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2 episodes with bethany community church
2 episodes with bethany community church
2 episodes with bethany community church
In this episode, we sit down with Michael Cerna from the Accord Network and Elli Oswald from the Faith to Action Initiative to talk about what happens when faith-based nonprofits face major funding cuts. Spoiler: it's tough. From staff layoffs to shifting American opinions on international engagement, Michael and Elli share the hard realities—and the hope. We get real about working with the government, why accountability matters, and how churches can step up. Plus, Michael and Elli share their perspectives on how young leaders and global communities are sparking change in powerful ways. This episode is honest, eye-opening, and full of practical wisdom for anyone in the nonprofit or ministry world. Read more from Michael Cerna/The ACCORD network: Michael Cerna | Faith, Funding, and Foreign Aid: https://www.nae.org/michael-cerna-relief-development-faith-government-funding-usaid-todays-conversation-podcast/ Read about how one organization in Faith to Action's network is being impacted: https://wng.org/roundups/the-usaid-closure-leaves-a-vacuum-what-will-fill-it-1740694625 Bio: Michael Cerna: Michael Cerna serves as CEO of Accord Network, a coalition of over 150 Christian organizations dedicated to global relief and development. Prior to leading the Accord Network, Cerna served in strategic and partnership roles at HOPE International, Mission: Hope, and Renew Outreach. He also previously worked at McKinsey & Company and holds a master's degree in International Management from Kennesaw State University. Elli Oswald: Elli Oswald is the Executive Director of the Faith to Action Initiative. Before this role, she served as Director of Mission and Outreach at Bethany Community Church in Seattle. Elli also served as the Children in Crisis Research and Communications Coordinator for World Vision International's Child Development and Rights Technical Team, specializing in community-based care for children deprived of parental care. She has a B.A. from Pepperdine University and an M.A. in Cross Cultural Studies and International Development from Fuller Theological Seminary. —-- The Better Samaritan podcast is produced by the Humanitarian Disaster Institute at Wheaton College, which offers an M.A. in Humanitarian & Disaster Leadership and a Trauma Certificate. To learn more and apply, visit our website. Jamie Aten, Ph.D., and Kent Annan, M.Div., co-direct the Humanitarian Disaster Institute at Wheaton College and are the Co-Founders of Spiritual First Aid. This episode was produced by WildfireCreative Theme Song: “Turning Over Tables” by The Brilliance Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | TuneIn | Stitcher | RSS Follow us on Twitter: @drjamieaten | @kentannan Follow on Instagram: @wildfirecreativeco @wheaton_hdi (Note to the listener: In this podcast, sometimes we'll host Evangelicals, and sometimes we won't. Learning how to “do good, better” involves listening to many perspectives with different insights and understanding. Sometimes, it will make us uncomfortable; sometimes, we'll agree, and sometimes, we won't. We think that's good. We want to listen for correction–especially in our blind spots.) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
World Outreach Celebration 2025 focuses on the theme: “Don't Waste Your Worship: How Missions Flows from Worship and to Worship.” On Day 4, Daniel Bennett, pastor-teacher of Bethany Community Church in Washington, Illinois, speaks from Acts 13:13 on “Sustained Worship: Faithful to the Mission,” emphasising the truth that God uses weak vessels to proclaim the glorious truths that transform idolators into Christ-exalting worshippers. He addresses three things from this text: 1. Why we abandon the mission 2. What happens when we fail 3. How we care for our missionaries
World Outreach Celebration 2025 focuses on the theme: “Don't Waste Your Worship: How Missions Flows from Worship and to Worship.” On Day 3, Daniel Bennett, pastor-teacher of Bethany Community Church in Washington, Illinois, speaks from Acts 13:4–12 on “New Worship: The Missionary Task,” emphasising what missions is and what a missionary is. He addresses three things from this text: 1. The task of missions (vv. 4–5) 2. The opposition to missions (vv. 6–10) 3. The hope of missions (vv. 11–12)
World Outreach Celebration 2025 focuses on the theme: “Don't Waste Your Worship: How Missions Flows from Worship and to Worship.” On Day 2, Daniel Bennett, pastor-teacher of Bethany Community Church in Washington, Illinois, speaks from Acts 13:1–3 on “Purposeful Worship: The Church that Sends Missionaries,” emphasising that a church that loves and worships God sets apart and sends out people who yearn for others to love and worship God. He addresses two things from this text: 1. The church that sends missionaries (vv. 1–3) 2. The missionaries the church sends (v. 2)
World Outreach Celebration 2025 focuses on the them: “Don't Waste Your Worship: How Missions Flows from Worship and to Worship.” On Day 1, Daniel Bennett, pastor-teacher of Bethany Community Church in Washington, Illinois, speaks from Acts 11:19–30 on “True Worship: Missions and the Local Church,” emphasising that you must participate in Christ's church if you desire to participate in God's kingdom. He highlights three truths from this text: 1. The local church is the goal of evangelism (vv. 19–21) 2. The local church is the primary place discipleship takes place (vv. 22–26) 3. The local church is the primary means through which God accomplishes ministry (vv. 27–30)
Welcome to Bethany Community Church! Our mission is to help people begin and grow in a relationship with Jesus Christ. For more information on our ministry, please visit our website at www.bethanylaurel.org. We pray that you enjoy this worship experience.This week, Pastor Nate continues the All Hands on Deck series by reminding us that God will keep us in the storms that we face.If you would like to sow into our ministry you can do so at www.bethanylaurel.org/give, via our app, or by texting “BCCGIVE” to 888-364-4483.New WineCCLI #7102397 | Brooke Ligertwood© 2017O Come To The AltarCCLI #7051511 | Christopher Brown, Mack Brock, Steven Furtick, and Wade Joye© 2015
ABOUT THIS EPISODE: Welcome to the Drive Thru Mom's Podcast! The stats are astounding! According to the Faith In Action website, 80% of children in orphanages have at least one living parent. So what does orphan and care for the vulnerable look like? How does the family unit come into play? What could be improved and how can we do our part? Today on the podcast we have Elli Oswald, a child welfare expert on orphan care sharing how we as moms can practically foster compassion and empathy in our children. Elli Oswald is the Executive Director of the Faith to Action Initiative. Prior to this role, she served as Director of Mission and Outreach at Bethany Community Church in Seattle, where she guided Bethany Community Church in various ministries to the poor and vulnerable in Seattle and around the world. Elli also served as the Children in Crisis Research and Communications Coordinator for World Vision International's Child Development and Rights Technical Team, specializing in community-based care for children deprived of parental care. She has a B.A. from Pepperdine University and a M.A. in Cross Cultural Studies and International Development from Fuller Theological Seminary. Elli has worked with a wide variety non-profit organizations, including, Union Station Homeless Services in Los Angeles. ENJOY friends and HAPPY WEDNESDAY! CONNECT WITH US: Email: lynn@drivethrumoms.com Website: https://www.drivethrumoms.com Book: Faithful Before, Faithful Again: Finding God Faithful in An Anxious World https://a.co/d/ernpYJS Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drivethrumoms Linktree: https://linktr.ee/drivethrumoms?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=bf81e359-b976-4b95-bb82-699e19a26f2e Subscribe: Drive Thru Moms Podcast Review: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/drive-thru-moms/id1528282382#see-all/reviews CONNECT W/ Elli Oswald Faith to Action Initiative | Faith to Action | Home elli@faithtoaction.org
Listeners! This is episode speaks to our souls! Meet Nathan Nelson!Nathan is the Pastor of Mission & Outreach at Bethany Community Church in Seattle, WA. He has more than a decade of experience working in short-term mission on the side of the sending church and receiving organization. He has worked throughout Latin America, Rwanda, and Seattle in church-based community development and is passionate about unifying local churches to be agents of holistic transformation in their communities. He holds a MA of Divinity with an emphasis in International Development & Urban Studies from Fuller Theological Seminary and BA in Global Development and Sociology from Seattle Pacific University. He is a contributor to the book Re-Imagining Short-Term Missions and several publications on the topic of Christian mission. He calls the Pacific Northwest home and lives every day in gratitude and admiration for his beloved wife Maci.To learn more about Re-Imagining Short-Term Missions, visit the RISTM Book Website: https://www.reimaginingstm.com/Rwanda to Seattle Mission Trip (teaser trailer): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HSq0j2w6PI8Music by: Irene & the SleepersLogo by: Jill EllisWebsite: menomissions.orgBB Website: https://www.brokenbanquetpodcast.comContact Us: brokenbanquetpodcast@gmail.com
Elli Oswald is the Executive Director of the Faith to Action Initiative, a coalition of organizations seeking to promote best practices in global orphan care. She has served as a missions pastor at Bethany Community Church in Seattle and as part of World Vision International's Child Protection Technical Team, specializing in community-based care for children deprived of parental care. She has a B.A. from Pepperdine University and a M.A. in Cross Cultural Studies and International Development from Fuller Theological Seminary. Family-based care for orphans world-wide is the ultimate goal. This episode with host Sue Duffield, is both informative and entertaining, as she and Elli navigate the truth about orphan care, the desperate need for support to families and the evidence of success when communities understand the need. www.sueduffield.com www.faithtoaction.org
Welcome back to the unSeminary podcast. We're talking with Nathan Nelson, Pastor of Mission and Outreach at Bethany Community Church in the Seattle, Washington region. Do you ever feel like short-term missions trips actually push against creating deep, lasting change in the communities you serve? Tune in as Nathan shares how to move beyond the […]
Welcome to the Richard Dahlstrom Podcast. Richard is an Author, Speaker and Pastor of Bethany Community Church in Seattle, WA. More information at churchbcc.org
Headlines: IRS whistleblowers testify. Interviews: Nathan Nelson, Pastor of Mission & Outreach at Bethany Community Church in Seattle, WA, Elise Galis, Program Manager, Together PDX, Palau Team member, Together PDX, night of worship this Sunday at Waterfront Park.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Welcome to the Richard Dahlstrom Podcast. Richard is an Author, Speaker and Pastor of Bethany Community Church in Seattle, WA. More information at churchbcc.org
Welcome to the Richard Dahlstrom Podcast. Richard is an Author, Speaker and Pastor of Bethany Community Church in Seattle, WA. More information at churchbcc.org
Welcome to the Richard Dahlstrom Podcast. Richard is an Author, Speaker and Pastor of Bethany Community Church in Seattle, WA. More information at churchbcc.org
Earthkeepers: A Circlewood Podcast on Creation Care and Spirituality
In this episode Forrest talks with John Wayne Seitzler and Nick Rubesh, leaders of the Wilderness Ministry at Bethany Community Church in Seattle. The Wilderness Ministry fosters experiences in nature that transform hearts and minds--and that help people to grow in their understanding of God and of the whole community of creation. Recently, in partnership with Circlewood, they've embarked on a new adventure: The ecological restoration of church property—and the establishment of a wild space in the heart of an urban community.Guests: John Wayne Seitzler and Nick Rubesh Wilderness Ministry, Bethany Community Church Mentions: Ancient Paths program of the Wilderness Ministry Beyond Malibu Young Life Walking in the ancient paths—Jeremiah 6:16 Earthkeepers Episode 76—Healing Our Hearts, Learning the Land: Practicing Pilgrimage with David Pott and Daniel Rutledge God calls man to care for creation—Genesis 2:15 “Shalom” meaning Hamlin Park Nurse logs—Washington Native Plant Society Earthkeepers Episode 73—Life, Death, and Compost Theology: Learning from the Farminary with Wesley Willison Rebuilding the wall of Jerusalem—Nehemiah 3 For the Beauty of the Earth: A Christian Vision for Creation Care by Steven Bouma-Prediger The day of the Lord—2 Peter 3:1-13 Earthkeepers Episode 72—Tree by Tree: Planting for the Whole Community of Creation with Scott Sabin of Plant with Purpose Day unto day utters speech—Psalm 19:1-2 Keywords: wilderness, ancient, paths, creation, Scripture, spirit, soul, body, meditation, fasting, awareness, trek, trip, Jesus, Christ, pilgrimage, Pacific Northwest, travel, camping, native, land, sacred, stewardship, liberty, conservation, shalom, relationship, name, indigenous, urban, parks, ministry, retreat, experience, environment, nurse log, farm, compost, climate, wild church, climate dread, hope, embodiment, outdoors, discipleship, revelation, restoration, rewilding Find us on our website: Circlewood.Donate here to Earthkeepers Podcast. Join the Stand.
Welcome to the Richard Dahlstrom Podcast. Richard is an Author, Speaker and Pastor of Bethany Community Church in Seattle, WA. More information at churchbcc.org
Welcome to the Richard Dahlstrom Podcast. Richard is an Author, Speaker and Pastor of Bethany Community Church in Seattle, WA. More information at churchbcc.org
Welcome to the Richard Dahlstrom Podcast. Richard is an Author, Speaker and Pastor of Bethany Community Church in Seattle, WA. More information at churchbcc.org
Welcome to the Richard Dahlstrom Podcast. Richard is an Author, Speaker and Pastor of Bethany Community Church in Seattle, WA. More information at churchbcc.org
This week's episode is with Nathan Nelson, the Pastor of Mission & Outreach at Bethany Community Church in Seattle, Washington. Nathan is also a contributor to Re-Imagining Short-Term Missions, where he shares his insight into why partnership in missions is a better way. Nathan joins us to discuss how integrating missions locally and globally that takes into account the strengths of our missions partners creates a healthier, long lasting approach to missions and outreach. Want to learn how your church can partner with OneChild to bring HOPE to kids living in hard Places? Click Here!First, the issue of poverty is complex and doesn't have simple solutions. Rather than expecting quick fixes and programmatic responses, we need patience to make lasting improvement over time.Second, the issues people face on the other side of the world are the same issues that we face in our own communities. Having a strategy that takes this into account will result in a more healthy, integrated ministry.And finally, take a step back and look at your global partners to see what they're doing well, and then find ways to learn from them. There is so much wisdom around us if we are open to it.Learn More about Re-Imagining Short-Term MissionsLearn More about Bethany Community ChurchLearn more about OneChild HERE!
Welcome to the Richard Dahlstrom Podcast. Richard is an Author, Speaker and the Senior Pastor of Bethany Community Church in Seattle, WA. More information at churchbcc.org
Welcome to the Richard Dahlstrom Podcast. Richard is an Author, Speaker and the Senior Pastor of Bethany Community Church in Seattle, WA. More information at churchbcc.org
Welcome to the Richard Dahlstrom Podcast. Richard is an Author, Speaker and the Senior Pastor of Bethany Community Church in Seattle, WA. More information at churchbcc.org
Welcome to the Richard Dahlstrom Podcast. Richard is an Author, Speaker and the Senior Pastor of Bethany Community Church in Seattle, WA. More information at churchbcc.org
Hosts Yasmine Vaughan and Dr. Laura Horvath:We're happy to have with us today, Elli Oswald from Faith to Action, to talk about how they share with others best practices in short term missions. In particular, we are eager to have her talk about the importance of ethical missions in regard to safety and protection of children. Elli Oswald is the Executive Director of the Faith to Action Initiative, which seeks to elevate best practices in orphan care, specifically recognizing the importance of family in the life of every child. Prior to this role, she served the Missions Pastor at Bethany Community Church in Seattle. Elli also served on World Vision's Child Development and Rights Technical Team, specializing in community-based care for children deprived of parental care. Thanks for joining us, Elli!Short term missions are a vital part of the work of organizations supporting missions in the majority world. When done right, short term missions enable people to travel somewhere and engage meaningfully in support of others that lifts and enriches both the missioner and the recipient. Additionally, to put it bluntly, short term missions are often a means to enable usually western partners to ‘tell the story' to help raise funds to support the local missions on the ground. However, this can lead to all kinds of issues of concern, especially when those missions are focused on orphans and vulnerable children. Helpful links! With Eyes Wide OpenWhen Helping Hurts in Short Term MissionsFaith to ActionThe Love You GiveROK Kern7 SOE7 F2A practices Changing the Way We Care: A Family TornThe Global Church PledgeHelpingchildrenworldwide.org
Welcome to the Richard Dahlstrom Podcast. Richard is an Author, Speaker and the Senior Pastor of Bethany Community Church in Seattle, WA. More information at churchbcc.org
Welcome to the Richard Dahlstrom Podcast. Richard is an Author, Speaker and the Senior Pastor of Bethany Community Church in Seattle, WA. More information at churchbcc.org
Welcome to the Richard Dahlstrom Podcast. Richard is an Author, Speaker and the Senior Pastor of Bethany Community Church in Seattle, WA. More information at churchbcc.org
Welcome to the Richard Dahlstrom Podcast. Richard is an Author, Speaker and the Senior Pastor of Bethany Community Church in Seattle, WA. More information at churchbcc.org
Welcome to the Richard Dahlstrom Podcast. Richard is an Author, Speaker and the Senior Pastor of Bethany Community Church in Seattle, WA. More information at churchbcc.org
Welcome to the Richard Dahlstrom Podcast. Richard is an Author, Speaker and the Senior Pastor of Bethany Community Church in Seattle, WA. More information at churchbcc.org
Welcome to the Richard Dahlstrom Podcast. Richard is an Author, Speaker and the Senior Pastor of Bethany Community Church in Seattle, WA. More information at churchbcc.org
Welcome to the Richard Dahlstrom Podcast. Richard is an Author, Speaker and the Senior Pastor of Bethany Community Church in Seattle, WA. More information at churchbcc.org
Garry and Jason are back for one final bonus episode and are joined by their favorite guest, Daniel Bennett of Bethany Community Church to discuss the very popular Rise and Fall of Mars Hill Podcast. This is their last hurrah, folks!
Garry and Jason are back for one final bonus episode and are joined by their favorite guest, Daniel Bennett of Bethany Community Church to discuss the very popular Rise and Fall of Mars Hill Podcast. This is their last hurrah, folks!
Welcome to the Richard Dahlstrom Podcast. Richard is an Author, Speaker and the Senior Pastor of Bethany Community Church in Seattle, WA. More information at churchbcc.org
This episode has been a long time in the making. We knew that to cover our varied perspectives on grief, loss, and end-of-life, a discussion on faith traditions would be an important part. The world around us infers that talking about death is not the same as talking about the joy of birth or the happiest of life's milestones. Certainly this unspoken “sweeping under the rug” of what is actually happening to all people and all families can feel so isolating. We wanted to hear some messages of love and hope from those at the front lines of faith and spirituality, whatever your faith or spirituality may be. We recognize that all of us approach life and death in general from the perspective of our faith traditions, our family cultures, and the traditions and culture we choose as adults. All this shapes how we approach our end-of-life planning. Senior Hosts and Producers, Lisa Laudico and Natalia Green, along with Hosts Shonte Drakeford, Ashley Fernandez, Ellen Landsberger, and Lynda Weatherby interviewed 10 faith leaders. We hear from Jaclyn Roessel, Navajo Nation culture leader; Minister Barbara Bigelow and Elder Chester N. Bigelow of the New Samaritan Baptist Church; Reverend Kendy Easley, of Bethany Community Church; Rabbi Mychal Springer, Chaplain & Manager of Clinical Pastoral Education at NY-Presbyterian Hospital; M.R. Ravi Vaidyanaat Sivachariar, Spiritual Leader of The Hindu Temple Society of North America; Brother Marcus Martin, Leader, Church of Jesus Christs of Latter-Day Saints; Chaplain Rhonda Alderman and Tupten Tendhar, Professor of Buddhism, Non-violence & Peace Studies. Our last interview is with Dr. Kamal Abu-Shamsieh, director of the inter-religious chaplaincy program at the graduate theological union in Berkeley, CA. He sums up how we feel perfectly: “We need to look at death from a more human way. And when I say we, I don't mean just Muslims. When I say we, I say before we were Muslims, before we were Catholics, before we were Jews, before we were Hindus in those, before we were secular humanists, we were humans." Thanks for listening. More info is available on our website: www.ourmbclife.orgGot something to share? Feedback? Email: ourmbclife@sharecancersupport.org Send us a voice recording via email or through speakpipe on our website. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter @ourmbclife.
In this episode, Jeff and Terra dive into a conversation many leaders want to have but are uncertain where to begin or how to do it well. They discuss the tension pastors and Christian leaders experience in trying to hold true to God's Word and leaning into the complex challenges of their communities, such as the LGBTQ community and their real needs. There are very few who know how to love well, without confusing love with “no limits”. This intro may have already triggered some of you as leaders practice and hold a wide variety of beliefs. Please hang around for a bit. We hope you will find this conversation helpful wherever you land in your theology. Our guest is very familiar with leading in uncomfortable places for many decades and his principles might be helpful and even challenging to some. Pastor Richard Dahlstrom was the senior pastor for Bethany Community Church, a multi-site campus church in the heart of Seattle, Washington, for over 25 years. He is a gifted author, speaker and teacher, with a heart full of grace. He is the author of several books, including, “The Colors of Hope: Becoming People of Mercy, Justice and Love” and “The Map is Not the Journey: Faith Renewed While Hiking The Alps” Richard believes healthy people are the foundation of healthy marriages, family systems, businesses, and faith communities. His desire to guide people toward wholeness finds expression in teaching, coaching, guiding Ancient Paths experiences, and writing. Married for 40 years to Donna Dahlstrom, he and Donna have three grown children and three grandchildren. He is also the founding Director of Spirit Soul Body, an organization with a mission to bring people one step closer to wholeness. An avid outdoorsman and climber, you'll often find Richard climbing, skiing, or hiking. Find Richard Dahlstrom online at: https://www.spiritsoulbody.org Bethany Community Church - https://www.churchbcc.org/about-us Books on amazon - https://www.amazon.com/Richard-Dahlstrom/e/B001JS5M46%3Fref=dbs_a_mng_rwt_scns_share
Welcome to the Richard Dahlstrom Podcast. Richard is an Author, Speaker and the Senior Pastor of Bethany Community Church in Seattle, WA. More information at churchbcc.org
Welcome to the Richard Dahlstrom Podcast. Richard is an Author, Speaker and the Senior Pastor of Bethany Community Church in Seattle, WA. More information at churchbcc.org
Welcome to the Richard Dahlstrom Podcast. Richard is an Author, Speaker and the Senior Pastor of Bethany Community Church in Seattle, WA. More information at churchbcc.org
Welcome to the Richard Dahlstrom Podcast. Richard is an Author, Speaker and the Senior Pastor of Bethany Community Church in Seattle, WA. More information at churchbcc.org
Welcome to the Richard Dahlstrom Podcast. Richard is an Author, Speaker and the Senior Pastor of Bethany Community Church in Seattle, WA. More information at churchbcc.org
Welcome to the Richard Dahlstrom Podcast. Richard is an Author, Speaker and the Senior Pastor of Bethany Community Church in Seattle, WA. More information at churchbcc.org
Welcome to the Richard Dahlstrom Podcast. Richard is an Author, Speaker and the Senior Pastor of Bethany Community Church in Seattle, WA. More information at churchbcc.org
Welcome to the Richard Dahlstrom Podcast. Richard is an Author, Speaker and the Senior Pastor of Bethany Community Church in Seattle, WA. More information at churchbcc.org
Amidst all of the pain each of us suffers in various seasons, plus the onslaught of "bad news" we see in our world each day—it can be extremely challenging to find any glimmer of hope. Join host Richard Dahlstrom and guests Kim Hurst and Nathan Nelson as they discuss practical ways we can take steps toward hope and wholeness. Kim Hurst is the Northwest Director of Strategic Partnerships at World Relief. World Relief is a global Christian humanitarian organization that brings sustainable solutions to the world's greatest problems by partnering with local churches and community leaders in the U.S. and abroad to bring hope, healing, and transformation to the most vulnerable. In her role, Kim has the opportunity to discover and strengthen connections in which partners encourage, equip, and empower one another through God's love. She holds a B.A. from the University of Washington in Society and Justice, and an M.A. from Fuller Theological Seminary in Cross-Cultural Studies. Nathan Nelson is the Pastor of Mission & Outreach at Bethany Community Church in Seattle, WA. He has years of experience working in local and global church-based community development and is passionate about unifying local churches to be agents of holistic transformation in their communities. Previously, he worked in refugee resettlement with World Relief and provided support for reuniting families from Central America. He holds a Master of Divinity with an emphasis in International Development & Urban Studies from Fuller Theological Seminary and Bachelor of Arts in Global Development and Sociology from Seattle Pacific University. He calls the Pacific Northwest home and lives every day in gratitude and admiration for his beloved wife Maci.
Richard Dahlstrom '79 has been the senior pastor at Bethany Community Church for 25 years. Richard talks about his road to being a pastor, things he learned in the Alps while on sabbatical, and his advice for pastors.
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