Work Experience

The podcast draws the final curtain. We're joined by Andy Root & Kaylea Fearn, and Bradon fires off some home truths. Thanks for listening. You have completed Work Experience.

Molk and Bradon cast a critical eye over the church's response to Covid-19 lockdown, before exploring the ethical implications of 'The Social Dilemma.'

Langi drops by to share his story of migration, of identity and how his family balances living between two cultures. Bradon asks a few naive Qs, and Langi drops a few truth bombs.

I'm joined by Duncan McLean, movie guru, as we review The Fighting Preacher (out now on Prime) and discuss why Christian films feel so weird.

We're joined by Rev Blair to discuss a white (Christian) response to BLM, racial injustice & white supremacy. Blair also shares about her side-hustle #StaffInHand, equipping congregations to navigate the digital world.

We're delighted to be joined by UK Methodist Youth President Phoebe Parking for a chat about her role, and the significance of young people in leadership. Our host Bradon also has a big announcement about the future of WXPC.

Elliot shares his story of identity and change, and we explore how the church might truly show love to the LGBTQIA+ community.

We chat with author & poet Joel McKerrow about seeking a woven life, and a decade of performance poetry.

Terry Williams joins us for our final episode of our Intergen series. We chat coffee & crepes, and why relationships must be at the centre of intergeneration ministries.

We're joined by the CEO of Focus on the Family Brett Ryan, as we continue to explore the potential families hold in discipling people of all ages.

We're joined by Aussie guru Beth Barnett for a chat about intergenerational ministry and the prophetic edge.

Our intergenerational faith formation conversation continues with Rev Mary Hawes, National Children & Youth Advisor for the Church of England.

We chat with Prof Dave Csinos about the opportunity to rediscover the art of preaching in an intergenerational community, and the importance of a 'forward-leaning faith.'

A mid-season BONUS episode. I read the tragic true story of Renee Bach to our friend Molk, and we consider the questions it asks of churches and youth ministries.

We're joined by writer, podcaster & coach Caesar Kalinowski, as our Intergen Ministry season continues.

Pastor and writer Christina Embree drops into the studio to continue our conversation regarding Intergenerational Ministry.

Cory Seibel is a parent, pastor & academic, and helps us explore the opportunities and benefits of developing intergenerational connections in your faith community.

We're joined by author & educator Holly Allen, who explores how a deeper understanding of generations can foster meaningful intergenerational connections.

We commence S06 with John Roberto, exploring the intersection of intergenerational faith formation and youth ministry.

A special QXPC episode, previewing exiting news about Season 6. We also chat with Wes Ellis (USAA) about how a theological understanding of joy can reshape our approaches to ministry with young people.

The First Church of Springfield has appointed a youth pastor!Our final episode of the season explores how The Simpsons portrays a youth pastor.

Friend of the show Molk drops by to chat about how this unique situation the church finds itself in, amidst COVID-19 lockdown, actually presents an opportunity for the re-emerging church to grow young.

We chat with Kaylea & Beth, chaplains in Uniting Church Schools, to hear how life and ministry has been impacted by remote learning requirements, and how ministry of presence can be maintained.

We chat with Susi Suli, a 3rd-Gen migrant woman who's just launched into paid ministry amidst Covid-19 lockdown.

A brief update from our production team about the future of WXPC

We speak with a few young Ministers as we explore how churches are responding to lockdown, and we look ahead as to how we might sustain Christian community.

As part of the Surrender Conference #S20ShalomSession, Charlene Delos Santos, Joanne Shan & Brooke Prentis join our host for a conversation about their experiences, and why amplifying voices on the margins remains a challenge.

In the face of Social Distancing guidelines, our crew reach out to listeners and friends.

Our host does a spring clean, airing a few ideas that have been kicking around the production office. We address #CoronaVirus and explore The Myth of Balance in our Library

If the church is a garden, what should be in the soil? Rev Robin Yang joins us to explore what foundational values a church may need for the growth of young people.

We're joined by Molk to understand why TV shows about God, religion & the church are booming, and what that might mean for discipleship. We also have excited news about upcoming events and a brand new segment!

A great chat with a few gaming mates Will & Chris, suitable for novice and jedi alike. What do we need to know about the tabletop games renaissance? What might we learn from these organised, passionate, gathered communities?

We're back for 2020! Join us as we kick off a new season with thoughts on how a commitment to be intergenerational can inspire your church community.

Our year draws to a close with special guests offering Christmas blessings as Bradon explores the best Christmas presents for youth pastors since 1995. Also, Alan grabs a mic to tell his side of the story...

David Hayward, pastor & artist, joins WXPC for a chat about deconstruction, and his graffiti on the walls of religion.

We have a look at the very latest data from the Mission Aus Youth Survey, and wonder how our church might respond.

It's time to end youth groups, and start youth ministry.

This might be our most controversial episode ever, as our host clears the desk of certain issues and ideas we haven't mentioned until now!

Welcome to our first Extra Credit episode, where we explore how the church responds to people with disabilities

When faced face with numerous deadlines and expectations, and the fight-or-flight response occurs, our team know only one way...

As we prepare for the Global #ClimateStrike, we chat with a few friends about why they're involved. We also check into the library, and hear about Extra Credit.Please subscribe, rate & review!

The crew is back to continue the conversation about the challenges & opportunities for 2nd Gen within the Uniting Church.

Prompted by some generic listener feedback, our host highlights a few episodes you might have missed. Tell us your favourite episodes at www.workxpc.com

We spend some time exploring resources that assist young people engage with the Bible - podcasts, websites & books from the library.

We review the SBS mini-series 'The Hunting' with our QLD correspondent Molk, and Rhanee drops by to read the 2019 Imagination Declaration.

Today's episode is brought to you by the letter P. We hear about panels & passing the mic. All part of 'perhaps' the #1 Uniting Church Youth Ministry podcast.

Recorded live from our Auckland studios, Bradon previews #IASYM & check out the library. Rev Claire Dawe joins us to share her experiences in an intergen congregation, and plays a very special Ethics #LitOrQuit

Our Instagram correspondent breaks down the big news regarding Instagram likes, our host reflects on #TheGoodSummit, and our audio tech Allan brings a friend to work.

We hear from young people about their experience of church & youth ministry in regional and remote towns.

Ex-Moderatore/President-Elect Rev Sharon Hollis drops by the studio for a chat (plus #LitOrQuit), and we hear from our field correspondent Bradon who was as the 2019 UCA Synod Vic/Tas meeting.

We're joined by Rev Denise Liersch, incoming Moderator of the Uniting Church Synod of Vic/Tas.