ENC Podcast

Tune in as Moesha Daniel and Shelby Robinson interview Morgan Harper Nichols for the final piece of the Spring Kauffman Initiative. More information on the Kauffman Initiative can be found here: https://sway.office.com/7VdvoKqL0jD8KgHu?ref=Link

Listen in as Morgan Harper Nichols shares with the ENC Community as a part of the Kauffman Initiative Spring Series. Don't forget to listen to the interview with Morgan also featured on the ENC Podcast later this week! To learn more about the Kauffman Initiative and to read more about Morgan, visit this site: Kauffman Initiative Spring Series.

Tune in as Moesha Daniel and Iela Galiano-Williams interview Benji Suprice as a continuation of the Spring Kauffman Initiative. More information on the Kauffman Initiative can be found here: https://sway.office.com/7VdvoKqL0jD8KgHu?ref=Link

Listen in as Benji Suprice shares with the ENC Community as a part of the Kauffman Initiative Spring Series. Don't forget to listen to the interview with Benji also featured on the ENC Podcast later today. To learn more about the Kauffman Initiative and to read more about Benji, visit this site: Kauffman Initiative Spring Series.

Tune in as Chaplain David Young and Rev. Lynne Bollinger interview Rev. Althea Taylor as a continuation of the Spring Kauffman Initiative. More information on the Kauffman Initiative can be found here: https://sway.office.com/7VdvoKqL0jD8KgHu?ref=Link

Listen in as Rev. Althea Taylor shares with the ENC Community as a part of the Kauffman Initiative Spring Series. Don't forget to listen to the interview with Rev. Taylor also featured on the ENC Podcast later today. To learn more about the Kauffman Initiative and to read more about Althea, visit this site: Kauffman Initiative Spring Series.

Tune in as Chaplain David Young and Pastor Steve Kindt interview Dr. Esau McCaulley as a continuation of the Spring Kauffman Initiative. They discuss Dr. McCaulley's book, "Reading While Black," as well as the message he gave for the Spring Series. More information on the Kauffman Initiative can be found here: https://sway.office.com/7VdvoKqL0jD8KgHu?ref=Link

Listen in as Dr. Esau McCaulley shares with the ENC Community as a part of the Kauffman Initiative Spring Series. Don't forget to listen to the interview with Dr. McCaulley also featured on the ENC Podcast later today. To learn more about the Kauffman Initiative and to read more about Dr. McCaulley, visit this site: Kauffman Initiative Spring Series.

Tune in as Micah and Kelsi sing a mash up of "Shout to the Lord" and "God of Wonders."

Tune in as Chaplain Dr. David Young and Worship Arts Coordinator Moesha Daniel Dr. Drew Hart about the recent message he gave for the Kauffman Initiative. To learn more about the Kauffman Initiative and to read more about Dr. Hart, visit this site: Kauffman Initiative Spring Series.

Listen in as Dr. Drew Hart shares with the ENC Community as a part of the Kauffman Initiative Spring Series. Don't forget to listen to the interview with Dr. Hart also featured on the ENC Podcast. To learn more about the Kauffman Initiative and to read more about Dr. Hart, visit this site: Kauffman Initiative Spring Series.

Two weeks ago in our Holy Week Chapel, students Jenna Nielson, Julia Cuthbert, Emily Crosta, and Jonathan Twining shared a dramatic reading of the Holy Week story. For this special episode of the Spotlight Series, we caught up with those students to record the story. A special shoutout to those students, Allison Tucker, Moesha Daniel, and the ENC Theatre For Social Justice Program for making this happen.

Tune in as Worship Arts Coordinator Moesha Daniel and student Briana Taylor interview Danielle Strickland about her life and ministry, in addition to the recent message she gave for the Kauffman Initiative. To learn more about the Kauffman Initiative and to read more about Danielle, visit this site: Kauffman Initiative Spring Series.

Listen in as Danielle Strickland shares with the ENC Community as a part of the Kauffman Initiative Spring Series. Don't forget to listen to the interview with Danielle also featured on the ENC Podcast. To learn more about the Kauffman Initiative and to read more about Danielle, visit this site: Kauffman Initiative Spring Series.

Join us as we continue the RHYTHMS series in collaboration with the Office of Spiritual Development. This week we are wrapping up the Rhythms Series, which guided us throughout the Lenten Season. Shelby Robinson joins the podcast as host for this episode and interviews Spiritual Director Iela Galiano-Williams. Iela shares about her journey as a spiritual director and about the time that she spent through this Lent series hosting the podcast. You will also want to check out this site that hosts all of our Rhythms Series content throughout the Lenten season: Rhythms Hub.

Listen in as Dr. David Sharpes shares with the ENC Community as a part of the Kauffman Initiative Spring Series. To learn more about the Kauffman Initiative and to read more about Dr. Sharpes, visit this site: Kauffman Initiative Spring Series.

Join us as we continue the RHYTHMS series in collaboration with the Office of Spiritual Development. This series will take us on a journey through some of the spiritual disciplines as we make our way through the Lenten season. Hosted by Spiritual Director Iela Galiano-Williams, this episode features Rev. Jeremy Scott as he shares about the spiritual practice of fasting. You will also want to check out this site that hosts all of our Rhythms Series content throughout the Lenten season: Rhythms Hub.

Listen in as Emily Crosta shares part of her story. Then go check out her cheoreographed dance to "Ocean Eyes" by Billie Eilish: https://youtu.be/zNko0rV2Yn4.

Join us as we continue the RHYTHMS series in collaboration with the Office of Spiritual Development. This series will take us on a journey through some of the spiritual disciplines as we make our way through the Lenten season. Hosted by Spiritual Director Iela Galiano-Williams, this episode features Shelby Robinson as she shares about some of the ways she engages with Scripture. You will also want to check out this site that hosts all of our Rhythms Series content throughout the Lenten season: Rhythms Hub. For materials specific to this episode, check this site out: Scripture.

Join us for episode seven of this series featuring Rebecca Frazier as she sings "Beautiful" by Kari Jobe. Check out the video here: https://youtu.be/xgCrAiV18cs To watch other episodes of the Spotlight series, visit this site: ENC Spotlight Series.

Join us as we continue the RHYTHMS series in collaboration with the Office of Spiritual Development. This series will take us on a journey through some of the spiritual disciplines as we make our way through the Lenten season. Hosted by Spiritual Director Iela Galiano-Williams, this episode features Dr. John Nielson as he shares about prophetic lament and confession. You will also want to check out this site that hosts all of our Rhythms Series content throughout the Lenten season: Rhythms Hub.

Join us for episode six of this series featuring Jayla Phillips and Elisabeth Wilbur as they sing "To the End" by Mack Brock. Check out the video here: https://youtu.be/NIqxod66TQU To watch other episodes of the Spotlight series, visit this site: ENC Spotlight Series.

Join us as we continue the RHYTHMS series in collaboration with the Office of Spiritual Development. This series will take us on a journey through some of the spiritual disciplines as we make our way through the Lenten season. Hosted by Spiritual Director Iela Galiano-Williams, this episode features Stephanie Jones as she shares about how the practices prayer that have become vital in her life. You will also want to check out this site that hosts all of our Rhythms Series content throughout the Lenten season: Rhythms Hub.

Join us for episode three of this series featuring Krista Signs and Kari Bollinger as they sing "Remember" by Bryan and Katie Torwalt. Check out the video here: https://youtu.be/yb0wiz00hyc Watch other episodes of the series here: Spotlight Series.

Join us as we continue the RHYTHMS series in collaboration with the Office of Spiritual Development. This series will take us on a journey through some of the spiritual disciplines as we make our way through the Lenten season. Hosted by Spiritual Director Iela Galiano-Williams, this episode features her husband, Matt Galiano-Williams, as he shares about how the practices of silence and solitude have impacted him in wilderness journeys. You will also want to check out this site that hosts all of our Rhythms Series content throughout the Lenten season: Rhythms Hub.

Join us for episode four of this series featuring Sandrid Louis. Sandrid shares two original poems with us, "My Truth" and "I'm Black." To see the video version, check out this link: https://youtu.be/8ksAVHXYEjw

Join us as we kick off a new series, RHYTHMS, in collaboration with the Office of Spiritual Development. This series will take us on a journey through some of the spiritual disciplines as we make our way through the Lenten season. Hosted by Spiritual Director Iela Galiano-Williams, this episode features Rev. Keri Lewis as she shares more about how this series started. To check out other resources, we invite you to visit the Rhythms Sway. Follow @encspdev on Instagram or Facebook to stay up to date on the series. Resources that Keri mentioned in this episode are: The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry by John Mark Comer The Sacred Ordinary Days Planner

Join us for episode three of this series featuring Nate Kindt, Krista Signs, and Kari Bollinger. To see the video version, check out this link: https://youtu.be/eIrZxsLgO3s

Join us as Serena talks about the painting she created for the Spotlight Series. The image cover for this episode is her final work. To see a time lapse video of Serena painting visit: https://youtu.be/d3_XdOQbLFo .

Join in as Sarah shares some encouragement and sings "Secret for the Mad" by dodie. Prefer watching the video? It will launch at 3pm on the @encpod Instagram account.

We're back! Season three starts tomorrow with our newest "Spotlight" series. This series will feature community members sharing some of their talents through music, poetry, and art. You don't want to miss this!

Did you know that the Christmas season technically ends January 5th? In the church calendar, Christmas is followed by Epiphany. This day is associated with the visitation of the magi and their gifts to the Christ child. We know that this season has been quite chaotic. We saved one of our Christmas story time episodes for the transition into the Epiphany season. We hope that you join us as Dr. David Young, Chaplain of ENC, and part of his family read the story, “All the Colors of Christmas” by Matthew Paul Turner.

Tune in as Matt (Assistant Director of Residential Life) and his wife, Iela (Administrative Specialist in the Student Development Office), take over the podcast! They will be sharing their favorite Christmas traditions and reading one of their favorite Christmas books. We hope you have a Merry Christmas!

Today's Scripture, Luke 2:1-20, will be read by Christian Hughes (MSM '21). Christian is the Resident Director of Young and Munro at Eastern Nazarene College. We also want to extend a thank you to all who have joined us throughout the Advent Season. We hope that you and your families have a Merry Christmas!

Tune in as Jeff Kirksey, Vice President for Student Development and Campus Services, and his wife Sarah, share some of their favorite Christmas traditions and read "Tractor Mac Saves Christmas" by Billy Steers.

Today's Advent Devotional is brought to you by Priscilla Brinson-Thompson ('21). Priscilla is a current student and the President of the Black Student Union at Eastern Nazarene College. Today's text is Psalm 96. You can download the Advent Devotional for free here: ENC 2020 Advent Devotional.

Today's Advent Devotional is brought to you by Shelby Robinson (MSM '21) Shelby is the Service and Missions Engagement Coordinator in the Office of Spiritual Development at Eastern Nazarene College. Today's text is Mark 11:1-11. You can download the Advent Devotional for free here: ENC 2020 Advent Devotional.

Today's Advent Devotional is brought to you by Lieutenant Melissa Lowell ('03). Melissa is a Lieutenant with the Salvation Army in Bridgeton, NJ, and a 2003 Alum of Eastern Nazarene College. Today's text is Luke 1:46-50. You can download the Advent Devotional for free here: ENC 2020 Advent Devotional.

Today's Advent Devotional is brought to you by Matthew Galiano-Williams (M.Ed '20). Matt is the Assistant Director of Residential Life at Eastern Nazarene College. Today's text is Hebrews 9:1-14. You can download the Advent Devotional for free here: ENC 2020 Advent Devotional.

Today's Advent Devotional was written by Rev. Dr. Jack Connell and read by student, Julia Cuthbert. Dr. Connell is the current President at Eastern Nazarene College and Julia is a current student and the Director of Spiritual Life for the Student Government Association. Today's text is Luke 1:26-83. You can download the Advent Devotional for free here: ENC 2020 Advent Devotional.

Today's Advent Devotional is brought to you by Dr. Jill A. Macko. Dr. Macko is currently serving as Assistant Professor of Physics and Engineering at Eastern Nazarene College. Today's text is Hebrews 1:5-14. You can download the Advent Devotional for free here: ENC 2020 Advent Devotional.

Tune in as the Burts join us on the podcast. They share some of their favorite Christmas traditions with us and read the book "Olive the Other Reindeer" by J. Otto Seibold and Vivian Walsh.

Today's Advent Devotional is brought to you by Kadie Stade ('19, MSM '21). Kadie is the Graduate Assistant for Festival of Life and Admissions at Eastern Nazarene College. Today's text is Matthew 6:26-30. You can download the Advent Devotional for free here: ENC 2020 Advent Devotional.

Today's Advent Devotional is brought to you by MacKenzie Mills ('22). MacKenzie is a current student at Eastern Nazarene College. Today's reading is a poem written by MacKenzie and inspired by Psalm 125. MacKenzie also painted the image for the cover of this episode. You can download the Advent Devotional for free here: ENC 2020 Advent Devotional.

Today's Advent Devotional is brought to you by Cindy Pires ('22). Cindy is a current student at Eastern Nazarene College. Today's text is Psalm 125:1-2. You can download the Advent Devotional for free here: ENC 2020 Advent Devotional.

Today's Advent Devotional is brought to you by Rev. Dr. Heather Reneé Ardrey ('01). Heather is the Lead Pastor of First Church of the Nazarene in Lynn, MA. Today's text is Ephesians 6:10-17. You can download the Advent Devotional for free here: ENC 2020 Advent Devotional.

Today's Advent Devotional is brought to you by Andy Edouard ('21). Andy is a current student at Eastern Nazarene College. He is also the Student Chaplain of Worship Arts. Today's text is 1 Thessalonians 5:16-24. You can download the Advent Devotional for free here: ENC 2020 Advent Devotional.

Today's Advent Devotional is brought to you by Taylor Staman (MSM '21). Taylor is the Resident Director of Spangenberg and Williamson Hall at Eastern Nazarene College. Today's text is Psalm 126. You can download the Advent Devotional for free here: ENC 2020 Advent Devotional.

Today's Advent Devotional is brought to you by Moesha Daniel ('20, MSM '22). Moesha is the Worship Arts Coordinator in the Office of Spiritual Development at Eastern Nazarene College. Today's text is Philippians 3:12-16. You can download the Advent Devotional for free here: ENC 2020 Advent Devotional.

Today's Advent Devotional is brought to you by Rev. Kazimiera I.H. Fraley ('98). Rev. Kazimiera is Pastor of the First Church of the Nazarene of Cambridge. She is also a 1998 alum of Eastern Nazarene College. Today's text is Philippians 3:7-11. You can download the Advent Devotional for free here: ENC 2020 Advent Devotional.

Today's Advent Devotional is brought to you by Rebecca Hayner ('21). Rebecca is a current student at Eastern Nazarene College and anticipates graduating in May of 2021. Today's text is Psalm 27. You can download the Advent Devotional for free here: ENC 2020 Advent Devotional.