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Thank you for connecting with and listening to the teaching podcast of Coastal Oaks Church in Rockport, TX! For more information about location, service times, and what to expect on your next visit, go to coastaloakschurch.org. We invite you to grab your Bible and study along with us as you listen.
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A weekly discussion for the established church about the challenges and issues church leaders face. Hosted by Sam Rainer (West Bradenton Baptist Church, Bradenton, FL) and Josh King (First Baptist Church, Lewisville, TX). The show is produced by Taylor Standridge (https://www.facebook.com/tbstandridge) in Dallas, TX.
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Join your host, Eric Skwarczynski, as he sits down with brave survivors who are shedding light on decades of physical, mental, and sexual abuse within the Independent Fundamental Baptist movement.
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During the semester, the seminary community gathers for worship every Tuesday and Thursday at 10 a.m. Hear messages from R. Albert Mohler Jr., David Platt, and other Southern faculty and friends in this archive.
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OPB's daily conversation covering news, politics, culture and the arts. Hosted By Dave Miller.
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Hemant Mehta and Jessica Greiff cover the latest news, politics, and pop culture with a focus on atheism and religion. This is the official podcast for FriendlyAtheist.com.
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Grassroots Southern Baptists // Formerly CR:V; Now SBC Underground // Part of the Servants and Heralds Network
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The Roundup Podcast is focused on reaching the college campus, developing leaders and sending kingdom multipliers. Host Mitch Tidwell is the Collegiate Associate at the Southern Baptists of Texas Convention. This podcast is created by the SBTC and provided through Cooperative Program giving.
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SBC History shares stories, facts, and pictures from the history of the Southern Baptist Convention
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Advance Now is a collection of Podcasts, Articles, and Videos that are designed to equip us in advancing the Kingdom of God. Advance means to “move forward, proceed, press on, push on, push forward, make progress, make headway, gain ground, typically in a purposeful way." This is why Advance Now exists – wherever you’re at on your journey in the Mission of God…Advance. And, do it Now. sbtexas.com/advancenow This podcast was made possible through faithful Cooperative Program giving. For more ...
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The Center for Baptist Leadership podcast aims to cultivate courageous and biblical Baptist leadership for 21st-century America. Our mission is to revitalize the Southern Baptist Convention from within, defend it from those who seek its destruction, and serve as a better Baptist voice in the public square. Learn more at www.centerforbaptistleadership.org.
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The Called Creative Podcast is intended to encourage and champion creatives who are called to use their gifts to further the Gospel. We cover relevant topics, discuss recent trends, and help untangle some of the most complicated topics when it comes to being a creative in the church. The host of the show is Koby Dickenson. This podcast is created by the SBTC and provided through Cooperative Program giving.
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We typically want every matter of faith and life to have crystal clear answers, but it isn’t always that easy. Recorded on the Boggy Bayou of Niceville, Florida and hosted by James Ross and Justin Wyatt, pastors at Church on Bayshore, this podcast dives into how to help Christians think with a Kingdom mentality about topics that are sometimes get muddy and bog us down.
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The Westminster Effects Doxology Podcast exists to explore popular songs, practices, and ideas in the light of Sola Scriptura and Tota Scriptura. It is an outlet of Westminster Effects, a church history themed guitar effects pedal brand in Greenville, South Carolina. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/westminsterdoxology/support
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Deconstructing wokeness one concept at a time. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/great-awokening/support
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Aaron Renn's commentary and insights on our 21st century world, along with his conversations with some of the world's leading thinkers on the issues of today. Covering culture, media, economics, politics, Christianity and men's issues.
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Exploring the intersections of religion and gender, the Christian Feminist Podcast is ready to roar.
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The Josh Saefkow Podcast is a combination of in-depth conversations with some close friends and Church leaders from around the country. The goal of this podcast is to spark enlightening discussions with these leaders that will equip you with helpful tools for the growth of the Church and the glory of Christ.
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Welcome to "A World of Difference," where host Lori Adams-Brown takes you on a global journey through the lens of her diverse experiences. Having spent decades in Asia and growing up in South America, Lori's life embodies a mosaic of cultures, languages, and perspectives. In this podcast, Lori invites you to celebrate diversity while exploring the profound impact of understanding our differences. Through engaging conversations, she delves into the beauty of various cultures and the invaluabl ...
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Democracy depends on a free press, a government for the people, a just legal system and separate-but-free church. Yet, we have a corrupt U.S. president, a partisan Supreme Court, a power-hungry white evangelical bloc and a lazy press - which is revealing just how much our American values are being sold out. With a lot of informative guests and a few F-bombs, co-hosts Laurie Lattimore-Volkmann and Brad Raley are going to change that.
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Everyone is on the other side of something and we think those stories matter. They teach us, shape us, and mold us into the people we are today. On The Other Side podcast hosts Jamie Ivey and Aaron Ivey sit down with individuals, not necessarily for the story of what happened, but what life is like on the other side of that story. We believe that stories have a unique ability to bring people together and that we are all on the other side of something. Join us as we hear stories from people o ...
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DJ Zouain & Friends. Ccurrent events involving faith, specifically Christianity, and Christians today. We talk about other faiths, our own faith, the church, the Church. we are 10% safe for the little ears.
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Southern Baptist Convention narrowly rejects ban on women pastors
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There are roughly 500 Southern Baptist churches in the Pacific Northwest, accounting for more than 44,000 members. At its annual meeting last month, the Southern Baptist Convention considered an amendment to ban women from being pastors. It ultimately didn’t meet the two-thirds majority it needed to pass, but it still had support from more than 60%…
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2024 Southern Baptist Convention report w/ Cory Truax - 271
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Cory Truax joins us for our fourth annual SBC report with the good, bad, and ugly of the largest, most important Protestant denomination in the United States. Subscribe on iTunes, Spotify, Overcast, and YouTube. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and X. Buy your guitar effects at …
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Ep. 536 - Reporter Bob Smietana and the Southern Baptist Convention
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Patreon supporters who give $5 a month will get an ad-free version of the show! Join our private Facebook group and Discord server! This week, I spoke with religion reporter Bob Smietana about the Southern Baptist Convention's recent gathering. We talked about women pastors, IVF, the denomination's handling of sexual abuse, and so much more. SPONSO…
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Southern Baptist Convention 2024 (Dr. Chris Bonts)
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On The Southern Baptist Convention 2024, Part 2...After the Convention
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In this episode we discuss takeaways and observations from the 2024 Southern Baptist Convention.
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JONATHAN WHITEHEAD: The Future of the Southern Baptist Convention
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Jonathan Whitehead, a lawyer who has been active in Southern Baptist institutional life for many years, joins me to discuss the future of the SBC. We will focus on the SBC's upcoming convention in Indianapolis, where several key issues will be debated and addressed.By Aaron Renn
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"On The Road" is "Think Out Loud's" radio road trip series: conversations with wanderers, tourists and residents along Oregon's back roads and highways. In this trip, we traveled through the sparsely populated corner of Southeast Oregon from Fruitland, Idaho, to McDermitt, Nevada. We met rodeo riders, rafters, ranchers, and rock hounds – among othe…
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Building Community: The Journey Behind Powwows.com with Paul Gowder
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Are you ready to uncover the unexpected? Imagine exploring a podcast episode that dives into indigenous North American culture and the monumental impact of preserving traditions. But what you didn't expect was the unique perspective and insights shared by a guest who's built one of the largest online communities celebrating native American arts and…
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REBROADCAST - Ann Patchett’s novel focuses on mothers, daughters and theater
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Ann Patchett’s novel "Tom Lake," is set during the pandemic, but it is also set in the past. The main character, a mother of three adult daughters, tells her children the story of her own youthful romance with a man who is now a famous movie star. The story is told over long days picking cherries on their family farm, where everyone has gathered to…
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In this episode we dive deeper in to Sunday's sermon on Philippians 4:4-7 and discuss worry and anxiety. Where does it come from? What is helpful and and not helpful in responding? What do we do about it. We also answer questions about patriotism in worship and the recent Presedential debate.
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Making the rounds with Oregon Zoo veterinarian Carlos Sanchez
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Doctor Carlos Sanchez has an unusual and challenging caseload of patients. For one thing, they have scales, feathers, horns and fur, and can’t really say where it hurts. But it’s his job to oversee the medical care and treatment of more than a thousand animals as the head veterinarian at Portland’s Oregon Zoo. In our latest installment in our serie…
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JOSHUA MITCHELL: The Roots of the Great Awokening
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Georgetown Professor Joshua Mitchell, author of the book American Awakening: Identity Politics and Other Afflictions of Our Time, joins me to talk about what factors caused the rise of identity politics in America. Buy the book: https://www.amazon.com/American-Awakening-Identity-Politics-Afflictions/dp/1641771305/?&_encoding=UTF8&tag=theurban-20 Su…
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10 Words: The Third Words: Name Above All Names (Dr. Chris Bonts)
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Kickstand Comedy offers free summer stand-up shows in the park
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For the fourth year in a row, nonprofit theater Kickstand Comedy is hosting a series of free stand-up comedy nights in Portland’s Laurelhurst Park Friday evenings for the entire summer. The first outdoor event was held by necessity in the pandemic and began with a small crowd of less than 100 people. But word has spread, and as pandemic has subside…
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Semi-truck crash causes indefinite closure of Hood River-White Salmon Bridge
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On Thursday morning, a semi-truck hauling an excavator caused severe damage to the Hood River-White Salmon bridge when an excavator it was hauling struck the lift span above the traffic lanes. The Port of Hood River immediately closed the nearly mile-long bridge spanning the Columbia River until “further notice.” No injuries were reported at the ti…
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U.S. Supreme Court rules in Grants Pass case that people experiencing homelessness can be punished for sleeping in public
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In April, United States Supreme Court Justices heard arguments in one of the most widely watched cases out of Oregon in recent memory. The question at the heart of Grants Pass v Johnson was whether cities can regulate where and when people can sleep outside, especially if there isn’t shelter space available. The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals had hel…
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What's Wrong with Using an iPad to Preach? (Ep. 396)
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Do you use paper notes in the pulpit or digital technology? Which one is best? Josh and Sam discuss the advantages and disadvantages of technology and homiletics. Old school or new school, there are some important considerations before preaching. Episode Sponsor: Churchteams: Are you tired of multiple applications for church check-in, giving, membe…
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Gray whales off the Oregon coast have been shrinking over the past two decades
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A population of gray whales that feed off the Oregon coast have been shrinking in size over the last 20 years. New research from Oregon State University shows that whales born in 2020 grew to be more than 13% shorter than whales born before 2000. The shrinkage could bring significant reproductive health challenges for the whales, and could also be …
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Neutral overseer chosen for Oregon foster care class action settlement
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Oregon’s foster care class action lawsuit against the state's Department of Human Services was settled in May after five years. But the improvements to the foster care system agreed in the settlement couldn’t move forward until a “neutral” was chosen to oversee the system. This week the court picked outside expert Kevin Ryan to oversee the changes.…
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Eight years later, is Measure 98 achieving its goals for Oregon high schools?
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In November 2016, Oregon voters overwhelmingly approved Measure 98, also known as the High School Success fund. It provides targeted state funds in three core areas: dropout prevention, career and technical education and college readiness. High schools across the state can apply to access Measure 98 funds by developing individual plans on how those…
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Ep. 537 - A Chat with Two Christian Hate-Preachers
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Patreon supporters who give $5 a month will get an ad-free version of the show! Join our private Facebook group and Discord server! I recently spoke with hate-preachers Jonathan Shelley and Aaron Thompson about all the awful things they've said. It was disturbing. It ran very long. I'm still not sure why I did it. But I hope you find it interesting…
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U.S. track and field Olympic hopefuls compete at Hayward Field in Eugene
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Hayward Field is once again hosting the U.S. Olympic Track and Field Trials in Eugene which end on Sunday. The nation’s best sprinters, hurdlers, javelin throwers and more are competing for a shot to qualify for the summer games which kick off next month in Paris. Among those who’ve already punched their tickets is Ryan Crouser, an Oregonian and tw…
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Local nonprofit aims to build community by bringing people of color outdoors
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Summer is here, and people are kicking it off by getting out into nature. But those in communities of color can often feel excluded from natural spaces and from participating in activities like hiking and camping. People of Color Outdoors (POCO) is a local nonprofit that works to build community in the Portland area through outdoor excursions. It’s…
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Protections for health care workers lead to more felony arrests for those in mental crisis in Washington
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Washington is just one of many states that makes an assault on a health care worker a felony offense, but recent reporting from the Marshall Project and the Seattle Times found that this law is disproportionately affecting those in a mental crisis. From 2018 to 2022, there were 151 cases of felony assault on a health care worker in King County. A l…
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Portland Fire & Rescue warns of potential increase in fires caused by personal fireworks on the Fourth of July
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Although the City of Portland passed a fireworks ban in March of 2022, Portland Fire & Rescue is preparing for a potential increase in fires started by personal fireworks this Fourth of July. Reporting by Willamette Week found that although the number of fires caused by fireworks dipped during the year the ban was enacted, the number of fireworks-r…
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Navigating Career Transitions with Coaching and Mindfulness with Kim Nicol
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If you're feeling stuck in your career, constantly repeating the same thing year after year, and feeling like there's no opportunity for growth, then you are not alone! Breaking out of that feeling of being trapped in a box can seem overwhelming, but there's a way forward. In this episode, you will be able to: Discover how professional coaching can…
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How firefighter apprenticeships are helping Oregon fire departments hire more diverse candidates
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Fire departments across Oregon are facing staffing shortages as veteran firefighters retire and volunteer numbers drop. But the Oregon Fire Apprenticeship program has been helping departments bring in more candidates with diverse backgrounds. The apprenticeship pays a minimum salary of $3,800 a month and covers the cost of the five community colleg…
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How an Oregon company is tackling safety and harassment in the outdoors
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Outdoor recreation generates around $7.5 billion in Oregon, according to the Outdoor Recreation Roundtable. Some of our most popular industries include boating, tent camping, hiking and climbing. But while the industry generates more than 70,000 jobs in the state, some of these workers face dangers that go beyond just natural elements. As reported …
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Oregon farm real estate values outpacing national trends
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The latest data made available by the USDA Census of Agriculture show that the value of Oregon farmland has increased by 23% over a five-year period, compared with just 7% nationally. Dan Bigelow is an assistant professor in the department of Applied Economics at Oregon State University. He’s been analyzing this census data to create a fuller pictu…
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Author Renée Watson on “skin & bones,” her first novel for adults
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Renée Watson has topped bestseller lists and won multiple awards for her children’s and young adult literature. But the author, who splits her time between Portland and New York City, recently released “skin & bones,” her first book for adults. The story follows 40-year-old Lena Baker as she navigates dating, fat-shaming, friendship and motherhood …
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Once a retirement community, King City navigates growth
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King City, Oregon began as a community for older adults in the 1960s. While the area was once an age-restricted community, the demographics of the region are starting to change. As King City expands, leaders have to navigate managing growth amid pushback from some residents. We check in on what’s next for the region with city manager Mike Weston.…
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How state and federal funding could impact Oregon’s urban forests
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Oregon’s urban and community forestry program has grown significantly over the last few years thanks to an influx of state and federal funding. The program’s staff has more than tripled, and it recently received nearly $27 million in federal funding through the Inflation Reduction Act. $10 million of that is earmarked for grants to Oregon’s nine fe…
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BATYA UNGAR-SARGON: How the Elites Betrayed America's Working Men and Women
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Newsweek opinion editor Batya Ungar-Sargon joins me to discuss her recent book Second Class: How the Elites Betrayed America's Working Men and Women. It's a look at the travails facing America's working class. Read my review of Second Class: https://www.city-journal.org/article/review-of-second-class-by-batya-ungar-sargon Buy the book: https://www.…
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10 Words: The Second Word: You Can't Put God in a Box (Dr. Chris Bonts)
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The Tabernacle & the High Priest are designed by God to point us back home into God's presence.By Dr. Chris Irving
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Portland Safe Rest Village in Southwest neighborhood on track to triple capacity
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The city of Portland’s Safe Rest Village in the Southwest Multnomah Village neighborhood is one of two city run shelters that’s set to significantly expand capacity. The Multnomah Safe Rest Village, which opened in June 2022, will go from 28 units to 100. Volunteer groups like Southwest Outreach and Clean Camp PDX have been working for years to sup…
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How the Dobbs decision has affected medical students and residency programs in Oregon, US
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It’s been two years since the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Supreme Court decision that overturned the constitutional right to an abortion in the U.S. Since then, 14 states have instituted full bans on the procedure. Now new research shows that states with these bans are seeing fewer residency applications from medical students. Katie Hansen is a…
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A Realistic Plan for Using Baby Boomers in Non-Paid Staff Roles (Ep. 395)
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You likely have an untapped source of volunteer power in your church. Don't miss this opportunity! The Baby Boomer generation is entering retirement and has a ton of job experience. Josh and Sam discuss how Boomers can help guide a church into the next season of growth. Episode Sponsor: Churchteams: Are you tired of multiple applications for church…
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World Cup cricket matches reflect sport’s rising popularity in U.S., including Oregon and Washington
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Earlier this month, the U.S. national cricket team defeated Pakistan during a match at the Men’s T20 World Cup. It was a stunning upset and impressive victory for Team USA’s first outing at the World Cup cricket tournament, as the team continues to defy expectations by advancing to the quarterfinals. The international tournament is also being playe…
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In Oregon, ‘bass bash’ events raise awareness of voracious predator
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Smallmouth bass can be found in rivers throughout Oregon. The fish is an invasive species and has a big appetite for salmon smolt. Smallmouth bass have been disturbing ecosystems and compete with other species for food and habitat. The Native Fish Society will host two events on Saturday to raise awareness about the problem. The “bass bashes” will …
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Oregon’s slow progress on addressing plight of missing and murdered Indigenous people
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Five years ago, the Oregon state legislature passed a bill declaring missing Native American women a statewide emergency. The bill also authorized an investigation into the crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous people, and the release of a report containing recommendations to more effectively respond to it. But as reporting from InvestigateWest…
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Adoptee Centered Approaches: Walking with Those Impacted by Adoption with Cameron Lee Small
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Are you ready for the unexpected? Dive into the world of adoptee-centered approaches with Cameron Lee Small, a licensed clinical counselor and transracial adoptee. Get ready to be moved as we unravel the layers of grief, loss, and empowerment in the adoptee journey. But that's not all—there's an exclusive deeper conversation waiting for you. Join u…
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Author Brit Bennet explores race and identity
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Brit Bennett’s book The Vanishing Half was on a lot of best-of lists in 2020. Though spanning the second half of the 20th century, the novel speaks to questions about race and identity that have been central to national conversations for the last two years. In that novel and her other writing, Bennett deals with the bonds of family, the importance …
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