Podcast appearances and mentions of lisa kimball

Lisa Kimball, PhD (Sept. 23, 2022) by Virginia Theological Seminary

This recording is from Fintech Nexus USA (formerly known as LendIt Fintech USA) held at the Javits Center in New York City on May 25-26, 2022. It is from the track: Fintech in 2027 - Sponsored by Mastercard and is titled: Innovations in Lending Tech: Preparing for the Future in a Constantly Evolving Lending Ecosystem. Speaking at this session are Amyn Dhala, Mastercard, Lisa Kimball, Finicity, Kurt Weiss, Ekata,  with Moderator: Raymond Pucci, IDC Financial Insight.

December 12: Expectation | Esperanza | Espérance. Today's meditation was written by Lisa Kimball; read by Christopher Craun, Wendy Bermudez, and Frederic Spitz. This meditation was originally found in Promise and Praise: Advent Word Reflections, published by Forward Movement and available at forwardmovement.org. All meditations copyright Forward Movement, 2021. #AdventWord

UNO Souls Chat: I am honored today to be chatting with Lisa Kimball – an UNO Soul. She is the Executive Officer of the Arc of Loudoun.Lisa Kimball is a wonderful and kind member of the Loudoun County, VA community. And she has an amazing sense of humor! She is an executive that leads with kindness and it shows in everything that she does. The Arc of Loudoun is a local nonprofit that provides a lifetime of opportunities for people with disabilities. They advocate for, educate, serve, and support people with disabilities and their families. Words of wisdom: “It’s all about being kind. In any situation, if you can just take one heartbeat to temper your response. To realize that everybody has something going on. You can get what you need. You can make your point – but try to be a little bit kind - but just lead with kindness. If everybody could do that – just a tiny bit –even just some of the time - we’d be living in a much nicer world and we’d be able to face all of the challenges going on.” I am grateful for you Lisa! Thank you for taking the time to chat with me!◊◊◊UNO Souls are beacons of light in our community that can be guides for how to cope through this collective moment of change. I would love to chat with you – please reach out! I honor the light in all of you.

In part three of our coronavirus pandemic miniseries we're joined by Kyle Oliver to discuss incarnational perspectives on online church. Kyle Matthew Oliver is an educational media producer and researcher, a fellow of the Episcopal Church Foundation, and a priest of the Diocese of California. He currently serves as communications and marketing manager and adjunct instructor in Christian education at Church Divinity School of the Pacific in Berkeley. Kyle is a doctoral candidate at Teachers College, Columbia University, working on a multimedia dissertation focused on making meaning through making media in faith and faith-adjacent settings. His most recent publication, with Stacy Williams-Duncan and Lisa Kimball, is "Digital Literacies for Ministry: A Qualitative Study of Theological Educators Preparing Students for New Media Engagement," which can be read for free in the journal Ecclesial Practices. Kyle lives in San Francisco with his wife, Kristin Saylor, who serves as director of formation at Grace Cathedral.

In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, stay-at-home orders and physical distancing, the work from home phenomenon -- WFH -- has quickly trended into a thing. However, WFH also stands for "worship from home." Many are now worshiping via Zoom, Facebook, and YouTube, and wondering how to best stay connected with Jesus and their church. This episode explores worship, prayer, and creating sacred spaces at home. How do creative sacred spaces at home support prayer, worship? Can we really engage and connect with God at home (and through online sharing and participation)? How do we practice physical distancing without becoming socially distant and losing our sense of community? Episode guests include:Lilly Lewin, founder, FreeRangeWorship. freerangeworship.com Lisa Kimball, Associate Dead of Lifelong Learning, Virginia Theological Seminary. vts.edu Patricia Lyons, Advisor of the Dean at Virginia Theological Seminary. vts.edu Where to find Lilly Lewin:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lillylewin.thinplaceInstagram: @lillylewinWeb: freerangeworship.com & godspacelight.com Teaching Faith With Harry Potter: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B071CTS978/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1Building Faith: Buildingfaith.orgLifelong Learning at VTS: vts.edu/lifelong-learningBe sure to catch new episode of the Red Church Door Zoomcast with Kate Harmon Siberine at redchurchdoor.org or youtube.com/redchurchdoorSubscribe to the Red Church Door Podcast: redchurchdoor.com/subscribe

Dr. Lisa Kimball, Ph.D., is the Associate Dean of Lifelong Learning and the James Maxwell Professor of Lifelong Christian Formation at the Virginia Theological Seminary

Lisa Kimball, Ph.D. is the Associate Dean of Lifelong Learning and the James Maxwell Professor of Lifelong Christian Formation.

October 5, 2018 | Confirmation Conference - Plenary Session “Confirming Mentoring: Mutual Experiences of Incarnation” Speakers: Lisa Kimball, Associate Dean of Lifelong Learning and Professor of Christian Formation and Congregational Leadership at Virginia Theological Seminary Kate Siberine, Curate at the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd

Lisa Kimball is the Associate Dean of Lifelong Learning, Director of the Center for the Ministry of Teaching, and Professor of Christian Formation and Congregational Leadership.

A conversation with Lisa Kimball about the formation that happens at Episcopal Summer Camps. Listen in for why camp ministry is unique to our church and why it is important but also hear honest opinions on what we all might be able to do to make make it better.

Elisabeth (Lisa) Kimball is the Associate Dean of Lifelong Learning and Professor of Christian Formation and Congregational Leadership.

Lisa Kimball, Ph.D. is the Associate Dean of Lifelong Learning, Director of the Center for the Ministry of Teaching, and Professor of Christian Formation and Congregational Leadership at Virginia Theological Seminary.

Lisa Kimball, Ph.D. (Wednesday, February 1, 2017) by Virginia Theological Seminary

The Rev. Emily Mellott, alternate deputy from the Diocese of Chicago and rector of Calvary Church, Lombard, spoke to her guests about the structure debates taking place during General Convention. Guests: Randall Curtis is president of FORMA and ministry developer for young adults and youth in the Diocese of Arkansas; Andrea McKellar is a deputy for the Episcopal Church in South Carolina and does Christian formation for the diocese; Lisa Kimball is professor of Christian formation and congregational leadership at Virginia Theological Seminary.