Intersect

SummaryIn this episode, Jim visits with the children and leadership of Kids' Night Church in Arlington, Minnesota. They explore its origins, activities, and impact on the community. Chapters00:00 Introduction to the Hip Hop Family Shop12:31 The Origins of the Ministry15:29 Impact on Kids' Faith Experience20:35 Creating a Safe Space for Kids25:25 The Role of Community and Family30:37 Future Steps and Evangelism34:34 Conclusion and Reflections

In this episode, Angela Obert talks about her decision to stir up the stir crazy in 2020. As a result bringing friends together to process the pandemic, Angela chose to transition from her corporate job by leveraging her innate connecting skills to launch a networking franchise in the North Metro area of Minneapolis / St. Paul, MN. As a Community Builder and Owner of Network in Action MN, Angela is dedicated to building meaningful relationships in business and life. Known for her genuine warmth and empathy, Angela excels at bringing people together and fostering connections that go beyond transactions. NIA Minnesota is a vibrant, referral-based community dedicated to serving small business owners. NIA-MN aims to cultivate connections to upscale your network, empower professional and personal growth, and provide valuable resources for collective success. Find Angela online at: Linked-In | Facebook | niaminnesota.com

SummaryIn this episode, Jim engages with Ezra Kenyanya, to explore his multifaceted journey as a community leader, youth pastor, and advocate for practical humanitarian work. Ezra shares his experiences growing up in a Christian household, his transition from Kenya to the U.S., and how various life experiences shaped his values and career path. The conversation delves into the importance of practical faith, the role of nonprofits, and the significance of values-based decision-making in personal and professional contexts. In this conversation, Jim and Ezra Kenyanya explore the importance of understanding one's values and how they relate to freedom, community engagement, and purpose. They discuss the role of love in fostering connections and the significance of value-based coaching for young people. The conversation also highlights the importance of recognizing transferable skills and the impact of the Jeremiah Program in empowering single mothers through education and support.Ezra's Bio:Ezra Kenyanya is a Kenyan Adventist Pastor based in the US, recognized as a people leader and strategist in the nonprofit sector. He currently serves as an Associate and Youth Pastor at the Kenyan Community Church in Minnesota while also working as a Program Manager at the Jeremiah Program, a national nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering single mothers to thrive in the workforce, preparing their children for academic success, and reducing generational reliance on public assistance.Ezra earned a BA in Biology and an MA in Community and International Development from Andrews University. He has been married to his wonderful wife, Beryl Jemimah Morara, for eight years.Ezra is deeply passionate about youth ministry and missions, dedicating much of his time to empowering young people. He has spoken extensively at events for youth, students, young professionals, civic leaders, and churches across several countries in Africa and throughout North America.His leadership roles have included President of ALIVE North America, Chair of the GYC Africa Board, and leader for the Twin Cities African Youth and Young Adults. Additionally, he serves as a Board Member for Maplewood Academy and Beyond New Beginnings.He is also the founder of two organizations, Vuna International and the DIRA Program, aimed at providing humanitarian services and addressing inequalities that prevent individuals from reaching their full potential.His deepest aspiration is to make the gospel practical, relevant, and applicable in everyday life.

In this episode of Intersect, Jim Moon speaks with mental health professional Cortney Buckholz about the intersection of mental health and ministry. They discuss Cortney's journey into the field of mental health, the importance of presence, the power of listening, and how vulnerability can foster connection. Cortney shares some powerful examples of how to minister at work when we must wait for a co-worker or client to start a spiritual conversation. She also touches on the need for churches to be safe spaces for those struggling with mental health issues and the importance of understanding and addressing these challenges within the community.

During an anxiety-inducing health crisis, Kim Steffens found peace by praying for people. The prayers of a supportive community also encouraged Kim amid her fear and uncertainty. She realized it Takes A Village to support people during their most difficult struggles. Through her experience, a desire was born to pass on the blessing of praying support by creating a non-profit called Takes A Village to build neighborhood prayer boxes. The boxes are a simple strategy for bringing neighbors together to provide support for people in need. Listen to discover how Intersect host Jim Moon and his wife Ingrid met their neighbor Scott through a Takes A Village prayer box during a health struggle of their own. Learn more about Kim's non-profit Takes A Village on Facebook or at takesavillagemn.com.

Dr. David Levy discusses the power of forgiveness and reframing after a recent hit and run. Listen to discover how to walk in freedom by processing your grievances in conversation with God. Dr. Levy is the author of Gray Matter: A Neurosurgeon Learns the Power of Prayer... One Patient at a Time. To learn more about Dr. Levy and his work, visit drdlevy.com

What if your boss told you about a promotion coming your way because of a dream he had the night before? Would you believe him or say, "How about giving me the promotion today?" Find out how Samuel's calling aligned with the dream of his boss in this episode of Intersect.

Maydys shares how her friendship with Jesus transformed her life and spilled over into her workplace. She was set free from living a double life and found freedom by learning to trust God wholeheartedly. Find out how her experience with God improved her work relationships and opened the door to blessing her co-workers through prayer.

Discover how Oli helped her mom, Maydys Johnson to meet Jesus during Karen Lewis' Bible Study seminar at Minnesota Camp Meeting. To learn more about the Lifting Up Jesus Bible Study lessons from Karen Lewis go to: https://liftingupjesus.net

Attorney Marc Walwyn operates his legal practice as a ministry. In this episode, Marc describes how his faith in Christ has influenced interactions with legal clients, atheist friends, and old classmates from college. Marc's motto at work is "Listening. Winning." Marc shares how this motto has also impacted his approach to blessing people from all walks of life and inviting them to follow Jesus.

Latosha shares her journey of self-discovery and healing through her black girl sabbatical. She emphasizes the significance of knowing what you need, having the courage to ask for it, and being open to receiving it. Latosha highlights the power of asking for help and offering specific support to others. May Latosha's story help you to take some time for self-reflection, have vulnerable conversations with God and loved ones, and help other people find connections. Latosha Cox (she, her, hers) is a skilled facilitator, trainer, public speaker, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) practitioner, and mental health advocate who always leads with authenticity and vulnerability. As the oldest of 5 children and only daughter, she grew up in St. Paul’s Rondo neighborhood in a domestic violence household. She graduated from St. Paul Central High School in 2000 and later graduated from Augsburg University 17 years later as a married student parent. Latosha is happily divorced, a mother of 2 daughters (ages 17 and 9) and embraces a healthy co-parenting relationship with her ex-husband who is a compulsive gambler. She brings a wealth of knowledge and lived experiences from working in various capacities and roles in nonprofit, philanthropy, education, and finances. Her previous role was in the non-profit sector as Public Allies Twin Cities Director of Learning and Leadership. Latosha launched her coaching, consulting, and training business called Black Girl Sabbatical™️ in 2023 after embarking on an 18-month healing and self-discovery journey of prioritizing her mental health and well-being and participating in experiences that brought her JOY! As a leadership development and transition coach Latosha loves to support people and organizations through holistic wellness so that we all can continue to do the work we have been called to do. She believes women do not need to suffer in marriages, domestic violence relationships, in their careers & more.  Reach Latosha at: Email: ⁠[email protected]⁠  FB: ⁠www.facebook.com/BlackGirlSabbatical⁠ Instagram: ⁠www.instagram.com/black_girl_sabbatical_/⁠

Through a curious encounter with a little dog named History, Jim met Coach T. (Latosha Cox) while on a morning walk with his wife Ingrid. In today's episode Coach T shares how curiosity opened and closed doors in her life through a move from St. Paul's Rondo neighborhood where she grew up to her current home in Ramsey, MN. Listen to discover how curiosity can help you establish greater connections with the people of your past and present worlds. Latosha Cox (she, her, hers) is a skilled facilitator, trainer, public speaker, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) practitioner, and mental health advocate who always leads with authenticity and vulnerability. As the oldest of 5 children and only daughter, she grew up in St. Paul’s Rondo neighborhood in a domestic violence household. She graduated from St. Paul Central High School in 2000 and later graduated from Augsburg University 17 years later as a married student parent. Latosha is happily divorced, a mother of 2 daughters (ages 17 and 9) and embraces a healthy co-parenting relationship with her ex-husband who is a compulsive gambler. She brings a wealth of knowledge and lived experiences from working in various capacities and roles in nonprofit, philanthropy, education, and finances. Her previous role was in the non-profit sector as Public Allies Twin Cities Director of Learning and Leadership. Latosha launched her coaching, consulting, and training business called Black Girl Sabbatical™️ in 2023 after embarking on an 18-month healing and self-discovery journey of prioritizing her mental health and well-being and participating in experiences that brought her JOY! As a leadership development and transition coach Latosha loves to support people and organizations through holistic wellness so that we all can continue to do the work we have been called to do. She believes women do not need to suffer in marriages, domestic violence relationships, in their careers & more.  Reach Latosha at: Email: ⁠⁠[email protected]⁠⁠  FB: ⁠⁠www.facebook.com/BlackGirlSabbatical⁠⁠ Instagram: ⁠⁠www.instagram.com/black_girl_sabbatical_/⁠⁠

In this episode Jim interviews Rich Aloha, a mission videographer and YouTuber, who shares how he ended up at Jim's place after a series of unexpected events. Rich talks about his passion for using his videography to promote organization looking to make a difference in the world. Find Rich on Facebook and Instagram.

Mandy Phillips stoped by Intersect to share her journey from sleeplessness to speaking out, and from fear to finding her voice through faith-filled prayers. Discover how Mandy found courage by praying God's promises over her insecurities and struggles. Find Mandy on Facebook, Instagram, and at mandyphillips.net A Prayer of Encouragement from Mandy “For we are God’s masterpiece. He has created us anew in Christ Jesus, so we can do the good things he planned for us long ago.” - Ephesians 2:10 Dear Father, You are such an amazing God and Nothing is Impossible with you!! Thank you for turning around our stories and using them for something good. Help us to surrender everything to you…our past, our circumstances, our feelings and our future to you. We give you our brokenness, pain and weakness. Thank you for healing, mending and restoring us. Thank you for helping us focus on you and your promises so we can walk in your identity daily. Help us to put on the full armor of God and to replace any negative thoughts from the enemy with truth from the word of God. Help everyone listening to this podcast to know that they are loved, chosen, approved of no matter what the world has said. We are God's masterpieces and we are chosen for a special purpose! We are children of the King!! God has good and amazing plans for us!! Thank you for taking away our fears and for making us bold and courageous for you. We will not let fear stop us anymore!! Thank you for being our father, friend, comforter, our healer, our strength, our protector and provider. Thank you for doing what only you can do. Thank you for empowering us to do what you have called us to do. With you we can do all things! Thank you for the total freedom, healing and victory! In Jesus name amen.

Dr. John Shin was called into medicine after journeying with his father through brain cancer. At the time John was working for the United States Patent Office and walked away from a guaranteed job to pursue medicine 4 years after taking the MCAT. Listen to discover how John's attentiveness to the still small voice impacted his father's battle with cancer, his career, and his bedside manner as a physician. 2024 MN Camp Meeting Talks Answering the Call: From the Patent Office to the Doctor's Office Answering the Call: A Quiet Call to a Healing Prayer Answering the Call: Befriending Foes at Mayo

During a difficult day Annette Moon received an unexpected visit from Karla, her FedEx driver. Discover how both of them were surprised by what happened next in this divine appointment.

During a Christmas visit to Dollywood, my wife Ingrid met a couple at one of the shows because they had received free tickets from a friend. Discover how God used two free tickets to help us find a connection in each other’s story.

John Casillas serves at GlobalRise, an organization focused on nutrition and community development. In this episode, John discusses the issue of chronic malnutrition and the impact it has on children's health and development. John emphasizes the importance of collaboration and community involvement in achieving sustainable change. He highlights the use of technology, such as cargo drones, to improve access to markets and increase income for farmers. John's story demonstrates the power of showing up, doing good, and leaving the results to God.To learn more about GlobalRise visit their website at https://www.globalrise.org/. You can also find GlobalRise on Facebook, Instagram, or YouTube.

AS A FORMER TWO-SPORT ATHLETE, TAURUS WAS trapped in a lifestyle of crime, fast money, and drug abuse from the age of 12 to 19. This led to low-academic performance, wasted athletic opportunities, and poor decision-making. His life took a positive turn after one tragic night helped him discover his purpose. Taurus entered college on academic probation with a 1.9 GPA. But graduated with a 3.5! He has since, earned his master’s degree, and is currently a doctoral student at Duke University. Today Taurus passionately shares his inspiring story with athletes, coaches, and organizations that want to live, work, and play fired up! Listen in as Taurus share about his calling to connect with people on the court. To learn more about Taurus' ministry, check him out at: https://www.taurusmontgomery.com/

Danny Hesterly shares his journey from teaching at an alternative school, to youth ministry, to church administration, to directing a prayer network for pastors through the Chattanooga House of Prayer. He discusses the importance of vulnerability when seeking to create a safe space for others to share their struggles. Danny also discusses the power of prayer in his own life and how it impacts his interactions with others. He encourages listeners to embrace their unique calling and to be open to the transforming work of God through their intersection with others.

Donna Daisy Pratt is a family friend with Cherokee roots. In this episode on becoming, Daisy highlights the importance of coming home and her calling to write a play about the Brainerd Mission educators who joined their Cherokee friends on the trail of tears. The Brainerd Mission officially opened in Chattanooga, TN in March 1817 and it was in operation until their last worship service on August 19, 1838.

In the second half of our conversation with Carl Wilkins, he discusses how Rwanda sought to implement justice after the '94 Genocide. He explains the limitations of traditional justice and introduces Rwanda's restorative model of justice. Carl shares the story of Maria and Filbert and describes the power of confession and repair in relational restoration. He also explores how the brain can form new pathways through personal decision-making. Ultimately, Carl emphasizes the importance of taking responsibility for healing and moving beyond punitive justice. This conversation explores the themes of transformation, faith, love, forgiveness, and making others beautiful again. It highlights the journey of growth and the power of love to bring restoration. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Background 01:04 The Wrestling with Justice 03:05 The Rwandan Patriotic Front and Rebuilding 04:01 The Limitations of Traditional Justice 05:26 The Restorative Model of Justice 07:48 Community Courts in Rwanda 09:13 The Power of Confession and Repair 11:59 The Story of Maria and Filbert 19:26 Moving Beyond Punitive Justice 23:11 Rewiring the Brain and Transformative Justice 30:29 Forming New Pathways and Restorative Engagement 35:26 Taking Responsibility for Healing 35:58 Transformation and Growth 36:53 The Journey of Healing 37:23 Faith and God's Presence 38:21 Love as a Healing Force 39:12 The Messiness of Love 40:08 The Power of Forgiveness 41:05 Making Others Beautiful Again

Carl Wilkins shares his experiences during the Rwandan genocide and the power of kindness and empathy in the face of unimaginable violence. We explore the impact of war on identity and the role of storytelling in shaping perspectives. We learn the power of being present during times of crisis and assuming the best, even with our enemies. Note: Find out more about the work of Carl Wilkens at World Outside My Shoes, or on Facebook or YouTube. Chapters 00:00 The Unimaginable Impact of Choices 02:54 Rwanda's Beauty and Resilience 04:15 Finding Allies in Unexpected Places 06:27 The Potential for Good in Everyone 08:08 Making Tough Decisions in Chaos 11:09 The Myth of Good and Bad 13:32 Believing in the Goodness of Others 15:15 Defining Identity by Actions 18:58 The Seedbed of Genocide 20:44 The Impact of War on Identity 23:33 The Downstairs Brain and Fear 26:21 The Power of Storytelling 28:12 Kindness as an Inoculative Factor 29:43 Being Present and Available 34:15 The Presence of Love 36:02 The Battle Between Good and Evil 38:37 The Influence of Love 40:06 The Power of Human Actions 43:37 Opportunity for Renewal and Restoration

In part two of my conversation with Kate Tsarenko, she talks about finding success on Instagram along with an experience of intimidation she faced on the platform. The bullying escalated when some of her personal conversations were overheard and shared online. Kate felt unsafe everywhere and lost faith in God and the church. However, through a series of events she rediscovered her faith and found the courage to stand up to bullies while providing online support for her country during the war in Ukraine. Using her talents to make a difference helped Kate realize the significance of her story. Kate also describes her intuitive approach to online marketing and how she incorporates her faith in God into her work. She emphasizes the importance of making a difference in one person's life and how even small acts of kindness can have a significant impact. Chapters 00:00 Triggered by Church Bullying 03:07 Finding Success on Instagram 04:09 Threats and Bullying on Instagram 05:36 Personal Conversations Overheard 07:55 Escalation of Bullying and Threats 09:16 Feeling Unsafe Everywhere 11:00 Closing Instagram and Losing Faith 13:19 Car Accident and Losing Faith in Church 15:09 Lack of Support from Church Community 17:55 Finding God Outside of Church 19:40 Feeling the Presence of Evil 21:40 Praying to God and Rediscovering Faith 23:56 Using Talents to Make a Difference in Ukraine 28:41 Empowering Others and Trusting God 32:23 Survivor's Guilt and Significance of Story 34:20 Intuitive Marketing and Faith 35:19 Making a Difference in One Person's Life 36:59 Sharing Blessings and Having a Mission 37:14 The Power of Prayer 39:09 Listening to God 39:45 Finding Hope and Grace

In this conversation, Kate Tsarenko shares her experience with bullying in the church and its impact on her faith and self-confidence. She also discusses her relationship with a boyfriend who struggled with addiction and how it affected her perception of God. Ultimately, these experiences led Kate to leave her church community in pursuit of her own dreams and beliefs. She emphasizes her mission to lift people up and the value of focusing on one's own worth rather than the criticism of judgmental people. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Background 03:10 Early Experiences in Church 07:12 Meeting the 'Cool Christian' 10:40 Dealing with Addiction 14:39 Changing Beliefs about Money 18:18 The Trauma of the Crushed Ring 21:28 Leaving the Church Community 25:20 Experiencing Bullying 31:05 Triggered by a Request 32:29 Stifling Faith Experiences 33:41 Opening Hearts and Acceptance 34:48 Mission of Lifting People Up 35:20 Takeaway: Do Not Close Your Heart

Marty Phillips serves at the crossroads of the past and present; in a place where tradition and innovation meet. In this episode of Intersect, join host Jim Moon as he sits down with Marty, to reflect on Marty's mission to support house churches among the people and places who have historically been resistant to the gospel. Hear how Marty's calling took him from a chilling night on the border between China and Hong Kong to the bustling streets of Karachi, where a Muslim taxi driver's profound wisdom reshaped his approach to ministry. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Marty's Calling 03:15 Experiences in China and India 06:12 Meeting Muslims in Azerbaijan 11:13 Reaching Muslims in Azerbaijan 13:11 Miracles and Growth in the Church 19:12 Discovering Jesus in the Quran 22:14 Transitioning to Full-Time Ministry 30:51 Overseeing Underground House Churches 35:31 Generational Continuity and People of Peace 36:54 The Ruling Families of the Middle East 38:15 Family History and Heritage 39:39 The Purpose of Coming to America 41:41 God's Movement and Missional Purpose 43:16 Generations of Peaceful People 44:04 The Blessing of All Nations 45:29 Thinking as a Community 46:51 The Importance of Family Stories

In a heartwarming reunion on Intersect, we journey with Solo, a creative whose life has been a tapestry of challenge, change, and transformation. From small town life in Worland, Wyoming, to the hustle of survival in Houston, Solo's story is a testament to the power of grace. Listen as he recounts his early days of seeking belonging in a new town, descent into a world of addiction, and the pivotal moment which set him on a path to redemption. Discover the divine intervention that brought Solo and Jim back together in a friendship of vulnerability, faith, and connection. This episode is a beacon of hope for anyone seeking to reclaim their life and ride shotgun with the Divine. note: Hear more of Solo's story on his youtube channel at Hanging with Solo or on Instagram @hanginwithsolo

Louesa and my mom Louise Moon are half cousins. Louesa's mother was the half sister of my mom's grandfather Leonard. In this episode we discuss our roots and early Adventism in the Ukraine.

Kelsie Ziesmer was mysteriously hospitalized while on vacation in Cancun. The morning after her hospital admittance in this Mexican paradise, Kelsie was unable to walk. Listen to her story to hear the miracle of her restoration and the day when she learned to dance again.

There are times in life when a dramatic shift occurs. For Miles and Samatha Kim it was leaving a blossoming career in engineering, for a pursuit of pastoral ministry. The challenge? Leaving certainty for uncertainty and leaving convention for calling. Listen and learn from their story about leaving the lab behind.

Romance found Bri Stock in the little ways; one conversation at a time. At first it was a hi and bye. Then an increasing stream of text messages. Then late night conversations. Discover how to speak your story through her story of falling in love and staying in love.

Gabriela Garcia dreamed of being a wife, mother, and missionary. Discover how Jesus made a mosaic of grace from Gabriela's broken dreams by teaching her to surrender the idol of her ideals.

In Andrea's walk with God, she has often experienced Him introducing her to people she's never met. Find out how heaven connected Andrea with a stranger in Denver International Airport who would end up sharing a hotel room with her when they were stranded.

Robert Coronado grew up between the crossfire of his father and mother's anger, addiction, and resentments toward one another. By the age of nine his parents were divorced. Neither of them had the tools to take care of Robert. By the age of twelve Robert's father moved him from Nicaragua to the United States. This would be the second time Robert was abandoned by his father. Listen to find out how Robert learned to surrender to the Father who has never left him nor forsaken him.

Angel Crisp had to grow up fast. Because of family drama there wasn't a lot of time to be a child. At 21 she is in a crash course nursing school, pressing into God, and seeking to recapture some of the magic of the childhood she feels she missed. Listen to discover an intersection between Angel's story and yours.

From having to stand for her faith as a child in Cuba, to being bedridden as an adult without knowing if she would walk again, Esther Avelar shares about God's faithfulness through the trials of her life.

Stan Beasley grew up in an Athiest home. Learn how the death of a childhood friend awakened Stan's quest for faith and a belief in intelligent design.

Based upon his wanderings through these United States, David Barto developed a love for aesthetic, community, and benevolence. His mantra is "Why Not?" It is this simple can do question which brought the little Tennessee town of Collegedale together to create a space of beauty and connection called The Commons. Listen to discover how you can make a difference in your family and community by learning to look for beauty, establish connection, and ask "Why Not?

Myron Jenkins left a multi-million dollar business to answer God's call to become a "preacher man," as a co-worker used to call him. Find out how he was able to connect with his co-worker when she would call out, "hey preacher man," and give him the bird every night at work as he was going through theology school.

A second chance from her dean at a small Arkansas boarding school became the catalyst for Ashley Ortiz to begin the healing journey from an abusive childhood and the divorce of her parents. Discover the impact you can have on kids looking for adults who will provide spaces of safety and hope.

Discover the promise behind every penny, the courage behind uncertainty, and the hidden glory of grief with Katelyn Kelch and Ashley Ortiz.

Kaleb Stock shares about his journey from a sheltered upbringing to discovering his calling while living in Nashville. Discover how his experiences on music row taught him the power of listening, connecting, and, letting God lead.

On December 22, 2003 the lives of Melissa Gibson's father, mother, and brother were tragically cut short when an intruder broke into their missionary residence on the island of Palau at 3 a.m. in the morning. Within a week Melissa's grandmother had flown from Mexico to take her grand daughter to the safety of her extended family living in the United States. Before leaving Palau, Melissa's grandmother insisted on meeting the man who kidnapped her grand daughter and murdered her family. In this episode Melissa reflects on the dramatic lessons of her grandmother's choice to go off script and forgive her family's killer. We also discover how Melissa's life intersects with Austin the student missionary from Episode 8. To discover more of Melissa's story, you may watch a feature length documentary at: Return to Palau

Austin Rotinsulu is a Pre-Med Student. Following the loss of his mother to cancer, Austin served as a student missionary in the island nation of Palau during the 2021/2022 school year. In this episode Austin reflects on grief, calling, imposter syndrome, and impact. Listen to discover what Austin learned about impact through his intersect with a prisoner.

In the previous episode of Intersect, Kim Matson shared how a homeless woman named Miss B invited her to run home to her Father. In this episode Kim tells how Miss B's invitation led to the acceptance of her Father's call to partner with Open Door Ministries⁠⁠⁠ in ministering among the homeless during her Spring Break in 2023. The mission of Open Door is "to show mercy, build community, and make disciples for Christ in urban Denver."

Kim Matson is currently an English Major at Chatt State. In our conversation with Kim, we learn how she was invited to come home through an accountant, a mentor, and a homeless woman named Miss B. Listen and discover how she decided to come home.

Today's guest, Valeria, is a great friend of Lauren's. We so much enjoyed this chat with her on practical methods for connecting with people and making friends. We hope you're blessed too! The Intersect Team

Hi there and welcome back! We so much enjoyed chatting with Dr. Hasel and learning how God has guided his work in archaeological studies and connecting with others. He has a wealth of fascinating stories - we hope you are blessed as we were. Find out more about Southern Adventist University's archaeological museum at the link here https://www.southern.edu/administration/archaeology/museum/ And learn more about Dr. Hasel and his work here. https://www.southern.edu/people/mhasel Blessings, The Intersect Team

As a Medical Laboratory Science Major, Htet (pronounced Tet) works on Southern Adventist University's student association cabinet as the Executive Vice-President. He has a passion for reaching people in Burma —his family's homeland. Find out more here on how you can support the mission Htet discussed. https://www.asapministries.org/explore/education/karen-adventist-academy https://www.asapministries.org/explore/evangelism/supporting-refugee-church-plants We loved this chat with Htet and hope you do too! Blessings, The Intersect Team

An exciting story of how God provided and brought people into Romany's life to bring him all the way from Egypt to our little school here in Tennessee. We trust you'll find his story to be an inspiring one!