Darryl Carnley

How do you continue to do missions work in the middle of a pandemic? This is the question Darryl Carnley was faced with this year as COVID-19 began to spread across the world. In this episode of Shifted we talk about how churches can continue to do the work of missions with the limitations that we all face amidst a health crisis. For more information on Darryl Carnley and My 360 Project visit www.My360Project.org

Pastor Darryl Carnley, CEO of the My 360 Project shares his experiences and views of the world. As he travels, he plants seeds of hope especially into the children. When fitting shoes on the children, whom for many are shoeless, he washes their feet first. He feels this is a way to show care and love. The children are full of smiles and laughter when receiving the special gift built by one of their own community members. Pastor Darryl says that people are losing their dreams. He wants to help them dream again. Those dreams change everything.

Shoes! Changing the Way Children PlayThere are 300 million children in the world who walk around barefoot. The My 360 Project is changing that. As far as the shoes go, this non-profit organization does not want to buy and distribute them. They want to teach locals around the world how to become sustainable with their own cobbler business. Experts teach and pay people how to build the shoe. It's part of a sustainability project. The local artisans build shoes for the My 360 Project.  Volunteers deliver the shoes to poor communities around the world. Through community, a seed of hope is planted into the lives of others. This non-profit is about sustainability, community, and economy.  How does this organization help people become sustainable? Darryl Carnley didn’t know anything about shoes at first. But the goal is for the people to have their own cobbler business eventually and make their own living. Sustainability.  Darryl Carnley, CEO of the My 360 Project shares his experiences and views of the world. As he travels, he plants seeds of hope especially into the children. When fitting shoes on the children, whom for many are shoeless, he washes their feet first. He feels this is a way to show care and love.  The children are full of smiles and laughter when receiving the special gift built by one of their own community members.Darryl says that people are losing their dreams. He wants to help them dream again. Those dreams change everything.-With Darryl Carnley, CEO, The My 360 ProjectYour Positive Imprint EpisodesMy 360 Project My 360 Project. Shoe fittings.

Noble & Crock speak with Darryl Carnley about his project “My 360” and what it’s like being apart of the global economy and the local church. Also discussed: Jessie’s Shoe preference, the consumption of the church, and the North Pole (Alaska). Check out the My360 project here: https://www.my360project.com/ Instagram: @my360project Please Subscribe for more and Rate us on iTunes! Follow us on Instagram: @lost.in.thought_podcast

Guest speaker Pastor Darryl Carnley from North Pole Worship Center in North Pole, AZ speaks to Cornerstone Church.