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Ken and Deb Mornings
March 01, 2022
Hour 1: Relying on God: A Prepared Devotional Thought with Gerad Hall
Listen to hear timely insights and challenges from God’s Word as Gerad Hall kicks off this month of devotionals with a devotional that dives into the book of Judges and leads us to rely on God.
Hour 2: Ukrainian Refugee Situation: A Conversation with Kent Annan
Hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians are fleeing the Russian invasion of their country, leaving behind almost everything they had in their previous lives. Humanitarian leader and author Kent Annon says we need to keep our eyes on the humanitarian story that is beginning now. Kent leads us in a conversation on the refugee experience and how we need to respond as a nation, as the church to this growing humanitarian crisis.
Hour 3: Now is the Time: A Conversation with Hannah Carr
Now is the Time to step up for the kids and families that find a safe place to be and learn of God’s love at YouthHope! Hannah Carr joins Ken and Deb to talk about what’s new at YouthHope and how you can join them in the work by participating in their YouthHope Banquet coming in March. Don’t miss the God at work stories and the exciting new opportunities that are being made available to low-income students and teens in the QCA!
IN THIS EPISODE
Kent Annan
Kent Annan is the director of Humanitarian and Disaster Leadership at Wheaton College, located in the western suburbs of Chicago, where he leads the M.A. program for the Humanitarian Disaster Institute, one of the nation's leading programs of its kind. Annan has worked with refugee communities around the world. He and his wife, Shelly, lived in Haiti for two years and founded Haiti Partners. He is also on the board of Equitas Group, a foundation working to end the exploitation of children in Haiti and Southeast Asia.
Gerad Hall
Gerad Hall serves as a representative for Iowa, Missouri, and southern Illinois. Gerad is from the Quad Cities region of eastern Iowa and western Illinois. He completed his undergraduate and graduate studies at Moody. Prior to coming on staff with Moody, he served as a family pastor in East Moline, Illinois, for more than nine years. He and his wife, Melissa, have been married for more than 10 years and have three sons.
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