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Brian's Good News 12 April 2019

Charlie House@CharlieHouseHQ - Children's Charity is stepping up the fund raising pace by calling for hopeful volunteers to come to auditions.  These auditions will select suitable candidates to don the Charlie Dog Mascot Costume.  Candidates must be 5 ft 7 " high and able to even do light gymnastics while in costume. Friends are needed to direct Charlie Dog as he visits different places and helps to raise money for a specialist support centre. Auditions are being held at Inchgarth Community Centre. @inchgarthcc
Two First Aberdeen@FirstAberdeenbus drivers have been shortlisted for the Scottish Transport Awards to be held later this year.  Driver Paul McLeod made sure a seriously ill passenger was brought back to life by restoring breathing.  Driver Clare Munro helped an elderly passenger who fell off the bus.
Don's Fans paid tribute to Paul Hughson who lost his battle with cancer. Paul was described as a 'True gentleman' whose smile lit up the room when he entered it.  Tributes were paid by Aberdeen FC 
Ryan Bannerman has won a Saltire Award  through his work with Future Choiceswho themselves are celebrating over 10 years for helping people in need.  He put in 50 hours with the community.  He was inspired by his brother Lewis who has made a video documentary.  Ryan wants to ensure homeless people are given a meal.  To do this he is collecting MacDonalds Monopoly Tokens which can be exchanged for a meal.  He is aiming to beat last years total of 150 tokens.  He is being given help by Future Choices and Aberdeen Street Friends.

Street Sounds - Ian Carnie on the clarinet

Taking the station to the streets.  Rob met up with Ian Carnie who was busking on the Back Wynd in Aberdeen.  Here he performs on the clarinet

Street Sounds - Ian Carnie Amazing Grace

Recorded today on Back Wynd in Aberdeen. Rob met friend Ian Carnie who was doing busking.  Here he performs Amazing Grace

Scotland on Fire

Gospel Evening at Blacketyside Farm 30 March 2019

A Gospel Evening at Blacketyside Farm in Leven with Douglas Young from Open Air Mission.

Pastor Solomon - An Answer to Prayer and a mysterious guide

Douglas Young - Did You Get The Message

Douglas Young from Open Air Mission speaking at Blacketyside Farm on Saturday 30 March 2019

Power Hour - Pour Out Your Hearts Like Water

Applying God's Word in Prayer.  Lamentations 2:18-19
Tonight has an International theme as we pray for nations and their needs.  For every need prayed for, there are millions more.   Think of those people and children in your country and community.  Are they Living Life to The Full?  Pray.. Do not cease.

Brian's Good News 5 April 2019

Today's edition is more personal.
Irene Morrison is celebrating 50 years working for Langstane Pressin Aberdeen.  She still uses skills she began her employment with. Hand finished work can achieve a more perfect finish. Irene much enjoys her work.  The feeling from her employer is mutual.
 
A granny, Dot Bremner who is partly sighted and completely deaf has raised £1575 to North East Sensory Services(NESS). The money came from dance sessions she had led since September.  NESS have helped Dot by providing equipment and lighting for her house. NESS were very grateful.
 
A Facebook Page - The Northern Lights Of Old Aberdeen has been set up by Culter Heritage Trust to honour Mary Webb who penned and performed The Northern Lights of Old Aberdeen for which The Granite City is well known.
 
A school girl Megan McIntosh who has battled cancer is recovering well.  Her uncle arranged for her to be the Mascot for Cove Rangers FCwhen they played Wick recently.  The experience has made a big impact on both Megan and the team.  She has been invited back. 
Todays Scripture: John 16:33
John 16:33 New Living Translation (NLT)
33 I have told you all this so that you may have peace in me. Here on earth you will have many trials and sorrows. But take heart, because I have overcome the world.”

Community Elements 29 March 2019

In this edition Brian's Good News
Our Second Community Element covers Integrate Scotland.  Founder Caroline Crombie came to speak at the themed coffee morning at St Columbas Church of Scotland in Bridge of Don.  Her address was so passionate and real, we are giving this Community Element a re air. 
Our third community element is about the great work covered by Christians Against Poverty through local churches.  The original broadcast was this Monday 25 March through the Gospel Cafe show.