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I’m Running London Marathon | Charity Place, Fundraising & Training Plan [Video]
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I’m Running London Marathon | Charity Place, Fundraising & Training Plan [Video]

I finally have a London Marathon place! I’ll be posting my marathon training on Instagram: @laurasfitgridFundraising Instagram where I will be selling my prints: @s.print_finishMy justgiving page: [https://justgiving.com/fundraising/lauraamie2022](https://justgiving.com/fundraising/lauraamie2022)

CAMSA Connect Episode 109 – Sunday worship with Cambridge Citadel Salvation Army [Video]
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CAMSA Connect Episode 109 – Sunday worship with Cambridge Citadel Salvation Army [Video]

Sunday worship from the Cambridge Citadel Salvation Army family. We’re a church that believes everyone is welcome, nobody is perfect, and anything is possible!TESTIFY TO LOVEIn this week’s episode, we are thinking about the importance of speaking up on important issues. It’s the Salvation Army’s International Day of Prayer for Children and Youth, we have a vocal solo from Annie, music from our CAMSA Connect Sings group and news about our CAMSA pins. Oh, and Norman is back and has discovered what has happened to his chocolates. All this and more in your weekly church-at-home service!— CONTACT US —Find us on Facebook at facebook.com/camsachurchYou can contact our Corps Officers at officers@camsa.org.uk Our website address is www.camsa.org.uk— JOIN US FOR WORSHIP —You are very welcome to join us for all-age worship which each week includes songs and hymns, live music from our musicians, interactive times of prayer and testimony PLUS refreshments at the end! As our buildings are being refurbished, we are temporarily meeting at the Territorial Army Reserve Centre, 450 Cherry Hinton Road, Cambridge CB1 8HQ each Sunday at 10:00am.— VIDEO LINKS —To place an order for a CAMSA Pin, please send a cheque made payable to ‘The Salvation Army’ to CAMSA Pins, The Salvation Army, 3 Tenison Road, Cambridge CB1 2DG, UK. Suggested donation is £5 per pin. If you’re overseas please consider postage costs in your donation, too.To receive a copy of our monthly prayer leaflet contact officers@camsa.org.ukInformation on the SA’s response to the Ukraine situation and how to donate:1) The International Projects Office has set up an appeal page and the donation link is https://www.salvationarmy.org.uk?form=Ukrainecrisisappeal 2) JustGiving – for people raising funds locally (rather than one off donations) for the Ukraine crisis through a fundraising event or challenge, use https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/TheSalvationArmyResponseinUkraine Building Project photographshttps://photos.app.goo.gl/WpsaeSdxwYrf28HC9— TAKE PART IN THE WEEKLY OFFERING —You can participate in the weekly offering via the Givt app (scan the QR code at the appropriate point in this video). You can also give by sending a cheque (payable to ‘The Salvation Army’) to The Salvation Army3 Tenison RoadCambridgeCB1 2DGSorry, we can only accept cheques in £ GBPFor your information, 90% of the weekly offering stays at The Salvation Army in Cambridge. 10% goes towards the work of the movement in this part of England (the SA’s Central East Division) and further afield. — CREDITS & ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS —Title & incidental sounds & musicLicensed from bensound.com (free licence with attribution), zapsplat.com and the YouTube sound library Video and Images Stock videos and images are from storyblocks.com and unsplash.comEpisode theme and Bible thought inspired by the book ‘All-sorts Worship’ by Claire Benton-Evans.1. FOR THE BEAUTY OF THE EARTHWords: Folliott Sandford Pierpoint (1835-1917)© Public DomainMusic: ‘Dix’ by Conrad Kocher (1786-1872)© Public DomainAudio: London Philharmonic Choir & National Philharmonic Orchestra from the album ‘Hymns Triumphant: The Complete Collection’℗ 2013 Integrity2. THIS IS MY FATHER’S WORLDWords: Maltbie Davenport Babcock (1858-1901)© Public DomainMusic: ‘Terra Beata’ by Franklin Lawrence Sheppard (1852-1930)© Public DomainArrangement by John LeavittAudio: Hal Leonard and Shawnee Press Church Choral3. TESTIFYWords & Music: Mike Pickering, Paul Heard and Heather Small© 1998 M People MusicAudio: M People from the album ‘The Best of M People’℗ 1998 M People Records4. TESTIFY TO LOVEWords & Music by Henk Pool, Paul Field, Ralph Van Manen, Robert Riekerk© 1996,1998 EMI Blackwood Music, Inc. (MAIN)Remaining portion is unaffiliatedPresented by Ann Howlett-Foster, a member of the CAMSA familyAudio & Video production: Stuart Northfield & Martin Cordner5. AND CAN IT BEWords: Charles Wesley (1707-1788)© Public DomainMusic: ‘Sagina’ by Thomas Campbell (1777-1844)© Public DomainArrangement by William HimesVideo presentation: The Chicago Staff Band (William Himes) and Canadian Staff Band (John Lam) at the Chicago Staff Band’s Thanksgiving Concert 2014 from Edman Chapel in Wheaton, IL6. HYMN TO THE CONQUERORWords: Albert Orsborn (1886-1967)© The General of The Salvation ArmyMusic: Yvonne Field© 2009 SP&S LtdPresented by the CAMSA Connect Sings choir (Ann Howlett-Foster)Drums: Simon Fisher, Piano: Phil Mappledoram, Bass: Stuart NorthfieldAudio & Video production: Stuart Northfield & Martin CordnerSongs used under CCLI licence no. 227497 and Streaming License no. 553110Cambridge Citadel (CAMSA Church) is part of The Salvation Army – a worldwide Christian Church and in the UK a Registered Charity no. 214779© 2022 The Salvation Army Cambridge Citadel Corps

The Parish Eucharist for the Second Sunday of Easter from St John’s, Harpenden [Video]
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The Parish Eucharist for the Second Sunday of Easter from St John’s, Harpenden [Video]

Thank you for joining us at our Eucharist, whether as part of our live stream or later for the recording.Our website calendar page for this service has (or will, by the time of the service) the detail of the service, including who is leading it (and who is preaching, if that is different). The page will also contain a link to the Order of Service. This can be found here: https://stjohnsharpenden.org.uk/calendar/event.php?event=4628 (or alternatively via our Home Page | Calendar).—Any hymns (and/or their music) in copyright will be (or were) used with permission through our CCLI Licence No: 830853 and Streaming Licence 203667. The Order of Service provides details of Copyright Owners (if any) specific to this service.—Please do pray for us and for our work as a Church community.If you’re able to support us financially you can find out details about how to do that here:https://stjohnsharpenden.org.uk/parish-giving/Or donate directly through Just Giving:https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/stjohnsyoutube—If you want to be kept up to date with our latest news about upcoming events and services sign up for our e-Newsletter:https://stjohnsharpenden.org.uk/newsletterFollow us on our social mediahttps://www.facebook.com/StJohnsAL5/https://twitter.com/StJohnsAL5https://www.instagram.com/stjohnsal5/

David Bosso – Teachers Make a Difference – Carolyn Bosso [Video]
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David Bosso – Teachers Make a Difference – Carolyn Bosso [Video]

Connecticut Teacher of the Year 2012 – David BossoAs a teacher of Social Studies at Berlin High School since 1998, David Bosso aims to develop students’ content knowledge and enhance their literacy skills by introducing current events and controversial issues, and by examining other cultures. To these ends, he has sought numerous professional development opportunities in order to increase his students’ global awareness, appreciation for the enduring influence of history and culture, and understanding of current issues. For his efforts in the classroom and beyond, he was recognized by the Connecticut Council of the Social Studies for its Excellence in Social Studies Education award in 2009, and recently received the 2012 Berlin Public Schools District Teacher of the Year Award.A number of other accomplishments, particularly travel grants, illustrate his work toward developing global competency. Through the Teaching Excellence and Achievement program, he traveled to Ghana in the spring of 2011 to work with numerous educators in the development of best teaching practices. He has also traveled to China, Saudi Arabia, and Japan as part of educational delegations, with the specific goals of developing greater cross-cultural awareness and fostering global understanding. In 2001, he was a member of a Fulbright-Hays Summer Seminar Abroad program to Egypt and Israel. Bosso has found such experiences invaluable, as they have bolstered his classroom instruction, curricular development, and student engagement.Bosso has made numerous presentations on teaching practices, classroom management, and technology in his school, district, statewide, and regionally. He will present on using literature in the classroom at this year’s National Council for the Social Studies’ annual national conference in Washington, D.C. In addition to active membership on his district’s Social Studies Vertical Team, Bosso serves on the Board of Directors of the Connecticut Council for the Social Studies. He is currently the co-chair for the Northeast Regional Conference on the Social Studies to be held in April of 2012, the theme of which is “21st Century Learning: The Role and Future of the Social Studies.” His work with prospective, current, and new teachers is extensive, as he serves as a TEAM mentor, cooperating teacher, and fieldwork advisor. He recently facilitated an online course about modern China and served as a lead teacher for a Primary Source summer institute about 19th and 20th century Africa. For over ten years, Bosso was an advisor to his school’s Student Government, and oversaw numerous community service and fundraising activities. He also coached the school’s boys basketball program for several years, during which time the team won the 2006 Division III State Championship, among other achievements.Bosso earned a Bachelor’s Degree in History/Social Sciences from Eastern Connecticut State University. In addition to a Master’s Degree in Educational Computing and Technology from the University of Hartford, Bosso holds a Master’s Degree in History from Central Connecticut State University. His work at CCSU led to the publication of two articles in the journal, Connecticut History , focusing on the Americanization of Italians in Waterbury, CT during the Second World War, and on the impact of Japan’s economic growth in the 1970s and 1980s on industry, politics, and education in Connecticut during that era. He earned a Doctorate in Education from American International College in Springfield, MA. His professional experiences are a testament to his belief in lifelong learning and enhanced awareness of history and global issues.

Help us win $20,000 towards our fundraising campaign. Donate on Thursday, April 28, 20220 [Video]
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Help us win $20,000 towards our fundraising campaign. Donate on Thursday, April 28, 20220 [Video]

Your Funds Will Give Hope to Grieving Inmates Behind BarsWe need to raise $45,000 to successfully provide our 8-Week Transcending Grief Through Growth: Lasting Legacy Project to service inmates in San Quentin Prison. Help us to serve the suffering and often forgotten; the incarcerated person. We have entered into a contest to win up to $20,000 on Thursday, April 28, 2022. And we need your help to WIN.LaunchGood has a contest during the last ten nights of Ramadan giving away additional funds up to $20.000 towards the campaigns that either: raise the most funds in a day OR have the highest number of individual supporters in a day. We are aiming to win in both categories. Our goal is to raise $45,000 and have 510 individual supporters.We have the following giving levels that you get a select from:200 people donate $25150 people donate $50100 people donate $10050 people donate $10,00015 people donate $5005 people donate $1,000Your donation allows us to support one of the most vulnerable populations, the incarcerated person. The impact of grief and isolation can have many ripple effects and our organization fights to ensure that incarcerated receive the comprehensive services needed. Click here www.launchgood.com/healingbehindbars donate on Thursday, April 28, 2022 deadline for last donation is 7pmEDTPlease share with your family, friends and network.

Liam Payne breaks down in tears as he joins mourners leaving Tom Parker’s funeral – after One Direct [Video]
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Liam Payne breaks down in tears as he joins mourners leaving Tom Parker’s funeral – after One Direct [Video]

Liam Payne broke down in tears after paying his respects at Tom Parker’s funeral on Wednesday.The Wanted bandmember died on Wednesday March 30 aged 33 surrounded by his loved ones and bandmates, following a two-year battle with stage 4 glioblastoma.Former One Direction singer Liam, who had played at a charity gig for Stand Up to Cancer, organised by Tom in September last year, was seen wiping his eyes as he left The Saint Francis of Assisi Parish Church in Petts Wood, south-east London.As mourners exited the church, a visibly emotional Liam could be seen wiping away his tears after an emotional service paying tribute to Tom.After learning of Tom’s death, a heartbroken Liam, 28, took to Twitter with a moving tribute. ‘I’m heartbroken to hear about Tom. He was so full of life and humour, and the memories I have of him with stay with me forever. Sending my thoughts out to his family and his brothers in The Wanted ❤️,’ the commemoratory post read.Sending my thoughts out to his family and his brothers in The Wanted ❤️,’ the commemoratory post read.Before the funeral, Liam was greeted with applause from fans as he arrived at the church.In September, the singer performed at charity concert Inside My Head at London’s Royal Albert Hall in support of Tom, who organised the event following an inoperable stage 4 glioblastoma (brain tumour) diagnosis in October 2020.The event was particularly poignant as The Wanted – comprising of Tom, Siva Kaneswaren, Nathan Sykes, Max George and Jay McGuiness – performed together for the first time in seven years.  The Wanted had originally planned to reform for their 10th anniversary in 2020, before the global pandemic forced them to delay the announcement. Tom said: ‘I really am so looking forward to this event. It has been a real pleasure to put together and I am so grateful for all the support I have had from all these brilliant artists.Now the news is out that my band will be performing too, it really is going to be a special night for so many reasons.’  ‘So many people from around the world have been requesting a stream so that they could support the event and the good causes and I’m delighted that the team have managed to put this together.’ Liam added: ‘When I heard about what Tom was going through I wanted to reach out to him. He’s showing so much strength and courage and I wanted to offer help and support in any way I could.My thoughts have been with him a lot and  it means the world that I can support him and his fundraising efforts by performing at the show, I can’t wait.’  Tom’s wife Kelsey previously said it would be ‘beautiful’ to see his devotees ‘line the route’ to the venue where his friends and family will pay tribute.Kelsey has also politely requested that people donate to her GoFundMe account instead of sending gifts and flowers, as she explained the proceeds would be going to causes in Tom’s name.She wrote on Instagram: ‘I am Kelsey Parker, very proud wife of Tom Parker, probably best known for being one fifth of UK boyband The Wanted, but to those who knew him he was my husband, a Daddy, son, brother and friend.As many of you know, Tom was diagnosed with a brain tumour in October 2020 and on Wednesday 30th March 2022 he passed away peacefully with all of his closest friends and family by his side.  ‘Our hearts are truly broken, Tom was the centre of our world and we can’t imagine life without him, but one of the biggest sources of comfort over the last 2 years has been the outpouring of love and support we’ve all received.’We can’t thank everyone enough for holding Tom, myself and the children in your thoughts and prayers, for lighting candles and sharing beautiful messages of hope and condolence.’Liam Payne breaks down in tears as he joins mourners leaving Tom Parker’s funeral – after One Direction star said the memories he has of singer will ‘stay with him forever’

Tell Somebody about Jesus [Video]
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Tell Somebody about Jesus [Video]

Soloist Trina Ferguson singing 🎵Tell Somebody about Jesus🎵 4/19/2022 at the Image Bearers of God: CLC Friends and Fundraising Event at The Greenville Convention Center accompanied by Brushy Creek Baptist Church Taylors & Tom-Angela Barrett. The speaker was Alex Kendrick (producer of War Room, Facing the Giants etc.) he was Awesome! Wonderful time uplifting the name of Jesus!

Bringing Out the Best in Others! Best Audiobook Summary By Thomas K. Connellan, PhD [Video]
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Bringing Out the Best in Others! Best Audiobook Summary By Thomas K. Connellan, PhD [Video]

Bringing Out the Best in Others! By Thomas K. Connellan, PhD – Free Audiobook Summary and ReviewDid you know that two-thirds of all entrepreneurs are first born. That 21 of the first 23 astronauts were first born. That 45 percent of female world leaders between 1960 and 1999 were first born. Using these three factors, business leaders increased productivity and improved profits, parents boosted their children’s grade point averages, educators improved the performances of entries classes. Include Leader’s Guide.Comfortable, Convincing, Effective.I like a book that grabs my attention and my curiosity right away, a book that keeps me engaged. The writing style, like sitting in on a conversation, hooked me in the first few pages. You’ll find this book to be a deceivingly quick read, though you’ll probably catch yourself a number of times-stopping, looking back over what you just read, and asking “what did he say?” Some of the lessons kind of sneak up on you.The premise of Connellan’s approach is that three factors influence success: Expectations, Responsibility, and Feedback. He relates those factors to improving human performance-in business, in school, in family relationships, in personal development. Some improvement is measurable; some is not, but you know the improvement is there.In 15 chapters, the reader takes a journey through Connellan’s three keys. After a couple of introductory chapters on why people fall short and how to create consistently high performance, each of the keys is explained, with how-to, by a consultant/counselor. His workshop participants listen, then put the theories to work. A chapter on each success story illustrates what can be done in a teaching mode that’s inspirational at the same time.I like the practicality of this book. You’ll find plenty of good ideas, well-presented. The last few pages hold a surprise: a Leader’s Tool Kit to put the book’s lessons to work. While reemphasizing his three keys-confidence and expectations, accountability, and appropriate feedback, Connellan offers additional resources and suggestions.This book will be valuable for educators, parents, coaches, and corporate executives at all level. It’s small enough so it’s not intimidating, but filled with a lot more value than you’d expect.Did you love our upload of Bringing Out the Best in Others! By Thomas K. Connellan, PhD – Free Audiobook Summary and Review? You may want to listen to our previous audiobooks:Buy Buttons Best Audiobook Summary By Nick Loper – https://youtu.be/XWlsE0FTz4MBuyology Best Audiobook Summary By Martin Lindstrom – https://youtu.be/-rIBbge5WSYCan’t Hurt Me Best Audiobook Summary By David Goggins – https://youtu.be/g9r6wS3TypsCatalyst Best Audiobook Summary by Jonah Berger – https://youtu.be/WC0Vp5gKl0oCause Marketing for Nonprofits Best Audiobook Summary Jocelyn Daw – https://youtu.be/0xNihIPYslk