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The ChurchNext Podcast Chris Yaw
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The ChurchNext Podcast is the audio ministry of ChurchNext: we produce online learning experiences that shape disciples
Founded in Detroit, ChurchNext launched in August 2013 with 28 online classes on various aspects of faith.
Since then, more than 25,000 people from 30+ countries have taken one of ChurchNext’s 300+ courses, which have feature instructors like Presiding Bishop Michael Curry, Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, Parker Palmer, Phyllis Tickle, Stanley Hauerwas, and Nadia Bolz Weber; just to name a few.
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The Journey to Priestly Ordination with Jeff Queen
Are you called to the priesthood? This course explores the ministry of a priest and the path of discernment and ordination.
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How to Sponsor a Gun Buyback with Chris Yaw
The absence of a robust gun disposal system in America has churches and other groups holding gun buybacks. Here's how to do it.
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Israel, Gaza, and a Jewish Perspective with Aaron Starr
The War in Gaza may have the largest worldwide impact than any other war in our time. Learn what's going on from a Jewish perspective in this episode of The ChurchNext Podcast.
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Israel, Gaza, and a Muslim Perspective with Steve Elturk
In the very complicated issue of Israel and Gaza, this class offers helpful insight into a Muslim perspective on the land and country.
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Are You Called to Be a Deacon? with Tim Spannaus
Is God calling you to the ministry of the diaconate? This four-part series explores the role of deacons and the process for discernment.
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Israel, Gaza, and the Anglican Communion with Paul Feheley
Explore the historical and biblical context of the conflict between Israelis and Palestinians and learn about the Anglican Communion's role in the region
Customer Reviews
Recording quality
Content is very interesting. However the recording quality is distracting. Episode on Benedict had speaker being too low in volume Music was a bit too loud and not used to a positive production
Moderator too loud and speaker too low so it was harsh when moderator spoke and out of balance with speaker.