AikenBeing fully known and loved by God is one of the greatest gifts that Christianity has over every other religion. We have a God who sees every vulnerable detail of us and loves us anyway. But what does that really mean? My guest, Mo Aiken, breaks down what it means to be known, drawing attention to the parallels between physical intimacy and spiritual intimacy and what that means for us practically. Can’t wait for you to hear this one! Mo answers questions like... With the year we've had, we all feel so burned out and discouraged. How can being in...

2021-06-281h 11

Strategy Made Simple 60. Susan Holt on the story of Plato Software TestingSusan Holt is the Chief Growth Officer for Plato Testing, a software testing service that hires and trains people with indigenous backgrounds. She also acts in the same role for their sister company PQA. She has been part of Plato Testing's growth from a single office to five offices across Canada over the past five years. Throughout the growth of the company, there have been decisions that have contributed to Plato's ability to provide quality software testing, and build up the skills of their employees. In addition, they have provided opportunities for employees to become limited partners...

2021-05-2639 min

Strategy Made Simple 59. Olowo-n'djo Chala on Scaling Alaffia's MissionOlowo-n'djo Tchala is the founder and CEO of Alaffia, an international fair trade hair and body product company based in the USA. He was able to take this company from the garage, to supplying large national grocery store chains with their products. Throughout the growth of the company, he has put the mission first, and ensured that the workers in West Africa continue to get fair wages for their work, and that the products that Alaffia produces have natural ingredients made with traditional methods. --- You can continue the conversation by joining SocialEconomyConnect...

2021-02-1028 min

Strategy Made Simple 58. Brendan Reimer on ACU's Journey to B Corp The purpose of B Corp is to certify and demonstrate businesses that are doing social good through their operations. Built into the system is an incentive to improve the impact that is being done by the business. ACU received their B Corp certification in February of 2020, and received the highest score in Canada and the 6th highest score in the world. I had the opportunity to sit down with Brendan Reimer to discuss what being a B Corp means for ACU, why it joined the movement, and why it’s a focus for the organization. Note: ACU do...

2021-02-0330 min

Strategy Made Simple 57. Meg Ronson on L3 and Social AcquisitionsMeg Ronson is the Project Manager for Legacy Leadership Lab, a team based out of the University of Waterloo. They are working on using social innovation labs to build up a network and tools to facilitate social acquisitions. Social acquisitions are a form of succession planning so that business owners can exit, and the businesses can be converted to co-ops or community owned businesses with social goals. --- You can continue the conversation by joining SocialEconomyConnect.com. Social Economy Connect is a free mutual support platform for practitioners, social entrepreneurs, co-op members and developers and...

2021-01-2537 min

Big Blue Bent Episode 7 - Invasion of the "Trumpists" (?)Host Jeff Joseph, panelist Matthew Conway and special guest panelist former policy advisor to the late Toronto Mayor Rob Ford Christine Maydossian examine the Donald Trump presidency from a Canadian conservative perspective along with a closer examination from an issues and policy perspective at how conservatives can best manage the ongoing war to marginalize and isolate them as "Trumpists". And we continue to take a look at the Liberal Party's continue "faux outrage" campaign against conservative, and perceived conservative, targets including Erin O'Toole and Michelle Rempel Garner. We wrap up with an examination of the difficulties of being a c...

2021-01-181h 02

Strategy Made Simple 56. Erinch Sahan and the World Fair Trade OrganizationErinch Sahan is the Chief Executive of the World Fair Trade Organization. The WFTO is a combination social enterprise and fair trade certifier, with offices around the world. The WFTO is a member led organization working towards improving the situation for workers around the world using the 10 Principles of Fair Trade. --- You can continue the conversation by joining SocialEconomyConnect.com. Social Economy Connect is a free mutual support platform for practitioners, social entrepreneurs, co-op members and developers and third sector supporters to discuss issues and solutions with a focus on social outcomes in the...

2020-12-0143 min

Jesus Calling: Stories of Faith Family Matters: Country Music’s High Valley & The NFL’s Trent DilferFrom time to time, life has a way of making us feel that everything is crumbling down around us. Problems can shake us, and even break us. But what will still be there when nothing else is left is family: whether it’s the family you’re born into or the family you choose. Growing up in a remote Mennonite community in northern Alberta, Canada, Brad and Curtis Rempel of the country music duo High Valley cultivated a rich passion for music and tight-knit family. As they try to put music into the world that draws families together, Brad and...

2020-11-1933 min

Faith Bible Church Midweek In The Word A Look at the Apostle PeterPastor Tom Rempel, Pastor Brad Myers, and guest host Jared Ehrke review last weekend's message on the apostle Peter, examine the oft-discussed passage of Matthew 16, and look ahead to next weekend's message on the apostle John.

2020-10-2800 min

Strategy Made Simple 55. Social Business Model Canvas: RelationshipsThe business model canvas is a powerful tool to get a quick sense of how a business works. It can also be used to show how businesses can create social good. In this episode, we will be examining what kind of relationships you social enterprises can have with their customers and stakeholders, what qualities go into defining those relationships, and looking at a case study of how Fairphone's business model is affected by their relationships. 00:00 - Intro 00:58 – 6 Types of Relationships 05:06 – 3 Qualities of Relationships 06:59 - Case Study: Fairphone 12:09 – Outro --- Downlo...

2020-10-2113 min

Download Best Full-Length Audiobooks in Health & Wellness, Mindfulness & Meditation Greenlights by Matthew McConaugheyPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/427439to listen full audiobooks. Title: Greenlights Author: Matthew McConaughey Narrator: Matthew McConaughey Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 6 hours 51 minutes Release date: October 20, 2020 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 4.57 of Total 3454 Ratings of Narrator: 4.88 of Total 872 Genres: Mindfulness & Meditation Publisher's Summary: #1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER • 6 MILLION COPIES SOLD WORLDWIDE! Now with exclusive new content from the paperback edition, the life-changing memoir that has inspired millions of readers through the Academy Award–winning actor’s unflinching honesty, unconventional wisdom, and lessons learned the hard way about living with greater satisfaction. “The No. 1 celebrity memoir of the past 10 years.”—USA Today “McCon...

2020-10-206h 51

Strategy Made Simple 54. Defining Social EnterpriseSocial enterprise describes many different kinds of businesses, and it needs to have a clear definition. In this episode of Strategy Made Simple, we go through several key elements to define social enterprise. Featuring content based on interviews with: Sophie Short: https://www.socialenterprisemark.org.uk/ Elizabeth Chick: https://www.buysocialcanada.com/ Rebecca Dray: https://www.buysocialusa.org/ Amanda Kiessel: https://www.goodmarket.global/ Social Enterprise World Forum (SEWF) characteristics of a social enterprise: 1. Mission focused 2. Surplus/profits invested into the mission 3. Ownership tied to the mission 4...

2020-10-0709 min

Strategy Made Simple 53. Social Business Model Canvas: ResourcesThe business model canvas is a powerful tool to get a quick sense of how a business works. It can also be used to show how businesses can create social good. In this episode, we will be examining how different forms of resources can be used by businesses to create interesting models. Specifically, we will be looking at Toast Ale, and how they have been able to take a waste product from another industry and turn it into one of their key resources. 00:00 - Intro 00:15 – 4 Categories of Resources 03:53 – Case Study: Toast Ale 09...

2020-08-2511 min

Strategy Made Simple 52. Social Business Model Canvas: CustomersThe business model canvas is a powerful tool to get a quick sense of how a business works. It can also be used to show how businesses can create social good. Without customers, you don't have a business. Finding the right customers can be the difference between a successful business and one that struggles. In this episode of Strategy Made Simple, we go through a few tools you can use to describe your ideal customers, from demographics and psychographics and branding matrices to innovation adoption curves and minimum viable audiences. Matthew also describes...

2020-08-1211 min

Strategy Made Simple 51. Social Business Model Canvas: Value PropositionsThe business model canvas is a powerful tool to get a quick sense of how a business works. It can also be used to show how businesses can create social good. Value propositions form part of the foundation of a business. By clarifying your value proposition, you can focus your business in on the things that amplify that value. We also go over how to create value using the UN Sustainable Development Goals as a foundation, and use Grameen Bank as a case study in how to model a social business. 00:00 - Intro 00:26...

2020-07-2912 min

Strategy Made Simple 50. Overview of the Social Business Model CanvasThe business model canvas is a powerful tool to get a quick sense of how a business works. It can also be used to show how businesses can create social good. This is the introduction to a broader series on how to use a social business model canvas to create purpose driven businesses, also known as social enterprises. Watch this episode on Youtube. Transcript available on the Strategy Made Simple Blog. Continue the conversation by joining: social-economy-connect.mn.co --- Marketing Social Enterprise is a project of...

2020-07-1407 min $The Wolff\'s Den$

The Wolff's Den EP 6: Six and SticksJordan had good friends and FLHS classmates Matthew Travia and Gavin Rempel (aka Bobby Black) enter the Den this week to discuss the latest in the continuous MLB and MLBPA negotiations, each of their favorite memories about high school, playing street hockey, their favorite sports video games and Jordan introduce another new variation of Rattle My Cage called: Den's Daggers.

2020-06-231h 21

Download Best Full-Length Audiobooks in Health & Wellness, Mindfulness & Meditation Happiness: The Science behind Your Smile by Daniel NettlePlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/427102to listen full audiobooks. Title: Happiness: The Science behind Your Smile Author: Daniel Nettle Narrator: Matthew Waterson Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 3 hours 49 minutes Release date: June 9, 2020 Genres: Mindfulness & Meditation Publisher's Summary: Bringing together the latest insights from psychiatry, psychology, and philosophy, Daniel Nettle sheds light on happiness, the most basic of human desires. Nettle examines whether people are basically happy or unhappy, whether success can make us happy, what sort of remedies to unhappiness work, why some people are happier than others, and much more. The book is packed with fascinating observations. We discover...

2020-06-093h 49

Strategy Made Simple 49. A Culture of Ownership - Marty Donkervoort and Judith HarrisFor this episode of Marketing Social Enterprise, I was joined by Marty Donkervoort and Judith Harris to talk about how various models of ownership change the way a business is operated. We speak about some of the benefits and weaknesses of employee ownership and community ownership in social enterprise and co-ops. Continue the conversation by joining: social-economy-connect.mn.co --- Marketing Social Enterprise is a project of Strategy Made Simple - StrategyMadeSimple.ca Please visit our website for more social enterprise development articles, podcasts, and features and to see...

2020-05-1451 min

Strategy Made Simple 48. Minimum Viable Audience and an UpdatePrinciples of minimum viable audiences focus the efforts of business managers down to their core supporters and early adopters. They force attention on the specific people that the operation can help, and enables connection to happen with those people. It encourages conversation with those people and maintains the passion for the project. Most social enterprises don't need any help focusing on the social mission. What would happen if we put just as much care and attention into the products and services that we're offering? Specifically making a minimum viable audience can help you do that.

2020-03-2509 min

Strategy Made Simple 47. Uyen Pham - Art and Mental Health RecoveryUyen Pham is the Executive Director at Artbeat studios, a mental health recovery non-profit in Winnipeg. They host artists for their Artists In Residence program to help them with their journeys of mental health recovery. Once they have completed the program, their work is shown in the gallery and they are invited to contribute work to the Upbeat Artworks, a social enterprise that sells alumni artwork. When a sale is made at Upbeat Artworks, the artist retains a majority of the earnings, and donate a portion back to the parent organization to support future artists' recovery and...

2020-02-2635 min

Strategy Made Simple 46. Design Systems - Marketing Social EnterpriseThe systems that we use to design our products, services, and programs influence their final versions. In this episode of Marketing Social Enterprise, Matthew Rempel will take you through three systems of understanding how you can design products and services to better serve your customers and social beneficiaries. 1. Human-Centred Design 2. Lean Startup principles 3. Nudge theory --- Marketing Social Enterprise is a project of Strategy Made Simple - StrategyMadeSimple.ca Please visit our website for more social enterprise development articles, podcasts, and features and to see what coaching...

2020-02-1217 min

Strategy Made Simple 45. Risks in Social Enterprise - Social Enterprise MindsetWhat kind of risks exist within your social enterprise? What risks are you willing to take, and what risks are you taking by avoiding decisive action? In social enterprise, we make things more difficult when compared to business as usual because of our social goals. Adding social goals makes things more complicated, and complications usually cost more money. Knowing when to add more impact and when to focus on business fundamentals is essential when developing a social enterprise. Join the webinar, Jan 31st at 2pm CST. Sign up for the newsletter: https://mailchi...

2020-01-2708 min

Strategy Made Simple 44. Finding Your Value - Marketing Social EnterpriseHow do you think of value? How do you value what you produce? What have you subconsciously tied to the price or value of what you sell? Value is subjective. Understanding how the people you will be interacting with see value is key to building a successful business, and a successful social enterprise. To make the most of this concept: Take 10 minutes and write out the main point of value for your social enterprise, list the elements that feed into the mission, list the ways in which you can present the value that you've identified...

2020-01-0807 min

Strategy Made Simple 43. Charles Enns, Siloam Mission and Reducing Non-Profit Costs with Social EnterpriseSiloam Mission has turned a large expense into a social enterprise opportunity. Charles Enns is the Building Futures program manager at Siloam Mission in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Part of his duties involve managing a small commercial grade laundry social enterprise that is currently serving the internal needs of the Siloam shelter. The Siloam Laundry shifted approximately $150,000 in laundry expenses from an external provider, into an internal opportunity for their community members to build up employable skills. Siloam is also considering how they might be able to take this laundry facility that they've created and start serving...

2019-12-1330 min

Strategy Made Simple 42. You Should Be Marketing Marketing sometimes gets a bad reputation. It can be seen as a necessary evil of being in business. A dirty part of earning revenue. But it doesn’t have to be. Marketing is just the practice of being clear about the value you can offer to potential customers, and presenting it to them in a way that matches your company’s brand. If you truly believe in the products and services that your social enterprise is producing, and you want to continue making the social change related to your business, you need...

2019-09-1910 min

Burlington Church of Christ - Weekly Sermons The Generosity Of GodJim Rempel, Evangelist from Albany, NY, preaches from Matthew 20 about God's heart of generosity

2019-08-0529 min

Burlington Church of Christ - Weekly Sermons The Generosity Of GodJim Rempel, Evangelist from Albany, NY, preaches from Matthew 20 about God's heart of generosity

2019-08-0529 min

Strategy Made Simple 41. Clarify Your Business ModelIf you don’t have a clear business model you can’t grow or market effectively. That is why you must know the 4 key elements of a business model: What you do What you sell Who you sell to How you get paid By being able to clearly define these four elements, you will be able to tell if an opportunity will strengthen or weaken your social enterprise. --- Does trying to grow and market your social enterprise overwhelm you? Does your social enterprise have too many ideas but not enough direction? Strategy Made...

2019-06-1213 min

Strategy Made Simple 40. Connection and Messaging with Ian RountreeIan Rountree is the project manager in charge of Buy Social Praries. Buy Social Praries is a project of LITE, and is a part of the wider network in Buy Social Canada. Ian and I talk about the importance of explaining what your social enterprise is about, and how to tailor that message to specific audiences. We also talk about the importance of networking as an industry to attempt to hit the scale needed to provide products and services for the large purchasing needs of businesses and governments. If you are a social enterprise that...

2019-05-2337 min

Strategy Made Simple 39. Inform, Convince, ConverseHow do you communicate as a social enterprise? There are three styles of communication that we explore in this episode of the Strategy Made Simple podcast. Informational - sharing information Transactional - requesting action Interactional - building relationships The mix of styles that you use in communicating with your customers, clients, partners and suppliers will change the way your brand is perceived. Each style will also have a different effect on each of your audiences. Be aware of how you are using them, and what they imply about your social enterprise. ---

2019-05-1708 min

Strategy Made Simple 38. Amanda Bernardo with Little Voice BooksAmanda Bernardo is half of Little Voice Books, an independent children's book publishing company. She is the author behind Little Voice and The Lighthouse. Along with her illustrator Samantha, they have built up the company around these two books. We talk about the challenges of marketing books and growing a business with small roots. We also talk about how to organize a company to be able to have the capacity to grow into new areas. --- Does trying to grow and market your social enterprise overwhelm you? Does your social enterprise have too...

2019-04-251h 01

Strategy Made Simple 37. The Networks of Anne KrestaAnne Kresta is the President and CEO of Level IT Up, a social enterprise that helps people with autism with job training, while providing quality IT workers for Winnipeg tech companies. Throughout our conversation, Anne would always mention how what they're doing would not be possible without the support of various groups of people. From her board, to the network of similar organizations, to the autism community. Networks are powerful for social enterprise, and it's important to be connected to both other social impact organizations, as well as the customers you hope to serve. ---

2019-04-1233 min

Strategy Made Simple 36. Principles of Minimum Viable ProductsThis episode is available in blog format as well. You can Listen to/Read it on StrategyMadeSimple.ca --- How Small Can A Product Be? One of the biggest parts of business is providing a product or service. Once you’ve decided what problem you would like to try to solve, the next step is developing the solution. Whether your solution is delivered as a product or a service, there will come a point where you have to release your product or service into the market. So, how long should you develop your pr...

2019-04-0410 min

Strategy Made Simple 35. Diversified Impact with Kalen TaylorKalen Taylor stepped into the role of Executive Director at Purpose Construction and Purpose Pest Management in 2018. Since they started, the team at Purpose has been working at re-branding and separating out the two areas of their expertise, residential retrofits and pest management. As a part of this process, Kalen has been leading Purpose to expand their offerings to better serve their community, and their staff. --- Does trying to grow and market your social enterprise overwhelm you? Does your social enterprise have too many ideas but not enough direction? Strategy Made Simple...

2019-03-2638 min

Strategy Made Simple 34. Who Do You Compete With?This episode is available in blog format as well. You can Listen to/Read it on StrategyMadeSimple.ca --- Who is your competition? In some areas of life, there is an easy answer. If you play on a football team, clearly the other teams are your competition. If you are a football league commissioner, then it’s a little more complicated. You could see other team sports as your competition, from rugby to soccer to baseball. Beyond even that, if you’re a coach of a community team for 15-year olds, you’re trying...

2019-03-2007 min

Strategy Made Simple 33. The Relationships of Social Enterprise with Kristy MuckoskyKristy Muckosky uses the relationships with volunteers at the Thrive Thrift Shop to help them build their confidence and grow to see new possibilities. She does this by providing them with a space where they can take chances, learn how to keep trying after failures, and do so in a non-judgemental environment. The Thrive Thrift Shop is a community based thrift shop offering household goods from diapers to bedsheets to the West End community of Winnipeg. They also provide training to volunteers to help them learn how to handle customers and retail customer service. Disclosure...

2019-03-1215 min

Strategy Made Simple 32. Overcoming ObjectionsAlternate title: Values, Alignment, and Customer Questions Marketing is about aligning your product or service with the values of your customers, then helping them overcome the objections they might have about purchasing the product or service. There are three steps to start overcoming your potential customers' objections: Align your product or service with values Align those values with the right customers Answer the most common questions that come up between the first contact with your brand, and the point of sale Links: Pyramid of values HBR article on the...

2019-03-0614 min

Strategy Made Simple 31. Social Procurement and Work Integration with Art LaddArt Ladd is the Executive Director of BUILD - Building Urban Industries for Local Development. The majority of his work is centered around helping people who have barriers to employment. BUILD helps them by providing paid training and work placements so they can apply to other companies with experience and a reference. Art also explains how aspiring social entrepreneurs can look for social problems that can be solved while also solving an economic problem. --- Does trying to grow and market your social enterprise overwhelm you? Strategy Made Simple offers coaching to help...

2019-02-2738 min

Strategy Made Simple 30. Marty Donkervoort with Business Skills and Social ValuesMarty Donkervoort is a Manitoba based social entrepreneur and educator. He's founded multiple worker co-ops and social enterprises, done consulting, and teaches courses on social enterprise and sustainability. Marty suggests that social enterprises cannot thrive without the business skills to compete in the marketplace. He also explains his story of transitioning from being an executive in a multinational corporation to working in the social sector. --- Does trying to grow and market your social enterprise overwhelm you? Strategy Made Simple offers coaching to help social entrepreneurs develop marketing systems so they can market...

2019-02-1230 min

Strategy Made Simple 29. The 4Ps of MarketingWhen you’re starting out as a new business, many of the decisions you make will affect how you can do marketing in the future. Your choices as you’re starting up will form the associations that people will have with your brand based on what you make, how it’s priced, where they can buy it and how you will let people know about your product or service. These components make up what is traditionally called the 4Ps of marketing. Product Price Place Promotion Read th...

2019-02-0614 min

Strategy Made Simple 28. Shaun Loney and the Solutions EconomyShaun Loney is a Manitoba based social enterprise developer. He has started several social enterprises, and has been an advisor for many more. He has also written three books on the subject. Shaun urges us to examine the systems within which we live and work. He has encouraged me and many others to try to work towards finding solutions for the problems that are caused by our systems. Shaun's Books: Build Prosperity (Free) An Army of Problem Solvers and The Beautiful Bailout --- Does trying to grow a...

2019-01-2928 min

Strategy Made Simple 27. Strategy Made Simple Annual Check In ProcessThe process of going through a regular check in with your social enterprise is essential for ensuring that you are continuing to work towards achieving your mission. This check in process will guide you through looking at your mission and values, identifying important statistics within your business and creating a plan to improve your business. Newsletter signup - Get the Check In Worksheet --- Does trying to grow and market your social enterprise overwhelm you? Strategy Made Simple offers coaching to help social entrepreneurs develop marketing systems so they can market...

2019-01-2211 min

Strategy Made Simple 26. Our Stories and Our Values with Cate FriesenWhat do our stories say about us? How do we show our values through our stories? How can we change the way we feel about ourselves by changing how we talk about ourselves? These are all things that Cate and I talk about in this episode of the Strategy Made Simple podcast. Find out how you can tell better stories about your social enterprise. Cate Friesen is the person behind The Story Source. She does coaching and facilitates workshops to help you or your organization find your story and teach you how to t...

2019-01-1523 min

The Ferment 2 - James Alison - From the Outside InJames Alison might insist that he is “fairly clearly not an authority, and often just a silly old queen,” but underneath his mirth and modesty lies an exceptional theological depth. America: The Jesuit Review hails this institutional outsider as an authority who “belongs on any short list of the most important living Catholic theologians.” In this conversation, Alison addresses himself to a generation that has good bullshit detectors, but little social glue, speaking into the challenge of how to cultivate a togetherness no longer defined over against the “baddie du jour.” Questions of catholicity, original sin and the high priest...

2019-01-071h 13

Strategy Made Simple 25. Animal Assisted Social Enterprise with Kathryn KimbleyKathryn Kimbley is pursuing a PhD studying nascent social entrepreneurs, in addition to running her own animal assisted therapy social enterprise called HumAnimaCIC. She is based in the Midlands in the United Kingdom. She spoke about her personal story of getting into social enterprise, what it looks like for people to participate in animal assisted therapy, and how social enterprises might be able to incorporate animals into their operations. We also talked about the gaps between academics and practitioners, and the lack of a solid definition of social enterprise. Apologies for the audio quality, I'm...

2018-12-0442 min

Strategy Made Simple 24. A National Network of Collaboration with Mike ToyeMike Toye is the Executive Director of the Canadian Community Economic Development Network (CCED-Net). Through his work, he attempts to bring together diverse perspectives on Community Economic Development and share successful innovations across the national community. I got a chance to speak with him while attending the CCED-Net Manitoba Gathering, a national conference where CED academics and practitioners get together and share ideas and perspectives. CCED-Net Website Listen on the Strategy Made Simple Website Get Podcast and Blog updates in your inbox Do you have any comments a...

2018-11-2012 min

Strategy Made Simple 23. Teresa Prokopanko - Community Based Social MarketingCommunity Based Social Marketing (CBMS) is a system for promoting ideas and advocating within groups of people. It has been used by advocacy agencies to understand where their efforts are most likely to produce the results they are looking for, and whether people are likely to respond positively towards their initiatives. Teresa Prokopanko is the Composting Coordinator for Green Action Centre in Winnipeg. In this episode she explains how small organizations can use CBSM practices as a framework for their impact campaigns. Community Based Social Marketing Website and Book Listen on t...

2018-11-0611 min

Strategy Made Simple 22. Organizational Incentives and Structures with Frank AtnikovFrank Atnikov is the program coordinator of Social Enterprise Manitoba, an initiative of CCED-Net Manitoba. He helps connect social enterprises with resources to help them with developing their business, and coaching them through the stages of starting and growing a social enterprise. In this episode of Strategy Made Simple, Frank walks us through a different definition of social enterprising, how to align the incentives within an organization with desired outcomes, and when it might not be a good idea to start a social enterprise. Strategy Made Simple interview with Ian Vickars L...

2018-10-2322 min

Strategy Made Simple 21. Siloh Moses - Aligning Business With ImpactOn this episode of the Strategy Made Simple podcast, I interviewed Siloh Moses and we spoke about how to align your business operations with your desired impact. More specifically, we spoke about how to find out what kind of impact your business should pursue, and how to amplify the existing impact you are creating. Siloh Moses is the founder behind WeWin360, a social good consulting agency. His book Better Than This is available on Amazon. Listen to Siloh explain more about his history on the Leadership Looks Like podcast. Siloh Moses on Twitter

2018-10-0928 min

Strategy Made Simple 20. Caryn Birch - Non-Profit Supported StartupRaY or Resource assistance for Youth is a non-profit based in Winnipeg, Manitoba that helps youth get into the workforce. They use several social enterprises to provide workforce training for their Level Up program. Caryn Birch is the manager of their newest social startup: Level Up: Gift and Thrift. Caryn walks us through some of the steps that were involved with setting up a new social enterprise, and what challenges are to be expected for anyone who is thinking about starting a social startup. Gift and Thrift is a gift shop stocked with artists' works...

2018-09-2622 min

Strategy Made Simple 19. Matthew Rempel and What is Social EntrepreneurshipThis episode features Matthew Rempel as he explains some of the basic aspects of social entrepreneurship and social enterprise. He explains how social entrepreneurs think about how they solve problems through their businesses, and how you might be able to take some of the concepts they're using and apply them to your work, whether you're with a social enterprise or not. Twitter Email: matthew@strategymadesimple.ca If you want to do marketing for your social enterprise with confidence, and develop your business for greater impact, please contact me, and we'll build better business...

2018-08-2813 min

Strategy Made Simple 18. Growth and Social EnterpriseWhat do people in the social enterprise sphere think about business growth? I've asked 5 of my previous guests how they think about growth and how that impacts the way their organizations operate. Guests include: Carinna Rosales - SEED Winnipeg, an employment focused non-profit Yacine Bara - Changewealth, a wealth management social enterprise Philip Mikulec - Peg City Car Coop, a car sharing co-op Sarah Leeson-Klym - Canadian Community Economic Development Network, a community industry network and advocacy group Brendan Reimer - Assiniboine Credit Union, a for profit...

2018-08-1424 min

Strategy Made Simple 17. Systems of Leadership Development with Carinna RosalesCarinna Rosales is the Co-Executive Director of SEED Winnipeg. She helps clients develop businesses to work their way out of poverty. Carinna works at helping to build systems to teach leadership to potential business operators. Her main goal is to help clients build a stable income that can provide for them and their families, while working through the local markets. We also speak about some of the big challenges of businesses and non-profits that seek to make an impact, and where the leaders of social enterprise movements around the world are likely to come from.

2018-07-3116 min

Strategy Made Simple 16. Mobility Collaboration with Philip MikulecPhilip Mikulec is the operations manager of the Peg City Car Co-op. They provide hub based car sharing in the Winnipeg downtown area. We spoke about how financial capital can be difficult to raise for social enterprise and co-ops, and how we might begin to build systemic source of capital. We also spoke about how the Canadian shared mobility industry is actively collaborative in trying to find solutions to their shared problems. Strategy Made Simple: Keep it Simple. Read the Strategy Made Simple Blog Promo Code for $50 credit for new members: PODCAST

2018-07-1722 min

Strategy Made Simple 15. Banking on Social Good with Brendan ReimerMy guest today is Brendan Reimer, and he is the Strategic Partner of Values-Based Banking with Assiniboine Credit Union. Over the course of our conversation, he made sure to explain how important the individual is in the process of making change. No change happens without individual people deciding that they are going to make a difference, however big or small that difference is. He then explained how he is able to help people reach a place where they are able to help others through the use of the banking system. Listen to the...

2018-07-0324 min

Strategy Made Simple 14. Yacine Bara's Financial Planning Against PovertyYacine Bara is the founder of Winnipeg based ChangeWealth, a financial planning social enterprise. They are working to provide an alternative source of income for social impact organizations. We had the chance to speak about how social enterprise can work towards finding better sources of capital to fund their operations, and how social enterprise must be able to function as a business to achieve their social goals. More Strategy Made Simple: strategymadesimple.ca/blog

2018-06-1917 min

Strategy Made Simple 13. Community Economic Development and Sarah Leeson-KlymSarah Leeson-Klym is the Manitoba Regional Director of the Canadian Community Economic Development Network. We were able to sit down and have a conversation about how community economic development can impact cities, how leaders emerge, and how we can speak about developing and new framework for economic development. She also shares her personal story of how she got involved in the movement. Strategy Made Simple: Keep it Simple CCED-Net website: https://www.ccednet-rcdec.ca/en Spark Pro-Bono Matching: https://sparkwpg.ca/ The Inclusive Economy CCED-Net Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch...

2018-04-1722 min

Strategy Made Simple 12. Getting into Investing with Josh OlfertJosh Olfert runs Haven Investing, where he brings together the benefits of both traditional investing, and automated investing. He started Haven Investing at the young age of 21. For any individual or organization that is trying to get into investing, Josh has some tips for you. Want more organizational strategy and communications tips? Read the Strategy Made Simple blog at Matthewdyck.ca/blog

2018-04-0319 min

Strategy Made Simple 11. Ian Vickars' Multiple Bottom LinesIan Vickars is the COO of Diversity Foods, a social enterprise based in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. They manage 4 main food service outlets within Winnipeg. I spoke with him recently about Diversity's practices, how it maintains it's multiple bottom lines. Diversity foods recently won the LEAF award for the Greenest Restaurant over 10,000 square feet. More details here. Want more organizational strategy and communications tips? Read the Strategy Made Simple blog at Matthewdyck.ca/blog

2018-03-2017 min

Strategy Made Simple 10. Finding Belonging with Shellie PowerShellie Power is part of Hope Centre Ministries, a faith based organization that is committed to helping people with disabilities find places to connect. Because of that mission, Shellie has a unique perspective on how we can try to improve several systems that interact within our Canadian society. Read more at Matthewdyck.ca/blog Tweet @matthewdyck_ca

2018-03-0616 min

Strategy Made Simple 9. Listening Organizations with Hilary FriesenHilary Friesen is Director of Strategic Services at Changemakers, a full service communications and PR firm in Winnipeg, Manitoba. I had the chance to speak with her about how communications strategy has changed over the past few years, and how Changemakers adjust with the business climate. She also described organizational listening as the concept that has grabbed her attention recently. Listen to the full episode to find out more. Changemakers.ca Matthewdyck.ca

2018-02-2012 min

Strategy Made Simple 8. The Case for Pro Bono with Geoff RipatGeoff has a unique position, where he links working professionals who want to give to their communities, and community organizations that have short term projects to help them complete their work more effectively. Listen in on some of the benefits and challenges of trying to pair these organizations together.

2018-02-0612 min

Strategy Made Simple 7. The Hope of Roger BerringtonRoger Berrington is the Volunteer Executive Director of a program called CanU. CanU brings kids from schools across Winnipeg to the University of Manitoba campus for programming run by volunteer university students. Find out more about CanU here Read the Blog here Contact me on twitter @matthewdyck.ca

2018-01-2313 min

Strategy Made Simple 6. The Vision of Joanne KlassenHave you ever wanted to start writing, but found that you weren't able to write something that you were satisfied with? Joanne Klassen has a process that might help you find a way to write something that you find worthwhile, and help you find some personal realizations as you go. Specifically, find out how you can improve your writing, or any skill, just 5 minutes at a time. Find out more about Joanne Klassen and transformative life writing at www.write-away.net Read the Strategy Made Simple blog at www.StrategyMadeSimple.ca/Blog

2018-01-0912 min

Strategy Made Simple 5. Art DeFehr's Gratitude and International PlatformsI had the chance to sit down with Art Defehr recently. We were able to chat about how we decide what we do, and what we want our lives to be about. He also talks about how sees generosity and what it means to be generous. For more Strategy Made Simple, you can read the blog at matthewdyck.ca/blog Contact me on Twitter @MatthewDyck_ca

2017-12-1212 min

Strategy Made Simple 4. The Passion of Olaf PyttlikThe owner of Across the Board and DaCapo Productions is the guest of this episode of the Strategy Made Simple podcast, and his name is Olaf Pyttlik. We spoke about how his love of games helped him through a troubled time in his life. He also explained how Across the Board's success was initially a bit of an accident. Listen in on how his personal experiences have formed the businesses that he runs. For more Strategy Made Simple, read the blog at StrategyMadeSimple.ca/blog. Reach out to me at matthew@matthewdyck.ca

2017-11-2810 min

Explore the Latest Full Audiobooks in Mystery, Thriller & Horror, Suspense A Fatal Fall - Cherringham - A Cosy Crime Series: Mystery Shorts 15 (Unabridged) by Neil Richards, Matthew CostelloPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/417066to listen full audiobooks. Title: A Fatal Fall - Cherringham - A Cosy Crime Series: Mystery Shorts 15 (Unabridged) Author: Neil Richards, Matthew Costello Narrator: Neil Dudgeon Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 2 hours 37 minutes Release date: November 24, 2017 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 3 of Total 1 Genres: Suspense Publisher's Summary: Dylan McCabe - a livewire Irish labourer on a rushed Cherringham building Project - has been making noises about the site's lack of safety. When he's discovered dead after a fall, it seems that Dylan's own warnings were all too true. That is ... until Jack and Sarah get involved...

2017-11-242h 37

Strategy Made Simple 3. The Values of Martin ItzkowMartin Itzkow is the co-founder and co-chair of the Manitoba Federation of Non Profit Organizations. He is also leading a group that is trying to bring values back to organizations in Canada. You can find out more on their website at www.mfnpo.org. Read more at the Strategy Made Simple blog at www.strategymadesimple.ca/blog

2017-11-1416 min

Explore the Latest Full Audiobooks in Mystery, Thriller & Horror, Suspense The Secret of Combe Castle - Cherringham - A Cosy Crime Series: Mystery Shorts 14 (Unabridged) by Neil Richards, Matthew CostelloPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/417210to listen full audiobooks. Title: The Secret of Combe Castle - Cherringham - A Cosy Crime Series: Mystery Shorts 14 (Unabridged) Author: Neil Richards, Matthew Costello Narrator: Neil Dudgeon Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 2 hours 23 minutes Release date: November 10, 2017 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 1 of Total 1 Genres: Suspense Publisher's Summary: When the penniless FitzHenrys, proprietors of the rundown Combe Castle Heritage Site, find themselves victims of a threatening campaign to oust them from their ancestral home, Jack and Sarah are called in to track down the culprit. But nothing is what it seems at this castle...

2017-11-102h 23

Strategy Made Simple 2. How Habitat Supports Itself with Michelle PerieraFor today's episode of Strategy Made Simple, Michelle Pereira of Habitat for Humanity Manitoba has agreed to talk about how they have established their place as a sustainable charity. She also talks of what drives her to keep doing the work she does.

2017-10-3120 min

Explore the Latest Full Audiobooks in Mystery, Thriller & Horror, Suspense A Lesson in Murder - Cherringham - A Cosy Crime Series: Mystery Shorts 13 (Unabridged) by Neil Richards, Matthew CostelloPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/417205to listen full audiobooks. Title: A Lesson in Murder - Cherringham - A Cosy Crime Series: Mystery Shorts 13 (Unabridged) Author: Neil Richards, Matthew Costello Narrator: Neil Dudgeon Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 2 hours 17 minutes Release date: October 27, 2017 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 2 of Total 1 Genres: Suspense Publisher's Summary: When Jack and Sarah are called in to investigate mysterious pranks at an exclusive girls' private school, it seems at first that it might be the work of a few mean pupils with a grudge. But things quickly turn serious when a popular teacher meets a sudden, violent...

2017-10-272h 17

Strategy Made Simple 1. James Magnus Johnston with Fools and HorsesI recently had a conversation with James Magnus Johnston. He is one of the founding partners at fools and horses, a café based in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.

2017-10-1722 min

Explore the Latest Full Audiobooks in Mystery, Thriller & Horror, Suspense Death on a Summer Night - Cherringham - A Cosy Crime Series: Mystery Shorts 12 (Unabridged) by Neil Richards, Matthew CostelloPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/417204to listen full audiobooks. Title: Death on a Summer Night - Cherringham - A Cosy Crime Series: Mystery Shorts 12 (Unabridged) Author: Neil Richards, Matthew Costello Narrator: Neil Dudgeon Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 2 hours 44 minutes Release date: October 13, 2017 Genres: Suspense Publisher's Summary: Twenty-five years ago, on a hot summer night, Tim Bell drove to a secluded spot with talented young musician Dinah Taylor after their date at the village fair. But Dinah was never seen again, and Bell - with blood spatters on his clothing - was sent to prison for her murder. Now freed...

2017-10-132h 44

Explore the Latest Full Audiobooks in Mystery, Thriller & Horror, Suspense Blade in the Water - Cherringham - A Cosy Crime Series: Mystery Shorts 11 (Unabridged) by Neil Richards, Matthew CostelloPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/417203to listen full audiobooks. Title: Blade in the Water - Cherringham - A Cosy Crime Series: Mystery Shorts 11 (Unabridged) Author: Neil Richards, Matthew Costello Narrator: Neil Dudgeon Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 2 hours 29 minutes Release date: September 29, 2017 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 5 of Total 2 Ratings of Narrator: 4 of Total 2 Genres: Suspense Publisher's Summary: It's just days before the Cherringham Regatta - an annual event that draws luxury yachts from across the country, as well as the local boat crowd, all looking to party on the river. But it's no party when boats are vandalized, and a...

2017-09-292h 29

Seattle Mennonite Church Sermons BelovedRex Rempel auctioned off a sermon on the topic of bid-winner's choosing to support our youth traveling to Orlando for the Mennonite Church USA gathering. Pete Lagerwey won the bid and set him up with two stories from Matthew of God naming Jesus "My Beloved" (baptism and transfiguration), as well as the story of Abraham and Isaac from Genesis, and some Isaiah for good measure. Listen to the beautiful result of this Spirit-collaboration...

2017-08-2715 min

Get New Releases Audiobooks in Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Sci-Fi: Classic Goslings Audiobook by J.D. BeresfordPlease visit https://fashabooks.com/aff/fashabooks/1459 to download full audiobooks of your choice for free. Title: Goslings Author: J.D. Beresford Narrator: Matthew Brenher Format: Unabridged Length: 8 hrs and 12 mins Language: English Release date: 06-20-13 Publisher: Dreamscape Media, LLC Ratings: 3 of 5 out of 1 votes Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Sci-Fi: Classic Publisher's Summary: A global plague has decimated England's male population and the once-predictable Gosling family is now free to fulfill its long-frustrated desires. When Mr. Gosling leaves his family to peruse his sexual vices, the Gosling daughters, who lack experience and self-independence, find shelter in a matriarchal commune. However...

2013-06-2104 min