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Join WBGL in an effort to spread kindness in our schools! We invite you to start a Kindness Club for the upcoming 2024-2025 school year.
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Join WBGL in an effort to spread kindness in our schools! We invite you to start a Kindness Club for the upcoming 2024-2025 school year.
WBGL is looking for our next full-time Office Coordinator. This person will serve as first point of contact for guests, visitors, and friends of WBGL and process office tasks to help maintain efficiency at the station, as well as well as coordinating our beloved team of volunteers.
Jerry Thomason shares his personal journey as a cancer patient, revealing how his faith in God has been his anchor through unexpected challenges. Amidst his diagnosis, Jerry's reflections on reshaped priorities, strengthened beliefs, and the impact on those around him offer powerful insights. Jerry's story highlights the blessings and lessons found even in the darkest times. Meridith wants to hear your story. If you have a smartphone, USB microphone, or other way to record your voice, use this link and click the green microphone button, as we're looking for more Wow God Stories to share with our podcast listeners.
Bryan Crum spent a decade serving as a hospice chaplain, helping people walk through their final days. After listening to hundreds of life stories, he realized too many of us carry regret and fail to recognize just how much God values us. Hospice work changed Bryan’s life and his perspective on priorities. Through the stories of people like Ms. Ruth and Mr. Harold, Bryan learned the power of our words, the deadly impact of doubt, and why we all can trust that God loves us deeply. Bryan is the author of Neighbor, Love Yourself: Discover Your Value, Live Your Worth.