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Have you ever heard the slogan “Black Privilege”? Most, I think would say no. My guest Pastor Roy Niedfeldt will discuss what he terms black privilege and why it’s so important that it’s recognized. Pastor Roy Niedfeldt was born and raised in Cudahy, Wisconsin a southeastern suburb of Milwaukee. For several years, he pastored his...
Have you ever heard of Black Privilege? If you have, do you agree or disagree? Well, this show may give you a different perspective. My guest, Pastor Robert Niefeldt talks about an article he wrote about what he feels to be black privilege. His article caused some ruckus because Pastor Niefeldt is white. “What does...
Community Warehouse and Partners in Hope host special skydiving event – Leap of Faith Saturday, August 19, 2023, Noon to 6:00 pm Wisconsin Skydiving Center N3407 County Road K, Jefferson, WI 53549 Show your support and DONATE: The Community Warehouse and Partners In Hope- Milwaukee WI What’s so special? 10 Milwaukee Police Officers and 10...
Today’s show looks at both a governor’s pardon and God’s pardon. The focus is on the similarities and differences between the two. Show Highlights: Definition of pardon Through one person Forgiveness from judgment Restoration Confession Peers Perishable vs Imperishable How long before a pardon request can be made The offense origination Who can apply Costs...
Community Service is Key to Healthy Communities – Guest Eddie Moore Eddie Moore is a retired Nursing Assistant and works now as a mentor for Partners in Hope in Wisconsin. After leaving prison, Eddie’s Parole Agent referred him to Partners in Hope. He has never left. He’s now a partner. Whether you are involved in...
How to Receive a Pardon – Guest Syreeta Owens Syreeta Owens has overcome her past and is now on a new path in life, all because of receiving a pardon. Admittedly, Syreeta acknowledges her past mistakes, leading her to have a felony record early in life. She wanted forgiveness, and that’s just what she received...
Guest is Tony Viola, Part 3 of 3 – Government Accountability Tony Viola, a Cleveland, Ohio citizen 10 years ago, was an ordinary successful real estate broker, having built his company with his wife. That all changed after being targeted by a government task force. He spent 10 years in jail before being exonerated. Tony...
Our guest is Tony Viola, and this is part 2 of the interview. Tony Viola, a Cleveland, Ohio citizen 10 years ago, was an ordinary successful real estate broker, having built his company with his wife. That all changed after being targeted by a government task force. He spent 10 years in jail before being...
Do you think our government needs some checks in place? Do you feel hopeless in reporting injustices about our government to the government? Today we are seeing large abuses of power from lawyers, prosecutors, defense attorneys, judges, police, FBI, senators, aldermen, and women. This doesn’t cover all the offices, but you know what I mean....
The Imprisonment of Grief We can go through grief by not holding onto the idea of the strangeness of it. Spurgeon’s morning devotion from May 31st points to 2 Samuel 15:13. This morning’s devotion spoke of: · Kidron the filthy brook that flowed through Jerusalem as being symbolic of sorrow. · David being both the Lord’s Anointed...