Seth Bryant, the Director of the Kirtland Temple, talks about Zion’s Camp (1834) and how it formed and shaped Community of Christ’s current understanding of priesthood and mission. Host: Karin Peter Guest: Seth Bryant Download Transcript
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World Conference Resolution G-1 Nonviolence has created quite a buzz through out Community of Christ. This resolution challenges us to proclaim peace in a way we have not before. Listen in as Carla interviews Andrew Bolton, Joey Williams, and Elray Henriksen, about some of the background of the resolution as well as its implications for…
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What is the purpose of the Restoration in the 21st Century? How has Community of Christ evolved since the days of Joseph III? Are faith communities relevant today? Join Brittany as she talks with David Nii about all this and more! Host: Brittany Mangelson Guest: David Nii
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Zion. It’s part of the Project Zion Podcast name and deeply connects with Community of Christ identity and story. But what exactly is Zion? Theologian Matt Frizzell peels back the many layers of the concept and the call to realize Zionic conditions as a people of faith.
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Join Brittany as she talks with Sue Robb about her work with St. Francis Xavier Jesuit Perish in Kansas City. Sue is a Community of Christ Seminary student and has a long history of discipleship with the Catholic Church. Brittany and Sue discuss some of Sue’s history with faith, her advocacy for the most marginalized…
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Join Carla as she interviews Andrew Bolton about his early conversion to Community of Christ and how that conversion moved him into a world of peace and justice ministries. Host: Carla Long Guest: Andrew Bolton
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Join Josh as he converses with returning guest Andrew Bolton to talk about ways people can still claim the Book of Mormon as scripture despite its violence and issues surrounding historicity. As a peace church can we find peaceful messages within its pages?
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Listen in as Lachlan Mackay talks about how early in the restoration movement there were commands to sue for peace although that was eclipsed by the militarism of the saints in Missouri and Nauvoo later on. Lach goes on to talk about how an emphasis on peace returned with Joseph Smith Jr’s son Joseph Smith…
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Join Katie Langston as she interviews Vivian Jenkins-Nelsen, a social worker, scholar, and anti-racism activist from Minneapolis who was awarded the Presidential Volunteer Service Award from Barack Obama. Vivian shares her remarkable faith journey: growing up as the daughter of the only Black Lutheran pastor for miles and miles around, becoming deeply involved in the…
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