A Place To Talk About Nonviolence

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In this episode Ray hits the road to join the people of A Place To Talk, a fellowship of believers in Hickory, NC. The first hour of this episode is a live podcast discussion about nonviolence between Ray and Josh McDowell of A Place To Talk, which serves to set the groundwork for the last 1.5 hours of our time together. During the last 1.5 hours the people of A Place To Talk join in the conversation offering push-back, comments, questions, and clarification about the topic of nonviolence. I want to say a big “thank you” to Josh McDowell for the invitation, and to the people of A Place To Talk for the hospitality, the stimulating discussion, and the warmth displayed even in the midst of disagreement (and oh yeah, for the yummy breakfast!). Check out this unique fellowship at http://aplacetotalk.net/.

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