Tag: Songs of Hope

Its out now! Two weeks ago Rod interviewed Vic Campbell about his latest project “Metal Missionary”. Its out now on Kindle and here is the link. It would make a great Christmas present http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00R7PYT1M Steve Rowe has an amazing story. He plays heavy metal Christian music very loud. He has survived a cancer crisis. Read how he did it. Here

Songs of Hope tomorrow will feature carols and in particular, three Australian carols. Another feature at 8:45am will be the story of the celebration of the first Christmas in Australia in the first year of settlement, 1788. Australia is one of the few countries in the world to know exactly how its first Christmas was celebrated. Songs of Hope will

Listen again to Songs of Hope carols podcast for 14 December 2014. The carols are by sung by three Australians. The carols include: O come all ye faithful – Denis Walter The first noel – John Farnham Mary’s boy child – Silvie Paladino Also listen again to the Songs of Hope program from 14 Dec 2014. It is carols to

Songs of Hope tomorrow will have a Christmas theme. At Christmas time we celebrate the birth of Christ for the 25 first days of December. At 7:30am Rev Kevin Pedersen’s talk will be on Luke’s account of the birth, complete with angels and shepherds. At 8:45am our Christian who has made a difference will be Saint Nicholas (Santa Claus). Music

Listen again to Rods interview with Canadian Brian McConaghy. In 1989 Brian founded a charity Ratanak International to help the people of Cambodia, a people devastated by Khmer Rouge murderings and atrocies. Ratanak has built schools, clinics and hospitals, opened orphanages, provided shelters for the elderly and AIDS victims, and initiated emergency programs in response to natural and man made

Listen to Songs of Hope tomorrow at 8:45am to hear Rod interview Canadian Brian McConaghy. In 1989 Brian founded a charity Ratanak International to help the people of Cambodia, a people devastated by Khmer Rouge murderings and atrocies. Ratanak has built schools, clinics and hospitals, opened orphanages, provided shelters for the elderly and AIDS victims, and initiated emergency programs in