Лучшие подкасты про Huntsman Community (2024)

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Ep. 200: Rev Dr. John J. Thatamanil: Can Every Religion Be Correct? 29:28

1d ago29:28

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For our 200th episode, Steve sits down with Rev Dr John J. Thatanamil in a wide-ranging conversation of how we know what we know and why we should trust other believers to know what they know. There's holy hymning, childhood memories, and an evaluation of lint brushes...John Thatamanil is a professor at Union Theological Seminary, the author of The…

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Ep. 199: Eric Huntsman – Passover, Part III 22:31

8d ago22:31

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This is the third of a three-part mini series on Passover. Eric Huntsman, author of Greater Love Hath No Man: A Latter-day Saint Guide to Celebrating the Easter Season, discusses why Passover is important for Christians in understanding the historical Jesus and symbolism throughout the New Testament. He also answers the question, should Christians …

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Ep. 198: Rabbi Evan Moffic – Passover, Part II 28:37

12d ago28:37

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This is the second of 3 interviews on Passover. We hope you enjoy all three. Steve discusses Passover symbolism with Rabbi Evan Moffic and asks, should Christians be creating their own Seder dinners?A graduate of Stanford University, Rabbi Moffic leads a congregation in the Chicago suburbs and teaches across the world, sharing Jewish wisdom, storie…

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Ep. 197: Cantor Sharon Brown Levy – Passover, Part I 26:12

15d ago26:12

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This is the first of three interviews about Passover. We hope you enjoy all three. Steve chats with Cantor Sharon Brown Levy from Kol Ami in Salt Lake City about the musical rituals of Seder. The Cantor sings several songs for us, including Dayenu, the first psalm of the Hallel (Psalm 113), and the first of the four questions. Cantor Brown-Levy cer…

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Ep. 196: Tala Alnasser and Sama Salah. Why do you celebrate Eid? 44:34

26d ago44:34

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Eid Mubarak! Today, we are inviting you to a casual conversation with two students at Brigham Young University who participate in Ramadan. They speak to their experience with fasting, how Eid is celebrated in their culture, and why they believe. Sama Salah is the President of the BYU Arab Student Association. The BYU Arab Student Association is the…

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Ep. 195: What does "God's Love" mean across religious traditions? 49:57

1M ago49:57

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Steve chats with Rachel Whipple, Shahab Saeed, and Kimberly Applewhite Teitter about what God's love means in their different traditions. Guests share scripture, hymn, and personal experience to help illustrate God's love.Rachel Whipple is an attorney and Provo City Councilor, and a former Research Fellow at the International Center for Law and Rel…

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Ep. 194: How Do You Feel the Love of God? 54:28

1M ago54:28

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Welcome to our Love of God mini-series! We began with interviews from David N. Moore and Keyvan Guela. Now, we revisit conversations from past episodes that touch on God's love. This episode is organized roughly into a discussion of discovering God's love, learning to love those around us, how God's love is manifested through a certain prophet or m…

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Ep. 193: Keyvan Guela. How can you manifest God's love? 27:31

2M ago27:31

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Continuing our love of God mini series, Steve speaks with Keyvan Guela about the Baha'i concept of love and Keyvan's personal experience of feeling God's love through the care of the people around her.Keyvan Guela is is the Founder and Executive Director of Center for Global Integrated Education (CGIE), a non-profit Baha’i-inspired educational orga…

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Ep. 192: David N Moore. What does the phrase "God's Love" mean to you? 29:02

2M ago29:02

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Welcome to our Love of God mini-series! To kick it off, host Steve speaks with Rev. Dr. David Moore about the origin story of David's podcast, how to feel God's love, and learning to walk.The Rev. Dr. David Moore (he / him) is leads Santa Barbara’s Beloved Community Church, and also Jesus Collective, an online community that fosters wholeness and e…

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Ep. 191: BYU IFSA. What is the point of interfaith work? 27:17

2M ago27:17

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BYU's IFSA came to the In Good Faith studios to talk to Steve about their community projects and motivations.Dr. Andrew Reed teaches comparative religion courses and church history. He is the Chair of the BYU Council for Interfaith Engagement and an organizer and participant for the Jewish - Latter-day Saint academic dialogue or read the latest pie…

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Ep. 190 Woolf Institute: Why is religion important? 29:39

2M ago29:39

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Steve sits down in studio with Drs. Esther-Miriam Wagner and Emma Harris from the Woolf Institute of Cambridge University to discuss why the British don't "do" religion and how their institute hopes to change that attitude. Dr. Esther-Miriam Wagner is the Executive Director of the Woolf Institute and Fellow of St Edmund's College, Cambridge. She is…

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Bonus: Exploring Turkey on BYUtv 8:14

2M ago8:14

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Steve and Heather chat about their upcoming TV documentary on BYUtv. Get the app or find the channel on ROKU.

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Ep. 189: Rabbi Dr. Shaul Praver. What role does faith play in coping after acts of violence? 30:17

2M ago30:17

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Today, Steve talks with Rabbi Dr. Shaul Praver, a first responder at the tragic Sandy Hook shooting in Newtown, Connecticut on December 14, 2012. Praver was a leader in helping to heal the community in the aftermath. For his community work he has earned the Samaritan Medal of Peace and Humanitarian Accomplishments and was named one of the 50 most i…

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Ep. 188: Grace Ji-Sun Kim and Susan M. Shaw. How do you find God after abuse? 29:00

2M ago29:00

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This week, we hear from Rev. Dr. Grace Ji-Sun Kim and Dr. Susan M. Shaw. They speak with senior producer Heather Bigley about their book, "Surviving God: A New Vision Through the Eyes of Sexual Abuse Survivors." While the interview is not graphic in any way, be aware that we're discussing a difficult topic.Rev. Dr. Grace Ji-Sun Kim is a professor o…

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Ep. 187: James Goldberg. How does our heritage influence our faith? 27:44

2M ago27:44

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Steve chats with James Goldberg about his religious heritage and offering charity to those who came before us, as people working to build and experiment in the art of religion. James Goldberg is an American historian, playwright, poet, and writer. He has Jewish, European, and Punjabi ancestors; his grandfather, Gurcharan Singh Gill, was the first S…

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Ep. 186: Oren Jay Sofer. Why Meditation at a Time Like This? 29:31

2M ago29:31

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Steve sits down with Oren Jay Sofer and chats about how meditation is needed in tumultuous times, how to develop inner strength, and how the play of small children is an important skill we all should retain. Oren Jay Sofer teaches Buddhist meditation, mindfulness, and communication internationally. He holds a degree in comparative religion from Col…

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Ep. 185: Leah Marett. Why attend BYU as a Protestant Christian? 28:23

3M ago28:23

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We first spoke with Leah Marett in a bonus episode with students at BYU involved in interfaith work. We loved her story, so we invited her back for a full episode!Leah Marett is the host of the The Non-Member Project podcast, drawing from her experiences as a Protestant Christian student at Brigham Young University. Currently, she is earning her Ma…

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Ep. 184: Yasminah Respes Huberman. How can education uphold religious tradition? 27:27

3M ago27:27

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Steve speaks with Yasminah Respes Huberman about her family's Jewish heritage, her own experience moving to Israel, and the importance of education. Yasminah Huberman is the host of The Jewish Education Experience Podcast, and the founder of Lamed Learning Center which provides learning opportunities for families. She is originally from Southern NJ…

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Ep. 183: Gray Cox. How does AI impact religion? 24:20

3M ago24:20

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Steven Kapp Perry speaks with Gray Cox about the new age of AI and its influence on religious life. Artificial Intelligence has made its way into nearly every conversation over the last few months. We're wondering, What does this mean for religious practice? Dr. Cox discusses how we train AI matters and reflects our own spiritual concerns.Gray Cox …

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Ep. 182: Alejandra Oliva. How do politics and religion intersect? 29:03

3M ago29:03

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This week, we hear from Alejandra Oliva, author of 'Rivermouth: A Chronicle of Language, Faith and Migration'. She discusses the difference between being interested in an issue, and being involved in the issue. Her conversation with senior producer Heather Bigley covers the spiritual needs at the border.Alejandra Oliva is an essayist, translator, i…

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Ep. 181: Wendy Goldberg and Rabbi Joe Charnes. Is connecting with other religions important in Judaism? 54:29

3M ago54:29

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This week on In Good Faith, Steve speaks with Wendy Goldberg in the first half of the episode and Rabbi Joe Charnes in the second half. Both our guests are passionate in interfaith bridge building, and we were excited to hear what they are accomplishing in their communities. Wendy Goldberg is the executive director of the Tri-Faith Initiative, an i…

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Ep. 180: IGF Book Club - The Bhagavad Gita with Ravi Gupta 54:18

3M ago54:18

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Our first IGF Book Club of 2024! In this episode, we're reading the Bhagavad Gita, as translated by Laurie Patton. We actually interviewed Laurie on this show in 2020, so if you want to hear her voice, check out episode 77.Professor Ravi Gupta leads host Steven Kapp Perry through a discussion of the Hindu holy scripture; they're joined in studio by…

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Ep. 179: Trauma and Healing with Inouye and Peters 54:28

4M ago54:28

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This week on In Good Faith, host Steve is joined by Melissa Inouye and David Peters. Both guests discuss the idea of Sacred Struggles: trying times with a higher emphasis and draw to God. They also both draw parallels between the Christian Crucifixion and their own lives. Inouye and Peters are both published authors on the topic and we loved speaki…

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Ep. 178: Quilts, Comfort, and Activism 54:40

4M ago54:40

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This episode is a culmination of comfort and activism. Quilts are usually a symbol of tranquility and peace, but this week we hear from a group that utilized quilts to advocate for the Black Lives Matter movement. First, we follow up with a group we met at the Parliament of the World's Religions: The Sacred Ally Quilt Ministry. We speak with Rev. M…

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Ep. 177: Hello Saints! & Russell Moore 54:31

4M ago54:31

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Welcome to the first IGF episode of 2024! We are speaking with Pastor Jeff McCullough and Russell Moore.Jeff McCullough is the host and producer of the YouTube Channel Hello Saints, which records his journey as an evangelical pastor to learn about the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Recently, Jeff and his wife Joy relocated to Utah. Je…

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Ep. 176: 2023 Year In Review 54:37

4M ago54:37

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Happy New Year! Join host Steven Kapp Perry and producers Heather Bigley, Lia King, Katarina Martinic, and Ashton Rowan in recounting 2023. They will each discuss some of their favorite interviews from the year, sharing a short soundbite from each.We are so grateful for every opportunity we have had in 2023, so thank you for following along. Stay t…

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Ep. 175: An Acoustic Christmas 52:53

5M ago52:53

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Think of it as a family Christmas devotional: a little praise, a little witness, some tears, and some laughter, familiar, yet loose around the edges. We'll hear from Cherie Call, Paul Jacobsen, and Molly in the Mineshaft, as well as pianist Jared Pierce and Mark Geslison, who is the director of several student ensembles here at BYU.Our first hymn i…

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Ep. 174: Conversations at PoWR 52:50

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In August, our team attended the 2023 Parliament of the World's Religions in Chicago, Illinois. Since 1893, this interfaith conference has advocated for harmony and dialogue across religious traditions and their believers. This year, In Good Faith presented on a panel (see below for link). Now, we also get to share with you the impromptu interviews…

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Ep. 173: LDS Experience in Turkey – Turkey Series, Part X 52:08

6M ago52:08

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Welcome to our 10-part series exploring Turkey as a crossroads of faith, a place where world religions have met, overlapped, replaced one another, sometimes peacefully, sometimes not. In today's episode we're exploring the history of Latter-day Saints in Turkey, one of many tiny minority religious groups finding a place and building community among…

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Ep. 172: Turkish Food and Culture – Turkey Series, Part IX 52:50

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This is episode 9 of our 10-episode series about the crossroads of faith in Turkiye, an ancient land a modern nation. In this episode we explore traditions of the local people and suss out the difference between culture and religion. First, we'll speak with Pinar Bayrack Toydemir, the founder of the Utah Turkish American Association (UTAA) and orig…

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Ep. 171: Book Club, Poetry by Rumi – Turkey Series, Part VIII 52:50

7M ago52:50

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We have a special treat amid the Turkey series--book club is back! To follow up on Episode 7, host Steven Kapp Perry and senior producer Heather Bigley meet with Kevin Blankinship and Rasoul Sorkhabi to discuss the poetry of Rumi. The group discusses the geographical and cultural impacts on Rumi in 13th century Anatolia as well his esteemed writing…

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Ep. 170: Rumi and the Sheikh – Turkey Series, Part VII 52:50

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This week we visit the tomb of Sufi mystic Rumi, who is one of the most popular poets the world over. We explore the relationship between Islam and Sufism, as well as the influence of Rumi on Muslims everywhere, not just Turkey. We speak with scholar Kevin Blankinship about Rumi's life and poetry and we visit with Sheikh Ahmet Sami Kuçuk in Konya, …

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Ep. 169: Ottomans and the Imam – Turkey Series, Part VI 53:32

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In this episode, we explore Islam in Turkey, a country that is now 97% Muslim, but for over a millennium was pre-dominantly Christian. We'll discuss how that transition took place, well into the rule of the Ottomans, with Professor Christine Isom-Verhaaren, and we'll meet a former Imam, Cemil Usta, who founded an afterschool program to teach girls …

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Ep. 168: The Hagia Sophia – Turkey Series, Part V 53:13

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The Hagia Sophia is the most famous building in all of Istanbul. It's a marvel of 6th century architecture and it's still a marvel today. Originally a Christian cathedral, it was converted to a mosque when the Ottomans conquered Istanbul. In the 20th century, the building was turned into a museum and in 2020 it was converted back to a mosque by Tur…

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Ep. 167: The Caves of Cappadocia and Ancient Christianity – Turkey Series, Part IV 52:29

8M ago52:29

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Today on In Good Faith, we're exploring–literally–ancient Christianity in Turkey. In fact, for this episode we scrunched down into tunnels in an underground city in the Kapadokya region and we toured churches in caves and contemplated mosaics that were almost two thousand years old. This ornamentation is done in the artistic style of Greek Orthodox…

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Ep. 166: Paul in Ephesus – Turkey Series, Part III 52:51

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Today we're talking about a place and a person, both of which were important in the first expansion of a world religion. This week we're visiting Ephesus to understand early Christian converts and the life of Paul, with special emphasis on his confrontation with the silversmiths guild, as discussed in Acts 19.We'll talk again with Professor Luke Dr…

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Ep. 165: Jewish Communities in Turkey – Turkey Series, Part II 52:50

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In this episode of In Good Faith, we dive deeper into the history of Jewish life in Turkey, including an interview with Avram Sevinti, a leader of the Jewish Community Center in modern Izmir. We'll explore Sardes, the site of an ancient synagogue, and examine statues of the goddess Artemis outside of Ephesus, to better understand the larger society…

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Ep. 164: Introducing the Crossroads of Faith – Turkey Series, Part I 52:50

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Every week on the In Good Faith podcast we take you on a journey—usually that’s a guest sharing their personal journey of faith and belief. Starting this week, however, we’ll take you on a literal journey—a 10-part series we recorded with a crew in Turkey, a place which has seen huge shifts in religious beliefs over the centuries. We’ll talk with h…

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TRAILER: In Good Faith Turkey Series 1:00

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Join us for a special series in Turkey, where we explore the history, culture, and religions of this ancient land and modern nation. This new series of In Good Faith starts Sunday, Sep 3.

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BONUS: Religious Freedom Panel with Steve 1:02:22

9M ago1:02:22

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Join Steve in talking with fellow podcasters Adela Cojab, Trey Ferguson, and Uzma Jafri.Adela Cojab is a speaker on Jewish rights and equality under the law. She speaks at conferences and college campuses about anti-Semitism, Zionism, and human rights. Cojab believes that all students are entitled to learn in a harassment-free environment, and work…

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Ep. 163 How Does Podcasting Create Religious Communities? 52:50

9M ago52:50

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Steve talks with fellow podcasters from "3 Black Men" and "Mommying While Muslim" about how their different podcasts have created community for their listeners. Steve was able to host this week's guest in studio, because all of them attended the BYU Law School's "Annual Religious Freedom Review," where they spoke together on a panel about this topi…

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BONUS: Religious Freedom Panel with Heather 1:02:48

9M ago1:02:48

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Join Heather in talking with fellow podcasters Robert Monson, Zaiba Hasan, and Samuel Gay.Robert Monson Jr. is a writer, musician, creative, avid reader, and theologian who does work around the intersection of Black liberation and womanist theology. He is a graduate of United Theological Seminary and is currently working towards a Ph.D. His two pod…

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Ep. 162 The Art of Interfaith Work and the Work of Interfaith Art 52:50

9M ago52:50

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Steve prepares for the 2023 Parliament of World Religions in Chicago by speaking with Bernie Newman, Shoaib Khadri, Barb Maloof, and Bruce Duffield about interfaith service projects in Chicagoland.Bernie Newman is a Past-President of Congregation Beth Shalom in Naperville, Illinois, where he has lived with his wife, Judi, for 39 years. He teaches t…

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Ep. 161 Colin Campbell and Daniela Lee: Loving Recklessly 52:50

10M ago52:50

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Steve discusses love and grief with Colin Campbell, author of Finding the Words: Working Through Profound Loss with Hope and Purpose. Colin Campbell is a writer and director for theater and film. He was nominated for an Academy Award for Seraglio, a short film he wrote and directed with his wife, Gail Lerner. He has taught Theater and/or Filmmaking…

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Ep. 160 Haroon Moghul and Yelena Lembersky: How Does Religious Identity Help and Hinder Our Spiritual Growth? 52:50

10M ago52:50

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Steve discusses how religious identity might get in the way of a more genuine faith life with Haroon Moghul, author of "Two Billion Caliphs: A Vision of a Muslim Future." Haroon Moghul is an Account Director at Unitas Communications, where he helps international clients tell their stories. An award-winning journalist and opinion columnist, Haroon's…

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Ep. 159 Dan Groody and Yang Vang: Why Do Migration and Culture Matter? 52:50

10M ago52:50

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Heather speaks with Dan Groody at the University of Notre Dame about his book "A Theology of Migration: The Bodies of Refugees and the Body of Christ" and how Christianity teaches an ethics of love for the refugee and migrant. Father Groody’s expertise in and passion for refugee and migration issues has also been applied as executive producer of On…

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Ep. 158 Elizabeth Schrader Polczer and Craig Evans: Who was Mary Magdalene? 56:18

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Steve chats with two historians about the importance of ancient Christianity today.Elizabeth Schrader Polczer discusses how an answered prayer developed her interest in Mary Magdalene and led to a new career in biblical scholarship. Dr. Schrader Polczer is Assistant Professor of New Testament at Villanova University, having recently defended her Ph…

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Ep. 157 Panel: Us vs Them 52:50

11M ago52:50

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An in-person discussion on maintaining religiosity without isolating those of other faiths. Host Steven Kapp Perry talks with Dr. Trevan Hatch, Pritha Lal, Maysa Kergaye, and Luke Miller.Dr. Trevan Hatch is the Anthropology, Ancient Near East, Middle East, and Religious Studies specialist at the Lee Library at Brigham Young University. He is also a…

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Ep. 156 Michael Schnabel and Jonathan Rose: How Does God Help Us Grow During Trials? 53:29

11M ago53:29

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Steve speaks with Michael Schnabel and Jonathan Rose on faith-building experiences in revelation and healing.Michael Schnabel is the author of "Daddy's Girl", a memoir about the challenges and struggles of parenting through a medical crisis. A graduate of Nothern State University, Michael developed his passion for writing and storytelling during hi…

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Ep. 155 Benjamin Perry and Cantor Sharon Brown-Levy: How Do Our Emotions Draw Us Closer to God? 52:47

11M ago52:47

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This week, conversations about emotions and music, and how both are necessary to bring us closer to God. Benjamin Perry, author of "Cry, Baby: Why Our Tears Matter" encourages us to rethink how we view crying.Steve chats with Benjamin Perry about his new book "Cry, Baby: Why Our Tears Matter," published by Broadleaf Books, May 2023. Ben Perry's wor…

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