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Breaking the Cycle of Poverty

Shepherd Community Center

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“Breaking the Cycle of Poverty” explores why poverty remains such a persistent problem in the United States and how individuals and organizations can help people secure economic independence and a higher quality of life.
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Community Worship Center

Community Worship Center

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CWC is committed to reaching the lost and sharing God's plan for our world. Join us at our online campus by visiting live.CWCperryton.org or visit us in person at our Main Campus in Perryton, TX or at CWC Denton, Texas or CWC Zambia Africa. We truly hope CWC is a place your heart can call home.
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Welcome to Carolina Senior Talk, your go-to podcast for navigating the practical considerations of today’s senior lifestyle. Hosted by Dave Edwards, a seasoned expert with 22 years of experience in real estate, our podcast delves into the topics that matter most to seniors and their families. From retirement finances and healthcare options to home equity and aging in place, we bring you insightful interviews with experts and real-life stories that inspire and inform. Carolina Senior Talk is ...
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Center for Faith and Work

Center for Faith and Work

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Integrate the Inseparable. The Center for Faith & Work (CFW) exists to explore and investigate the gospel’s unique power to renew hearts, communities, and the world, in and through our day-to-day work. As the cultural renewal arm of Redeemer Presbyterian Church, we foster, shepherd, and empower the church as it is scattered, living and working out in the world, beyond the walls of any one gathered place of worship. CFW's programming, classes, and events can be characterized by three differen ...
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No Stone Unturned Foundation has moved into their new facility on Tuttle Creek Boulevard in Manhattan, allowing them to start pulling children off waiting lists and expand their pediatric therapy services. Their holistic care model has gained such recognition that therapy organizations from across Kansas are visiting to learn about their approach. …
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The Center of Hope Ministry serves Manhattan's homeless population as a warming shelter, providing dignity and safety during the harshest winter months. This volunteer-run organization now offers nightly cots, meals, and life-changing support to up to 30 guests. • 100% volunteer-operated with working board members covering overnight shifts • Recent…
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In this energizing episode of the Carolina Senior Talk podcast, host Dave Edwards sits down with the vibrant and insightful Dr. John Ingram Walker, a Board Certified specialist in Psychiatry and Neurology. Together, they dive into the vital topic of how an active lifestyle can profoundly impact your health, mindset, and independence as you age. Dr.…
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Be Able Community Center provides life-changing support to Manhattan residents facing adversity, offering essential services and a compassionate community. The center is celebrating its fifth year of operation while preparing to launch a crucial supportive housing program to bridge a significant gap in local resources. • Located at 431 South Fifth …
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Good Shepherd Home Care and Hospice hosts their 19th annual Promenade on Points fundraiser this Thursday, allowing participants to visit nine downtown Manhattan businesses for food and beverage tastings while supporting end-of-life care for those regardless of ability to pay. • Two and a half hour event features nine participating businesses offeri…
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Lori Feldkamp reflects on her 30-year career at Big Lakes Developmental Center as she prepares to retire, while introducing her successor, Liz Hawley, who brings 18 years of experience with the organization. · Big Lakes has grown from 100 to over 200 employees during Lori's tenure · The organization faces a statewide waiting list of 4,500 people ne…
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Emily Wagner, Executive Director of Manhattan Emergency Shelter, discusses their fundraising initiatives and the challenges of securing consistent funding for homeless services in Kansas. • Manhattan Emergency Shelter collaborated with the Center of Hope Ministries to provide a warming shelter during the difficult winter • The 21st Annual Bids for …
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Welcome to another episode of Carolina Senior Talk, where host Dave Edwards sits down with Connie Mann, Home Care Consultant at Dudley’s Home Care, to talk about what it really means to provide care with dignity, compassion, and a personalized touch. Dudley’s Home Care isn’t just a name—it’s a mission. Owned and operated by nurses, their team goes …
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The Manhattan Free Clinic has been providing free primary care for 20 years to uninsured residents living within 200% of the poverty level in Riley County, which has one of the highest poverty rates in Kansas. They're celebrating this milestone while expanding services to the new Community Accelerator facility on Kimball Avenue, which will improve …
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Kansas climbs 29 ranks in mental health ratings, while Pawnee Mental Health provides innovative solutions for community needs despite ongoing challenges from the lack of Medicaid expansion. CEO Mike Rezkalla discusses the organization's progress, rural outreach programs, and upcoming initiatives to improve access to critical mental health services.…
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The Flint Hills Breadbasket is transforming food assistance in Manhattan with its upcoming move to a spacious new facility on Skyview Drive, which will open in early May. Executive Director Karla Hagemeister shares how this expansion will create a dignified shopping experience while nearly doubling its weekly service hours. • New location will feat…
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The Flint Hills Volunteer Center coordinates over 925 volunteers serving in 85 different opportunities across Riley County. It helps seniors age with dignity in their homes while creating meaningful service roles for community members. • Operates the medical transportation program with volunteers driving 57 clients to medical appointments in Manhat…
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Doncha McDonald shares how Morningstar's unique peer-led approach transforms lives by creating power balance among those with mental illness. Through her personal journey with schizoaffective disorder, she reveals how finding purpose through community support was more healing than medication alone. • Morningstar's "secret sauce" is that everyone wh…
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The Boys and Girls Club of Manhattan prepares for its 26th annual Casino Night fundraiser on April 4th at the K-State Alumni Center, featuring a prom theme and introducing their first-ever dance floor to the event. • Now operating in 13 locations across Ogden, Manhattan, and Wamego • Early Learning Center serves over 80 infants and toddlers with ro…
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Prostate cancer is the second most common cancer among men, but early detection and advocacy can save lives. In this compelling episode of Carolina Senior Talk, host Dave Edwards sits down with Matt Miller, Manager of Regional Development at ZERO Prostate Cancer (zerocancer.org), to discuss how this leading national nonprofit is working to end pros…
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In this episode, Randy Ray and the boys tackle a big question: How did people go to heaven in the Old Testament? From Abraham’s bosom to Jesus fulfilling the law, we explore how faith saved the saints before the cross—and how it still saves us today. Expect real talk, biblical insights, and a challenge to live boldly for Christ. Key Topics: - Salva…
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Jim Gordon sits down to discuss his 26 years of community impact through the Community Foundation and the Community Foundation Awards, which honor those who give their time, talent, and treasure. • Jim Gordon, co-founder of GMCF and title sponsor of the CFAs, shares how the awards began • The CFAs focus on celebrating volunteers who contribute time…
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Leslie White, Director of the Flint Hills Discovery Center Foundation, shares her passion for supporting the Discovery Center through fundraising for exhibits, educational programs, and community events while making learning accessible to everyone in the region. • The annual Friend of the Flint Hills award will honor Carl and Mary Ice on April 11th…
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Welcome to another episode of Carolina Senior Talk! Your host Dave Edwards sits down with Emma Soy, RN, BSN, MA, the CEO & Founder of Gentle Shepherd Care (https://gentleshepherdcare.com/). With over 30 years of experience in major healthcare systems across the U.S., Emma shares her journey back to direct patient care and why advocating for quality…
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The Kansas Honor Flight pairs area veterans with high school students for life-changing journeys to Washington D.C. memorials, creating powerful connections between generations and providing long-overdue recognition for those who served. • Created in 2012 as one of five national hubs pairing veterans with student guardians • 309 veterans have parti…
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Greater Manhattan Community Foundation founder Mark Knackendoffel shares how recognizing philanthropy drives more charitable giving and strengthens the community. The GMCF has exceeded all expectations in its 25-year journey, providing structure, discipline, and support to local organizations while avoiding direct competition in fundraising. • Comm…
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We explore the dynamic partnership between MATC and GMCF, focusing on workforce development and community engagement. Jim Jeanette shares insights into how local philanthropy creates a ripple effect that lifts everyone. • Conversations around the role of philanthropy in education • The impact of MATC and GMCF collaboration in workforce training • S…
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Heather Peterson, Jim Franke, and Greg McCune from the Manhattan Optimist Club share their initiatives to uplift the community's youth through various fundraisers and programs. Driven by a shared mission, the club highlights its upcoming events and its vital role in fostering a positive atmosphere. • Discussing the Optimist Club's efforts to engage…
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On this episode of the Community Hour Show we highlight the transformative work of the Armed Forces Community Foundation, which aims to enhance the lives of military families through community support. Kevin West shares insights on fundraising successes and future initiatives. • Overview of the Greater Manhattan Community Foundation's role • The mi…
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This segment of the Community Hour delves into GMCF's strategic planning process and its implications for the community. Board Chair Matt Crocker and Chair Elect Beth Smoller, discuss the importance of clarity, stakeholder engagement, and purposeful abandonment in shaping GMCF's future efforts. • The transition of GMCF from a funding conduit to a c…
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On the GMCF Community Hour, Michelle Haub, the Special Programs Leader at Meadowlark Talks about the Memory Program Art Mingle, which celebrates the connection between art, memory, and community support while highlighting the importance of creativity for cognitive health. Michelle also discusses upcoming events, and the invaluable resources availab…
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This episode highlights the role of the Manhattan Public Library in promoting community engagement and literacy through diverse programming and events, including an upcoming book sale. Eric Norris, the library director, discusses membership benefits, volunteer opportunities, and the importance of community support in maintaining accessible library …
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Welcome to another episode of Carolina Senior Talk, host Dave Edwards dives into an essential topic for homeowners and their families—Medicaid liens on real property. Many seniors and their loved ones are unaware of how Medicaid can place a lien on a home to recover costs for long-term care. What does this mean for you? Can you protect your home fr…
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Discover the vital role that the Friends of the Fort Riley Museums play in preserving military history and fostering community engagement. This segment of the radio show explores exciting events, restoration efforts, and opportunities for the public to connect with their heritage through local initiatives. • Exploration of the Fort Riley Museums an…
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The Flint Hills Regional Leadership Program offers a comprehensive approach to developing regional leaders through hands-on learning, community engagement, and servant leadership principles. By emphasizing collaboration and diversity, the program prepares participants to navigate challenges and contribute meaningfully to their communities. • Overvi…
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Join us as we celebrate Jimmy Carter's legacy and explore Habitat for Humanity's impactful work in the Northern Flint Hills. Our conversation takes us through local community initiatives, upcoming events, and pioneering projects that aim to provide dignified housing for families in need. • Discussion of Jimmy Carter's influence on community service…
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This episode of the GMCF Community Hour Radio Show highlights the ongoing developments of the Child Care Business Initiative, emphasizing its collaborative approach to enhancing childcare services in the community. Listeners learn about the construction progress, recruitment of childcare providers, the support offered to entrepreneurs, and the broa…
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