EPISODE · Dec 5, 2023 · 28 MIN
How to Pack a Color-Filled Shoebox w/ Dioany Yousuino
from The Collide Kids Podcast | Faith, Family Discipleship & Fun Christian Interviews · host Christen Clark
In this episode of the Collide Kids Podcast, Host Christen Clark interviews Dioany Yousuino, who shares her powerful testimony of receiving an Operation Christmas Child shoebox gift as a child in the Amazon of Venezuela. She recounts how God divinely orchestrated the gifts she received in that box, highlighting the intimate love and faithfulness of God. Dioany's story is a beautiful example of hope, faith, and the power of even the smallest act of generosity. Plus Kids Only Segment featuring Josie Coleman!Go to samaritanspurse.org to Pack a Shoebox online today!Special thanks to our editor, Jay Lee from Provision Podcasts.Clip Finder:Venezuela's Economic Crisis: "And Venezuela went through a really hard situation in the economy because I remember going to the grocery store and it was really hard to find the shelf just empty. It was really hard to find like a bag of sugar, a bag of rice, black beans, everything."— Dioany Yousuino [00:06:59 → 00:07:13]"The Power of Persistence": "I remember that I had this desire to have really good quality markers because I really wanted to draw that perfect line in the paper."— Dioany Yousuino [00:08:06 → 00:08:13]The Power of Faith: "Take delight in the Lord and he will give you the desire of your heart."— Dioany Yousuino [00:08:42 → 00:08:46]Childhood Memories: "And one of my favorite memories is that whenever my friends were coming to my house, the markers, they were washable. Those kind of markers washable."— Dioany Yousuino [00:09:58 → 00:10:09]The Power of Kindness: "And that made it even more special because it was like, wow, how can someone pack a shoebox for someone that you don't know?"— Dioany Yousuino [00:11:00 → 00:11:07]Finding Faith in the Amazon: "He promised to give us the desire of our heart... He saw me. He saw the desire of my heart."— Dioany Yousuino [00:12:16 → 00:12:19]Viral Topic: The Importance of School SuppliesQuote: "Packing markers, packing colors, packing school supplies, it's a special thing even when maybe we don't see it like that. It's a special thing because we don't know. Everyone has access to have those school supplies and it's just really cool."— Dioany Yousuino [00:14:23 → 00:14:41]Discipleship Program: "And it's just a discipleship class for them. So it's not just receiving a shoebox, but they can also go through a discipleship class."— Dioany Yousuino [00:18:13 → 00:18:21]Finding Family in Unexpected Places: "I remember something I love about the church is that the body of Christ is that you can go anywhere and you will always find family."— Dioany Yousuino [00:19:35 → 00:19:44]Finding Purpose: "Diony, don't forget where you're coming from. Don't forget what I did for you. Don't forget that I have a purpose for you, that I'm giving you a calling, that I want you to share more about me, more about my love, more about who I am, what I've been doing, how faithful I've been."— Dioany Yousuino [00:20:09 → 00:20:25] Bark proactively works to monitor, detect, and alert you to potential issues on your kids' devices. Visit bark.us to learn more about how you can keep your kids safe online. Use the code COLLIDEKIDS to get 15% off Your Bark Technologies Plan !Support the show
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In this episode of the Collide Kids Podcast, Host Christen Clark interviews Dioany Yousuino, who shares her powerful testimony of receiving an Operation Christmas Child shoebox gift as a child in the Amazon of Venezuela. She recounts how God divinely orchestrated the gifts she received in that box, highlighting the intimate love and faithfulness of God. Dioany's story is a beautiful example of hope, faith, and the power of even the smallest act of generosity. Plus Kids Only Segment featuring ...
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