Podcast: Hope Talks

Today we are joined on Hope Talks by Pastor Jim Harrison as he reflects back over the years of serving in Pastoral ministry including the last 24 years serving as a shepherding pastor at Church of the Nazarene in Harrisonburg as well sharing about how he

Today we are joined on Hope Talks by Angela Kohl, the Director of Kids Harbor afterschool and daycare to talk with us about their ministry to our community in Harrisonburg and Rockingham County. For more information about Kids Harbor you can visit their

Today we are joined on Hope Talks by Kirsten Pittman who is the Outreach Coordinator at Central Valley Habitat for Humanity to talk with about their ministry to family in our community. Also you can visit their website http://www.centralvalleyhabitat.or

Today we are joined on Hope Talks by the Director of Hope Distributed Jeff Wilhelm to to talk about Hope Distributed and the ministry they do in our community to provide food, clothes or furniture. for more info about Hope Distributed visit their website

Best Week Ever took place June 27-July 3rd. We did service projects in Harrisonburg, Elkton and Rockingham County. Some of the nonprofits that that we served were Open Doors, Habitat for Humanity, Stone Haven, Hope Distributed, Kids Harbor, EAUS, The Boy

Joel Ballew is the Executive Director at Open Doors. Open Doors is a non-profit that ministers to the homeless in Harrisonburg and Rockingham County. Open Doors is also one of the non-profits that we partner with in our community. Joel joins us on Hope T

Debbie Huntley joined Pastor Margaret Michael and Grayson Willis on todays broadcast of Hope Talks to talk with us about Hope and how important that it is as Christians TO share that hope with others around us.

Penny Wilhelm was born in Boston, Massachusetts. She was adopted as a baby. Penny moved to the valley about ten years ago. Penny serves in Celebrate Recovery and joins us on Hope Talks today to share her testimony with us.

Pastor Kerry Willis joins us on Hope Talks on this Fathers Day! He reflected back over the 60 years of his life as a man, son and 34 years as a father. He shared memories and things that he has learned over the years.

Rodolfo was born in Honduras. We he was four years old he and his family moved to New Orleans. Rodolfo also lived in Arlington, Virginia as well as Texas before his family moved to Harrisonburg in 2000. Rodolfo attends Esperanza Viva church of the Nazare