Sanctuary at Woodville Podcast

In this episode of the Sanctuary at Woodville Podcast, part two of a dialogue on the Book of Revelation led by Lucas Ferreira and Sanctuary Co-Director Bill Coolbaugh. Hosted by: Lucas Ferreira and Bill Coolbaugh. Produced by: Gethin Coolbaugh. Music by: Pixabay.com and Bensound.com.

In this episode of the Sanctuary at Woodville Podcast, part one of a dialogue on the Book of Revelation led by Lucas Ferreira and Sanctuary Co-Director Bill Coolbaugh. Hosted by: Lucas Ferreira and Bill Coolbaugh. Produced by: Gethin Coolbaugh. Music by: Pixabay.com and Bensound.com.

In this episode of the Sanctuary At Woodville Podcast, a group dialogue on the book of Galatians led by Sanctuary Co-Director Bill Coolbaugh and Lucas Ferreira, with participants Julie Glode and Beverly Eaton. Hosted by: Bill Coolbaugh. Guests: Lucas Ferreira, Julie Glode, Linda Di Bona, Beverly Eaton. Produced by: Gethin Coolbaugh. Music by: Pixabay.com and Bensound.com.

In this episode of the Sanctuary At Woodville Podcast, a group dialogue on the book of Ecclesiastes led by Sanctuary Co-Director Bill Coolbaugh and Lucas Ferreira, with participants Julie Glode, Linda Di Bona and Beverly Eaton. Hosted by: Bill Coolbaugh. Guests: Lucas Ferreira, Julie Glode, Linda Di Bona, Beverly Eaton. Produced by: Gethin Coolbaugh. Music by: Pixabay.com and Bensound.com.

In this episode of the Sanctuary At Woodville Podcast, a group dialogue on the book of Job with Sanctuary Co-Director Bill Coolbaugh, participants Lucas Ferreira, Bev Eaton and Julie Glode. Hosted by: Bill Coolbaugh. Guests: Lucas Ferreira, Bev Eaton, Julie Glode. Produced by: Gethin Coolbaugh. Music by: Pixabay.com and Bensound.com.

As part of our new online Kingdom neighborhood initiative, “Quarter Hour Dialogues by Sanctuary At Woodville” offer a 15-minute window every Thursday night (7 p.m. normally, but 5 p.m. for the next few weeks!) on Facebook Live to discuss a broad array of relevant topics and give people the opportunity to engage in, invest in and practice how to have fruitful discussions that advance understanding. In the inaugural episode, we pose the question: What is dialogue and why is it important today? Join us as we share and discuss our thoughts - and YOURS in the comments - on Facebook Live! Hosted by: Rev. Dr. Laurel G. Coolbaugh, Gethin Coolbaugh. Guests: Various guests via Facebook Live. Produced by: Gethin Coolbaugh. Music by: Pixabay.com and Bensound.com.

In this episode of the Sanctuary at Woodville Podcast, we celebrate what God has done to advanced the Kingdom here at the Sanctuary. Co-Directors Rev. Dr. Laurel G. Coolbaugh and Elizabeth Cartier share how the Sanctuary came into existence, and a number of Sanctuary clients and supporters share their testimonies about experiencing God at the Sanctuary. If you feel led to donate, please visit SanctuaryAtWoodville.org/Fundraiser. Hosted by: Rev. Dr. Laurel G. Coolbaugh, Elizabeth Cartier, Bill Coolbaugh, Gethin Coolbaugh. Guests: Clients and supporters of the Sanctuary. Produced by: Gethin Coolbaugh. Music by: Pixabay.com and Bensound.com.

In this episode of the Sanctuary at Woodville Podcast, Sanctuary co-founder & co-director Rev. Dr. Laurel G. Coolbaugh hosts a discussion with fellow spiritual directors Karen Cooprider and James Knight about the spiritual discipline of "play." Hosted by: Rev. Dr. Laurel G. Coolbaugh. Guests: Karen Cooprider, James Knight. Produced by: Gethin Coolbaugh. Music by: Pixabay.com.

In this episode of the Sanctuary at Woodville Podcast, Sanctuary co-founder and co-director Rev. Dr. Laurel G. Coolbaugh welcomes Sanctuary ministry partner Rev. Jennifer A. G. Layte to talk about The Pilgrimage, her online spiritual formation resource. To learn more, visit the-pilgrimage.org. Hosted by: Rev. Dr. Laurel G. Coolbaugh. Guest: Rev. Jennifer A. G. Layte. Produced by: Gethin Coolbaugh. Music by: Pixabay.com.

In the inaugural Sanctuary at Woodville Podcast episode, Sanctuary co-founder & co-director Rev. Dr. Laurel G. Coolbaugh hosts a discussion with fellow spiritual directors Karen Cooprider and James Knight about the meaning and importance of spiritual formation as a Christian spiritual discipline. Hosted by: Rev. Dr. Laurel G. Coolbaugh. Guests: Karen Cooprider, James Knight. Produced by: Gethin Coolbaugh. Music by: Pixabay.com.