E216. The Power of Referral: Building an Ethical and Effective Community Partner Network
In this episode of The Care Ministry Podcast, Laura Howe and Rebecca Bailey explore one of the most misunderstood areas of care ministry: referrals.
Church leaders often feel tension when referring someone outside the church. It can feel like handing people off or losing influence. But healthy ref…
E219. Mental Health Isn’t a Program: Rethinking Discipleship in the Church
In this episode of The Care Ministry Podcast, Laura Howe and Rebecca Bailey explore a question many churches are asking right now: we care about mental health… but what do we actually do with it?
As awareness has grown, the challenge has shifted from understanding mental health to integrating it i…
Vermillion Unplugged Ep. 184: Rebecca Bailey | Shakespeare Festival
Rebecca Bailey is the Executive Artistic Director of the South Dakota Shakespeare Festival. We discuss the upcoming festival and philosophical themes.
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222. The Weight of Care: Why Ministry Feels So Heavy (and What to Do About It)
In this episode of The Care Ministry Podcast, Laura Howe and Rebecca Bailey talk about the weight many care leaders are carrying right now.
Walking with people through grief, crisis, and everyday challenges can take a toll. It is not just the work. It is the stories, the responsibility, and the pr…
225. Creating Safe Pathways for Families to Ask for Help
In this episode of The Care Ministry Podcast, Laura Howe and Rebecca Bailey discuss how churches can create safe pathways for families to ask for help before situations reach a crisis point.
Many families are carrying challenges related to parenting, grief, finances, mental health, caregiving, and…
The Well-Being Practices Helping Educators and Students in Wartime
In Ukraine, school goes on even when nothing feels stable. Lessons restart after nights in shelters, teachers log on from cities under attack, and students join from apartments without windows or from friends’ homes in other countries. The fact that learning continues at all is a testament to the c…
The Well-Being Practices Helping Educators and Students in Wartime
In Ukraine, school goes on even when nothing feels stable. Lessons restart after nights in shelters, teachers log on from cities under attack, and students join from apartments without windows or from friends’ homes in other countries. The fact that learning continues at all is a testament to the c…
Is she lying? Lindsay Clancy - top prosecution and defense arguments - murder or psychosis?
It is day 18 in the murder trial of Lindsay Clancy — the Massachusetts woman accused of murdering her three children. In this episode of Brian Entin investigates, we analyze the Chaplain’s testimony and her recollection of Lindsay telling her she heard voices. Also, attorney Jonna Spilbor explains …
231. Someone Told You They Are Struggling with Addiction. What's Your Next Faithful Step?
What do you do when someone trusts you enough to say, “I’m struggling with addiction”?
For many ministry leaders, that moment can feel overwhelming. You care deeply, but may not know what to say, where to begin, or how much responsibility you should carry.
In this episode, Laura Howe and Rebecca …
Hakam Salahuddin and Rebecca Bailey share their Workamping experiences on Episode 191
Rebecca and Hakam were attracted to the travel lifestyle because their lives had become way too routine. After their children left the nest, they decided it was their turn to have a little fun. Of all the Workamping jobs they have had, being a campground host is by far their favorite.
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