Sac(red) Circle: Recent Episodes
Roberts Wesleyan College
Welcome to the Sac(red) Circle Podcast. This is the space where we’ll feature a variety of content : Staff and faculty presentations on how to welcome both others and ourselves as part of a ”beloved community,” meditative reflections by guest speakers, or special projects (interviews or unique stories) meant to help cultivate deep care and concern for our neighbors. In everything, our goal is the same: to intentionally help others find community so that we can realize how beloved we are.
Welcome to the Sac(red) Circle Podcast. This is the space where we'll feature a variety of content : Staff and faculty presentations on how to welcome both others and ourselves as part of a "beloved community," meditative reflections by guest speakers, or special projects (interviews or unique stories) meant to help cultivate deep care and concern for our neighbors. In everything, our goal is the same: to intentionally help others find community so that we can realize how beloved we are.
Welcome to the Sac(red) Circle Podcast. This is the space where we'll feature a variety of content : Staff and faculty presentations on how to welcome both others and ourselves as part of a "beloved community," meditative reflections by guest speakers, or special projects (interviews or unique stories) meant to help cultivate deep care and concern for our neighbors. In everything, our goal is the same: to intentionally help others find community so that we can realize how beloved we are.
Director of Field Education; Assistant Professor of Christian Ministry at Northeastern Seminary.
Rev. Dr. Fredrick Johnson, Sr., serves as senior pastor at First Genesis Baptist Church in Rochester, NY. Under his pastoral leadership, the First Genesis Baptist Church has experienced membership and spiritual growth. Dr. Johnson has participated in every facet of church ministry with a passion for evangelism, teaching, preaching, and community building.
Dr. Johnson has years of experience in developing and leading non-profit and charity organizations with a focus on community development. His expertise in this area grew out of his first career of more than 20 years in the private sector working for multinational corporations.
Welcome to the Sac(red) Circle Podcast. This is the space where we'll feature a variety of content : Staff and faculty presentations on how to welcome both others and ourselves as part of a "beloved community," meditative reflections by guest speakers, or special projects (interviews or unique stories) meant to help cultivate deep care and concern for our neighbors. In everything, our goal is the same: to intentionally help others find community so that we can realize how beloved we are.
Jae Newman is the Office of Spiritual life coordinator; international student support coordinator; adjunct professor of writing along with many other fantastic qualities. Almost too many to list!
Welcome to the Sac(red) Circle Podcast. This is the space where we'll feature a variety of content : Staff and faculty presentations on how to welcome both others and ourselves as part of a "beloved community," meditative reflections by guest speakers, or special projects (interviews or unique stories) meant to help cultivate deep care and concern for our neighbors. In everything, our goal is the same: to intentionally help others find community so that we can realize how beloved we are.
Welcome to the Sac(red) Circle Podcast. This is the space where we'll feature a variety of content : Staff and faculty presentations on how to welcome both others and ourselves as part of a "beloved community," meditative reflections by guest speakers, or special projects (interviews or unique stories) meant to help cultivate deep care and concern for our neighbors. In everything, our goal is the same: to intentionally help others find community so that we can realize how beloved we are.
Her talk was centered on our own responsibility to be part of the fruition of "beloved community." She encouraged us to get a bit uncomfortable talking to people who were different from us-not just racially, but culturally, socioeconomically or otherwise. The goal might be to learn from new perspectives and see the real value of another human being working alongside us to become his or her best as we're doing the same. She worked through an acronym of B-E-L-O-V-E-D C-O-M-M-U-N-I-T-Y in her talk.
Welcome to the Sac(red) Circle Podcast. This is the space where we'll feature a variety of content : Staff and faculty presentations on how to welcome both others and ourselves as part of a "beloved community," meditative reflections by guest speakers, or special projects (interviews or unique stories) meant to help cultivate deep care and concern for our neighbors. In everything, our goal is the same: to intentionally help others find community so that we can realize how beloved we are.
Welcome to the Sac(red) Circle Podcast. This is the space where we'll feature a variety of content : Staff and faculty presentations on how to welcome both others and ourselves as part of a "beloved community," meditative reflections by guest speakers, or special projects (interviews or unique stories) meant to help cultivate deep care and concern for our neighbors. In everything, our goal is the same: to intentionally help others find community so that we can realize how beloved we are.