August 2010
1 August 2010
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From working with former child soldiers in Uganda, to social work on the streets of Melbourne. Singer Songwriter Levi McGrath is passionate about using his music to change the world for the better. |
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At Wesley Mission we try to help people through some of the darkest periods of their lives and every day I come across so many stories that inspire me. Today we focus on one very inspirational girl. |
8 August 2010
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Over the last 3 weeks we’ve talked about shame… In our final show on the topic, we talk to someone who spiralled into the horrors of prostitution and drug addition. From a relatively normal childhood in suburban Melbourne in the 1980’s, Bronwen Healy’s path of destruction began with what was claimed to be one ‘innocent joint’ to celebrate her completion of high school. What followed was the beginning of a life of shame of using and ‘doing tricks’ on the streets. |
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A relatively new comer to Australian shores. Heidi pop, a former singer songwriter from Germany now calls Brisbane home. |
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Shame can be crippling. It’s just one area that our Wesley Mission Services puts abundant grace into action. One of the programs that we run is a special program for women who have experienced sexual abuse. |
15 August 2010
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You’ve heard in all in the media… greenhouse gases, our carbon footprint… post Copenhagen and what does it all really mean? And what are the real domino effects for us and our neighbours? Just as we cannot avoid gravity while living on the earth, we cannot avoid the other laws of creation. We meet up with the head of one organisation that is helping the poorest of the poor. |
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Soul singer Shauntaii Batzke wrote her first song at the age of 10. Since then Shauntaii has delighted audiences with her strong stage presence across various cultures including Indigenous, Fijian and Christian communities. |
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Here at Wesley we also deal with another kind of shift in our environment – our aging population. More and more people are living alone & without support. That’s why it’s so important to make sure there is care available to those who need it – let’s take a look at how Wesley Mission Home Care is making a difference in people’s lives. |
22 August 2010
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It’s almost a year since Copenhagen and amid the intense scrutiny of arguments on the Climate Crisis and many feel disempowered or even sceptical of the science. In our second part of a three part series on the environment we get down to basics. Remember how good those tomatoes or green beans tasted at grandma’s place, or real home grown organic eggs? Or how about the smell of freshly baked bread? We look at how one church on the South Coast is running it’s own campaign to be better stewards of God’s creation. |
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At Wesley Mission we also deal with change in our environment – including our aging population. We often hear in the news about people living alone & without support. In today’s show we see how Wesley Mission Community Support Services is making a difference in people’s lives. |
29 August 2010
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You’ve heard it all in the media… greenhouse gases, our carbon footprint… post Copenhagen and what does it all really mean? Imagine life in 20 or 30 years. As climate change touches every aspect of our lives, how will it change us? How will we adapt? Guest and Founder of Planet Ark, Jon Dee talks about the roles we should all play and talks about the way forward for a better future. - Jon, welcome to the program. |
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Daniel Kay has had the opportunity to provide back vocals for Michael Bolton and Barry Manilow and in the early days he was part of the initial Ten Tenors. |
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Here at Wesley Mission we also focus on ‘keeping things green’. |





























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