http://www.praize.com/forums/ en-us no-reply@praize.com Sun, 26 May 2013 06:57:39 GMT Gossamer Forum by Gossamer Threads, Inc. http://www.rssboard.org/rss-specification http://www.praize.com/forum/icons/gforum-logo.png http://www.praize.com/forums/ 50 50 http://www.praize.com/forums/Ministries_Missions_C15/Youth_Missions_F90/Heart_For_The_City_Educational_Offerings_P84081/?page=unread#84081 Heart For The City continues to offer opportunities designed to empower participants with a wide range of topics. Each topic is separately designed to be presented for two (2) hour workshops. For this year, the following topics are offered: * Dealing with Stress Burnout * Grant Writings: The Basics (4 part series) * Caregiving from a Cultural Perspective * The Do's and Don'ts o Dealing with Resistive People * Understanding the Key Dynamics of Leadership * Keys to Personal and Professional Ethical * " I Need You to Help Me Survive" * G.I.G.O.- An Important Acronym to Think About * Identifying and Removing the Barriers to Enhance successful; Relationships http://heartforthecityaz.[...]ss6.php 0 Oct 14, 2010, 9:09 PM http://www.praize.com/forums/Ministries_Missions_C15/Youth_Missions_F90/Mentoring_kids_P83239/?page=unread#83239 There are no soccer moms in the inner city - just kids who need all of the positive aspects of organized sports. You know, adults who care about them and are available to answer questions and give advice; a venue to let out their aggression; an opportunity to be part of a group that won't lead them down the path to jail or, worse yet, death. This is one of the challenges that HEART FOR THE CITY faces - to provide after school activities that will allow young people to participate in organized activities that will provide them at least temporary escape from the situation they are in. "The kids we deal with," Joe Eriquez recently shared, "are of junior high age - thirteen or fourteen. This is the point in time when they make the decision to pursue street life as a survival mode, or look for a way into mainstream society. Many of these kids are fatherless, or live in a dysfunctional family, and they are looking for role models to emulate. The reality is, either we provide those role models or the street will." HEART OF THE CITY does far more than produce athletes - they just use sports as the tool to accomplish their greater goals. The coaches that volunteer are trained to be mentors as well as coaches. Visit http://heartforthecityaz.org for details. http://heartforthecityaz.org 0 May 8, 2010, 5:23 AM http://www.praize.com/forums/Ministries_Missions_C15/Youth_Missions_F90/Very_Important_letter_from_Norway_P74260/?page=unread#74260 This letter was written bye our brother Magnus from Norway, Please read it all. Ziyad Our Arab Christian brothers and sisters need our help, now! They live as Christians in the oldest areas of the gospel, namely in Bethlehem and the old Israel. They are, however, also living under strong pressure and persecution from Arab Muslims and Israeli Jews and Muslims. They feel that Christians in other parts of the world have forgotten them, and that the Western world, that is ever so eager to get involved in diverse matters throughout the world, are not aware of their suffering, or are unwilling to help... This link (below), does, however, show us that some Arab Christians try to help their own, their children and the spread of the gospel, despite a world and society that want to destroy them and the gospel of Christ: link removed due to violation of Praize forum rules for solicitation of funds. please feel free to contact member by email if you wish to get further information. thanks. Shell D/SingPraiz4Hym. I would encourage you with all my heart to enter this link and to sit down and try to understand what it going on, and to see what kind of work these people are doing. I would additionally encourage you to stand up for them, and to help them in whatever way you can. They live on the edges of God's kingdom, always in the crossfire of humans that only lust for their destruction. They are the foot soldiers of Jesus Christ's army, but they are not getting much help from the reserve troops who instead indulge themselves in luxury and comfort on safe distance... Most Western Christians seem to be more interested in human wisdom and power than helping their needy fellow Christians... how can this be? These Christians do not have time or money to waste on stuff that Western Christians to a much to big degree have been flirting with. These Christians are the last desperate efforts of the kingdom of God to stand firm in the faith pitted against war, poverty and oppression. In ancient Christian times Christians that were well-off helped those that were in problems. The wealthy Christians of Greece did for instance help the poor and persecuted Christians of Jerusalem: Romans 15:25-27: Now, however, I am on my way to Jerusalem in the service of the saints there. 26For Macedonia and Achaia were pleased to make a contribution for the poor among the saints in Jerusalem. 27They were pleased to do it, and indeed they owe it to them. For if the Gentiles have shared in the Jews' spiritual blessings, they owe it to the Jews to share with them their material blessings. Thus, I encourage all Christians in the rich world: help your fellow Christians in the Arab and Muslim world before it's too late. They fight for the cause of the gospel, and they find themselves facing serious difficulties. They are doing the work that Christians in the West are not doing - but that they ought to do... At least, we can help them with the material... money, food and shelter.. but we should also help them with the Spiritual and the judicial/political... I strongly encourage you to get involved in this, read carefully and get to understand how things are. Then spread this information to your fellow Christians, your church, Christian organizations, aid organizations, politicians, media etc. Remember the Arab Christians in prayers - but don't forget to give them the material help they are in great need of... The blessing of God 0 Jun 2, 2007, 2:38 PM http://www.praize.com/forums/Ministries_Missions_C15/Youth_Missions_F90/Re%3A_can_someone_help_me_P42789/?page=unread#42789 hi am John from Kenya and i would like to be one of you. john 0 Apr 21, 2005, 5:28 AM http://www.praize.com/forums/Ministries_Missions_C15/Youth_Missions_F90/Re%3A_can_someone_help_me_P42788/?page=unread#42788 AM THERE YOU CAN REACH ME ON johnicny@yahoo.com 0 Apr 21, 2005, 5:26 AM http://www.praize.com/forums/Ministries_Missions_C15/Youth_Missions_F90/Re%3A_can_someone_help_me_P42787/?page=unread#42787 hi balalack, Greetings in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ... This is Dinagar.I like to be friend with u too.... Ply reply me.... Regards, Dinagar 0 Jan 27, 2005, 10:29 PM http://www.praize.com/forums/Ministries_Missions_C15/Youth_Missions_F90/Youth_Missions_P92940/?page=unread#92940 Hi whoever it may concern, I am a Ugandan youth and interested in outreaching my fellow youth both within my country and outside. At the moment I'd like to host foreign missioners as I am still tied up in my academic load. P'se if you are interested in outreaching Uganda, feel free I'll be glad to co-ordinate your mission. God bless, Jones. 0 Sep 2, 2003, 4:18 AM