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Monday, July 28th, 2025
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Gary Chapman
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected all facets of life. The health crisis has overwhelmed medical workers, business closings have exacerbated financial stress, and—perhaps most unexpectedly—sheltering in place has placed married couples in endless, unprecedented proximity. Whether this has been challenging or delightful for you and your spouse, let this time be an opportunity to renew your love. Learn how to do so in 5 Simple Ways to Strengthen Your Marriage… When You’re Stuck at Home Together by Dr. Gary Chapman, author of the New York Times bestseller The 5 Love Languages®. This guide will help enrich your time stuck together by teaching you and your spouse how to: call a truce on throwing word bombs, tear down emotional walls, discover and speak each other’s love language, learn the value of teamwork, have a daily “sit down and listen” time. http://5lovelanguages.com
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Tuesday, July 29th, 2025
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Myshel and Michael Wilkins
Originally from Frankfort KY, she traveled with her missionary father and Ghanaian mother to various countries speaking and leading worship from an early age.
She later moved to Nashville TN and after college, she entered the Christian music arena vocally supporting many household names. She’s toured singing background with Don Moen, Matthew West, TobyMac, and Mandisa.
Opportunities opened for Myshel to speak at various retreats and conferences in addition to leading worship. Her mentor, Cece Winans, is quoted as saying, “It’s a blessing to see what God is doing in the younger generation! Myshel is truly an anointed young woman and to experience her ministry is life-changing."
Myshel and her husband Michael moved to Dallas, TX and currently attend Upper Room ministries. She currently sings on Beth Moore’s Worship team for the Living Proof events and continues to serve the exploited and underserved through missions in several countries.
Myshel graduated from Tennessee State University where she received her degree in Political Science. She was crowned “Miss TSU” and in the same year won the prestigious national title of “Miss National Black Hall of Fame.” She received her Masters of Organizational Leadership from The Kings University Seminary in Southlake, TX.
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Wednesday, July 30th, 2025
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Niagara Christian Gleaners located in Smithsville, Ontario - is a Christian charitable organization that rescues surplus produce from local farmers to feed the hungry – both in Canada and globally. Through dehydrating vegetables & fruit, they can send food on sea containers across the world without refrigeration – feeding as many as 25,000 people every day. In the past 6 six years since their inception, they have shared 53 million servings of food… sometimes 3 tractor trailer loads of produce per week… through 30+ trusted partner organizations. They recently sent food aid to Kenya due to severe drought and later flooding.
And all of its workforce is made of church volunteers from many different denominations and ages. 340 volunteers come weekly, each filling a 4-hour shift.
It is with a grateful heart that this team of 340 volunteers and small part time staff -- come together seeking to right a wrong when it comes to food waste, insecurity and injustice.
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Thursday, July 31st, 2025
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Frank Domenichiello
During September 2022, while still amid the complexities of navigating the Covid pandemic, Frank discovered a lump inside his nose, which he did not think was anything to be deeply concerned about, but he had it checked by his doctor just the same... to be safe. This small discovery led to a lengthy journey toward discovering he had rare cancer of the nose. Frank’s life changed in an instant as hospitalization, surgeries, extensive radiation treatments, and eventually the removal of his nose became the focus of his day-to-day... in addition to the joyous planning taking place within his family for his son’s wedding which was also just around the corner for them.
Frank joins us to share the riveting details of this journey – how at one point he was told there was nothing more that could be done, the unexpected blessings he experienced along the way, his determined choice to trust God, praise Him, and pray for others throughout it all, and the healing he now stands in today – all because of Jesus.
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Friday, August 1st, 2025
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Rod Wilson
Trained in English Literature, Psychology, Counselling, and Theology, Dr. Rod Wilson has worked as a psychologist, consultant, and researcher, served as a Pastor in three different churches, and been involved in multiple roles in theological education, including as President of Regent College in Vancouver, Canada from 2000-2015. Currently, he serves as a mentor-advisor to many international leaders and organizations, is a member of the Wise Stewards Initiative Team with In Trust Center for Theological Schools, and is a writer of articles and books on leadership, fundraising (including his book, Keeping Faith in Fundraising), community, anger, counseling, and relationships (including his last book, Thank You. I’m Sorry. Tell Me More. How to Change the World with 3 Sacred Sayings). His major life questions revolve around how the spiritual and the human work together, particularly in his parenting (with his wife Bev) of a daughter with multiple disabilities.
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