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Former Pastor, Gives it All Up to “Help The Helpers” in the Pandemic
Jeffrey Frantz, a former pastor, is dedicating his life to making a difference in the lives of front-line workers.
LEBANON, PENNSYLVANIA, UNITED STATES – Former pastor, Jeff Frantz is giving up everything to aid those hit by the pandemic the hardest. The wellbeing and emotional resilience of health care workers are key components of maintaining essential health care services during the COVID-19 virus (coronavirus) outbreak. Therefore, it will be crucial to anticipate the stresses associated with this work and put in place supports for health care workers. Monitoring and assessment of mental health and wellbeing of health care personnel will be important, along with efforts to ensure their successful reintegration with work colleagues, should they themselves become infected.
For most, at aged 60, retirement planning is at the forefront of their minds. For Frantz, founder of New Horizons Life and Leadership Development (NHLLD), 60 is just the jumping point for pivoting his career. According to the Senior Living researchers’ survey of 1,102 Americans, the majority of us think there’s a set lifespan to your career. On average, respondents thought age 61 and older was too late to start a new career.
The age range varied by generation. Millennials were less optimistic than Baby Boomers about your second-career pivot. Millennials thought 57 was the cutoff to start a new career, while Baby Boomers thought you had 10 more years than that to get started.
“I was stirred to do more for those suffering in my community and the global community,” Frantz states. “My age was not a detractor- I was called to make a significant difference-If I can do it anyone can”.
The John Maxwell Team member has a professional acumen as a journalist, church pastor, and developmental disability manager-made a marked decision to change his professional direction so he could “help the helpers of the pandemic”.
As a certified life group coach practitioner and spiritual life coach he is inserting his brand of healing in the communities of Pennsylvania.
He is offering group/ team coaching to enhance the connection among staff, improve teamwork, and reach company goals-during possibly the most challenging times we will see in our lifetime. “My mission is not only to give-back to front-line workers but to re-energize them as they search for their restless call to significance,” Frantz said.
Julie Lokun, of Chicago, Illinois, and Founder of Crown and Compass states, “Jeff has brought a breath of fresh air for my team”. Lokun continued, “Jeff gave of his time and energy to course-correct our depleted spirits”. Frantz has been working with Crown and Compass as an advisor to personal and professional development.
Frantz’s message of “You Are Meant For More” is re-energizing schools, religious organizations, healthcare workers, and nursing home employees nationwide. He is proving you can do anything you want no matter your age. Frantz adds, “It all boils down to believing that you are worthy, believing you can make a difference–and then doing it”.
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A Matter of Faith
About this Movie
A Christian girl, Rachel Whitaker (Jordan Trovillion), goes off to college for her freshman year and begins to be influenced by her popular Biology professor (Harry Anderson) who teaches that evolution is the answer to the origins of life. When Rachel’s father, Stephen Whitaker (Jay Pickett), senses something changing with his daughter, he begins to examine the situation and what he discovers catches him completely off guard.
Now very concerned about Rachel drifting away from her Christian faith, he tries to do something about it!
Director: Rich Christiano
Writers: Dave Christiano, Rich Christiano
Starring: Jordan Trovillion, Jay Pickett, Harry Anderson, Chandler Macocha, Clarence Gilyard Jr.
Colorado Church Praised for Supporting Law Enforcement Becomes Victim of Biased Police Detective
Pastor and parishioners grapple with unfair treatment by police department after extending kindness to officers
COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO, USA – Pastor Rose Banks and the predominantly African-American Colorado Springs Fellowship Church (CSFC) has a history of supporting and showing kindness to the Colorado Springs Police Department (CSPD). The church is baffled by bias from a CSPD detective and the department’s failure to not only hold him accountable but also a failure to protect church property from a thug who took advantage of the church’s kindness.
When police departments and officers around the country were being broadly assailed following Eric Garner being choked to death by a NYPD officer, Pastor Rose Banks didn’t want Colorado Springs police to feel they weren’t appreciated so she reached out to CSPD Chief Peter Carey to reassure him that she and her African-American parishioners didn’t feel all police were bad people. And to prove that appreciation, Pastor Banks and parishioners followed up by delivering breakfast and lunch to hundreds of police officers and deputy sheriffs across the city. A 20-year veteran of the department responded by telling a church volunteer that he was deeply moved by the kindness of CSFC and that no organization or church had ever honored the police in such a way.
Pastor Banks also launched CSFC’s ‘Let’s Talk’ initiative where she used the church to host a forum between the Colorado Springs residents and city and county law enforcement to discuss the public’s policing concerns and to foster greater understanding and empathy between the police and the community. During the ‘Let’s Talk’ program, both Chief Carey and El Paso County Sheriff Bill Elder expressed profound gratitude to Pastor Banks and CSFC for their kindness to police and the opportunity to build stronger bonds with the people they protect and serve. (View Let’s Talk video excerpt at https://vimeo.com/525015105).
CSFC’s LovingKindness has not only been extended to CSPD and the El Paso County Sheriffs Office, but also to Colorado Springs firefighters, EMTs, hospitals, schools, the military and many others in the community—all of whom have expressed great appreciation for the church’s kindness and support (See letters of appreciation at https://bit.ly/3a6BuZd & https://bit.ly/3758wHw & https://bit.ly/2LDNMPs ) and a video of Pastor Banks giving a struggling mother $1000.00 to buy gifts for her children. (https://vimeo.com/510932730). But when the church called CSPD for help with a gun-menacing thug attempting to steal church property, they had no idea that a biased CSPD detective would not only abuse his power by charging CSFC parishioners with felony crimes, but also permit thousands of dollars’ worth of church property to be stolen.
As part of its LovingKindness community outreach program CSFC extended a hand of kindness to a financially-distressed family of four (husband, wife and two children) by allowing them to reside in the church’s fully furnished corporate apartment. After the couple violated church rules prohibiting drug use and guns in the apartment, seven men from the church went to the apartment to secure church property (including furnishings) that totaled nearly $20,000.00. After parishioners arrived at the apartment, they were invited in by the adult male occupant for a cordial conversation. Instead of surrendering the church’s property, the male occupant pulled a gun with his minor child present in the house. Parishioners called the police who arrived on scene, conducted a brief investigation and sent parishioners home without their property. The police played right into the couple’s scheme who moved out of the apartment and took all church property with them.
Instead of charging the couple with felony theft of church property, CSPD Detective Brian Corrado shockingly charged CSFC parishioners with felony burglary and stalking charges without originally conducting a single interview of parishioners who were present the day the thug pulled a gun on them.
“Truth really is stranger than fiction,” says Lamont Banks, Executive Director of A Just Cause and CSFC Board Member. “How do church members who are being menaced with a gun call the police for protection and assistance with securing their property get charged with a crime while the drug using, gun menacing criminal gets away scot free with $20,000.00 worth of church property?” muses Banks. “The bias against CSFC is bigger than Pikes Peak and no one has any idea why Mr. Corrado hates the church or wants to abuse its parishioners,” adds Banks.
Both CSFC and their attorney sent a letter of complaint to CSPD Chief Vince Niski and/or Mayor John Suthers requesting an immediate investigation into Detective Corrado’s dubious actions against church parishioners with hopes city leaders would rightly intervene (See letters at https://bit.ly/3vAIgzj & https://bit.ly/30W2Xr6). Although the church was finally told CSPD was opening an internal affairs investigation, Pastor Banks and parishioners struggle with feelings of ambivalence towards the department since Chief Carey is no longer in leadership.
“CSFC’s role as a community peacemaker who advocates for balancing the police’s mission to protect and serve against protests that unfairly condemn the entire police department for the rogue actions of a few should be respected and valued by CSPD,” says Banks. “The national response decrying the gratuitous killing of George Floyd is evidence that the country has reached a boiling point with police not being held accountable for their wrongful actions,” adds Banks. A failure to hold Detective Corrado accountable for conducting a biased investigation and mistreatment of these parishioners will damage CSFC’s trust in the integrity of CSPD and eviscerate the collaborative efforts by Chief Carey and Sheriff Bill Elder to rebuild community trust,” concludes Banks.
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Fearless Faith – MOVIE
FROM THE PRODUCER OF KEVIN SORBO’S “FORGIVEN” AND JOHN SCHNEIDER’S “WHAT WOULD JESUS DO?”
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Colton (Jason Burkey), a respected sheriff’s deputy begins to question his faith after his old partner is gunned down, while his new partner Officer Shep (Ben Davies) sets out on a courageous mission to lay his life down to save his.
Producer: Kevan Otto
Director: Kevin Rushing
Cowboy and Preacher – MOVIE
Cowboy and Preacher is about Tri Robinson, a rancher/pastor explores the controversy between Christian duty and caring for the earth. See how Tri shows that, far from being contradictory, Christianity and the environment belong together.
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People are thinking of themselves, of their own lifetime. They’re not thinking of their descendants, their grandchildren and great-grandchildren and what’s going to be handed off and left to them. Long as it’s okay for me, then I’m good.
2025 – The World enslaved by a Virus – MOVIE
2025 – The World enslaved by a Virus is a must WATCH.
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The World enslaved by a Virus : It is the year 2025: Since the outbreak of the Corona virus in 2020, the world has not been the same: A communist system with a single world government has been established, English has been chosen as the world language, contacts have been reduced to a minimum. Christianity has been banned completely; the constitution how we knew it no longer exists. In Germany, a small group of young Christians start an underground revolution to reunite Christians and regain freedom.
Directors:
Joshua Wesely, Simon Wesely
Writers:
Joshua Wesely, Simon Wesely
Stars:
Matthew Dougan, Coby Gilyard, Isabelle Scheuermann | See full cast & crew
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Eric Painter of Texas: Youth Ministries and Spreading the Good Word
Eric Painter, Extending a Helping Hand to the Homeless
SUGAR LAND, TX, UNITED STATES – Thanks to people like Eric Painter, being homeless isn’t the same struggle it once was. For example, many people love Robin Williams but did not know that the man had many philanthropic endeavors. Williams was very candid about his sympathy for the homeless. In fact, he often used his films to give jobs to them. Many believe that the reason Robin Williams went the extra mile to help the homeless during his meteoric rise to fame is because he related to them. He understood their struggle with mental illness, something that would become much more apparent when Robin Williams tragically took his own life in the summer of 2014. Looking back, his tale, and that of Eric Painter’s is similar, one of perseverance through hardship.
Indomitable Spirit | Eric Painter
They say that the lord will never give you more than you can handle, but will also push you to your absolute limits and make you question whether or not that is actually true. People like Eric Painter of Texas are exemplary examples of God strengthening the spirit through strife. If you notice, the Bible is not full of happy stories where nothing ever goes wrong. Many ask, how could a benevolent God allow so many horrible things to happen? Well just as Noah was tested, so are we in our everyday lives. These tests of faith are no coincidence, and the more you experience life, the more you understand that God does truly works in mysterious ways. The truth is, we may not always be able to see the full picture in our limited perspective, which is why giving over faith and trust to Jesus helps guide us through the most uncertain times and the most powerful of storms.
Eric Painter wanted to share this message with the young and the downtrodden, those who are in the most dire need of the good word. The word of the Lord acts like the Rock of Gibraltar, an anchor when we immersed in uncertain seas. Many come across this powerful message when they are in the most need of it, and it makes them want to pay it forward by helping others with their own issues. Life is about perspective. Something that seems like a disaster one day, through the lens of wisdom, can be seen as a great blessing the next day.
The Purpose of Pain | Eric Painter
If you have ever picked through the aftermath of a storm, you know how all-encompassing the damage can be. Yet, storms exist because pockets of hot and cold air intersect, and this stagnant air must be redistributed. The same way the blood of the lamb fertilizes the soil, a storm helps redistribute energies, allowing for a more balanced ecosystem. Storms also teach us disaster preparedness, faith, and give us character. This soul cultivation is the very purpose of pain, and why we as the clay should not protest the hands of the potter our God.
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Doctor Shares Personal Experiences with the ‘One Who is Life’
Is there another dimension of existence? Words for All website encourages visitors to open their minds to the possibility.
Being consciously connected with (eternal) Life itself, is being as prepared as we possibly can get here on earth.” — Dr. Pieter Noomen
During an evening walk, minister and licensed psychotherapist Dr. Pieter Noomen heard a clear voice reveal to him the 12 components of everything that exists: Oneness, Love, Life, Fire, Space, Connectedness, Progression, Effect, Freedom, Joy, Differentness and Harmony. He shares this and many other profound reflections and experiences on his website, www.wordsforall.org.
Over the course of many years, Dr. Noomen had transformative “visits” on the spiritual level, and on his website, he freely shares the universal and eternal facts of life that were communicated to him.
Visitors on www.wordsforall.org can explore Dr. Noomen’s remarkable collection of vivid experiences and wisdom drawn from the communications he shared with a spiritual presence. He grew to believe that, either directly or indirectly, all life stems from one common source, and when we can connect with that source, we reach the highest level of existence. And perhaps more importantly, he believed that being in direct contact with the ALL of existence is possible for every human being.
As Dr. Noomen himself explained, “I can only say that the information came from a presence on my innermost spiritual level I was in communication with for some time. The words seem the result of my spirit merging with the spirit of life It/Her/Himself.”
Dr. Noomen does not use the word God when writing about his experiences with the One-Who-Is-The-Totality-Of-All-Existence. Instead, he relays his extraordinary journeys on the spiritual plane with an openness that invites readers to uncover and explore their own accessibility to spirituality without labels or constructs. What others will experience, he explained, will be as unique and as personal as the individuals themselves.
A man of profound introspection and awareness, Dr. Noomen passed away in 2019, but his wealth of wisdom and insights freely shared on www.wordsforall.org will continue to inspire people throughout the world to broaden their spiritual paths.
An example from Dr. Noomen’s Wisdoms of the Week at www.wordsforall.org:
“Disasters happen. The media report them. Even if we’re not directly affected, the pain involved can shake us badly; at least for a while. It always reminds us of our own vulnerability. So next to sending out mental messages of compassion and love to the victims, we can check inside ourselves our own resources for dealing with bad situations. Being consciously connected with (eternal) Life itself, is being as prepared as we possibly can get here on earth.”
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