Finding Faith with Randy Ollis: Recent Episodes
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Randy Ollis is on a mission, finding people who are guided by their faith from all religions and denominations and sharing their stories with you. If you have a story to share go to LifeStyleLive.tv and click on the contact button. If you have a story of faith or know someone who has one Randy would love to hear from you.
The Children’s Museumof Indianapolis is celebrating the grand opening of the “Sacred Places” exhibition on Thursday, September 7th. This exhibit invites visitors from all around the world to explore the concept of sacredness through the eyes of six guides representing different faiths. The opening day promises a host of engaging activities and performances, from the Rhythm! Discovery Center Drum Circle to devotional music performed by Sikh Ragis from Satsang of Indianapolis. Plus, there are creative activities like exploring and building structures from different sacred places and unleashing your inner poet with the Power of Poetry. It’s an incredible opportunity to connect with the global concept of sacredness while having a fantastic time at the museum.
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On today's finding faith, both her parents are pastors in her hometown in southern Illinois. She lives here in Indianapolis working as a news reporter for WISH-TV. Amicia Ramsey shares her story of faith.
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In celebration of Indian Independence Day, we had the pleasure of inviting Neha Patel, a volunteer with Bochasanwasi Shri Akshar Purushottam Swaminarayan Sanstha (BAPS) Tuesday morning.
BAPS is a spiritual volunteer-driven organization that’s dedicated to improving the community through encouraging individual faith, service, community, and harmony. A key part of BAPS is the local Mandir, similar to a church, which is a Hindu place of worship. The Mandir in Greenwood is just one of over 100 BAPS Mandirs in the US and over 3,000 across the world.
Mandirs across the country provide volunteer opportunities for the community as well as a place for Indian and Hindu Americans to share their culture and be in the community. Neha attributes much of her positive upbringing and outlook on life to the community at her Mandir, as well as her Guru. Starting today is the Festival of Inspirations. The Festival of Inspirations is a 75-day event that celebrates the convergence of spirituality, culture, and community. This event marks the opening of Akshardham, located in Robbinsville, NJ. Akshardham is possibly one of the tallest and largest Hindu Mandir in the United States, but it’s much more than a Mandir or just a place of worship. The Akshardham is a spiritual, cultural, and educational complex that serves as a source of inspiration to not only those of the Swaminarayan faith but people of all backgrounds. Hindus alike truly believe that Mandir adds significant value to their communities.
BAPS, the Greenwood Mandir, and Akshardham all seek to give back by serving the community. The Greenwood Mandir and Mandir across the country donate school supplies, and sponsor blood drives and food drives.
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Sewa International is a Hindu faith-based, nonprofit service organization committed to humanitarian efforts.
Established in 2003, Sewa International is part of a global movement that originated in India in 1989 and now operates in twenty countries. The organization’s fundamental principle is to serve humanity without discrimination based on race, color, religion, gender, or nationality.
Sewa’s primary focus lies in disaster relief and rehabilitation, providing crucial aid during times of crisis. Additionally, Sewa International runs various development programs aimed at family services, child, tribal, and refugee welfare, women’s empowerment, healthcare, and education. Notably, the organization also engages in development projects across countries such as Colombia, Guyana, India, Kenya, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka.
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Join us in the inspiring journey of “Finding Faith” with Jackie Bledsoe, an acclaimed author and speaker. With great enthusiasm, Jackie shares exciting news about his featured Verse of the Day video set to premiere on the Bible app on Wednesday, July 5th. Given his vast reach, it’s no surprise that his VOTD videos routinely amass over one million views within a single day of being featured. But that’s not all to celebrate, as on Monday, July 10th, Jackie, along with YouVersion and Content Partners, commemorate the 15th anniversary of the Bible app, which has touched the lives of more than 550 million users worldwide.
Beyond his literary and digital endeavors, Jackie’s profound impact is evident in his work as a bestselling author and international speaker, guiding over 115,000 couples with “The 7 Rings of Marriage™.” Together with his wife, Stephana, Jackie founded Happily Married Couples, a platform dedicated to helping couples build stronger marriages and Christ-centered families across the globe. His entrepreneurial spirit has led him to mentor others on utilizing their unique gifts, experiences, and knowledge to create successful businesses and ministries.
Jackie’s impressive presence can be witnessed on various media outlets, including ABC News, The 700 Club, Moody Radio, and YouVersion’s Bible app, along with his contributions to Family Life, Life Way, and The Wesleyan Church World Headquarters. For those seeking to learn more about this exceptional individual, his blog, JackieBledsoe.com, serves as a wealth of knowledge, while HappilyMarriedCouples.com provides valuable resources for nurturing a blissful marriage.
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Angie Nuttle, the founder of the VIP Center for Business Women, is a woman on a mission to empower and uplift women in the business world. Alongside Amanda Gleason, the Operations Director and Human Resources expert, they have created a platform that supports and guides women in their professional journeys. Through their book, “The Purple Life: A Christian Business Woman’s Guidebook to Faith, Favor, and Spiritual Warfare,” Angie Nuttle shares her insights and experiences, inspiring women to embrace their faith and navigate the challenges of the business world with grace and confidence.
Angie Nuttle explains that the VIP Center for Business Women is a platform designed to support, educate, and connect women in their professional journeys. The center provides resources, training programs, and networking opportunities to help women excel in their careers. Nuttle shares the inspiration behind starting the VIP Center, highlighting her passion for empowering women and her own experiences in the business world.
The VIP Center for Business Women, led by Angie Nuttle and Amanda Gleason, is making a significant impact in empowering women in the business world. Through their book, “The Purple Life,” and the array of resources and opportunities provided by the VIP Center, women are finding faith, support, and practical guidance to navigate the challenges they face in their professional journeys. With their inspiring movement, the VIP Center is fostering a community of empowered and confident women who are creating positive change in the business realm.
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Rabbi Meir Soloveichik joined us today to discuss his novel “Providence and Power: Ten Portraits in Jewish Statesmanship. The book is about the biblical ideas of statesmanship and traces great Jewish leaders throughout history.
From King David through leaders of today, the book examines leadership from a biblical perspective. Soloveichik shared how the founding principles of America are related to Jewish principles, and why it is important to reexamine them.
For more information about Rabbi Meir Soloveichik and his novel, visit his website.
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Meet McKenna Haase, a remarkable 26-year-old racecar driver hailing from Des Moines, Iowa. McKenna’s passion for racing ignited when she had a chance encounter with NASCAR driver Kasey Kahne at a shopping mall during her third grade. Fuelled by her love for the sport, she founded her own race team, Team Haase Racing LLC, at the age of 13, starting with box stock outlaw karts in 2010. With her exceptional talent and determination, McKenna made history by becoming the first female in 114 years to win a sprint car feature at Knoxville Raceway, achieving this remarkable feat in only her second season behind the wheel.
Beyond her achievements on the track, McKenna is dedicated to operating her race team with a focus on faith, honesty, excellence, and integrity. She prioritizes her partners, fans, and fellow racers, striving to be a strong advocate for them. In addition to her racing endeavors, McKenna is the owner of Compass Racing Development LLC, a faith-based youth racing program, and the founder of Youth Racers of America Inc., which aims to provide accessible opportunities for kids to pursue racing. Currently residing in Indianapolis, McKenna continues to race 410 sprint cars across the Midwest, showcasing her skills and inspiring others with her unwavering faith and determination.
McKenna Haase’s journey is a testament to the power of following one’s passion and remaining committed to personal values. Her remarkable achievements both on and off the racetrack serve as an inspiration to aspiring racers and individuals pursuing their dreams. With her faith as a guiding force, McKenna continues to make an impact in the world of racing and beyond, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of fans and fellow racers alike.
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Renee Meyer’s life took a dramatic turn when she survived a life-threatening incident while flying her Pitts aircraft. Experiencing a severe flutter that caused the top wing of her biplane to break, Meyer found herself facing a situation that had only resulted in survival three out of four times in history. Miraculously, she emerged as the sole survivor. This near-death experience served as a catalyst for Meyer’s spiritual journey. Introduced to individuals who played a significant role in leading her to the Lord, she embraced her newfound faith, recognizing that her survival provided her with a second chance at life and the opportunity for eternal salvation.
Meyer’s remarkable story serves as a testament to the transformative power of faith and the profound impact life-altering experiences can have on one’s spiritual path. She firmly believes that if she had not survived the aviation accident, she would not have had the chance to experience heaven. Meyer’s encounter with mortality prompted her to reflect on her life’s purpose and ultimately led her to embrace a newfound sense of faith and spirituality. Her story serves as an inspiration to others, reminding them of the importance of finding faith in the face of adversity and cherishing the second chances life grants us.
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In a compelling story of faith and purpose, Susan Thomas, a teacher in Perry Township Schools, embarked on a life-changing journey to the Amazon jungle with Justice and Mercy International. Recovering from COVID-19 in the fall of 2021, Susan felt a divine nudge that propelled her to participate in a mission trip to the Amazon. Alongside 35 other women, she traveled down the Amazon River, immersing herself in the service of remote villages, sleeping in a hammock, and embracing the simplicity of cold river showers.
Upon returning from her transformative experience in the summer of 2022, Susan felt compelled to respond to God’s calling. After fervent prayer, she realized that her mission was to raise funds for the construction of a school in an Amazonian village that lacked educational facilities. Seeking confirmation, Susan attended a women’s conference in St. Louis, where she received an extraordinary sign. A woman from Washington State, who had also been on the boat trip in the Amazon, appeared before her, providing the affirmation she had been seeking. This serendipitous encounter solidified her commitment, and since then, Susan has been working tirelessly with Justice and Mercy Amazon to identify a village, secure a location, and raise the necessary $18,000 for the school. Construction is set to commence in August, marking a significant milestone in Susan’s remarkable journey of faith and compassion.
Susan’s story is an inspiring testament to the power of listening to one’s inner calling and stepping out in faith. Through her dedication and unwavering belief, she is making a tangible impact on the lives of children in an Amazonian village, providing them with an opportunity for education and a brighter future. The upcoming construction of the school stands as a testament to the resilience and determination of one person who, through her journey of recovery and self-discovery, has become an instrument of positive change. Susan’s unwavering faith and unwavering commitment serve as a shining example, reminding us all that small acts of obedience can lead to extraordinary outcomes.
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In this candid interview, Mike, Ashley, and Mikenley Brown open up about the role of faith in their lives during challenging times. They reflect on how their faith became a source of strength and guidance when Mikenley battled anorexia, highlighting the transformative power it had in her recovery.
The Browns also share how their faith influenced their parenting approach throughout this difficult period, offering support, love, and unwavering faith in their daughter's journey to healing. Moreover, they delve into their American Idol experience and discuss how their faith played a crucial role, in shaping their unique perspective on the competition.
They share insights on how their faith allowed them to stay grounded and provided them with an opportunity to share their beliefs with a broader audience. To learn more about the Brown family's inspiring story, visit their social media links at https://linktr.ee/mikenleybrown.
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On today’s “Finding Faith” we welcome Shalin Desai, the International Director of the Art of Living Foundation, who discussed a special evening of wisdom and meditation coming up this month. During this enlightening session, attendees can expect to gain valuable insights and tools to live a lighter, more fulfilling, joyful, and connected life. Shalin will delve into the profound impact of breathwork and meditation, showcasing how these practices can aid in making the right decisions and managing stress in a healthy way.
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today, we are joined by Shriya Una, the Communications Manager from the Jagannath Association of Indiana, and Kshitija Dube, the Communications Chair from the Hindu Temple of Central Indiana. We had some intriguing talking points lined up for our discussion. Firstly, we discussed the rich history of the Hindu Temple of Central Indiana and heard a brief overview of its origins. Next, we explored the significance of the festival called “Rathyatra” and what it symbolizes in the Hindu tradition. Lastly, we discussed the message that the temple wishes to convey to the people of Indianapolis. Let’s embark on this enlightening conversation about faith and culture.
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On today's Finding Faith podcast, Reverend Richard Hunter joins Randy Ollis and Randall Newsome to discuss the effort to help 565 families with a week’s worth of groceries and a turkey to anyone in need, especially the homeless and veterans.
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The 9th annual Festival of Trees kicks off at the Renaissance Indianapolis North Hotel in Carmel on Saturday, November 19. Nancy Chance, founder and executive director of the Good Samaritan Network of Hamilton County and Kim Harden, Festival of Trees event coordinator, joined Randy and Randall Newsome to discuss what an important fundraiser event this is, the services the network provides and how you can be a part of this year’s festivities and fundraiser.
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On this episode of Finding Faith, Randy talks with Northview Church’s retiring senior pastor, Steve Poe, and the newly installed senior pastor, CJ Johnson, along with their wives. Now that he has retired, Poe hopes to preach at churches around the country and do more writing, as he’s already penned one book, “Creatures of Habit: Breaking the Habits Holding You Back from God’s Best.”
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Today’s Finding Faith with Randy Ollis is about the Free Church of God celebrating its 100th Anniversary.
Bishop Richard Sanders joined Randy to discuss this and more.
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On this episode of Finding Faith with Randy Ollis, Randy is highlighting a group that makes an impact on children, here at home and around the world. It’s called the Child Evangelism Fellowship, and today we’re putting a spotlight on the Indiana chapter.
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In today's “Finding Faith with Randy Ollis,” he’s calling attention to a special cause. A family is raising funds to have a Safe Haven Baby Box placed in Greenfield in honor of Trisha Dillman, who tragically died due to COVID complications earlier this year.
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On today’s Finding Faith with Randy Ollis, this Indiana woman is keeping the faith in both her business and life. Concetta Thomas, founder and director of First Class Learning Ministry, a pre-k program for kids, joined Randy and Amber Hankins to share how faith plays a role in her business and to share sweet letter from her former students.
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The Indiana State Library will present “The Mystery of the Darlington Bible,” a free program focusing on a 14th century medieval Bible held in the State Library’s collections. Seth Irwin, conservator for Indiana State Library, joins Randy Ollis to discuss the upcoming event and this historic Bible.
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KK Kokonaing, Miss Indiana Teen USA 2022, stopped by to tell us about her journey in faith. KK has made history as the first-ever Burmese-American to win a state Teen USA title. This Fall, she will attend Bethel University and double major in Psychology and Worship Arts. Her ultimate career goal is to work in clinical research as a neuroscientist and serve others in ministry as a worship leader. She is preparing to represent Indiana in the national competition of Miss Teen USA!
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In today’s Finding Faith, we’re highlighting the Nation of Islam. Brother Nuri Muhammad, minister at Muhammad Mosque #74 discusses the ministry he does in Indianapolis, his community outreach, the projects he’s most proud of and more.
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“Sister Friends Forever” is a new soon to be published book written by Kimberla Lawson Roby who says her faith played a huge part in the inspiration behind the book. The “New York Times” bestselling author joined Randy to discuss her latest book.
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It’s a day at the golf course that could make a difference for kids that need scholarships for college, and it’s honoring the memory of a minister who loved both golf and his community.Rev. Carl Z Liggins Sr. Pastor of Mount Olive Missionary Baptist Church joins Randy along with Lawanda Cheatham, wife of Rev. Greg Cheatham, who’s husband inspired this annual event.
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UNITE INDY is a group dedicated to helping their brothers and sisters throughout the inner city of Indianapolis. Jim Cotterill, UNITE INDY president, joins Randy to share more about their mission and their need for volunteers.
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Randy and talks to Thomas McDorr, trauma chaplain at IU Health, to share how his role as a chaplain works, how faith plays a factor in resilience and recovery, the importance of having a strong support system, and more.
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Thie Witt family’s entire home was destroyed by fire, and one of the only things to survive it nearly unscathed was their bible. Brad Witt and Lisa Witt, house fire survivors, join Randy to talk about how their faith helped them survive this traumatic incident.
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Kairos is a Christian and ecumenical ministry but open to people of any faith or those without to attend. Kirk Hunter, state chairman of Kairos of Indiana, joins Randy and Randall Newsome to share how his ministry works and how you can support it.
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In March 2021, 16-year-old Layla Knotts lost control of her vehicle late on a country road in Sullivan County. Her car became airborne, rolled multiple times and came to rest in a cornfield. But Layla’s story is one of hope. She had to learn to walk, talk and think again. God was with her every step of the way.”
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On this episode Randy Ollis and Randall Newsom talk to Indianapolis City Council Chaplain Tim Lindsey about the third annual Indianapolis Prayer Service, how it got started, and why it’s important for the city.
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Randy Ollis talks to a former MTV rock star Bobby Hayden. They talk about how he turned his life around by giving it to the lord and created cardbord box ministries.
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Randy Ollis and Randall Newsom are talking to Marcus Schrader and Malar Stewart from Workforce Chaplains and learning about how companies can utilize chaplain care.
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Randy Ollis and Randall Newsom are learning about the Hindu community. Hinduism is considered the world’s oldest religion. It’s also the world’s third largest religion behind Christianity and Islam. Nitya Sandadi, and Susmita Singh, volunteers with the Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh, join us to share more about Hinduism.
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Randy Ollis and Amber Hankins talk to Stephanie Denson, founder and lead organizer of Spirit & Space. We’ll share the mission of Spirit & Space and how it aims to serve as a bridge to help others achieve their goals, find the resources they need and create a space that lifts their spirit.
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Randy Ollis and Randall Newsom talk to Tim Carrie, Miles of Smiles Outreach Director at Kingdom Racing. We’ll talk about his family’s organization which was created during a time where he and his wife were going through personal times of darkness and struggle and how they then felt called to bring racing and God together.
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Randy Ollis and Randall Newsom talk to Amanda Wolf, who was born with sacral agenesis, a rare birth defect which hinders the spine’s development. We’ll talk about how she is determined to make a difference by participating in World Vision’s annual Global 6k for Water.
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In today’s Finding Faith with Randy Ollis and Randall Newsome learn about a medical outreach program serving women & children in the villages of Guatemala.
Hope Thomas, RN, Medical Director for Reviving Hope, join them to share everything you should know about their organization and how you can support their cause.
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Behind the scenes, IndyCar Ministry continues to serve those within the IndyCar community through prayer, counseling, encouragement and much more during this special time. This May, they’ve created a new initiative dubbed the ‘Month of Ministry’ which will be alive and present.
Chuck Lessick, chaplain of Indycar Ministry, joins Randy to share more about their ministry and working with IndyCar.
For more information, visit indycarministry.org or search IndyCar Ministry on all Social Media Channels and tune-in to YouTube ever Wednesday for a new encouraging video!
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A rabbi, a Muslim comic and a reverend all walked into a comedy show… it's not a joke!
Bob Alper, ordained rabbi, and Rev. Susan Sparks, Baptist minister, join Randy Ollis to discuss their upcoming “Laugh in Peace” comedy show presented by Spirit & Place coming to the Indianapolis Public Library on Thursday, May 19.
Spirit & Place, a collaborative community initiative housed in the Indiana University School of Liberal Arts at IUPUI, is proud to present the “Laugh in Peace” comedy show on Thursday, May 19 for their second annual spring faith event. In partnership with The Indianapolis Public Library, the fun-filled, interfaith comedy show is free on a first-come, first-serve basis.
The “Laugh in Peace” comedy tour features the comedic trio of Muslim comic Gibran Saleem, Rabbi Bob Alper and Rev. Susan Sparks coming from different religious backgrounds to promote interfaith dialogue and highlight our commonalities. The show causes audiences to think, laugh and leave with a different view of the world. The “Laugh in Peace” show will take place from 7-9 p.m. at the Indianapolis Public Library’s Central Library, located at 40 E. St. Clair St. in Indianapolis, Indiana, and audiences can register for the event here.
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The Transcendental Meditation technique is a simple, natural, effortless mental technique practiced morning and evening, founded in the 1950s by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. Over 10 million people have learned it worldwide. TM provides deep rest for the mind and the body. Over 675 research studies have shown a wide range of benefits for mind, body, and behavior from the twice-daily practice. Paul Wilson, certified instructor of Transcendental Meditation joins Randy and Randall to share more about this practice.
For more information, visit tm.org/home-page.
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Pastor Kenneth Sullivan Jr., senior pastor of New Direction Church, joins Randy and Randall to discuss his book, “Prayer Still Works,” why prayer is important, the best way to pray and more. Pastor Sullivan and his family firmly believe in the power of God to redirect lives. The mission of New Direction Church is “Leading People to A Better Life.” As the Senior Pastor of New Direction Church, he has made it a priority to pour into the lives of youth and young adults in the city of Indianapolis.
“Prayer Still Works” is designed to examine the power of prayer through several powerful biblical examples alongside illustrations from our age. While reading this book you will gain insight on how to tap into the power of prayer and to fully realize how God’s spiritual authority directly flows into your life.
For more information and to purchase the book visit, kensullivanjr.com.
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Randy is joined by “Life.Style.Live!” co-host Randall Newsome to discuss how great it can feel to get in touch with nature as you get in touch with God.
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Yom HaShoah, also known as Holocaust Remembrance Day, is a special but somber day for people of the Jewish faith. Cantor Aviva Marer of the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation joins Randy and Randall Newsome to share what’s important to know about the day commemorating the historic event, the current state of anti-Semitism in the U.S., what keeps Jewish people inspired and more.
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Randy shares with his Life.Style.Live! co-host, Randall Newsome a little bit about his own spiritual journey and how he’s working on passing his faith down to his grandkids.
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Neda Moainie, representative of the Baha’i Faith, joins Randy to share a few important things to know about this religion. For more information on the Bahá’í faith and their events, visit indybahai.org.
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Randy talks to Collin O'Bremski from Indianapolis' Northminster Presbyterian Church about how they minister to their community with their Midtown Market events.
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Micah and Tiffany Snider's faith was put to the test when their 2 year old son Aiden was diagnosed with a life threatening medical condition. Find out how their faith carried them through Aiden's battle with a postpartum congenital heart defect.
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Faith. It’s a word we hear thrown around all the time. Keep the faith. Walking in faith. Having faith. Faith guides many in their daily lives. Faith is belief in action. Randy Ollis is on a mission, finding people who are guided by their faith from all religions, denominations, and walks of life and sharing their stories with you. From people who are keeping the faith in times of trouble learning to live your faith day by day, join him as he seeks those who are finding faith.
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