The Village Speaks with the Campbells

Guy and Hernika Campbell
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It is intended for the "Village" to speak on issues concerning our youth as well as the community. The infamous proverb, "It Takes a Village to Raise a Child" is still important today as it was in the days of old. We want to bridge the gap between those who had the village growing up and those who desire to have the village present in their children's lives.

Episodes

  1. 05/07/2024

    Blended Families

    In this episode of blended families, Guy and Hernika discuss their blended family and how to overcome adversities and give positive feedback on what it takes to have one as part of the village.

    27 min

  2. 02/20/2024

    Different Seasons-Different Villages

    What do you do when a village member moves on to the next phase of their life? Whether it is graduation, a new baby, a new job, etc., we're going to share with you how important it is to have a village in your next season.

    20 min

  3. 01/22/2024

    What if a village member passes away?

    Dealing with the death of a loved one can be challenging, but as the Campbells discuss the recent events of losing loved ones in the village, you can find ways to still have the village present in your lives. Tune in as they discuss what can we do when a village member passes away.

    22 min

  4. 01/03/2024

    What is the Village Speaks about?

    This episode gives an introduction to what the village speaks is all about! Community, involvement, snippets of "It Still Takes a Village to Raise a Child" book and the "Village Maker" journal series, which can be purchased through Amazon. Tune in as we discuss the importance of the village and your role as it relates to the village in our lives.

    11 min
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It is intended for the "Village" to speak on issues concerning our youth as well as the community. The infamous proverb, "It Takes a Village to Raise a Child" is still important today as it was in the days of old. We want to bridge the gap between those who had the village growing up and those who desire to have the village present in their children's lives.

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