ministry

424 | Fair Trade Chapter 2 | Gina Colvin

Gina Colvin is back with an update on her faith transition into Community of Christ. You can listen to her first interview here: https://www.projectzionpodcast.org/episode-187-gina-colvins-walk-with-god-and-community/ Today she is back to share about ministry and life since World Conference.  You can find Gina’s podcast A Thoughtful Faith here: https://www.athoughtfulfaith.org Host Brittany Mangelson Guest: Gina Colvin 

Read More

420 | What’s Brewing | Learning in Ministry in Utah

Two Latter-day Seekers ministers share stories from their ministry walking with seekers who are renewing their relationship with God. Host: Robin Linkhart Guest: JoAnn Fisher and Carla Long Download Transcript

Read More

416 | Coffee Buzz | Scott Murphy: Life, Leadership, and Ministry

Grab your favorite brew and listen in about the life and ministry of President Scott Murphy. Scott shares stories from his youth, his growing call to ministry, and some of the opportunities he’s had to serve Community of Christ in various roles. Host: Linda Booth Guest: Scott Murphy Download Transcript

Read More

412 | Coffee in The Swarm | Humberto Tinsman

Today on Coffee In The Swarm, Mike revisits with Humberto Tinsman to get an update on his time was the graduate assistant for campus ministries at Graceland as well as his new role working for the Juan Tabo Congregation in the Rio Grande Mission Center. Guest: Humberto Tinsman Host: Mike Hoffman Download Transcript

Read More

406 | Historic Sites Foundation Spring Lecture Series | Storm Clouds on the Horizon: The Competing Theological Visions of Elbert A. Smith and Roy Cheville

Project Zion Podcast is bringing you follow-up interviews with the presenters of the Historic Sites Foundation Spring 2021 Lecture Series. Today we have on Tony Chvala-Smith to share about his lecture, “Storm Clouds on the Horizon: The Competing Theological Visions of Elbert A. Smith and Roy Cheville” View Tony’s original lecture: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPRoZFGC2jY&feature=youtu.be Host: Karin Peter…

Read More

405 | What’s Brewing | Friends Committee on National Legislation

Supporting Christ’s mission of peace is not just an act of sitting in church pews. Today as part of our What’s Brewing series, Stephen Donahoe shares about his work with Friends Committee on National Legislation; a Quaker peace and justice advocacy organization. For Stephen, living his faith means lobbying for systemic change that helps abolish…

Read More

397 | What’s Brewing | Temple Tuesday

Temple Tuesday is a video project sponsored by Latter-day Seeker Ministries that introduces the Temple to friends and members of Community of Christ. Every week host Joey Williams takes us to a new part of the Temple in Independence Missouri, and connects this important building to our mission of peace. Today on the podcast, Joey…

Read More

394 | Historic Sites Foundation Spring Lecture Series | Carl Mesle: Pastor in a Time of Turmoil

Project Zion Podcast is bringing you follow-up interviews with the presenters of the Historic Sites Foundation Spring 2021 Lecture Series. Today we have on Sherry Mesle-Morain to share about her lecture, “Carl Mesle: Pastor in a Time of Turmoil.” You can find her original lecture here https://youtu.be/Zid_aRUa1e4 Host: Karin PeterGuest: Sherry Mesle-Morain Download Transcript

Read More

382 | What’s Brewing | Richard James

Mission burns brightly across the globe. Grab a cup of your favorite English tea and give this podcast a listen. Get to know more about Apostle Richard James and all the life-changing ways Community of Christ is living out mission across the Eurasia Mission Field. Refreshing, inspiring, and innovative. Host: Robin LinkhartGuest: Richard James  Download…

Read More

378 | What’s Brewing | Headwaters Mission Center’s Volunteer Staff

Headwaters Mission Center functions with a full volunteer staff. Today they share how their team puts their skills together to ensure the mission center stays connected, supported, and spiritually fed.  Host: Carla LongGuests: Colleen Hancock, Karen Hill, Serena Sato, Chris Davisdon, Matt Davisdon Download Transcript

Read More