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 Join me as I talk with freelance writer and author, Jean Gilbertson, about her book "Dancing on the Whisper of God."

San Francisco, 1993. Choreographer Calvin Tropp is jerked out of artistic lethargy when he hears a predawn whisper: We are going to make a new dance, and the theme is prayer. Cal is not a religious man and knows nothing about prayer, but his creative fire is reignited.

 Join me as I talk with Anthony about his new book "The Hope and Joy That Discovering God Gives Our Lives."

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Join me as I talk with the Founder of Paradigm Shift LLC, Julia Brooks

Paradigm Shift Consulting Group LLC: Outstanding Experience Mission Statement: Advocate, Educate, Empower.

 Join me as I talk with Evangelist and author, Deborah Bouchard about her book "Mystery of the Keys of the Kingdom."

 Enjoy this Palm Sunday inspirational message.

Join me on Daily Spark with Dr. Angela today, March 25th @ 2pm ET. I'll be talking with author Janice Euell about her book "Friendship the Journey."

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Signal 8: An Australian Paramedic's Story

Australian paramedic shares his story and addresses PTS in first responders. We talk about his book "Signal 8."

An ambulance races to the scene of yet another human tragedy. It could be a road accident, a heart attack, shooting, drowning, suicide, or perhaps a very sick child. Whilst we might experience or witness such events in our lifetime, for paramedics, these are routine events. But continual exposure to the work often comes at a significant, sometimes tragic cost to the paramedic and his or her family and friends.

About the author  

Erik Schanssema is an Australian paramedic with a thirty-six-year ambulance career. As an ambulance officer and later as a mobile intensive care ambulance (MICA) paramedic, he is among the best-trained and most highly skilled emergency first responders. 

Now retired, he actively writes, travels, and paints. He currently lives in Wheelers Hill, Victoria, Australia.

He Caught Your Tears: The Father of Mended Hearts

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Dr. Uzziah Harris shares with us how God is still speaking through epistles written by new voices with an age-old message.

You can find Dr. Harris online at druah.org/

About the Author

Uzziah (YOU-ZY-UH) Hebrew for "God is My Strength" has been making long term investments in the lives of people since his early days as a middle school teacher in Richmond VA in the late 1990’s, as well as a qualified mental health professional, recreation center supervisor, human services program administrator and Richmond City Council Aide.  He is a firm believer in community engagement and in the belief that “we are ALL interconnected.” His personal mantra: If ever we come across ones who are lost it is our responsibility to help them find themselves and their way again.....  informs his very existence, motivation and calling. 

Uzziah Harris, (both a certified life coach and ordained minister) was initially ordained by the Association of Evangelical Gospel Assemblies (AEGA) in 2005. Uzziah received his undergraduate degrees in both Psychology and Education from the College of William and Mary in 1999 and spent a brief period of time at Virginia Union University’s School of Theology (STVU).  He completed his theological studies at the Virginia Triumphant College and Seminary where he earned both his Master of Divinity as well as his Doctor of Divinity in both 2012 and 2014 respectively and was again ordained by the School in 2016.

An activist at heart Dr. Harris has been a participant of both Virginia Commonwealth University’s Grace E Harris Minority Political Leadership Institute and the Sorensen Political Leadership Institute at the University of Virginia;  Uzziah believes in both the power and responsibility of each person to shape their destiny. He is also a published author of three books and facilitates workshops involving church growth and reformation in order that the Church may assume Her place in this postmodern society as a true catalyst for transformation.

Join me as I talk with Ian about his book!

About the Author

Ian Wanliss was born on July 18, 1962, in Gweru Zimbabwe, and is the youngest of three boys. He has lived in South Africa since 1980. He is married with two children and has lived in Cape Town for Twenty-Five years. Ian has been writing and illustrating children's books since 1992. He is the chairman of the praise and worship ministry at the NG church in Heidekoppie Cape Town South Africa. Ian also serves as a church board member.

Children usually look to their parents as their first teachers and role models. 

How can mothers and fathers ensure they’re raising their children right? Take a few cues from Nancy Stanton Kempis’s Raising Adorable Children. 

Join me as I talk with author, Nancy Kempis about her book Raising Adorable Children.

About the Author

Nancy Stanton Kempis

Nancy Stanton Kempis started writing fiction stories in 2001 while 

in remission from breast cancer. 

She became an active member of Shalom Outreach Ministries AG/NY 

in 2009 while working with a caregiver agency specializing in newborn 

children and toddlers. 

The mother of four plans to release more books.