Best Franklin City Church Podcasts (2024)

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The Kingdom In Our Midst (5.26.24) 50:22

5d ago50:22

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The Kingdom In Our Midst (5.26.24) by Franklin City ChurchBy Franklin City Church

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Deep & Wide - Franklin - January 28, 2018 51:37

8h ago51:37

51:37

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1911 Galvez Hotel: The Queen of the Gulf 6:00

2h ago6:00

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Uncover the legendary history of the Hotel Galvez, the "Queen of the Gulf," which has stood as a beacon of hope and resilience since its grand opening in 1911. From hosting iconic figures like Presidents Franklin D. Roosevelt and Eisenhower to serving as the wartime headquarters for the Coast Guard during World War II, the Galvez has seen it all. G…

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What If? - Week 1 38:27

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To Live is Christ - Week 1 41:04

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Sound Mind - February 10 - Franklin 46:05

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Sound Mind - February 17 - Franklin (11am Baptism Only) 22:54

5d ago22:54

22:54

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July 5 - Franklin 51:49

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51:49

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December 27th - Church of the City 39:44

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39:44

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The Way Forward - August 15th, 2021 42:03

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42:03

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Citizens of Heaven | November 20th, 2022 1:18:28

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10 Year Celebration 26:51

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Life on Mission | Tim Harlow 40:36

8h ago40:36

40:36

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Praying for Healing | Darren Whitehead 41:18

3d ago41:18

41:18

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The Hidden Underwater Marvels of The Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary 4:53

7d ago4:53

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Explore the hidden wonders of the Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary, located 100 miles south of the Texas coastline in the Gulf of Mexico. This sanctuary spans 160 square miles of vibrant coral ecosystems atop unique salt dome formations. Learn about the sanctuary's geology, its formation, and the diverse marine life it supports, from s…

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Harmony and Hope: The Jazz and Justice Church of Oakland 29:57

6d ago29:57

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Spotlighting the transformative work of the Plymouth United Church of Christ in Oakland, California. Led by the dynamic Rev. Margarite Matthews, this vibrant community is a beacon of hope and healing for residents of Oakland. "No matter who you are or where you are on life's journey, you are welcome here," says Rev. Matthews, who shares her deep co…

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Guardian of the Redwoods: Environmental Activist Julia Butterfly Hill 28:58

5h ago28:58

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This week on "Like It Is," we chronicle the extraordinary efforts of environmentalist Julia Butterfly Hill, whose remarkable journey of activism captivated the nation. In an inspiring and unforgettable act of defiance, 23-year-old Julia lived in a 200-foot tall, 1000-year-old California Redwood tree named "Luna" for 738 days to prevent it from bein…

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Breaking the Bamboo Ceiling with Former Mayor Amourence Lee 29:01

2d ago29:01

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Delve into the complexities and challenges of public service with our special guest, Amourence Lee. As the former mayor of San Mateo, California, Lee offers an unfiltered look at the realities of being a public servant, as the first Asian woman elected to office in the largest City in her San Francisco, Bay Area County. In this compelling episode, …

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Daniel 2:17-30 (5.19.24) 40:24

13d ago40:24

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Daniel 2:17-30 (5.19.24) by Franklin City ChurchBy Franklin City Church

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The Gift of Prophecy | Darren Whitehead 48:25

14d ago48:25

48:25

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Dr. Hal Needham Deciphers the Colorful Coastline of Galveston Island 6:21

1h ago6:21

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Explore the dynamic hues of Galveston Island's shores with Dr. Hal Needham, a local meteorologist and climate data scientist deeply connected to the island's natural science. In our conversation, learn about the natural forces behind Galveston's colorful coastline. Learn how geology and Gulf currents combine, creating a mesmerizing display. Gain in…

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Distressful Dreams (5.12.24) 49:53

20d ago49:53

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Distressful Dreams (5.12.24) by Franklin City ChurchBy Franklin City Church

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Mother's Day | Rebekah Lyons 30:11

21d ago30:11

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Stereotyping in Focus: Meet the Author of "Reel Bad Arabs" 28:58

18h ago28:58

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Join our conversation with renowned Lebanese-American media critic, scholar, and author Jack Shaheen to discuss his groundbreaking work on how Hollywood perpetuates harmful stereotypes of Arabs and Muslims in Western media. As the author of "Reel Bad Arabs," Jack Shaheen dedicated his career to exposing and challenging racial and ethnic stereotypes…

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A Grandmother's Crusade: Dorothy Garner's Impact on Inner-City Youth 29:01

17h ago29:01

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This memorable and award-winning episode sheds light on the transformative impact of one woman and was honored with a Silver CINDY Award from the International CINDY Competition. In this edition of Like It Is, we pay tribute to the late Dorothy Garner, an extraordinary woman who was the first female prison corrections officer in the State of Michig…

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Triumph Over Domestic Violence: Barbara Hudson's Story of Survival 29:01

17h ago29:01

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In this edition of Like It Is, we focus on Barbara Hudson's story as a survivor of domestic violence. She bravely shares her story of abuse encompassing various forms such as physical aggression, threats, and control. In the United States, approximately 1 in 4 women and 1 in 9 men experience severe intimate partner physical violence and other forms…

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Chinese Labor Camp Survivor: Harry Wu's Fight for Human Rights 29:00

6d ago29:00

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In this special episode of Like It Is, we are privileged to feature the late Harry Wu, a towering international figure in the realm of human rights activism. He is a renowned Chinese-American human rights leader who survived 19 years as a political prisoner in Chinese labor camps and joins Like It Is to share his remarkable story. During the interv…

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Delivering Miracles: The Septuplets' Story with Dr. Karen Drake 28:59

18h ago28:59

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We sit down with Dr. Karen Drake, a Perinatologist who played a significant role in a notable moment in U.S. medical history. Dr. Drake, one of two African American doctors involved, reflects on her experience delivering the first surviving set of septuplets to an American couple in Des Moines, Iowa, back in 1997. This interview marks Dr. Drake's f…

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On the Bridge of Bravery: John Lewis' Legacy 28:59

23d ago28:59

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Reflecting on the powerful civil rights anthem, "Ain't Gonna Let Nobody Turn Me Around" in this edition we examine an iconic moment in American history - the courageous march across the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama known as “Bloody Sunday.” As Civil Rights leader John Lewis and fellow marchers endeavor to cross the bridge they encounter b…

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From the Reservation to Newsroom: Independent Native American Press 29:00

9d ago29:00

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The Lakota Times blazed trails as the inaugural independently owned Native American newspaper in the United States. In this episode of Like It Is, we uncover the remarkable journey of Tim Giago, an esteemed American journalist and the visionary behind the Lakota Times. Alongside Doris Giago, Tim established this groundbreaking newspaper at the Pine…

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Songs of Struggle: African American Soldiers in the Philippine-American War 29:01

16d ago29:01

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In this episode of Like It Is, I sit down with Dr. John Calloway, a renowned multi-instrumentalist, composer, and educator with over 35 years of experience. He introduces his latest project, "Buffalo Soldiers in the Philippine-American War: A Crisis of Conscience," an artistic exploration of the intersecting experiences of African American soldiers…