The Millennial Pastor: Recent Episodes
Josiah Jones
Welcome to “The Millennial Pastors” where we talk about the intersection between faith and culture, from the millennial perspective. How ministry is done in the 21st century needs evaluating and we're here to share a fresh perspective. Instead of simply going to church, we want to be the church!
Jacobi sits down with Josiah and discusses some of the difficulties that went into the creation of this season. Talking about difficult subjects should be something the church leans into, not avoids.
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Join Josh and Jacobi as they discuss the Black Nazarene Conference, what it means to be labeled "Black" in the USA, and the unique considerations of multicultural ministry. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/millennial-pastors/support
Join Jacobi as he interviews our guest Michaele LaVigne on what ministry looks like in light of our call to be a church of every people, nation, tribe, and tongue.
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Rev John huddle discusses with Jacobi how to be present within a community you are unlike. He discusses how that affects family planning as well as how God affirms his call! New life comes when we commit to diversity!
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Jacobi gives us a little history on what Juneteenth is commemorating, and challenges all churches of all cultures to participate in the celebration!
For more on Juneteenth: https://nmaahc.si.edu/juneteenth
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Join Jacobi as he has a discussion on the differences between multicultural and intercultural congregations with guest Dr. Stuart Williams.--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/millennial-pastors/messageSupport this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/millennial-pastors/support
Join Jacobi for a discussion of what/how we gain from multiculturalism and how the diversity of church is bigger than race with our guest Rev Shane Perry.
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Jacobi chats with Pastor Donnell about their fear in being overly multicultural when pastoring predominantly white spaces.--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/millennial-pastors/messageSupport this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/millennial-pastors/support
Join Jacobi as he discusses integrating congregations and the National Black Nazarene Conference with Dr. Tillman. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/millennial-pastors/messageSupport this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/millennial-pastors/support
Jacobi interviews Rev. Ford on his experience pastoring a church still wrestling with the historical repercussions of racism still affecting the congregation today.
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Season 12 of the Millennial Pastor Podcast is focused on celebrating the diversity of the Kingdom of Heaven. Join us as we get to know our new host Jacobi as he tells us what to expect for this coming season.
Previous Episodes ft/ Jacobi:
An Interview with Hunter ft. Jacobi's book "And I leave you with this"
Jacobi throws away White Jesus
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As a much belated wrap-up for Season 11, Megan Pittman shares some words of advice (the best bits if you will) from each of this seasons guests. Make sure to check out the rest of this seasons episodes and keep an eye and ear out for our upcoming seasons.
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For Season 11 of The Millennial Pastor Podcast our guest host is Megan Pittman. This season, we are exploring worship, the arts, and how they impact our interaction with both God and the Church. We are excited to share conversations with all kinds of leaders, artists, pastors, and creatives who share their stories and how art has played an “instrumental” role in their faith expression.Today’s guest is Sadie Shapovalov from La Center, WA. She shares in today’s episode about worship being primarily about the posture of our hearts and how we live life between worship services. Sadie is a Worship Leader at both Ridgefield Church of the Nazarene and River Fellowship Church of the Nazarene. She is a licensed minister and currently is studying for Ordination through Nazarene Bible College. She also co-own Sadie and Josie’s Bakery in La Center and Long Beach, WA. If you would like to learn more about or from Sadie, you can find her on Facebook.--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/millennial-pastors/messageSupport this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/millennial-pastors/support
For Season 11 of The Millennial Pastor Podcast our guest host is Megan Pittman. This season, we are exploring worship, the arts, and how they impact our interaction with both God and the Church. We are excited to share conversations with all kinds of leaders, artists, pastors, and creatives who share their stories and how art has played an “instrumental” role in their faith expression.
Today’s guest is Bethany Barr Phillips from Tuscaloosa, Alabama. In our conversation, she voiced how music helps us honor God and see where God is at work even in times of difficulty. Bethany is a worship leader with over 17 years of experience and works as a full-time itinerant worship leader/speaker, traveling across the U.S. She also has the joy of serving on the worship staff at her local church, Church of the Highlands in Birmingham, AL. She has released 3 full length records, has authored two devotional books and is one of the founding members of Women In Worship, an organization that exists to encourage and empower women in worship ministry. You can find more information about her work at www.bethanybarrphillips.com or follow Bethany on Instagram @betbarrphillips. For more information about Women In Worship, visit www.womeninworship.live or follow them on Instagram @womeninworship.live.
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For Season 11 of The Millennial Pastor Podcast our guest host is Megan Pittman. This season, we are exploring worship, the arts, and how they impact our interaction with both God and the Church. We are excited to share conversations with all kinds of leaders, artists, pastors, and creatives who share their stories and how art has played an “instrumental” role in their faith expression.Our guest this week, Rev. Dr. Brent Neely, helps clarify some of the distinctions in how he worships as a Monk committed to a Benedictine community. He points out how all our senses – sight, touch, sound, smell, and taste – ought to be involved in our worship and offers great insight into the role of iconography within the Christian tradition. Brent received his BA in Christian Ministries from Eastern Nazarene College as well as his Masters of Divinity Doctoral of Ministry in Spiritual Formation and Discipleship from Nazarene Theological Seminary. He works as a Chaplain, is an Associate Pastor at Belton New Horizons Church of the Nazarene, and is a Monk with the House of Initia Nova. You can connect with Brent on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram @Rev_Dr_Brother or @Monastic_Haikus, or subscribe to his Substack @FromYourBrother. You can also find his book, “The Book of Ancient Prayers: 365+ Prayers from the Saints of the Church” by Brent D. Neely on Amazon.--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/millennial-pastors/messageSupport this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/millennial-pastors/support
This week's guest, Victoria Sibingo, teaches about how music and worship have offered ways to discover and receive intimacy from God. God simply wants to be in a relationship with us as we learn to be present with Christ and with others. Victoria currently resides near Lisbon, Portugal where she is involved with her local church and works as a loan servicing officer in structured finance. She has worked previously with Saddleback Church, Hillsong, and is currently working on a project called Simply Worship. If you’d like to follow Victoria and her music online, you can follow her on Spotify under Victoria Davis, on YouTube under Victoria Davis Music, and on instagram @victoriadavismusic.
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For Season 11 of The Millennial Pastor Podcast our guest host is Megan Pittman. This season, we are exploring worship, the arts, and how they impact our interaction with both God and the Church. We are excited to share conversations with all kinds of leaders, artists, pastors, and creatives who share their stories and how art has played an “instrumental” role in their faith expression.
This week, we have Josh Miller sharing his wisdom about how we all carry the ability for creativity and are called to create and steward those gifts no matter what they are. Josh Miller is a Worship Leader and songwriter at Saddleback Church in southern California where he has served for 9 years. You can find out more about his music and projects by following @saddlebackworship or @joshua_david_m on Instagram. You can also follow the music Saddleback is creating by following them on Spotify, Apple Music, or Amazon Music, including a new album coming out February 2024.
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For Season 11 of The Millennial Pastor Podcast our guest host is Megan Pittman. This season, we are exploring worship, the arts, and how they impact our interaction with both God and the Church. We are excited to share conversations with all kinds of leaders, artists, pastors, and creatives who share their stories and how art has played an “instrumental” role in their faith expression. Listen in as Pastor Janae Meyer shares about how digital art and the art of preaching can make an impact on the world around us. Janae Meyer currently serves as the Senior Pastor of Discovery Church in Canastota, NY, is the communications coordinator for the Wesleyan Holiness Women Clergy and Assistant to the DS in Upstate New York District. You can find out more about her digital artwork and preaching on her instagram @janae.meyer or on Facebook.--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/millennial-pastors/messageSupport this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/millennial-pastors/support
This season our guest host, Megan Pittman, is interviewing artists about their time in and out of the church. Worship music will feature heavily in the discussion, but there is more to worship than simply songs sung on Sunday mornings. Join us as we get to know our new guest host and hear a little bit more about what to expect for her season on the podcast!
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We wrap up season 10 with our guest hosts Caleb and Makayla and hear a little bit about where the future of creation care conversations are going.
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In this treasure of an episode, Caleb and Makayla have the rare opportunity to sit down with H. Ray Dunning for a theological crescendo to this special season on Exploring Creation Care. Dr. Dunning has taught, preached, and written his way into our Nazarene hearts and minds for many decades, and perhaps is most known for his systematic theology: Grace, Faith, and Holiness.
Check out this 30th Anniversary Annotations edition of Grace, Faith, and Holiness https://www.thefoundrypublishing.com/grace-faith-and-holiness-30th-anniversary-annotations-9780834137554.html
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This week: ecology, birds, evolution, and the Quetzal Educational Research Center (QERC)! In this dialogue with David Hille who teaches wildlife biology and ecology at NNU we get into some of the fun weeds of creation care!
Learn more about QERC! http://qerc.snu.edu/
Dr. David Hille - Nighthawk Research@nnuwildlifebio (on Instagram and Facebook)
@hille_david (on Instagram)
@davidchille (on X)Wildlife Biology & Ecology at Northwest Nazarene UniversityThe Birds of Nicaragua: A Field Guide
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While in DC, Caleb was able to sit down with climate scientist Jessica Moerman. Jessica received her Ph.D. in Earth and Atmospheric Sciences from the Georgia Institute of Technology where she researched isotope geochemistry. At the time of this recording Jessica was the VP of Science and Policy for the Evangelical Environmental Network (EEN) but has since become the new President!
If you’re curious to hear more about how to actually understand climate change, this one’s for you!
Learn more about EEN at https://creationcare.org/
Check out a training N4CC did with Jessica! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fc_8oWxF658
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This wonderful episode with Jonathan Twining, a professor emeritus of ecology and environmental science at ENC, highlights his passion for reptiles and amphibians. He shares about his snake bite prevention work in Kenya and how it’s saving lives (of humans and snakes)!Support Jon’s life saving work in Kenya: https://gofund.me/d5c9ea2cHear more from Jon: https://jonathanetwining.wordpress.com/?fbclid=IwAR2yijvAN_SIzPKIWVGD0HVYEN4xC6j1CjmbdKqLBxjouG8GZ0DDs_qckaoSupport Nazarene's for Creation Care by visiting https://www.nazarenesforcreationcare.com/--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/millennial-pastors/messageSupport this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/millennial-pastors/support
This week we have two guests, Jeffrey Purganan and Brit Bolerjack.
Makayla and Caleb have a conversation with Jeffrey Purganan and Brit Bolerjack with Heirloom East Bay! Heirloom is a Nazarene farm and intentional Christian community in Northern California. In this episode, Brit and Jeff share about how their ministry intersects between the land, the community, and the table.
More at https://www.heirloomeastbay.com/
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Caleb and Deirdre Brower-Latz sit down in her office at Nazarene Theological College, Manchester to talk about her story and dialogue around salvation and a theology of creation care. Deirdre is Principal of NTC and member of the Advisory Team for Nazarenes for Creation Care.
NTC has a wonderful MA in Theology/Ecology!
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In this episode, Samuel Mohnkern, a millennial Nazarene native to the North-East U.S., shares his passion for God’s creation and how that unfolds in his current work, Restoration Landcare! This week is a conversation on plants, mulch, and landscape colonization.
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/restorationlandscapes
Instagram: @restoration_landcare
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Makayla and Caleb have a conversation with Tahmina Martelly, a Nazarene in Kent, Washington, who shares her meaningful journey and testimony. Tahmina is involved in life changing community garden work with refugees in Kent, called Paradise Parking Plots Community Garden!
Learn more about Paradise Parking Plots Community Garden at https://worldrelief.org/western-wa/our-work/resiliency/garden/
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Caleb sits down with Brenda & Laurie Braaten in their home in the mountains of Northern California. The Braaten’s have both studied and taught ecology and theology for over 30 years and they share their wisdom in this wonderful conversation following breakfast at their homestead. The Braatens serve on the N4CC Advisory Team.
Check out this great resource for Environmental Stewardship for the Church of the Nazarene that Laurie helped produce back in 2005! https://www.nazarenesforcreationcare.com/creation-care-document-2005.html
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This season we explore caring for creation with guest hosts Makayla Johnson and Caleb Haynes! Their guest for this episode is Frank Holleman. Frank is a Nazarene in the Netherlands, who is the founder of Fork Ranger, a start-up to turn research about climate change and food into practical tips and recipes. Instagram @ForkRanger Download the App, See the Website, Join the Newsletter, and See the Ted Talk: https://linktr.ee/forkranger
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This season is all about exploring creation care. On this episode we meet our new guest hosts Caleb Haynes and Makayla Johnson. Learn more about what they do at https://www.nazarenesforcreationcare.com/
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Our season 9 wrap up with Guest Host Letiah Fraser.
Check out her recent project:
A Liturgy For All Bodies
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Welcome to season nine of the podcast! This season, an "honest conversation about disability and the Church" will be hosted by Letiah Fraser. Her guest in this episode is Dr. Carlos Thompson! Here is a little more about Carlos:
Bio: L. S. Carlos was born in the Latin American costal port city of Cartagena, Colombia. After being adopted by a North American family, he was raised in Fargo, North Dakota. Carlos has earned a B.S. in Church Ministry from Southeastern University in Lakeland, Florida; an M.A. in Religious Studies from the University of South Florida in Tampa, Florida; as well as both an M.Th. in Ministry and Mission (Practical Theology), and a Ph.D. in Divinity, from the University of Aberdeen, King’s College, in Aberdeen, Scotland. He is also a recipient of Western Theological Seminary’s Henri Nouwen Doctoral Fellowship. WTS is also Dr. Carlos’ community where he serves as the Assistant Professor of Church and Community Theology; the Director of the Friendship House Community; the Director of the Friendship House Fellows Program; and the Student Accessibility Coordinator. Dr. Carlos has served in various pastoral capacities for 15+ years and been engaged in the ministry of preaching for 20+ years in over 10 different denominations. Carlos identifies as a Charismatic-Reformed Pentecostal who lives with congenital Cerebral Palsy. Thus, the lived experience of disability informs and shapes Carlos’ current research around the faithful development of Christian Communal Theology. Carlos is particularly interested in what it means for Christians to faithfully live into and express Jesus’ healing ministry; what a biblically faithful definition of health might actually look like today; and the impact that these two subjects have on the relationship between community formation, bodily health, and Christian praxis. As a result, the following questions are foundational to Carlos’ present research and spiritual reflection: what is it that makes a Christian community ‘Christian’ and ‘communal’? What does it mean to be ‘healed’? How are Christians to understand ‘healing’ in the midst of enduring disability and chronic illness?
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Welcome to season nine of the podcast! This season, an "honest conversation about disability and the Church" will be hosted by Letiah Fraser. Her guest in this episode is Dr. Jeren Rowell! Here is a little more about Jeren:
Jeren Rowell serves as president of Nazarene Theological Seminary, Kansas City. Prior to his election in October 2017, he served as district superintendent of the Kansas City District Church of the Nazarene from 2005 to 2017. Previously he served fourteen years as senior pastor of the Church of the Nazarene in Shawnee, Kansas. He also served for twelve years in associate pastor assignments at Nampa, Idaho; Shawnee, Kansas; and Chicago, Illinois. He is a graduate of Northwest Nazarene University (B.A., Philosophy and Religion), and Olivet Nazarene University (M.A. Religion; Ed.D. in Ethical Leadership).
Dr. Rowell is a frequent speaker in churches, workshops, college and seminary classes, retreats and marriage enrichment events. He has been a writer and editor for two periodicals in the Church of the Nazarene: The Communicator and Preacher’s Magazine. He authored What’s A Pastor to Do?: The Good and Difficult Work of Ministry; Thinking, Listening, Being: A Wesleyan Pastoral Theology; These Forty Days: A Lenten Devotional Guide; Preaching Holiness: Pastoral Considerations; Baptism: Proclaiming Your Life in Christ; Shaped by Scripture: Gospel of John; Christian Beliefs Series: Christianity 101; Living a Holy Life; Articles of Faith; and Joy: Choosing Hope in an Age of Uncertainty. He was a contributor to the books, Holiness 101, Dirty Hands - Pure Hearts, Ashes to Fire, Square Peg: Why Wesleyans Aren’t Fundamentalists, Conversations in Holiness, Relational Theology, Pastoral Practices: A Wesleyan Paradigm, Essential Church: A Wesleyan Ecclesiology; Long-Expected Jesus: An Advent Devotional; For God So Loved: A Lenten Devotional; Pastor as Theological Steward; and Sanctifying Theology: At the Intersections of Wesleyan Theology, Dogmatics, and Practice. He has contributed articles for Holiness Today, Herald of Holiness, Grace & Peace, Didache, Family Style, and Table Talk magazines.
Jeren and Starla have four adult children and seven grandchildren. They reside in Shawnee, Kansas.
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Welcome to season nine of the podcast! This season, an "honest conversation about disability and the Church" will be hosted by Letiah Fraser. Her guest in this episode is Lesley Hansher! Here is a little more about Lesley:
Rev. Lesley Hansher is an ordained elder in the church of the Nazarene. Born and raised in Ontario, Canada she has only lived in the United States since the fall of 2014 when she moved to Kansas City to pursue her Master of Divinity degree (2017) at Nazarene Theological Seminary. Lesley currently serves as the lead pastor Kennewick Church of the Nazarene in Washington State alongside her husband, who is the associate pastor. Lesley has been navigating the waters of being diagnosed with a mental illness since she was 16 years old. She has been on a journey of healing from childhood trauma and has had to learn the difference between being healed and being whole. She speaks openly about her mental health diagnosis and the faithfulness of God even in the hard times. She is a firm believer that the world would be a better place if everyone had 10 required therapy sessions at the turn of every decade.
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Welcome to season nine of the podcast! This season, an "honest conversation about disability and the Church" will be hosted by Letiah Fraser. Her guest in this episode is R. Bea Rios! Here is a little more about Bea:
R. Bea Rios was born in Mexico City and through visual art explores the connections between faith, human experience, particularly the parallels between suffering as a transformative narrative, and identity. Bea has a B.S. in Studio Art from Biola University in La Mirada, California, an M.S. in Clinical Counseling from California State University, Fullerton, and an M.A. in Theological Studies from Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena, California. Bea currently works in mental health as a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist serving marginalized children, teens, and families in the Los Angeles area.
For Inquiries please email bea7777rios@gmail.com
Social Media: Instagram: @bea7777rios
Facebook: Bea (Rosalba) Rios
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Welcome to season nine of the podcast! This season, an "honest conversation about disability and the Church" will be hosted by Letiah Fraser. Her guest in this episode is Aaron J Smith! Here is a little more about Aaron:
Aaron J. Smith is a father, writer, nerd, and coffee drinker. Aaron is deeply drawn to theology and liturgy, believing that a spirituality of being human is what religion should strive for. He also likes cookies. Aaron lives just outside of Portland, OR with his wife, two boys, dog, and cat. He has been featured on several websites and published anthologies.
You can find him on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram @CulturalSavage.
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Welcome to season nine of the podcast! This season, an "honest conversation about disability and the Church" will be hosted by Letiah Fraser. Her guest in this episode is Justin Hancock! Here is a little more about Justin:
Reverend Justin Hancock
Cofounder, Lead Instigator of The Julian Way.
https://thejulianway.org/
@TheJulWay
www.facebook.com/TheJulWay
https://www.amazon.com/Julian-Way-Missional-Resources-Christian/dp/1532611595/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=the%20julian%20way%20justin%20hancock&qid=1594040572&sr=8-1
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Welcome to season nine of the podcast! This season, an "honest conversation about disability and the Church" will be hosted by Letiah Fraser. Her guest in this episode is Brittany Sparrow Savage! Here is a little more about Brittany:
Deacon Brittany Sparrow Savage is a transitional Deacon in the Episcopal who has enjoyed working in children's Christian education and Christian formation for over eleven years. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Religion from Trevecca Nazarene University, a Master of Divinity from Nazarene Theological Seminary, and a certificate of Anglican Studies from Bishop Kemper School of Ministry. Brittany and her husband Cameron have enjoyed living in Kansas City for the past 8 years along with their two rabbits, Ms. Bun Bun and Simba.
Book Recommendation:
My Body is Not A Prayer Request
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Welcome to season nine of the podcast! This season, an "honest conversation about disability and the Church" will be hosted by Letiah Fraser. Her guest in this episode is Rachel Baskerville! Here is a little more about Rachel:
Rachel Baskerville is the Community Resource Specialist for Camden County Developmental Disability Resources, also known as the Senate Bill 40 Board, in Camden County. She pursued a bachelor’s degree in social work from Missouri State University in Springfield, Missouri. Rachel grew up in the St. Louis area and graduated from high school in Platte City, a city just north of Kansas City. In 2005, Rachel was selected to be a delegate in the Governor’s Council on Disability’s program, the Missouri Youth Leadership Forum. This program had a huge impact on her life, and she realized she had a passion for helping and advocating for people with disabilities. Rachel grew up with a belief in God, however she did not attend church on a regular basis as a child. It wasn’t until her younger sister chose to get baptized, Rachel got more interested in going to church. More recently, Rachel has been in a more active role in church due to her significant other growing up in the church and wanting to find a home-based church where they live. She is bringing more awareness of people with disabilities and disabilities in general to the church she and her significant other attends. Rachel enjoys time with her family, which consists of her parents, 4 sisters and 2 brothers, and her significant other.
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Welcome to season nine of the podcast! This season, an "honest conversation about disability and the Church" will be hosted by Letiah Fraser. Her guest in this episode is Darren Calhoun! Here is a little more about Darren:
Darren Calhoun (he/him) is a justice advocate, worship leader, and artist based out of Chicago. He works to bridge connections between people of differing perspectives through story and relationship. Currently, Darren is Digital Pastor at Urban Village Church and serves in multiple capacities with organizations like Christians for Social Action, and Q Christian Fellowship. He also sings with a progressive Christian band called The Many. He’s facilitated workshops and lead worship for local and national gatherings and events. He's a podcast host and producer for online shows that are reaching BIPOC Queer audiences with messages of support and healing. Darren brings with him an intentional focus on communities being inclusive as an authentic reflection of God’s love and justice. Lastly, Darren is an extrovert who loves hugs. Follow him on social media at @heyDarren or through his blog, DarrenCalhoun.com.
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Welcome to season nine of the podcast! This season, an "honest conversation about disability and the Church" will be hosted by Letiah Fraser. Her guest in this episode is Dr. Daniel Aaron Harris! Here is a little more about Daniel:
Dr. Daniel Aaron Harris identifies as a cerebral palsy native Memphan, artist, author, actor and activist. As the director and founder of Fallen Walls for 21 years, he encourages and helps people find their vocation inside their location regardless of their ability. He has written 9 Children’s books in a series called Bobby Blue Books on Amazon, most recently is Go Be You Charlie. Other writings include articles, and a play that helps change the narrative of disability. He very recently completed a doctorate of ministry focusing on disability and vocation at Western Theological Seminary in April 2023. Daniel is an active member of the theatre and film community in Memphis,, helping shape a new landscape for persons with disabilities.
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Welcome to season nine of the podcast! This season, an "honest conversation about disability and the Church" will be hosted by Letiah Fraser. Her guest in this episode is Rev. Sarah McKenney! Here is a little more about Sarah:
Rev. Sarah VanderZee McKenney is the Creator and Coordinator of Spiritual Support Program at Stone Belt Arc in Bloomington, IN. Stone Belt Arc is a nonprofit and community based service provider that serves people with I/DD and their families in south central Indiana. McKenney is working on her Doctorate of Ministry (DMin) in Disability and Ministry at Western Theological Seminary in Holland Michigan. She has written articles that can be found in Frontline Initiative and Presbyterians Today , on various topics but centered around the inclusion and belonging of people with I/DD in faith communities and ways to help make that happen. She serves as President of the nonprofit organization Presbyterian, Health, Education, and Welfare Association (PHEWA), which is an umbrella organization that supports various networks that work on justice issues. One of these networks is Presbyterians for Disability Concerns, where McKenney has served as past chair and is still an active member. McKenney is involved in other various organizations such as the Religion and Spirituality Interest Network of American Association on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (AAIDD) and Fallen Walls Ministry (which supports people with disabilities in ministerial leadership). Back in 2012 McKenney received her Masters of Divinity and was ordained by the Presbyterian Church USA in 2018. She lives this busy life as a person with Dyslexia and ADD.
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Welcome to season nine of the podcast! This season, an "honest conversation about disability and the Church" will be hosted by Letiah Fraser. Her guest in this episode is Rev. Chris Wylie! Here is a little more about Chris:
Chris Wylie Bio
Rev. Chris Wylie (DJ Pastor Rock) is a United Methodist Church Elder, songwriter, vocalist, and activist from Buffalo, NY who uses his music to help support Rolling Nation Network (rollingnation.net) a 501c3 nonprofit organization co-founded with his spouse, Jennelle, to help people in need get wheelchair vans. Common themes for both Chris's music and preaching are justice, liberation, and inclusion for all people no matter the body in which they live.
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Welcome to season nine of the podcast! This season, an "honest conversation about disability and the Church" will be hosted by Letiah Fraser. Her guest in this episode is Rev. Hank Jenkins! Here is a little more about Hank:
Hank Jenkins is an Ordained Deacon out of the Missouri Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church, though he currently resides in Knoxville, Tennessee. His primary ministry is as Co-Chair of the Association of Ministers with Disabilities, an organization that seeks to advocate and educate around the needs of people with disabilities within the United Methodist Church while also being a mentor and gathering space for those disabled ministers. Hank has a Doctor of Ministry with a focus on developing resources for denominational leaders to better engage, empower and equip people with disabilities seeking to be in leadership. Hank has also worked in the past as a youth minister in both the Missouri and Oklahoma Annual Conferences. He currently is working on a law degree to continue advocating for the rights of the disabled.
Resources:
The Disabled God
Association of ministers with disabilities
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Welcome to season nine of the podcast! This season, an "honest conversation about disability and the Church" will be hosted by Letiah Fraser. Here is a little more about her:
Rev. Dr. Letiah Fraser was born and raised in NYC and currently lives in Kansas City. She identifies a proud African American woman who lives with Cerebral Palsy. Rev. Dr. Letiah Fraser received her B.S. in Adolescent Education with a concentration in English from Nyack College (now, Alliance University) in NY. She received her Master of Divinity degree from Nazarene Theological Seminary in Kansas City. In addition, She received her Doctor of Ministry from NTS as well in April 2022. Her focus was on disability theology and spiritual formation.
Rev. Dr. Letiah is the pastor of The Open KC, an organizer with the KS Poor People’s Campaign, A National Call for Moral Revival, a hospital chaplain at a local trauma hospital and a disability rights advocate. She is a contributing writer in the devotional, We Cry Justice; Reading the Bible with The Poor People’s Campaign and has been named one of the 10 Christian Women shaping the church in 2022 by Sojourners.
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Join Josiah and Jon as they wrap up season 8 of the Millennial Pastor Podcast.
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In this special Millennial Author episode, we chat with Kevin Nye about the process he went through to publish is book. Buy it clicking the link below:
Book link: Grace Can Lead Us Home: A Christian Call to End Homelessness
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In season eight of the Millennial Pastor Podcast, Jon Wren is our Guest Host! On today's episode, he interviews Brad as well as his mentor David about their ministry relationship and how crucial mentorship has been for Brad's current ministry assignment. We thank Brad and David for their vulnerability and willingness to share their journey with us. Their story is a gift.
Millennial Author Spotlight: Grace Can Lead Us Home: A Christian Call to End Homelessness
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In season eight of the Millennial Pastor Podcast, Jon Wren is our Guest Host! On today's episode, he interviews Eden as well as his mentor Derek about their ministry relationship and how crucial mentorship has been for Eden's current ministry assignment. We thank Eden and Derek for their vulnerability and willingness to share their journey with us. Their story is a gift.
Millennial Author Link: Garbage Theology - The Unseen World of Waste and What It Means for the Salvation of Every Person, Every Place, and Every Thing
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The author is Caleb Cray Haynes, the book is Garbage Theology: The Unseen World of Waste and What It Means for the Salvation of Every Person, Every Place, and Every Thing. The link is below and purchasing it with our link will both support the author and this podcast.
Book link: Garbage Theology: The Unseen World of Waste and What It Means for the Salvation of Every Person, Every Place, and Every Thing
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In season eight of the Millennial Pastor Podcast, Jon Wren is our Guest Host! On today's episode, he interviews Baly as well as his mentor Marty about their ministry relationship and how crucial mentorship has been for Baly's current ministry assignment. We thank Baly and Marty for their vulnerability and willingness to share their journey with us. Their story is a gift.
Millennial Author Link: Garbage Theology - The Unseen World of Waste and What It Means for the Salvation of Every Person, Every Place, and Every Thing
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In season eight of the Millennial Pastor Podcast, Jon Wren is our Guest Host! On today's episode, he interviews Ryan Sidhom on his current ministry assignment. We thank Ryan for his vulnerability and willingness to share his journey with us. His story is a gift.
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In season eight of the Millennial Pastor Podcast, Jon Wren is our Guest Host! On today's episode, he interviews Jeremy Height on his current ministry assignment. We thank Jeremy for his vulnerability and willingness to share his journey with us. His story is a gift.
Millennial Author Link: Garbage Theology - The Unseen World of Waste and What It Means for the Salvation of Every Person, Every Place, and Every Thing
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In season eight of the Millennial Pastor Podcast, Jon Wren is our Guest Host! On today's episode, he interviews Nicholas Carpenter on his current ministry assignment. We thank Nic for his vulnerability and willingness to share his journey with us. His story is a gift. Podcast Resource ListTrauma-informed ministry- The Back Side of the Cross by Diane Leclerc & Brent Peterson- The Soul of Shame by Curt Thompson (also on social media)- Spirit & Trauma by Shelly Rambo- The Best of You by Alison Cook (also on social media)Christianity & Mental Health- Christianity and Depression by Tasia Scrutton- Darkness is my Only Companion by Kathryn Greene-McCreightGrief/Loss & Faith - Lament for a Son by Nicholas Wolterstroff- Our Greatest Gift by Henri Nouwen- Ministry with the Sick by Church PublishingBook link: 365+ Prayers from the saints of the Church--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/millennial-pastors/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/millennial-pastors/support
In season eight of the Millennial Pastor Podcast, Jon Wren is our Guest Host! On today's episode, he interviews Megan Pittman on her current ministry assignment. We thank Megan for her vulnerability and willingness to share her journey with us. Her story is a gift.
Book link: 365+ Prayers from the saints of the Church
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The author is Brent Neely, the book is 365+ Prayers from the saints of the Church. The link is below and purchasing it with our link will both support the author and this podcast. Published by A Plain Account
Book link: 365+ Prayers from the saints of the Church
Brents previous episodes:
S1E3 - Yes... I Really Am a Pastor
New/Ancient Communal Life Gatherings Started Mid-Pandemic
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In season eight of the Millennial Pastor Podcast, Jon Wren is our Guest Host! On today's episode, he interviews Brad Silliker on his current ministry assignment. We thank Brad for his vulnerability and willingness to share his journey with us. His story is a gift. Book link: 365+ Prayers from the saints of the Church.
Book link: 365+ Prayers from the saints of the Church
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In season eight of the Millennial Pastor Podcast, Jon Wren is our Guest Host! On today's episode, he interviews Eden Avalos on his current ministry assignment. We thank Eden for his vulnerability and willingness to share his journey with us. His story is a gift.
Book link: 365+ Prayers from the saints of the Church
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Join us for the start of season eight with new guest host Jon Wren! His season plans to chronicle the stories that show us when we have done mentoring correctly. He hopes to share the experiences of others, like himself, who have had someone take a chance on them in ministry.
Previous episode featuring Jon Wren
Research on the number of Millennial Pastor's
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Josiah sits down with DS Jerry Kester to discuss what it's like to be in denominational leadership. They cover everything from the day to day responsibilities of the job to what all goes into filling open churches, from various leadership styles to what it's like leading Millennial Pastors. Jerry also addresses common misconceptions and/or assumptions some may have about DS's in general.
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In our last regular episode of the year, Josiah takes over as host and has a retrospective conversation with Ryan about his season, and the new direction of the podcast.
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In season seven of the Millennial Pastor Podcast, Ryan Albaugh is our Guest Host! On today's episode, he interviews Roland Tedder on his current ministry assignment. We thank Roland for his vulnerability and willingness to share his journey with us. His story is a gift.
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In season seven of the Millennial Pastor Podcast, Ryan Albaugh is our Guest Host! On today's episode, he interviews Christy Williams on her current ministry assignment. We thank Christy for her vulnerability and willingness to share her journey with us. Her story is a gift.
Contact for Chaplain Kurtis: 1-805-588-2538
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In season seven of the Millennial Pastor Podcast, Ryan Albaugh is our Guest Host! On today's episode, he interviews Geoff Roediger on his current ministry assignment. We thank Geoff for his vulnerability and willingness to share his journey with us. His story is a gift.
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In season seven of the Millennial Pastor Podcast, Ryan Albaugh is our Guest Host! On today's episode, he interviews Denise Burns on her current ministry assignment. We thank Tiffany for her vulnerability and willingness to share her journey with us. Her story is a gift.
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In season seven of the Millennial Pastor Podcast, Ryan Albaugh is our Guest Host! On today's episode, he interviews Tiffany Goodrick on her current ministry assignment. We thank Tiffany for her vulnerability and willingness to share her journey with us. Her story is a gift.
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In season Seven of the Millennial Pastor Podcast, Ryan Albaugh is our Guest Host! On today's episode, he interviews Kurtis Matheny on his current ministry assignment. We thank Kurtis for his vulnerability and willingness to share his journey with us. His story is a gift.
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Say goodbye to Hunter our season six host and hello to Ryan who is our host for season seven! We reflect on tHunter's season and get a taste of what's next with Ryan at the helm! Join us!
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Our sixth episode of season six is with Pastor Ryan Giffin.
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Our fifth episode of season six is with Pastor Jonathan Wren, the Lead Pastor at Bakersfield First Church of the Nazarene in Bakersfield, CA. We appreciate Pastor Jonathan coming on the podcast!
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Our fourth episode of season six is with Pastor Jacobi Campbell, the Lead Pastor at Bell Road Church of the Nazarene in Nashville, TN. We appreciate Pastor Jacobi coming on the podcast! You can listen to his last episode on our podcast here:
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Jacobi's Book: And I Leave You With This: Biblical Meditations
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Hayden will be joining the rest of season 6 as a co-host! Meet him in this episode! Thanks to Hayden and all our guests so far for being willing to be honest about the Church and where it is headed! Link to Author kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/iconoclasticsex/qualitative-study-trafficking-and-purity-culture
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In season five of the Millennial Pastor Podcast, Brit Bolerjack is our Guest Host! On today's episode, she interviews former DS (District Superintendant) Kevin Hardy who responds to the stories shared throughout this season. We thank Kevin for his vulnerability and willingness to share his thoughts with us. His story is a gift.
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Our second episode of season six is with Pastor Nicole Cotton, the Senior Pastor at Belleville Church of the Nazarene in Belleville, IL. We appreciate Pastor Nicolle sharing her story with us!
Book link: Garbage Theology
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Our first episode of Season 6 is with Pastor Rob Yates, Senior Pastor of Harvest Church of the Nazarene in Conway, AR. We appreciate Pastor Rob sharing his story with us!
Book Spotlight: Garbage Theology
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Say goodbye to Brit our season five host and hello to Hunter who is our host for season six! We reflect on the response to Brit's season and get a taste of what's next with Hunter at the helm! Join us!
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In this season finale, Brit shares some closing thoughts with us on what this season taught her. In closing, she shares her hopes for what we may learn from our fellow Millennial Pastor's stories along with changes she hopes to see in the future to avoid some of the hurt that has happened to those who have transitioned away.
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In season five of the Millennial Pastor Podcast, Brit Bolerjack is our Guest Host! On today's episode, she interviews Ben Cremer on his ministry transition from the Nazarene Denomination. We thank Ben for his vulnerability and willingness to share his journey with us. His story is a gift.
Millennial Book: Signs of Life
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In season five of the Millennial Pastor Podcast, Brit Bolerjack is our Guest Host! On today's episode, she interviews Trevor Robinson on his ministry transition from the Nazarene Denomination. We thank Trevor for his vulnerability and willingness to share his journey with us. His story is a gift.
Millennial Book: Signs of Life
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Season 6 is about one thing: Moving on and moving forward. It’s time to leave the traditional model of ministry behind that, if we are honest… has never been sustainable or effective in discipling a community of believers.
Join us in a few weeks with season 6 where we will explore the unique calling, and unique struggles that pastors around the country are responding to in this new era
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In season five of the Millennial Pastor Podcast, Brit Bolerjack is our Guest Host! On today's episode, she interviews Katie Donaldson on her ministry transition from the Nazarene Denomination. We thank Lenae for her vulnerability and willingness to share her journey with us. Her story is a gift.
Millennial Book: Signs of Life
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In season five of the Millennial Pastor Podcast, Brit Bolerjack is our Guest Host! On today's episode, she interviews Megan Madsen on her ministry transition from the Nazarene Denomination. We thank Lenae for her vulnerability and willingness to share her journey with us. Her story is a gift.
Millennial Book: Signs of Life
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In season five of the Millennial Pastor Podcast, Brit Bolerjack is our Guest Host! On today's episode, she interviews Marissa Coblentz on her ministry transition from the Nazarene Denomination. We thank Lenae for her vulnerability and willingness to share her journey with us. Her story is a gift.
Millennial Book: Walking Trees
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In season five of the Millennial Pastor Podcast, Brit Bolerjack is our Guest Host! On today's episode, she interviews Lenae Ross on her ministry transition from the Nazarene Denomination. We thank Lenae for her vulnerability and willingness to share her journey with us. Her story is a gift.
Millennial Book: Walking Trees
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In season five of the Millennial Pastor Podcast, Brit Bolerjack is our Guest Host! On today's episode, he interviews Tyler Brinkman on his ministry transition from the Nazarene Denomination. We thank Tyler for his vulnerability and willingness to share his journey with us. His story is a gift.
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Due to summer travel we are taking a break this week, but we will be back next week with a new episode!
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In season five of the Millennial Pastor Podcast, Brit Bolerjack is our Guest Host! On today's episode, she interviews Shannon Greene on her ministry transition from the Nazarene Denomination. We thank Shannon for her vulnerability and willingness to share her journey with us. Her story is a gift.
Millennial Author Feature: Consuming Hope - Father and Son and Four Days To Live
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In season five of the Millennial Pastor Podcast, Brit Bolerjack is our Guest Host! On today's episode, she interviews Justin Schoolcraft on his ministry transition from the Nazarene Denomination. We thank Justin for his vulnerability and willingness to share his journey with us. His story is a gift.
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In season five of the Millennial Pastor Podcast, Brit Bolerjack is our Guest Host! On today's episode, she interviews Matt & Ryan on their ministry transition from the Nazarene Denomination. We thank Matt & Ryan for their vulnerability and willingness to share their journey with us. Their story is a gift.
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In season five of the Millennial Pastor Podcast, Brit Bolerjack is our Guest Host! On today's episode, she interviews Padraic Ingle on his ministry transition from the Nazarene Denomination. We thank Padraic for his vulnerability and willingness to share his journey with us. His story is a gift.
Book Link: And I Leave You With This: Biblical Meditations
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In season five of the Millennial Pastor Podcast, Brit Bolerjack is our Guest Host! On today's episode, she interviews Jen Chapman on her ministry transition from the Nazarene Denomination. We thank Jen for her vulnerability and willingness to share her journey with us. Her story is a gift.
Book Link: Garbage Theology: The Unseen World of Waste and What It Means for the Salvation of Every Person, Every Place, and Every Thing by Caleb Cray Haynes
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In season five of the Millennial Pastor Podcast, Brit Bolerjack is our Guest Host! On today's episode, she interviews Adam Young on his ministry transition from the Nazarene Denomination. We thank Adam for his vulnerability and willingness to share his journey with us. His story is a gift.
Book Link: Garbage Theology: The Unseen World of Waste and What It Means for the Salvation of Every Person, Every Place, and Every Thing by Caleb Cray Haynes
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In season five of the Millennial Pastor Podcast, Brit Bolerjack is our Guest Host! On today's episode, she interviews Ric Shewell on his ministry transition from the Nazarene Denomination. We thank Ric for his vulnerability and willingness to share his journey with us. His story is a gift.
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Season five has a new host, Brit Bolerjack! Join us as we hear Brit interview Millennial pastors who have transitioned away from the Nazarene denomination.
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Josiah, Aimee and Brit all discuss the difficulty they have had trying to find guests willing to discuss hardships they have faced in ministry. Aimee reflects back on her season as guest host and we get to hear what to expect in this new season of the show from Brit!
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Kaitlyn is a 6th generation Nazarene and her story gives us so much hope! She comes from a long line of both male and female pastors. Her interview focused around “worship” and how it’s so much more than just singing.
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Byron and Josiah are back for at least one episode! They share fun updates about the week Aimee is having, and share a little of what to expect on the show when the season wraps up next week! Byron also goads Josiah into share about the Guerrilla Pastors Podcast which launched this year. Enjoy!
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Amy Pelfrey was the daughter of a Pastor. She did her best to avoid the calling, but ultimately God had the final say. Now she is the Youth and Children's pastor for the church she serves in. She is also a wife and mother and speaks at length about all that goes into juggle her work and family responsibilities.
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Amy Pelfrey was the daughter of a Pastor. She did her best to avoid the calling, but ultimately God had the final say. Now she is the Youth and Children's pastor for the church she serves in. She is also a wife and mother and speaks at length about all that goes into juggle her work and family responsibilities.
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Chelsea is the Mesoamerica Central Field Coordinator for Global Missions! She is a former Florida youth pastor, current missionary in the Dominican Republic and soon to be Urban Church planter in Update New York. She co-hosts a podcast called the Worthless Servant! She grew up in Arkansas but has since traveled the world!
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Aimee is our new host and for the next few months she is interviewing female pastors from the southeastern United States! Her first guest is Lydia who serves as a Children’s Pastor in a church in Florida.
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Aimee is a wife, mother, pastor and now in her spare time she is our newest podcast host! She lives in Florida and during her time as this shows host she will be interviewing other female pastors in the area. She no stranger to the show either, you can catch her in season one by clicking here.
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On our season finale we had the privilege of talking with Dr. Carla Sunberg. She is one of our denominations GS's (we have six total) and has been everything form a missionary to a seminary president. Listen as we ask her about mentoring Millennials, about how parish ministry might look in the future and how she thinks we are best served in living out our callings today.
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Olivia Metcalf is a DS. Thats short for District Superintendent. It’s a position that oversees a number of churches and their pastors on a specific region similar to a bishop in other faith traditions. Currently, she is the only female DS in the USA. There have only been four female DS’s before her (in USA/CA) and she just might be the youngest!! Listen to her story as she shares her ministry journey with us. Her contact: Oliviametcalf@upstatedistrict.org Her latest book: Come Peasant, King
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Tiffany has one of the less conventional roads to ministry we have ever heard of. Her story is full or hardship, perseverance, and passion to follow where she feels God has called for her to go. Hear her journey from stripping to pastoring and discover how she ministered to those the Church often misses.
Find out more about Tiffany: JesusLovesStrippers.org
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Amy and MG were both raised in fairly stereotypical Evangelical homes. They went to Christians colleges because they both senses a call to pursue ministry. Years after graduating, their paths crossed and they would eventually get married. There was just one potential hurdle their marriage would face: As Amy was pursuing the ministry, MG was walking away from Christianity altogether. Listen to part one of their story now! Music
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Amy and MG were both raised in fairly stereotypical Evangelical homes. They went to Christians colleges because they both senses a call to pursue ministry. Years after graduating, their paths crossed and they would eventually get married. There was just one potential hurdle their marriage would face: As Amy was pursuing the ministry, MG was walking away from Christianity altogether. Listen to part one of their story now!
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Queering Wesley, Queering the Church is a book written by Keegan Osisnki. Quite a title right!?! If you haven't seen the cover, click the link below to catch a glimpse. However, before you literally judge a book (or it's author) by it's cover, take a second to hear a little about Keegan. She shares a little about her life, her convictions and why she took on a project like this that is giving the Wesleyan Holiness Church world quite a lot to think about!
Here is here book!
Also, Keegan is a librarian and wanted to be sure that everyone had resources for getting started with thinking about Christianity and LGBTQ+ issues. Here are her suggested reading materials:
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Cheng, Patrick S. Radical Love: An Introduction to Queer Theology. 1 edition. Seabury Books, 2011.
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DeFranza, Megan K. Sex Difference in Christian Theology: Male, Female, and Intersex in the Image of God. Eerdmans, 2015.
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Fausto-Sterling, Anne. Sex/Gender: Biology in a Social World. 1 edition. New York: Routledge, 2012.
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Gushee, David P. Changing Our Mind: Definitive 3rd Edition of the Landmark Call for Inclusion of LGBTQ Christians with Response to Critics. 3 edition. Read the Spirit Books, 2017.
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Lee, Justin. Torn: Rescuing the Gospel from the Gays-vs.-Christians Debate. Jericho Books, 2012.
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McCleneghan, Bromleigh. Good Christian Sex: Why Chastity Isn’t the Only Option-And Other Things the Bible Says About Sex. San Francisco: HarperOne, 2016.
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Soughers, Tara K. Beyond a Binary God: A Theology for Trans* Allies. Church Publishing, 2018.
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Vines, Matthew. God and the Gay Christian: The Biblical Case in Support of Same-Sex Relationships. Convergent Books, 2014.
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Every now and then we catch wind that someone is doing church a little different. Ryan Fasani is one of those pastors who is innovating the pastoral role in real-time and may just be paving the way for what it looking like to participate in the life of the church tomorrow. In part one we talk about how he spends his time focused on three vocational areas: church planting, farming, and writing.
Ryans book can be ordered here.
Ryan's other links:
Book Website - https://consuminghope.com
Incubator Website: https://www.whatcomincubator.com
Ryan's Blog: https://ryanfasani.blog
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This is a cross-post from our friends at "The Table: A Church Plant Journey" who interviewed the host of this podcast! Josiah share's what has happened in his ministry through the pandemic, and specifically addresses some of why he left the Lead Pastoral roll. He also shared his hopes and dreams for what the Church would and can look like in the future! Here is the link to their podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-table-a-church-plant-journey/id1543642858
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Every now and then we catch wind that someone is doing church a little different. Ryan Fasani is one of those pastors who is innovating the pastoral role in real-time and may just be paving the way for what it looking like to participate in the life of the church tomorrow. In part one we talk about how he spends his time focused on three vocational areas: church planting, farming, and writing.
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Goodness... This episode is special. It's special because we had the privilege to hear from our friend Jared. If you don't know him, you will quickly hear how passionate and energetic he is. In fact, due to technical issues, we had to record this episode over phones which allowed Jared to literally run around the farm he lives on while enthusiastically telling us the story of how he ended up living/pastoring there in the first place. You may occasionally be able to tell that we had to resort to this recording method, but we believe that Jared's story more than makes up for audio issues we experienced.
This episode is also very special because the very same day Jared recorded this episode with us he was in a serious accident that sent him to the hospital. With permission from his spouse Sophie, we decided to share his episode in light of this awful event. We hope it's what Jared would want, and we look forward to him hearing it in the near future. While you listen to Jared, would you pray for the long road to recovery that lays before him? Also, if you are hearing of his injury for the first time and want to reach out to encourage the family, please help us limit the noise and chaos of phones and social media accounts by sending your well-wishing to us. We will make sure they receive it in the least invasive way possible.
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Links to what Jared is part of:
www.heirloomeastbay.com
www.peoplepeoplemedia.com
Sophie's (Jared's Partner) Episode
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Letiah & Brent re-join the podcast to share a little of what they have gone through over this past year. We also talk about how 2020 has shaped the community gatherings they both currently lead. Letiah has leveraged zoom to create a gathering that would not have otherwise been possible. Bent has taken cues from ancient practices to form a gathering that might seem unusual for a millennial to be part of in 2021. Both approaches have differences, but the most important thing they share is a desire to gather with others for the purpose encouraging one another to become more christlike!
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Josiah and Byron give a brief update on whats going on in their lives as well as with the podcasts. They also have some books they would really love for you to read (affiliate links below). Oh, and they would super appreciate it if you gave them some feedback on the show in general.
The Fourth Turning: An American Prophecy - What the Cycles of History Tell Us About America's Next Rendezvous with Destiny
Jesus and John Wayne: How White Evangelicals Corrupted a Faith and Fractured a Nation
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Ben Cremer is a pastor, a professor and a podcast host (A Plain Account which is part of The Millennial Pastors Podcasting Network)! On this podcast he shares everything from the rollercoaster that is being a pastor in a pandemic, his own struggle with mental health, as well as his thoughts on the pitfalls of American Evangelicalism as a whole. He also shares his hopes and dreams for what the Church could be if we were quick to confess, and slow to engage in culture wars rooted in pride. Listen and tell us what you think!
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Andrew lived a fairly regular life. He was brought up going to church, and even pursued ministry as a young adult. Somewhere along the line he got fed up and decided to disengage and stopped going to “church.” He never stopped keeping tabs on what was happening in church circles though, because Andrew is actually the younger brother this shows host, Josiah. Both brothers walked nearly the same path for much of their lives, and ended up in different places. One in ministry, one out, both still doing everything they can to love people well.
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Will and Moose are on the show to talk about the different ways they have dealt with the Covid restrictions as it pertains to their worship gatherings. Spoiler alert, they took different approaches! It seems maybe there is not a one size fits all solution to these complex issues! Still, they both agree that our churches have had problems left unaddressed long before Covid made them glaringly obvious.
Will's previous episode
Moose's previous episode
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Byron interviews Ryan and Trevor, two returning millennial pastor guests who share what they are up to lately. Spoiler alert, they are crazy enough to try planting a church in AZ mid-pandemic!!
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Alicia and Hunter are back and this time we are talking about what it was like to navigate 2020 as a young Millennial Pastor!
Here is there previous episodes in case you need a refresher on them:
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We're sorry... We have not been around for a while. Classic ghosting millennial move... but we're back! In this episode we explain ourselves and share a little of what happened this past year in our own lives as well as what will be happening with the future of the podcast!
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On this episode we have a panel of all female millennial pastors share their journey towards ordination!
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On this special new years addition of the Millennial Pastor Podcast we here from Stephanie Lobdell. She is a pastor, chaplain, and author of the book "Signs of Life." Order her book today by clicking the link below!
Signs of Life: Resurrecting Hope out of Ordinary Losses
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Millennial Pastors talk about living in parsonages, being aggressively told to have a Merry Christmas, and what really constitutes absolute truth!
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This long-form episode features Josiah and Byron's former Old Testament and Hebrew professor, Dr. Brad Kelle! Listen as he shares the unique position he holds as a bridge-builder between the generations- teaching the younger ones to one day lead the church and dealing with the older who sometimes have issues with the inevitable changes that come with young pastors stepping into leadership.
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On todays episode, Millennial Pastors Alicia, Will and Byron chat about Black Friday, Tesla and Advent.
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Millennial Pastors (Josiah, Byron, Will and Alicia) talk about Disney +, Kanye at Joel Osteens Church, and the pros and cons to denominational pastoring.
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This week, Millennial Pastors Alicia, Will and Byron have a discussion on “OK Boomer” as well as our church’s division over an article written on human sexuality.
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Byron, Matt and Josiah discuss daylight savings, culture wars and the prosperity gospel.
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On this episode we are privileged to interview Jason. Listen as he shares why he left the church, how "Christians" responded to his leaving and his thoughts on how we, the church, can be better at living out our mission.
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Byron, Matt and Letiah give hot takes on Kanye’s recent gospel album.
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Will, Ryan, Matt and Sophie discuss women in ministry in response to John MacArthur’s comment over the weekend.
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This week, Byron, Will and Ryan discuss “Dones,” why people leave the church and whether or not we should worry about Halloween.
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We welcome Ryan and chat about generational disconnects!
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Welcome to the Millennial Pastor Podcast, the podcast where millennials talk about the intersection between faith and culture. This week we hear from Trevor! Trevor is an associate pastor in Tempe, AZ. He reacts to our two previous podcasts featuring Kassidy (our "done") and Ron (our "seasoned saint") and gives us his take on how the church can do better with its "PR" problem. He also shares his thoughts on how important living in an authentic community is for every human being!
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Aimee, Will, and Byron answer questions about preaching, Pokémon and the separation of church and state.
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Aimee, Will and Josiah discuss Hurricanes and Seminary
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Welcome to the Millennial Pastor Podcast, the podcast where millennials talk about the intersection between faith and culture. This week we hear from Ron! He has been in the church a very long time, but for whatever reason he still likes spending time with the likes of Byron and myself. Listen to find out why!
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Josiah, Byron and Will talk about Lactose intolerance, smart phone dependency and virtual reality baptisms. Check out these books on Amazon - Mirror to the Church: Resurrecting Faith after Genocide in Rwanda... &... Torture and Eucharist: Theology, Politics, and the Body of Christ.
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Josiah, Byron and Will talk about crying, avocados and being friends with Nones and Done’s.
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Welcome to the Millennial Pastor Podcast, the podcast where millennials talk about the intersection between faith and culture. This week we hear from Kassidy! Disclaimer: Kassidy is a "Done" which means he has left the church. We asked him to share why, uncensored. This episode, while clean, may not be church appropriate, but thats kind of the point. Listen with an open mind, perhaps God can use Kassidy to speak to you.
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Josiah, Byron and Will talk about school starting, the weird nature of fandom and the problems we seem to have talking to people wit’s whom we disagree.
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The final episode of season one of The Millennial Pastor Podcast! We play our own stupid game, reflect on our hope for the church and champion the millennial stereotype with the best sponsor yet!
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This week we hear from Jen and Jonny Blake! These two co-pastor a church in Edmonton, Canada and share a little bit of what life looks like being the church. They play our millennial stereotype game, share their thoughts on what church is and speak to what it looks like to pastor a church with your spouse and three kids in tow! Join the Conversation on our website, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram!
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Welcome to the Millennial Pastor Podcast, the podcast where millennials talk about the intersection between faith and culture. This week we hear from Shawna! Shawna is the lead pastor at the Trevecca Community Church in Nashville, TN as well as the co-author of a book called "A Seat at the Table: A Generation Reimagining its Place in the Church" which talks all about intergenerational dynamics within the church. Hear as she shares her experiences in ministry and her suggestion for how we as the church can reimagine a vibrant tomorrow full of the gifts of God for the people of God.
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Welcome to the Millennial Pastor Podcast, the podcast where millennials talk about the intersection between faith and culture. This week we hear from Evan! He is a married father of four and first time Lead Pastor. Hear him play "How Millennial Are You" as well as share his heart about how the church can lean into a missional lifestyle
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Welcome to the Millennial Pastor Podcast, the podcast where millennials talk about the intersection between faith and culture. This week we hear from Zack, author of the book Unraptured. Yes, we discuss the millennial stereotype, but more importantly we get to hear the motivation for why he wrote this book and what he hopes to accomplish with it.
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Episode 001 of our #Blessed series is an experiment. In a few weeks we will end our first season of The Millennial Pastor Podcast! Over the summer we are playing around with the idea of a different format that’s much shorter. Here is our first attempt! Its a rough cut since we are still experimenting but please let us know what you think!
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Welcome to the Millennial Pastor Podcast, the podcast where millennials talk about the intersection between faith and culture. This week we hear from Preston, aka "The Storytelling Millennial Pastor!" He loves coffee, but even more, he loves telling good stories as well as helping the church in foster real relationships in community.
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Welcome to the Millennial Pastor Podcast, the podcast where millennials talk about the intersection between faith and culture. This week we hear from Colin, aka "The Dual Citizen Millennial Pastor!" Listen as he shares his thoughts on how we can shift away from being a "country club sort of church where Jesus is a condiment," and become better neighbors willing to embody the gospel!
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Welcome to the Millennial Pastor Podcast, the podcast where millennials talk about the intersection between faith and culture. This week we hear from Alex, aka "The Disappointed Idealist !" Listen as he shares why he became a pastor, how he sees his calling unfold in his current context and how he tries to be a bridge builder between the church and the community he lives in.
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Welcome to the Millennial Pastor Podcast, the podcast where millennials talk about the intersection between faith and culture. This week we hear from Anna aka "The Barista Millennial Pastor!" She is bi-vocational, and female, single and a millennial. Basically, she is a unicorn. Hear her share her life story, about the church she pastors, how she came to be at her current location and why having a call is more important that money!
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Welcome to the Millennial Pastor podcast, the podcast where millennials talk about the intersection between faith and culture. This week we hear from Cody aka "The Unfiltered Pastor!" Hear Cody share some great insights into the transition many pastors make going from associate (youth, children's, college, etc.) pastor to lead. Having only been at the helm for six weeks, Cody's take on his new role is fresh and very raw.
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Welcome to the Millennial Pastor podcast, the podcast where millennials talk about the intersection between faith and culture. This week we hear from Jacobi aka "The Unfiltered Pastor!" Hear Jacobi share his thoughts on the picture of white Jesus many of us have hanging in our churches, his thoughts on why potlucks are the perfect metaphor for what church is, and how we sometimes need to deal with issues in our communities head-on, like ripping off a bandaid.
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Welcome to the Millennial Pastor Podcast, the podcast where millennials talk about the intersection between faith and culture. This week we hear from Moe aka "The Most Millennial Pastor" that we have ever had! The funny thing is, he might not technically be a millennial. Regardless, give the episode a listen to hear us talk about the importance of relationships over metrics and our thoughts on tackling the dreaded end of the year reporting we as pastors deal with annually.
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Welcome to the Millennial Pastor Podcast, the podcast where millennials talk about the intersection between faith and culture. This week we hear from Eric aka "The Not-Nazarene Millennial Pastor." We talk about inter-denominational nonsense, about how we should learn to get over ourselves and agree on the important things, like following Jesus. Eric also shares the things he has learned in ministering to youth, investing in the next generation and deconstructing compartmentalized ministry!
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Welcome to the Millennial Pastor Podcast, the podcast where millennials talk about the intersection between faith and culture. This week we hear from Alicia, aka "The Feminist Millennial Pastor." Listen as she shares her story of becoming a pastor while single and female. She also shares some of the work she is doing to pave the way for future female pastors! Yes, we used the “F” word, but in a denomination that ordains women, it’s important for us to hear about some of the hurdles they still face pursuing their calling, even today.
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Welcome to the Millennial Pastor Podcast, the podcast where millennials talk about the intersection between faith and culture. This week we hear from Sophie, aka "The Queen of Avocados." Listen as she shares some of her efforts in reimagining the church body. In this episode, you will also hear Sophie share her perspectives on living out a Christian ethic, especially in the arena of consumerism. Special Shout-out: https://www.justthreads.org/ Join the Conversation: The Internets: TheMillennialPastor.com FaceBook: www.facebook.com/TheMillennialPastor/ Twitter: twitter.com/RevMillennial Insta: www.instagram.com/the.millennial.pastor/
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Welcome to the Millennial Pastor Podcast, the podcast where millennials talk about the intersection between faith and culture. This week we hear from Chuck, aka "Combat Chuck!" Listen as he shares with us his story of redemption within the church, how he is working towards a more inclusive faith community and his experience loving the "least of the these."
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Welcome to the Millennial Pastor Podcast, the podcast where millennials talk about the intersection between faith and culture. This week we hear from Matt, aka Preaching Moose! Listen as he shares with us his reasons for why the church shouldn't be afraid of pop culture, but should be willing to fearlessly embrace it! From Harry Potter to Pokemon to "which Avenger is most like which apostle," we have your pop culture references covered.
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Welcome to the Millennial Pastor Podcast, the podcast where millennials talk about the intersection between faith and culture. This week we hear from Letiah, aka my twin (we are being ironic)! Listen as she shares her thoughts on the church, and hear how she deals with issues of race and social justice all while being physically disabled.
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Welcome to the Millennial Pastor Podcast, the podcast where millennials talk about the intersection between faith and culture. This week we hear from Ryan, aka the ruiner of Thanksgiving! Listen as he shares his thoughts on the church, and hear his story of being a father to an adopted child with disabilities, a veteran, a pastor and someone trying to put love into action.
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Welcome to the Millennial Pastor Podcast, the podcast where millennials talk about the intersection between faith and culture. This week we hear from Aimee, aka the "I don't know which generation I am in" pastor! Join us as she tells us her thoughts on church, on what type of church she pastors and the struggles that she faces being a female pastor!
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Welcome to the Millennial Pastor Podcast, the podcast where millennials talk about the intersection between faith and culture. This week we hear from Hunter, aka the voice of a generation! He tells us his thoughts on church, on how to agree to disagree, and how we can all do our part to better communicate cross-generationally! (PS, we had technical issues with this episode, so at times it seems we are talking over each other, but that is die to a frustrating issue called audio drift. Sorry! We are working on fixing the problem)
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Welcome to the Millennial Pastor Podcast, the podcast where millennials talk about the intersection between faith and culture. This week we will be talking with Brent about Catholics, Clerical Collars and Liturgy as well has having to regularly reassure people that he is in fct a pastor .
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Welcome to the Millennial Pastor Podcast, the podcast where millennials talk about the intersection between faith and culture. This week we will try to define the word "Church" and share a little more about how millennials Pastor within it.
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This is the very first episode of the Millennial Pastor Podcast, the podcast where millennials talk about the intersection between faith and culture.
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