It’s time for an introduction. Rev. Annette Flynn and I are formalizing a relationship to build the Lakelands Institute together. Annette brings chops to this gig that I’m very excited to share with you. In this podcast we’ll ramble on about the reign of God, the experience of hair standing up on the back of the neck, and why we want to spend our lives supporting clergy.
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Rev. Rosalind Hughes is clergy in the Episcopal Church, serving a parish near Lake Erie. She describes herself as a “non-techie,” but she exemplifies the spirit of this new era in which we are all called upon to learn new skills.
Rev. Lloyd Nyarota is a pastor in Alberta, Canada. We met in Nigeria when he was living in Zimbabwe, and as United Methodists, we have shared a common bond and friendship that has been aided through social media and mutual relationships. I catch up with Lloyd and hear about the church as it lies beyond…
I’m not a big fan of doing difficult things. If I have to, I usually can, but I like to know how long I’ll have to do them.
Rev. Ginger Isom is the pastor of a small-membership church in Morristown, Tennessee. Although she is a self-described “Non-Techie,” she has embraced the production process for pre-recorded services and hopes to integrate some of these elements into her church’s hybrid worship in the weeks ahead.
Valerie Ohle is in an interesting situation, to say the least! She is the part-time pastor of a rural church that was closed right after she arrived. It’s now been designated as a “new church start” and it’s all online. You won’t want to miss this chat with a remarkable leader and passionate pastor in…
We clergy speak of the most significant event in history: the life, death, and resurrection of Christ. Why is it so hard to “put ourselves out there” when we carry such an incredible message? Most of us are allergic to anything that feels like self-promotion. But in this world of social media, streaming worship, and…
