There are some people in the "balconies" of our lives who cheer us on, energizing us by their warm affirmations. There are others who live down in the "basement," coldly tearing away at our souls with their unfair and critical judgments. This is a recording of a talk Joyce made at a booksellers' dinner about discovering the balcony people in our lives - and about being balcony people to others.
 

For People Who Don't Hear the Music Anymore

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Let this album carry you through the pain-saturated times of your life. Listen and heal until you can "hear the music" again and find the strength to sing once more. Joyce's album includes, Your Dear Face, In the Stillness of the Night, I'll Keep My Eyes on You (with Russ Taff), 'Til You Hear the Music, I Need Thee Every Hour, His is Able (with Teri DeSario), Blessed Assurance, and others (with full orchestra).

Vocal Artist:
     Joyce Landorf Heatherley
Producer and Conductor:
     Kurt Kaiser

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Who is your irregular person? We all have them! Joyce, with experience to back her up, delivers the reassuring message that: "You are not necessarily the one who's wrong or crazy here." She helps us in various ways to deal with those insensitive family members who may have crushed our spirits with their emotional neglect or verbal abuse… and with learning how to avoid being an irregular person to others. This is one of the programs from Joyce's popular HIS STUBBORN LOVE film series (viewed by over 10 million people).

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This, undoubtedly, is Joyce's most popular "live audience" video (from her HIS STUBBORN LOVE film series). She shares the joys and challenges of what she calls life's changepoints. With extraordinary empathy, she shows that life, with its multiplicity of changes, is a "never-ending time of needing the Lord." And that we should trust in God's love simply because he can be trusted. He is our strength for all our changepoints days.
 

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Each of us, with rare exceptions, will go through an unworld experience: that unthinkable, unbelieveable, unbearable thing that we thought could only happen to someone else - like the death of your child, the burning of your home, a divorce… When Joyce's world fell apart, she discovered that there were thousands like her who face life's toughest trials, and because of their faith and a few extraordinary people in their lives, they come through and out stronger than ever. Joyce shares the wonders of God's healing love, offering hope to all who have been caught in a hail storm of "unworld" experiences. This is a video of an interview with Joyce by Debbie Graham on the television show, "Something Beautiful."
 

After the death of her mother, Joyce made the astounding discovery of the vast inheritance that had been willed to her, the gifts of humor, honesty, acceptance, and faith. Watch and hear Joyce as she tells about these exquisite and invisible treasures in this true story, and discover, perhaps for the first time, your own incredible heritage which you can pass on to those you love. (Video taped at St. Matthew's Episcopal Church in Austin, Texas).
 

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What is your "blue blanket?" That thing , habit, or dependency you go to when life deals you a blow (or blows) that you just don't have the courage to face realistically. We have the freedom to choose to set aside our blue blankets of "security." Those blankets that numb us from genuine, lasting survival and recovery from painful experiences. A life changing video. (Recorded at St. Matthew's Episcopal Church in Austin, Texas).
 

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Each of us needs to have someone to listen to us, to believe us, and to be on our side. This is the first time this talk by Joyce has been published in any format. Joyce concludes by playing the piano and singing her song, Your Dear Face. (Video taped at St. Matthew's Episcopal Church in Austin, Texas).
 

Whatever life has dealt us, we can sing because of "God, me, and others." Healing, both emotional and spiritual, can come though these three working together. Joyce plays the piano and sings her song, A Room Called Grace. (Video taped at St. Matthew's Episcopal Church in Austin, Texas).