Hosted by Able to Serve · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 14 episodes
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Welcome to The Serving Effect, the podcast celebrates the power of serving people and the community. In each episode, we shine a light on the inspiring stories of individuals, organizations, and everyday heroes — exploring how acts of service, no matter how big or small, are transforming lives.
Able to Serve hosts The Serving Effect, a education show with 14 episodes published.
On this episode of The Serving Effect, Carlton sits down with Wes Hall, CEO & Co-Founder of North Carolina Adapted Sports, to explore how NC Adaptive Sports is making athletics more inclusive across the Triangle and beyo
In this episode of The Serving Effect, we sit down with Elmo Vance to explore the powerful impact of civic leadership and community service in Town of Garner. From his role on the Town Council to his deep involvement in
Featuring Angie Mikus & Courtney Blake In this heartfelt episode of The Serving Effect, we sit down with two women who embody what it means to love your community well. Join us as Angie Mikus and Courtney Blake share the
In this episode of The Serving Effect, we sit down with Robin Pate, a passionate volunteer leader with Operation Christmas Child (OCC). Robin shares how her journey of serving began in her local church and grew into an o
In this episode of The Serving Effect, host Carlton McDaniel Jr. sits down with Dana Wooten, Executive Director of the Clayton Chamber of Commerce, to talk about the power of service, mentorship, and personal growth. Fro
In this episode, we sit down with Alan Dickinson—an attorney, an individual with Cerebral Palsy, and a man with a powerful story of faith. Alan shares how God has shaped his journey and given him a deep purpose to serve
Beth Faucette, a proud Garner hometown girl living off Rock Quarry Road, has spent her life pouring into others. From teaching in local schools to rallying support through Relay for Life, serving in her church, and now d
🎙️ The Serving Effect: Featuring Tim Stevens In this episode of The Serving Effect, we sit down with Tim Stevens—a storyteller at heart whose words have shaped a community. From his years as a high school sports writer
Jonathan Breeden of Breeden Law shares how his parents shaped his understanding of service, why he chose to be in the 40/42 community, and what inspired him to launch The Best of Johnston County podcast. A meaningful con
In this episode of The Serving Effect, we sit down with April Wood—Garner, NC native, community champion, and administrator of Downtown Garner. From her early days serving through “GA’s” (Girls in Action) at church to he
This episode takes a special turn as we spotlight two of our strongest community partners: the Garner Rotary Club and the Garner Mid-Day Rotary Club. Joining us are Ben Wadsworth (Garner Rotary) and Chad Massengill (Garn
In this episode of The Serving Effect, Carlton McDaniel sits down with Amy White, Executive Director of Community of Hope Ministries, for a heartfelt conversation about discovering your purpose through service. Amy share
In this inspiring episode of The Serving Effect, we sit down with Dena McDonald—a passionate community leader with a heart for service that runs deep. From childhood experiences that sparked her desire to help others, to
🎙️ The Serving Effect Podcast – Launching June 1, 2025! Get ready to be inspired! The Serving Effect is a brand-new podcast that celebrates the power of serving people and building community. In each episode, we spotlig
Wes Hall
CEO & Co-Founder · North Carolina Adapted Sports
1 appearance on this show
Tim Stevens
co-founder and CEO · Research Handbook on Cyberwarfare
1 appearance on this show
Jonathan Breeden
divorce attorney · Breeden Law Office
1 appearance on this show
Amy White
board-certified holistic nutritionist · Community of Hope Ministries
1 appearance on this show
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The Serving Effect is hosted by Able to Serve. The show is categorised under education (self improvement) and has published 14 episodes.
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