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This program will discuss the evolution of internet broadcasting from a beginner's perspective.  We will discuss the start of our broadcasting with the Landline phone.  And our venture into the real world of broadcasting with subsequent purchases of equipment like JK AUDIO - Guest module and Broadcast Host.  With the advent of the cell phone into the industry, we put the IRIG-2 into play.  Finally, with BLUETOOTH TECHNOLOGY exploding, it is the purchase of the BLUEDRIVER. M3, a JK AUDIO product of course.  We will have commentary on our journey searching for the perfect way.

Autism is  shown through the prism of  appearances in traffic court by  two Mothers with autistiic children.  The love and the care is exhibited by each of them.  One with a visit to the park and the other has a child demonstrating the thoughfullness to the wonderment  of us all.  And our special guest is Mrs. Dana Williams who will share her story live on this broadcast.  Please be with us as we listen to these truly caring women, who will make you tear up. This is a testament to raising the child you hve not the child you wish you had.

Elizabeth Parker is the guest on Church Chat.  She is an Independent Financial Contractor who will talk to us about God's Financial Health plan for prosperity.  She talks about one principle or one pocket leading to financial health and prosperity.  There are 5 in all but the remaining 4 will be relayed in four separate episodes. This episode will cover principle (pocket) 4 which is about

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Church Chat welcomes Carlene Heeter, author of A Mama's Tears a memoir by Carlene Heeter, She will talk about her new book and other projects she is presently working on. Carlene D. Heeter was born and raised in Indianapolis, Indiana. She holds a Master’s of Science in Management degree from Indiana Wesleyan University. Married twenty-seven years, she and her husband Kevin have four children and five grandchildren. Carlene was stressed out and physically broken down from the abundance of suffering life continued to dump on her. The domino effect of the events left her weary and every time she thought she was over an emotional hump, another storm would come along and destroy her progress. She couldn’t focus on anything and had lost her desire to function. She fought one physical ailment after another, went through a bitter divorce, and found her second “dream marriage” on the rocks. Carlene faced the challenge of raising boys in a troublesome society. Despite her best efforts, her oldest son ended up incarcerated on what she felt was a bogus charge. Life had dealt her a bad hand with nothing positive in sight. Feeling like she had been cursed with a plague, no one could convince Carlene that she wasn’t the twentieth century Job, and just like him she was holding on to a tested faith and praying to God to fix things for her. She had to find a way to get out of this rut, or it was going to suck the life right out of her. This book is about one mother’s trials and tribulations and how God enabled her to carry on when all appeared hopeless. She shares her breakdown in faith and perseverance when she was powerless and her breakthrough. able to relate to many events in this book. Get your box of Kleenex ready because her story is guaranteed to make you laugh, cry, want to fight and even rejoice.

Pastor Thomas Hill and Playwright Ethel McCane discuss their approach to have plays with spiritual messages.   And what ways are these two ways of spreading the Gospel different and at the same time similar?  Our panelists will discuss how they can congregation through the medium of the theater.

Elizabeth Thompson Parker is an independent financial contractor with a BBA in finance and economics.  She enhances her chosen field of expertise through the field of computer technology-specializing in the use of "Power Church Financial Software." Elizabeth is also a certified tax preparer and conducts financial seminars for numerous organizations.  She is part of the financial team of several community boards, including the F.L.O.W (Future Leaders of the World) project, an elective financial program for children originating in the state of Michigan.     Elizabeth has more than thirty years experience as manager and customer service representative for several financial institutions throughout the Midwest.

Our two guests will discuss their journey into various ventures into the business world.  Providing services and/or products to perspective customers and thereby receiving dollars.  And this provides an economy where monetary gains can be achieved.  And in some cases these ventures can provide employment opportunities.

Mrs Rosa Bernard talks about the third largest criminal activity in the world "Human Trafficking" a form of human slavery.  Rosa, through the United Methodist Womens movement has been a spokesperson making the population aware of this most heinous crime committed in large part against women.. Report Trafficking & Get Help  If you believe you are the victim of a trafficking situation or may have information about a potential trafficking situation, call the National Human Trafficking Resource Center (NHTRC) at 1-888-373-7888. NHTRC is a national, toll-free hotline, with specialists available to answer calls from anywhere in the country, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, every day of the year related to potential trafficking victims, suspicious behaviors, and/or locations where trafficking is suspected to occur.

Dr.Frankie Cooper discusses Mental HeAlth and the AfricanAmerican Community

Elizabeth Parker talks about Money and how to manage it , make it grow by following  the5 Pockets to Prosperity

This year the honorees are Minister Lydia L. Davis, Media, Food Pantry& Feeding Ministry and Minister of Music Timothy Bratton,  They were selected because of their tremendous contributions to Barnes United Methodist Church during 2016,  They will tell their stories and what it has meant to them.

The Men of two Methodist churches bond together for the good of the community.  Zionsville Mehodist Church and Barnes United Methodist join together to support worthy community services such as the Ten Point Coalition and others.  Mr. Michael Thomas of Barnes United Mrthodist church is one of facilitators of this effort,with Zionsville.

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PANELISTS DISCUSS THEIR IMPRESSIONS OF THE FILMING  OF MY BROTHERS SHADOW.    THE WRITER OF THE MOVIE IS INDIANA NATIVE  MS. LISA MAYDWELL.  SHE COMES FROM A FAMILY OF WRITERS AND HAS WRITTEN A SERIES OF OTHER PROGRAMS.   SHE DECIDED TO TAKE A SCRIPT WRITING COURSE ONLINE AND THE   STORYLINE FOR  THE MOVIE EVOLVED.  WHEN SHE WAS LOOKING FOR SOMEONE TO PRODUCE THE MOVIE, IT WAS STRONGLY SUGGESTED THAT SHE MAKE IT  HERSELF. AND SO SHE DID BY USING ALL LOCAL INDIANA TALENT ACTORS, EXTRAS, CREWS AND EVEN LOCAL LOCATIONS.  AND ON AUGUST 28, 2016 LISA CAME TO BARNES UNITED METHODIST CHURCH TO FILM A CONGREGATION SCENE. A GOOD NUMBER OF THE MEMBERS STAYED AFTER THE 10:30 AM SERVICE TO BE IN THE SCENE.   AND WE HAVE ENTHUSIASTIC MEMBERS FROM THAT SCENE TO SERVE AS OUR PANELISTS ON THE SHOW RELATING THEIR EXPERIENCES OF BEING IN A SCENE FILMING.

Lisa talks to host Mike fluckus about being from a family of writers.  She took a course in script writing and developped a storyline for a movie.  She uses local talent and crew

The guest on this episode of Church Chat is Producer, Director, and writer.   She will talk about her Project and involvement of the community.  She has received many kind contributing factors such as filming locations.  Actors and crews coming from all parts of Indiana.  The Project is  named  "My Brothers Shadow".  The Members of Barnes United Methodist Church will have the opportunity to participate in the making of the movie.  The author explains.

This cadre of Playwrights, Authors and Producers of feature plays in the region discuss the effect of social media on the Church and the theater,  Delores Thornton, Ethel McCane. Jennifer Finney are our guest panelists.

The  two people who received the honor of Man and Woman of the Year 2015 will be our special guests.   Kenneth Scott who heads the Feeding Ministry and Mrs. Linda Hazelwood of the Clothing Ministry and the Communion Ministry, They will get a chance to tell their stories on the air.

MINISTER LYDIA DAVIS DISCUSSES THE MEDIA MINISTRY AND ITS PLACE IN THE CHURCH.  SHE HAS BROUGHT  THE WEBSITE ALIVE AND HER UPLOADS OF THE CHURCHES EVENTS AND SERMONS TO THE YOUTUBE CHANNEL HAS DRAWN ACCOLADES FOR HER WORK.  SHE COMES TO US WITH A WEALTH OF KNOWLEDGE AND HANDS ON SKILL WITH MEDIA TECHNOLOGY.