This is a podcast that deals in asking tough questions about faith. As someone who questions their faith on a daily basis, I am no stranger to tough questions. So, each week a different faith leader, activist, or political leader will be interviewed and asked the same tough questions I have asked about God and the Christian faith. This podcasts seeks to identify voices who have not been invited or allowed at the table, and to lift those voices up through the embodiment of life experiences and personal stories.
This week we will dive into the definitions of homelessness and some of the barriers that exist to people living unhoused in the United States. Resource used: hudexchange.info and usich.gov
Happy Holidays! This interview features Stephanie Jones-Heath who is currently the CEO of Diversity Health Center located in Hinesville, Ga. This episode features an in-depth discussion on health disparities and the effect that COVID has had on rural communities.
In this episode, I interviewed Rev. Darryl Winston who is currently serving with Greater Works Ministries in Atlanta, Ga. We discussed what lament and mourning both mean for Black and marginalized communities during this “pandemic era,” and what hope looks like on the horizon. You can learn more about Rev. Winston at darrylwinstonministries.org. Also, I apologize for the background noise! It is a busy season at Candler School of Theology so there was a lot happening around us while we recorded!
In this episode, I interviewed Rev. Fahed Abu-Akel, who is a Presbyterian minister from Pakistan who now resides in the states. He is the leader of several nonprofits, and is currently serving as the Executive Director of Amis. We discuss the reality of Pakistan-Israel conflict and how the Church can help change the trajectory of the future of Public Theology.
Welcome! This is our introductory episode that explains the title of the podcast and what our podcast is about. It is the very worst introduction and I hope you enjoy!
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