• "UNHEALTHY SOCIAL MEDIA HABITS" | EP. #31

  • Nov 19 2024
  • Length: 24 mins
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"UNHEALTHY SOCIAL MEDIA HABITS" | EP. #31

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  • Welcome back to the "HEALING BROKEN SOULS" podcast with Pastor Benny Powell, SR. of Greater Second Baptist Church (Marion, IN) & Pastor John Boyanowski of Solid Rock Church of Warren (Warren, IN).

    On episode 31 entitled "UNHEALTHY SOCIAL MEDIA HABITS" Pastor Powell & Pastor John join 2 of the "HEALING SISTERS" to have a practical & authentic conversation about the culture's bad social media habits. This podcast episode is needed for culture today. Tune in for this amazing conversation!

    Intro song is by Kyren Monteiro entitled "BROKEN" from the album "BROKEN". To stream & purchase the album visit: https://www.KyrenMonteiro.com/ | "BROKEN" by Kyren Monteiro appears courtesy of Engage Records, LLC.

    The "HEALING BROKEN SOULS" podcast is produced by Frequency Canvas, LLC. All Audio Production (Recording, Editing, Mixing, & Mastering) is done by: Kyren Monteiro of Frequency Canvas, LLC.

    Contact Frequency Canvas at: Office@FrequencyCanvas.com | https://www.FrequencyCanvas.com/

    All Video Production services for the "HEALING BROKEN SOULS" podcast is provided by Giza Entertainment, LLC. All Video Production (Shooting, Editing, Coloring, Effects) is done by: Derralyn Morgan of Giza Entertainment, LLC. (Go to the "HEALING BROKEN SOULS" podcast on YouTube to see the HD video podcasts).

    Contact Giza Entertainment at: Info@GizaEntertainment.com | 765-506-8939
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