Podcasts about first umc

This edition of the Means of Grace features a conversation with Rev. Joel Simpson, pastor of First UMC in Taylorsville, NC.  Joel has a heart for justice and the poor and marginalized. In May 2025, Joel, Shane Claiborne, and three other faith activists were arrested while protesting the GOP budget bill.    In April 2022, Joel, along with Shane Claiborne, led participants through the stations of the cross.  The stations included images that portrayed the execution of Jesus as painted by men awaiting their own execution of Tennessee's death row.  We talk about how that came about and how Joel and the church engage in justice ministries.    Show notes: Joel Simpson email to connect with him: jsimpson@wnccumc.net Holy Week exhibit: Are We Continuing to Execute Jesus? WNC United Methodists Grapple with the Death Penalty During Holy Week (wnccumc.org)                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            Poor People's Campaign: Poor People's Campaign – A National Call for Moral Revival (poorpeoplescampaign.org) Shane Claiborne : shane claiborne 957 mobile café - Home (957mobilecafe.org) Equal Justice Initiative Home (eji.org) advocates for criminal justice reform and racial justice. General Board of Church and Society GBCS Home • GBCS (umcjustice.org) Dontae Sharpe documentary: BBC News Channel - Justice Delayed

What do you do when life falls apart? When grief, sin, fear, and death seem to have the final word?In this unforgettable Easter message, Pastor Mark Reynolds explores the powerful hope of the resurrection and what it means for real people facing real pain.From the brokenness of Good Friday to the victory of Easter morning, this sermon proclaims the core truth of Christian faith: the worst thing is never the last thing. Through vivid storytelling, powerful biblical teaching, and the image of Kintsugi—the Japanese art of mending broken pottery with gold—this message will help you see how God can take your deepest wounds and transform them into a new kind of beauty.✝️ In this message, you'll discover: • How love triumphs over hate• How joy overcomes grief• How forgiveness defeats sin• How life prevails over death• How resurrection isn't just a past event—but your present calling and future hopeIf you've ever felt broken, ashamed, or without hope—this message is for you.

This week's prayer of examen focuses on the vice of envy. New to the prayer of examen? If you are unfamiliar with prayers of examen, First UMC staff member, Sarah McGinnis, has a video that will walk you through the structure and intention behind this prayer practice. Watch it here. If you want to receive these podcast episodes or a written guide of the prayers in your email, please sign up for our daily devotion email.

This week our prayer of examen focuses on the vice of pride. New to the prayer of examen? If you are unfamiliar with prayers of examen, First UMC staff member, Sarah McGinnis, has a video that will walk you through the structure and intention behind this prayer practice. Watch it here. If you want to receive these podcast episodes or a written guide of the prayers in your email, please sign up for our daily devotion email.

This week's prayer of examen focuses on the vice of gluttony. New to the prayer of examen? If you are unfamiliar with prayers of examen, First UMC staff member, Sarah McGinnis, has a video that will walk you through the structure and intention behind this prayer practice. Watch it here. If you want to receive these podcast episodes or a written guide of the prayers in your email, please sign up for our daily devotion email.

This week's prayer of examen focuses on the vice of greed. New to the prayer of examen? If you are unfamiliar with prayers of examen, First UMC staff member, Sarah McGinnis, has a video that will walk you through the structure and intention behind this prayer practice. Watch it here. If you want to receive these podcast episodes or a written guide of the prayers in your email, please sign up for our daily devotion email.

This week's prayer of examen focusing on the vice of wrath or anger.  New to the prayer of examen? If you are unfamiliar with prayers of examen, First UMC staff member, Sarah McGinnis, has a video that will walk you through the structure and intention behind this prayer practice. Watch it here. If you want to receive these podcast episodes or a written guide of the prayers in your email, please sign up for our daily devotion email.

Pastor Katie talks about upcoming events in the church including Women's Night Out and a rummage sale with all proceeds going to the Good Samaritan Fund put on by First UMC's Bibles and Brews.

This week's prayer of examen focuses on the vice of sloth or acedia--the refusal to respond to opportunities for service, growth, and sacrifice offered by God.  New to the prayer of examen? If you are unfamiliar with prayers of examen, First UMC staff member, Sarah McGinnis, has a video that will walk you through the structure and intention behind this prayer practice. Watch it here. If you want to receive these podcast episodes or a written guide of the prayers in your email, please sign up for our daily devotion email.

Join Rev. Trudy and Rev. Hannah of First UMC of San Diego as they kick off a new series of conversations through the Perspectives Pastors Podcast digital Bible study. This multi-episode discussion will take us through the season of Lent by looking at some of our favorite Biblical stories of faith to help us connect with our personal spiritual stories. For the first week, they’re talking about The Story of Proximity, looking to Mark 5:25-34 and the story of the hemorrhaging woman. During the conversation, they dive into: The Gospel of Mark’s technique of sandwiching Jesus’ stories – amplifying a theme while mixing the Jewish traditions with the breaking of the Jewish laws. The significance of the number 12 in this and other Old and New Testament stories. The theme of power that appears in Mark 5, and how it breaks gender and religious barriers. The theme of proximity and what it means for how we meet with the Divine. It’s an interesting conversation with a lot of threads to explore. If you’d like to discuss the themes of this podcast episode with others, we invite you to join our in-person Convergence discussion group or our online Patreon group as you ponder the following discussion questions: Where does your power come from? When have you been empowered to do something risky for good? What can you do to be closer in proximity to God? As a bonus: We have additional spiritual growth opportunities during this Lenten season! Visit us at fumcsd.org/lent to learn more. What is Patreon? Our online community has started to grow, so we’ve launched a Patreon channel! Located at Patreon.com/fumcsd, it’s a place where you can discuss the ideas from each episode, access some additional resources, and help support our digital ministry. When you become a free member, you’ll unlock the ability to discuss answers posed in each week’s podcast episode. There is also an option to unlock some extras by becoming a paid supporter at $5 or $10 per month.

Join Rev. Trudy and Rev. Hannah of First UMC of San Diego as they kick off a new series of conversations through the Perspectives Pastors Podcast digital Bible study. This multi-episode discussion will take us through the season of Lent by looking at some of our favorite Biblical stories of faith to help us connect with our personal spiritual stories. For the first week, they’re talking about The Story of Proximity, looking to Mark 5:25-34 and the story of the hemorrhaging woman. During the conversation, they dive into: The Gospel of Mark’s technique of sandwiching Jesus’ stories – amplifying a theme while mixing the Jewish traditions with the breaking of the Jewish laws. The significance of the number 12 in this and other Old and New Testament stories. The theme of power that appears in Mark 5, and how it breaks gender and religious barriers. The theme of proximity and what it means for how we meet with the Divine. It’s an interesting conversation with a lot of threads to explore. If you’d like to discuss the themes of this podcast episode with others, we invite you to join our in-person Convergence discussion group or our online Patreon group as you ponder the following discussion questions: Where does your power come from? When have you been empowered to do something risky for good? What can you do to be closer in proximity to God? As a bonus: We have additional spiritual growth opportunities during this Lenten season! Visit us at fumcsd.org/lent to learn more. What is Patreon? Our online community has started to grow, so we’ve launched a Patreon channel! Located at Patreon.com/fumcsd, it’s a place where you can discuss the ideas from each episode, access some additional resources, and help support our digital ministry. When you become a free member, you’ll unlock the ability to discuss answers posed in each week’s podcast episode. There is also an option to unlock some extras by becoming a paid supporter at $5 or $10 per month.

New to the Prayer of Examen? If you're unfamiliar with the Prayer of Examen, First UMC staff member Sarah McGinnis has created a video to guide you through its structure and purpose. Alongside this video, we'll be releasing weekly guided Examen prayers tailored to our Lenten series on the First UMC Leadership Podcast. Want to receive these podcast episodes or a written guide of the prayers in your inbox? Sign up for our daily devotion email to stay connected. Visit our website to learn more about The Better Way Lenten Series.

Rev. Todd Nelson preaches from Genesis 45:3-11, NRSV. Sermon notes can be found here. For more information about the Downtown Community of First UMC, Lexington, KY, please visit our website.

Rev. Todd Nelson preaches from Jeremiah 17:5-10, NRSV. Sermon notes can be found here. For more information about the Downtown Community of First UMC, Lexington, KY, visit our website.

Rev. Todd Nelson preaches from Nehemiah 8:1-10, NRSV. Sermon notes can be found here.   For more information about the Downtown Community of First UMC, visit our website: www.downtownlex.org.

The sermon for this week was the Children's Christmas Program "Unwrapped" put on by the children of First UMC.  

Join Dennis Shaw on this episode of Mindful Leader as he engages in a compelling conversation with Amanda McDow, pastor at Los Angeles First United Methodist Church. Explore the unique challenges and creative solutions involved in leading a church without a traditional building in urban Los Angeles. Mandy shares her experiences and the progressive vision of LA First, highlighting innovative approaches to ministry that adapt to the diverse needs of the community. Learn about the congregation's efforts in providing ministry and support in unconventional spaces and the significant impact they are making without a permanent structure. This episode delves into the importance of understanding and aligning with the values of a community, navigating expectations, and fostering inclusivity in faith leadership. Dennis can be reached via email HERE.  

Pastor Katie shares an interview with Jane Gilmore on the history and origin of First UMC's angel tree. Angels are due back on December 9th.

The conclusion to the Sum of All Fears series.

Since the "end" of COVID our congregation has been in deep prayer and conversation around what we need to do to be a healthy congregation. How do we move forward? What is God calling us to? This podcast answers some of these questions. 

“Joy and Celebration” by Lee Afdahl. Presented as the prelude to worship at First UMC on 20 October 2024 by the Celebration Ringers at First UMC - Gainesville, FL.

“Lord of the Dance” arrangement by Hal Hopson. Presented as an offering of music during worship at First UMC on 20 October 2024 by the Chancel Choir with Thomas Niemi and Cheryl Resch on handbells, and Lynn Sandefur-Gardner accompanying on piano.

Pastor Katie visits with the women of the Wednesday Morning Prayer Group. You can join them any Wednesday at 8:30am in the Lounge at First UMC, Yankton, SD.

“I Want Jesus To Walk With Me” by Milton Price. Presented as an offering of music during worship at First UMC on 6 October 2024 by the Chancel Choir with soloist Elvis Gomez and Lynn Sandefur-Gardner accompanying on piano.

“Many Gifts, One Spirit” by Allen Pote. Presented as an offering of music during worship at First UMC on 29 September 2024 by the Chancel Choir with Lynn Sandefur-Gardner accompanying on piano.

Continuing the Marvels series live from Richmond First UMC.

Continuing the Marvels series with a parable that isn't a parable.

Week one of Marvels, live from Richmond FIrst.

Rev. Karl Watkins shares a sermon on Psalm 84. August 25th, 2024 at First UMC in Yankton, SD.

My sermon from this morning at Richmond FIrst UMC.

Pastor Katie discusses the recent staffing changes at First UMC. Don't forget to sign up for VBS August 7-10th!

My sermon from Sunday, July 21 at Richmond First UMC, continuing the Limitless series.

2 Samuel 1.1, 17-27, Psalm 130, 2 Corinthians 8.7-15, Mark 5.21-43; How special was Reading Rainbow? Where can we see resurrection at work? Why does God delight in disruption? These questions and more on this episode of Strangely Warmed with guest Alan Combs. Alan is the lead pastor of First UMC in Salem, VA.Hosted by Taylor Mertins. - Don't forget to head over to https://www.crackersandgrapejuice.com Click on “Support the Show.”Become a patronSubscribe to CGJ+For peanuts, you can help us out….we appreciate it more than you can imagine.Follow us on the three-majors of social media:https://www.facebook.com/crackersnjuicehttps://www.instagram.com/crackersandgrapejuicehttp://www.twitter.com/crackersnjuice

1 Samuel 17.32-49, Psalm 9.9-20, 2 Corinthians 6.1-13, Mark 4.35-41; What can Bikini Kill teach us about the Gospel? How powerful is our praise? Why does Jesus sleep through the storm? These questions and more on this episode of Strangely Warmed with guest Alan Combs. Alan is the lead pastor of First UMC in Salem, VA.Hosted by Taylor Mertins. - Don't forget to head over to https://www.crackersandgrapejuice.com Click on “Support the Show.”Become a patronSubscribe to CGJ+For peanuts, you can help us out….we appreciate it more than you can imagine.Follow us on the three-majors of social media:https://www.facebook.com/crackersnjuicehttps://www.instagram.com/crackersandgrapejuicehttp://www.twitter.com/crackersnjuice

Unleash Your Leadership Superpowers Bishop Warner H. Brown is a retired bishop of The United Methodist Church, serving from 2000 to 2016.  He is currently serving as an interim bishop of the Sierra Leone Episcopal Area in the West Africa Central Conference.  

 From 2014 to 2016, Bishop Brown was the President of the Council of Bishops.
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Bishop Brown was born and raised as an only child in Baltimore, Maryland, the son of Ida and Warner Brown. At the age of thirteen, while reading the New Testament, he felt a call to serve. He began preaching as a youth and was encouraged to continue doing so. As a young adult, he attended the University of Maryland, (B.A. in Sociology, 1969.) He also graduated from Wesley Theological Seminary in Washington, DC with a Master of Divinity degree.

 In 1973 Warner was ordained deacon in the Baltimore Annual Conference by Bishop James K. Mathews. Yet his movement west had already begun with a pastoral appointment in the Western Pennsylvania Annual Conference as both the pastor of a church and Director of Bethany House Ministries in Pittsburgh, a social service ministry for two housing projects. While serving in western Pennsylvania, he was ordained elder in 1975 by Bishop Roy C. Nichols. In 1979, he answered a national search for an associate conference staff position in the California-Nevada Conference and transferred there. Once in California, it was only six months later that he was asked to serve as Conference Council Director.

 From this role of program and administrative oversight for the Conference, Warner was appointed just four years later to the Superintendency of the Golden Gate District, the richly diverse area including San Francisco and several rural and suburban counties along the Pacific Coast. Four years after that, he was given the charge of the Taylor Memorial UMC in Oakland, CA. While serving this significant congregation, the community was then assaulted by the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake and two years later the holocaust of fires in the Oakland hills. As chairperson of the Oakland Inter-religious Network for responding to this disaster, Warner led the community's ecumenical disaster response.

 Throughout these years, Warner has been active in the social justice ministries and programs of those communities and church connections where he has been appointed. To list but a sampling: Volunteer Police Chaplain, Trustee of the Glide Foundation, vice-chair of the Community Advisory Commission for Alameda County Medical Center, member of the Governing Board of United Way for Kern County, a member of the. Board of Directors for the Bakersfield Homeless Shelter, recipient of the 1996 Outstanding Leadership and Service Award for Emergency Response Ministries, given by UMCOR, and recipient of a 1998 Special Congressional Recognition from Congresswoman Barbara Lee. 

Warner's leadership in the church has included service as a delegate to General Conference twice, member of the General Commission on Religion and Race, a faculty member for New DS/CCD training, Harry Hoosier Member of and twice the host for the National Black Methodists for Church Renewal, chair of the Board of Missions in California-Nevada Annual Conference as well as numerous other conference boards and agencies, adjunct consultant to the Alban Institute, and a Wesley Seminary Distinguished Alumni. 

Following a successful eleven-year pastorate in Oakland, Warner was given a new challenge as Senior Pastor of the predominantly white yet multi-ethnic First UMC of Bakersfield, CA. Only two years into this pastorate, he was nominated and endorsed by his conference for the episcopacy: at the Western Jurisdiction Conference Sessions in Casper, Wyoming, and in July of 2000 he was elected to the episcopacy on the 19th ballot and assigned to the Denver Area. He retired in July 2016.

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Mental wellness is a spectrum where each of us resides. Creating inclusive and diverse spaces so all of us can feel safe regardless of where we fall on the spectrum is a primary focus at First United Methodist Church in Holland, Michigan. First UMC's director of education Jill DeJonge shares her own story of growing […]

Jeremiah 31.31-34, Psalm 51.1-12, Hebrews 5.5-10, John 12.20-33; Why does God make so many covenants? Is the church currently in exile? Is it okay to talk about judgment in worship? These questions and more on this episode of Strangely Warmed with guest Dane Womack. Dane serves as the pastor at First UMC in Paragould, Arkansas.Hosted by Taylor Mertins

Psalm 118.1-2, 19-29, Mark 11.1-11; Should we wear costumes to church? Is there such a thing as too many Hosannas? These questions and more on this episode of Strangely Warmed with guest Dane Womack. Dane serves as the pastor at First UMC in Paragould, Arkansas.Hosted by Taylor Mertins

Isaiah 40.21-31, Psalm 147.1-11, 20c, 1 Corinthians 9.16-23, Mark 1.29-39; Can we define the divine? What's the problem with preaching "lettuce" sermons? How wide is the Kingdom? These questions and more on this episode of Strangely Warmed with guest Alan Combs. Alan serves at First UMC in Salem, VA.Hosted by Taylor Mertins

Deuteronomy 18.15-20, Psalm 111, 1 Corinthians 8.1-13, Mark 1.21-28; What can South Park teach us about the Gospel? What is prophetic preaching? What's the deal with questions about Jesus' authority? These questions and more on this episode of Strangely Warmed with guest Alan Combs. Alan serves at First UMC in Salem, VA.Hosted by Taylor Mertins

In this episode, Rev. Todd discusses that God is relational and we are called to be relational too. First UMC of Newton, NJ worship livestreams on Sundays at 9:00 a.m. (Contemporary) 10:30 a.m. (Traditional). Join us for worship in-person or on YouTube. Please support us by giving online: https://tithe.ly/give?c=1377216 or https://paypal.me/newtonumc.  Sign up for bi-weekly devotions at Life-Giving Water. Subscribe to Life-Giving Water Messages, also on iTunes and Google Play Music. Subscribe to the Party on Johncast, co-hosted by Rev. Sal Seirmarco, Rev. Todd Lattig, and Rev. Blake Severson. You can reach Todd via Twitter @the_rockin_rev

In this episode, Rev. Todd discusses that we are children of the SAME GOD and are FILLED with the SAME SPIRIT. First UMC of Newton, NJ worship livestreams on Sundays at 9:00 a.m. (Contemporary) 10:30 a.m. (Traditional). Join us for worship in-person or on YouTube. Please support us by giving online: https://tithe.ly/give?c=1377216 or https://paypal.me/newtonumc.  Sign up for bi-weekly devotions at Life-Giving Water. Subscribe to Life-Giving Water Messages, also on iTunes and Google Play Music. Subscribe to the Party on Johncast, co-hosted by Rev. Sal Seirmarco and Rev. Todd Lattig You can reach Todd via Twitter @the_rockin_rev

In this episode, Rev. Todd discusses that as communities work through inevitable conflicts, prioritizing grace can lead us to become stronger and healthier in our relationships with God and one another. First UMC of Newton, NJ worship livestreams on Sundays at 9:00 a.m. (Contemporary) 10:30 a.m. (Traditional). Join us for worship in-person or on YouTube. Please support us by giving online: https://tithe.ly/give?c=1377216 or https://paypal.me/newtonumc.  Sign up for bi-weekly devotions at Life-Giving Water. Subscribe to Life-Giving Water Messages, also on iTunes and Google Play Music. Subscribe to the Party on Johncast, co-hosted by Rev. Sal Seirmarco and Rev. Todd Lattig You can reach Todd via Twitter @the_rockin_rev

In this episode, Rev. Todd discusses that the risen Christ moves us from a place of judgement to a place of connection, so that we can work together for the sake of God's kingdom. First UMC of Newton, NJ worship livestreams on Sundays at 9:00 a.m. (Contemporary) 10:30 a.m. (Traditional). Join us for worship in-person or on YouTube. Please support us by giving online: https://tithe.ly/give?c=1377216 or https://paypal.me/newtonumc.  Sign up for bi-weekly devotions at Life-Giving Water. Subscribe to Life-Giving Water Messages, also on iTunes and Google Play Music. Subscribe to the Party on Johncast, co-hosted by Rev. Sal Seirmarco and Rev. Todd Lattig You can reach Todd via Twitter @the_rockin_rev

In this episode, Rev. Todd discusses that the love and forgiveness of God is what enables us to rise above our mistakes and become more faithful disciples. First UMC of Newton, NJ worship livestreams on Sundays at 9:00 a.m. (Contemporary) 10:30 a.m. (Traditional). Join us for worship in-person or on YouTube. Please support us by giving online: https://tithe.ly/give?c=1377216 or https://paypal.me/newtonumc.  Sign up for bi-weekly devotions at Life-Giving Water. Subscribe to Life-Giving Water Messages, also on iTunes and Google Play Music. Subscribe to the Party on Johncast, co-hosted by Rev. Sal Seirmarco and Rev. Todd Lattig You can reach Todd via Twitter @the_rockin_rev

In this episode, Rev. Todd discusses that the journey from unbelief to belief requires a grace-filled encounter with the living Christ. First UMC of Newton, NJ worship livestreams on Sundays at 9:00 a.m. (Contemporary) 10:30 a.m. (Traditional). Join us for worship in-person or on YouTube. Please support us by giving online: https://tithe.ly/give?c=1377216 or https://paypal.me/newtonumc.  Sign up for bi-weekly devotions at Life-Giving Water. Subscribe to Life-Giving Water Messages, also on iTunes and Google Play Music. Subscribe to the Party on Johncast, co-hosted by Rev. Sal Seirmarco and Rev. Todd Lattig You can reach Todd via Twitter @the_rockin_rev

Some call me Dr. Ashley Goad, but most simply know me as Ashley. Raised in High Point, North Carolina, I grew up attending Springfield Friends Meeting, the Quaker church my great-great-great-great grandparents planted in 1773. If you spend more than 5 minutes with me, I'll likely work three things into the conversation: Jesus, Mission, and Quakers!I graduated from Appalachian State University in 2001 with a BS in Political Science, and then went on to Liberty Theological Seminary to earn a Masters of Divinity. In 2016, with a dissertation entitled, “Mind the Gap: Navigating the Pitfalls of Cross-Cultural Partnership,” I completed a Doctor of Ministry in Leadership and Global Perspective at George Fox Evangelical Seminary. While I was recorded (“ordained”) as a Quaker pastor in North Carolina, I am now officially “on loan” to the Louisiana Conference of the United Methodist Church. In church lingo, this designation is “Other Fellowship. My theology is sometimes very confused, though, as I have served at Pine Hill Friends Meeting (NC), ChristChurch Presbyterian (TX), and Herndon UMC (VA)!Haiti is my second home, and mission is where my heart is. Since 2009, I have logged over 40 trips to Haiti, most in service with Living Waters for the World and Solar Under the Sun, partnering ministries who seek to bring solar-powered clean water systems to communities in need. While in the Port-Au-Prince, Haiti airport in 2013, I met the team from First United Methodist Church in Shreveport. The church had begun to vision what a global mission ministry would look like, and for me, this was a dream job. I joined the FUMC staff on August 1, 2013, and have not stopped traveling the world since. With guidance and prayer from the Global Mission ministry leadership team, First UMC has created partnerships in Australia, New Zealand, Russia, Romania, Czech Republic, Uganda, and Costa Rica, while continuing their work in my beloved Haiti.The biggest celebration in my life came on January 31, 2020, when I married Christopher Harbuck! We have a sweet black lab named Molly. I am also “mom” to Mackenson, who lives in Haiti, and Chris has two children, Palmer & Kit.Music by: Irene & the SleepersLogo by: Jill EllisWebsite: brokenbanquetpodcast.comContact Us: brokenbanquetpodcast@gmail.com

Isaiah 42.1-9, Psalm 29, Acts 10.34-43, Matthew 3.13-17; How often should we leave worship saying, "Glory!"? What does the voice of the Lord sound like? Why do we celebrate Baptism of the Lord Sunday? These questions and more on this episode of Strangely Warmed with guest Alan Combs. Alan is the leader pastor of First UMC in Salem, VA.Hosted by Taylor Mertins.-Don't forget to head over to https://www.crackersandgrapejuice.comClick on “Support the Show.”Become a patronSubscribe to CGJ+For peanuts, you can help us out….we appreciate it more than you can imagine.Follow us on the three-majors of social media:https://www.facebook.com/crackersnjuicehttps://www.instagram.com/crackersandgrapejuicehttp://www.twitter.com/crackersnjuice

Isaiah 63.7-9, Psalm 148, Hebrews 2.10-18, Matthew 2.13-23; How important is it to be present in worship? What does it look like to praise the Lord? How can we experience sanctification? These questions and more on this episode of Strangely Warmed with guest Alan Combs. Alan is the leader pastor of First UMC in Salem, VA.Hosted by Taylor Mertins.-Don't forget to head over to https://www.crackersandgrapejuice.comClick on “Support the Show.”Become a patronSubscribe to CGJ+For peanuts, you can help us out….we appreciate it more than you can imagine.Follow us on the three-majors of social media:https://www.facebook.com/crackersnjuicehttps://www.instagram.com/crackersandgrapejuicehttp://www.twitter.com/crackersnjuice