Rose City Forum With Timothy Moore

Pastor/Author Doug Pagitt talks about his new book, "Flipped."

Christian Piatt chats about his work and the awesome show he will be part of with William Paul Young on Sunday. http://www.wheresgod.org/

Carrie Dahlin talks about her book What Led Me To You and how she and her husband, Jeff, have grown their family through the foster care system. www.CarrieDahlin.com www.facebook.com/WhatLedMeToYou www.twitter.com/WhatLedMeToYou What Led Me To You: http://amzn.to/1EugMcj Called to Love Ministry: http://calledtoloveministry.org/

Thanks, Milan Homola, for talking all about Compassion Connect today! Donate to the One Voice campaign www.compassionconnect.com

https://h2hcv.org Amy Serrano from Heart to Heart Children's Village to learn all about this ministry for the orphans of Honduras.

ublic Defender, Jeanne Bishop, author of Change of Heart: Justice, Mercy, and Making Peace with My Sister's Killer on the show to talk about her book and work to abolish the death penalty. Do you agree?

Anorexia. It's not a happy topic, but it's something which is still happening in those we love. We talk to Leanne Sype about this devastating illness and how a road to recovery is possible.

We talk with Pastor Chris James about the future of church, specifically in the "None Zone" of the Pacific Northwest.

Thank you, Tara Rolstad, for sharing your wisdom about mental health issues and the church with us. Links from today's show: Shattering Stigma: Interfaith Conference May 16 = http://folktime.org/ Shattering Stigma with Stories: Mental Health and the Church, May 30 = http://shatteringstigma.com/ Her book, No Really, We Want you to Laugh = http://amzn.to/1EJjX3x Stand Up for Mental Health Class http://standupformentalhealth.com/clackamas-program/ Comedy Show at Helium Comedy Club - May 20 https://pwwi.ejoinme.org/?tabid=686411

Kathleen Eisenhardt, author of Simple Rules: How to Thrive in a Complex World, gives examples of keeping tasks simple to get them done. http://amzn.to/1GKAS7W

Marcy Cotrell Houle, author of One City's Wilderness: Portland's Forest Park shared with us about our city's amazing creation. I know we're all invested in keeping the park a sanctuary for wildlife and our own solace. You can find Marcy's books here: One City's Wilderness = http://www.powells.com/biblio/9780870715884 Wings for My Flight = http://www.powells.com/biblio/64-9780826354341-0 Prairie Keepers: Secrets of the Zumwalt = http://amzn.to/1JTIQZU Find out more about Forest Park and how you can be involved here: http://www.forestparkconservancy.org/

Pastor Marc Schelske discusses the role of emotions in Church.

Micah Murray discusses growing up in a cult.

Dr. Brad Harper is a conservative evangelical theologian. His son Drew is gay. The discuss the ups and downs of their relationship and how they have love and respect for each other, even in disagreement. Be on the lookout for their upcoming book "Space at the Table"

Andrea Pineda from Flash Love talks about the heart of service, ways to get involved and their upcoming event for Foster kids and families in Vancouver. www.FlashLove.org

LISTEN TO YOUR MOTHER Portland coordinators, Carisa Miller and Kelli Martinelli share all about the upcoming show on May 7. Do you have your tickets yet? http://listentoyourmothershow.com/portland/

Tim Greseth of Oregon Wildlife shares their mission and stories of conservation work. Here's a link to the OW website: http://www.oregon-wildlife.org/

http://www.homeplateyouth.org/ HomePlate is Washington County's only non-profit provider of drop-in centers and street outreach for young people experiencing homelessness.

Food Fight: A Civil Dialogue Over Daily Bread, hosted by The Institute for the Theology of Culture: New Wine, New Wineskins, we will take the time to ask those questions and seek answers in light of biblical teaching and todayâ??s food landscape.

Becky Blumer tells us all about Hands on Portland and all of the MANY opportunities to serve in our city. http://www.handsonportland.org/