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Welcome to “The Millennial Pastors” where we talk about the intersection between faith and culture, from the millennial perspective. How ministry is done in the 21st century needs evaluating and we're here to share a fresh perspective. Instead of simply going to church, we want to be the church! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/millennial-pastors/support
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No matter where you’re from or how you’re wrestling through your faith, you belong here. This space is meant for wrestling. If you've been forced to reconcile new ideas or deconstruct some acquired knowledge, just know I’ve been through the same process. It is painful and challenging and we all hate it. But don’t give up - you will like yourself much better on the other side, I promise. Hosted by the Kindred Exchange Podcast Network
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This episode may be the most spiritually rich conversation to date on the Upwardly Dependent podcast. Dr. Krish Kandiah, and Officer of the British Empire and long-time advocate for refugees and orphans, shares incredible stories and deep reflections from his love for God’s word. As the last guest in this series on Orphans and Vulnerable Children, …
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Lauren was first introduced to Nick and Whitney Runyon a decade ago, and was drawn to their videography and storytelling across the globe. Both the Pinkstons and the Runyons entered into their own adoption journeys soon after, and as Lauren’s mind has expanded on the issue of orphan care, so has the work and advocacy of the Runyon’s organization, T…
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As Lauren says again and again, if you want to see less human trafficking in the USA, start by surrounding vulnerable families while children are young. The majority of domestic trafficking cases involve children who have aged out of or who have interacted with the U.S. foster system. Lauren was eager to interview Sarah because of her extensive exp…
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Join Jacobi for a discussion of what/how we gain from multiculturalism and how the diversity of church is bigger than race with our guest Rev Shane Perry. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/millennial-pastors/messageSupport this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/millennial-pastors/support…
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Jacobi interviews Rev. Ford on his experience pastoring a church still wrestling with the historical repercussions of racism still affecting the congregation today. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/millennial-pastors/messageSupport this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/millennial-pastors/support…
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Season 12 of the Millennial Pastor Podcast is focused on celebrating the diversity of the Kingdom of Heaven. Join us as we get to know our new host Jacobi as he tells us what to expect for this coming season. Previous Episodes ft/ Jacobi: An Interview with Hunter ft. Jacobi's book "And I leave you with this" Jacobi throws away White Jesus --- Send …
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Kayla and Lauren have been online friends for 10 years, writing and mothering in similar spaces. This conversation takes a deep dive into the relationships parents have with others who mothered our children both before and after they joined our families. Kayla writes heartfelt prayers for parents who are in need of a ministry of words in seasons of…
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Once you see how institutionalizing children can be harmful to their development, how do you continue to be involved with the care of orphans and vulnerable children? Brent Phillips, CEO and Programs Manager at Cherish Uganda, shares how this organization has evolved over the years to best center families within their care strategy. Brent speaks ca…
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It is critical to center the voices of lived experience experts in any human rights conversation. This episode is sure to give you pause at different moments, as David Sanon shares his experience growing up in a boarding school in Haiti, where American donors sponsored his education. After meeting Steph DeLuca Robinson and other trusted partners, h…
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Eric Gott began working with kids who hold difficult narratives as a play therapist in Nashville, Tennessee. He then became a foster dad, and after 3.5 years of courtroom appointments, he and his wife, Leah, became the legal parents of four young children. Eric now serves as a Children’s Minister in Birmingham, Alabama, where he has brought trauma-…
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Jamie Finn is no stranger to the attachment journey for children and families. Having shared her life as a foster mother for a decade, Jamie knows the beauty and the sorrow of loving kids with difficult beginnings. In this episode, you’ll hear Jamie share the ways her heart posture has changed over the years. If you’re considering becoming a foster…
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As a much belated wrap-up for Season 11, Megan Pittman shares some words of advice (the best bits if you will) from each of this seasons guests. Make sure to check out the rest of this seasons episodes and keep an eye and ear out for our upcoming seasons. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/millennial-pastors/messag…
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In a law-oriented society like the United States, it is critical to engage legal professionals who frame our understanding of adoption and foster care policies in the field of child advocacy. Elizabeth Kirk, who holds a doctorate in law from Notre Dame, is passionate about adoption policy because of the way her own life started and the way she and …
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Dr. Nicholas Darby obtained his Doctor of Medicine from the University of Alabama School of Medicine and is a distinguished Fellow of the American Academy of Family Physicians. He is a managing partner of Florence Medical Associates, where he practices primary care in Florence, Alabama. He served as chief resident during his time at Cahaba-UAB Fami…
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As medicine continues to advance, reproductive technologies provide more options to hopeful parents. Lauren’s sister, Ansley, shares her journey to motherhood with great vulnerability. This episode provides a frame for those who have wandered through ethical questions of in vitro fertilization. The things Ansley discusses here offer both challenge …
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As the mother of four children who joined her family through adoption, Shannan Martin shares how loving and walking alongside the marginalized of her community not only revolutionized her faith, but also made her an unapologetic ally with those who are negatively impacted by the U.S. prison system. Shannan, whose husband is a chaplain in their loca…
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For Season 11 of The Millennial Pastor Podcast our guest host is Megan Pittman. This season, we are exploring worship, the arts, and how they impact our interaction with both God and the Church. We are excited to share conversations with all kinds of leaders, artists, pastors, and creatives who share their stories and how art has played an “instrum…
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Since her release in 2019, Cyntoia Brown Long has been able to travel the U.S. speaking about her experience within the criminal justice system where she was tried as an adult and placed in a womens’ prison at the age of 16. Her story started long before her arrest, however, and long before she found herself fearing for her life in the home of a ma…
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In this episode, Dr. Patt van Eys provides an incredible foundation of understanding about psychiatric illnesses and the U.S. system for diagnosing and treating mental health concerns. Listeners will find this conversation SO helpful as Dr. Patti connects child development, attachment, and dissociation to the critical ages of neurological growth fo…
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For Season 11 of The Millennial Pastor Podcast our guest host is Megan Pittman. This season, we are exploring worship, the arts, and how they impact our interaction with both God and the Church. We are excited to share conversations with all kinds of leaders, artists, pastors, and creatives who share their stories and how art has played an “instrum…
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Angela Tucker has been a long-time trusted voice in the space of transracial adoption. As an advocate for children growing up in foster and adoptive homes, she shares her own experience of finding her safest place amongst others who were raised apart from their birth families. Angela facilitates the connection of a vibrant adoptee community full of…
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For Season 11 of The Millennial Pastor Podcast our guest host is Megan Pittman. This season, we are exploring worship, the arts, and how they impact our interaction with both God and the Church. We are excited to share conversations with all kinds of leaders, artists, pastors, and creatives who share their stories and how art has played an “instrum…
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***This episode contains themes of self harm, some mild language, and other concepts that may be sensitive to listeners.*** ... Milton Washington leads a number of ventures as he shares a powerful narrative of an identity formed through transnational and transracial experiences. In this episode, he sheds light on the unique origin to his story, and…
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This week's guest, Victoria Sibingo, teaches about how music and worship have offered ways to discover and receive intimacy from God. God simply wants to be in a relationship with us as we learn to be present with Christ and with others. Victoria currently resides near Lisbon, Portugal where she is involved with her local church and works as a loan…
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Kimberly and Lauren discuss the particular landscape of orphanages in Thailand, where $40M is donated to homes in 2 of the 76 provinces alone. Kim, a veteran advocate for reformed care led by Thai churches and families, shares how she’s seen practices shift over the years, and where donor churches still need to evolve in their understanding of chil…
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For Season 11 of The Millennial Pastor Podcast our guest host is Megan Pittman. This season, we are exploring worship, the arts, and how they impact our interaction with both God and the Church. We are excited to share conversations with all kinds of leaders, artists, pastors, and creatives who share their stories and how art has played an “instrum…
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As the President of CAFO (Christian Alliance for Orphans), Jedd Medefind invites people with any skill set or particular burden to care for the needs of vulnerable children and families. Whether that is through offering prepared meals, financial support, intercessory prayer, physical space, or emotional respite, there are things anyone in the Churc…
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For Season 11 of The Millennial Pastor Podcast our guest host is Megan Pittman. This season, we are exploring worship, the arts, and how they impact our interaction with both God and the Church. We are excited to share conversations with all kinds of leaders, artists, pastors, and creatives who share their stories and how art has played an “instrum…
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When Lauren was in graduate school, she committed herself to bringing research and data to inform the ways Christians engage with humanitarian issues. Dr. Kristen Cheney is an incredible resource for Churches to understand the psychology of attachment, best practices around child protection, and the need for excellent qualifications in the field of…
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Like many guests on this season, Megan Boudreaux found herself swept up into the church industry or orphanages. The longer she stayed in Haiti, the more she noticed that something was awry with the North American approach to placing children in institutionalized care. Megan and Lauren discuss the crisis of children aging out of orphanages with no c…
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If there is a good place to start this conversation for our season on Orphans and Vulnerable Children, Brandon Stiver is the right person to set the tone. With years of experience in this space, Brandon helped Lauren curate this episode through his knowledge and his connections to voices in this space. He is a co-host of the Think Orphan podcast, a…
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This season our guest host, Megan Pittman, is interviewing artists about their time in and out of the church. Worship music will feature heavily in the discussion, but there is more to worship than simply songs sung on Sunday mornings. Join us as we get to know our new guest host and hear a little bit more about what to expect for her season on the…
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Lauren is back with another season exploring the complexities of a global issue that engages many churches, but not always with a cohesive impact. As we follow the mandate of ‘pure religion’ outlined in James 1:27, what does it really mean to care for orphans and widows? What is the invitation to this work, and why isn’t it as simple as a few words…
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We wrap up season 10 with our guest hosts Caleb and Makayla and hear a little bit about where the future of creation care conversations are going. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/millennial-pastors/messageSupport this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/millennial-pastors/support…
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In this treasure of an episode, Caleb and Makayla have the rare opportunity to sit down with H. Ray Dunning for a theological crescendo to this special season on Exploring Creation Care. Dr. Dunning has taught, preached, and written his way into our Nazarene hearts and minds for many decades, and perhaps is most known for his systematic theology: G…
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This week: ecology, birds, evolution, and the Quetzal Educational Research Center (QERC)! In this dialogue with David Hille who teaches wildlife biology and ecology at NNU we get into some of the fun weeds of creation care! Learn more about QERC! http://qerc.snu.edu/ Dr. David Hille - Nighthawk Research@nnuwildlifebio (on Instagram and Facebook) @h…
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While in DC, Caleb was able to sit down with climate scientist Jessica Moerman. Jessica received her Ph.D. in Earth and Atmospheric Sciences from the Georgia Institute of Technology where she researched isotope geochemistry. At the time of this recording Jessica was the VP of Science and Policy for the Evangelical Environmental Network (EEN) but ha…
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This wonderful episode with Jonathan Twining, a professor emeritus of ecology and environmental science at ENC, highlights his passion for reptiles and amphibians. He shares about his snake bite prevention work in Kenya and how it’s saving lives (of humans and snakes)!Support Jon’s life saving work in Kenya: https://gofund.me/d5c9ea2cHear more from…
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This week we have two guests, Jeffrey Purganan and Brit Bolerjack. Makayla and Caleb have a conversation with Jeffrey Purganan and Brit Bolerjack with Heirloom East Bay! Heirloom is a Nazarene farm and intentional Christian community in Northern California. In this episode, Brit and Jeff share about how their ministry intersects between the land, t…
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Caleb and Deirdre Brower-Latz sit down in her office at Nazarene Theological College, Manchester to talk about her story and dialogue around salvation and a theology of creation care. Deirdre is Principal of NTC and member of the Advisory Team for Nazarenes for Creation Care. NTC has a wonderful MA in Theology/Ecology! Check out Nazarene Theologica…
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In this episode, Samuel Mohnkern, a millennial Nazarene native to the North-East U.S., shares his passion for God’s creation and how that unfolds in his current work, Restoration Landcare! This week is a conversation on plants, mulch, and landscape colonization. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/restorationlandscapes Instagram: @restoration_landca…
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Makayla and Caleb have a conversation with Tahmina Martelly, a Nazarene in Kent, Washington, who shares her meaningful journey and testimony. Tahmina is involved in life changing community garden work with refugees in Kent, called Paradise Parking Plots Community Garden! Learn more about Paradise Parking Plots Community Garden at https://worldrelie…
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Caleb sits down with Brenda & Laurie Braaten in their home in the mountains of Northern California. The Braaten’s have both studied and taught ecology and theology for over 30 years and they share their wisdom in this wonderful conversation following breakfast at their homestead. The Braatens serve on the N4CC Advisory Team. Check out this great re…
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This season we explore caring for creation with guest hosts Makayla Johnson and Caleb Haynes! Their guest for this episode is Frank Holleman.Frank is a Nazarene in the Netherlands, who is the founder of Fork Ranger, a start-up to turn research about climate change and food into practical tips and recipes.Instagram @ForkRanger Download the App, See …
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This season is all about exploring creation care. On this episode we meet our new guest hosts Caleb Haynes and Makayla Johnson. Learn more about what they do at https://www.nazarenesforcreationcare.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/millennial-pastors/messageSupport this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com…
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