Ben Jared, Director of Development and Intern, Jason Keeling from Heartland Adult Teen Challenge discuss their journeys through drug addiction, time incarcerated, and how Jesus Christ transformed their lives with the help of Teen Challenge.
Mid-South View Point is a public affairs program addressing concerns that are vital to the Christian community in the Mid-South. This show is produced by Bott Radio Network in Memphis.
Mid-South View Point is a public affairs program addressing concerns that are vital to the Christian community in the Mid-South. This show is produced by Bott Radio Network in Memphis.
In 2021, Memphis's poverty rate was 22.6%, nearly double the national rate of 12.8%. Structural disparities based on race are persistent and seem to have accelerated in 2023. Carey Madison Moore and Cheryl Henderson discuss how My Cup of Tea provides fair-wage jobs to help women overcome poverty living in the Orange Mound community. Orange Mound is the oldest African American Community in America. In 1895, a portion of the land from the vast Dederick Plantation was sliced into narrow lots and sold to African Americans. These women are provided with the tools they need to thrive financially, physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. Their premium teas imported from some of the world's best and most seasoned blenders can be purchased to support their efforts fighting poverty.
In 2022, there were about 18.3 million children in the US without a father in the home, which is about 1 in 4 children. Hassan Saleem founder of Memphis Fathers Love shares his passion for family and efforts to address this sobering reality. These statistics are what helped to motivate Hassan, former pastor at Fellowship Memphis, to invest in the lives of the fatherless by Instilling character, confidence and courage that brings about hope, while equipping them to Impact their community. Memphis Fathers Love partner with single mom’s by providing tangible support to help prepare their children to navigate life.
This is the fourth show in the series from Coffee Central- Southaven, MS. Our guest is Rebecca Treadway Executive Director and Family Advocate with THE ARC NORTHWEST MISSISSIPPI. The Arc is a non-profit serving the disability communities of Northwest Mississippi by offering programs, education, and connection to achieve the best life possible.
We’re back at Coffee Central, Southaven with our guests from “Engage for More” Pam Pegram, Kim Ball, and Gwen Neal. “Engage for More” aims to assist women in integrating their faith into all aspects of their lives. It’s a great way to start the New Year!!!
Spend New Year’s Day with us from Coffee Central, Southaven with our guest Stacy Dodd. Stacy’s newest book is out, "Backpack and Beyond: Discovering the Keys to the Kingdom.” Stacy shares about overcoming personal challenges, including homelessness and substance abuse, before finding faith in Christ. Stacy is a Certified Addiction Interventionist and founder of The Hope Community Center. If you or someone that you love is trapped in addiction, you’ll want to hear this incredible story.