We started Seattle Church Radio because it seems difficult to be the church in Seattle; because the church of Seattle seems highly fragmented, and there’s actually data that backs that up. So we’re talking to a variety of church leaders, people from all types of churches here in Seattle, people whose lives are defined by their efforts to be the Church, in the sense of actually organizing around faith in Jesus Christ. Those are the two real criteria we have, is a history of activity in church ministry and leadership, and a clear faith in Jesus Christ.
The coronavirus has had widespread impact on the economy, and some very acute impact on the Seattle area. This is a rough attempt at communal prayer in a time where the instinct is to gather, but we can’t. You'll hear prayers from people of all ages, from all over. Anyone is welcome to send in prayers. We publish the Coronavirus Prayer Journal every week on Monday morning. If you or anyone you know wants to send in an audio recording of a prayer - SeattleChurchRadio@gmail.com. You can record using your voice memos app on your iPhone or any simple voice recording app, doesn’t matter what format. Thank you for praying with us.
The coronavirus has had widespread impact on the economy, and some very acute impact on the Seattle area. This is a rough attempt at communal prayer in a time where the instinct is to gather, but we can’t. The people you’ll hear praying range from ages 4 to upwards of 90. From Seattle, WA, Spokane, WA, Beaverton, OR, and Boston, MA. Everyone is anonymous. Anyone is welcome to send in prayers, we think we will publish these weekly for now. If you or anyone you know wants to send in an audio recording of a prayer - SeattleChurchRadio@gmail.com. You can record using your voice memos app on your iPhone or any simple voice recording app, doesn’t matter what format.
With in this episode we have Alice Woldt whose name we stumbled across in a Stranger article titled Seattle's Best Christians. Alice has been working for decades to bring churches together around a variety of causes. The Stranger article says "If there was a church-based rally or lobbying campaign to protect the homeless, the hungry, the mentally ill, or the oppressed, Woldt was likely there behind the scenes and often out in front." Alice currently is on the board of trustees for Trinity United Methodist Church. She has served on several committees with the Fatih Action Network. Special Guest: Alice Woldt.
Ray Harding has spent a decade working to grow the church in Seattle, including working in church plants and towards church leadership. We interview Ray before he moves to Mississippi to attend seminary. Special Guest: Ray Harding.
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