Candler in Conversation

The Candler Foundry

Hosted by The Candler Foundry, Candler in Conversation invites Candler faculty, students, staff, and alumni to engage in dialogue on issues of faith, theology, and public life.

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    How Digital Ministry Is Changing Faith and Church Community

    In this heartfelt conversation, we explore how digital innovation is reshaping church life and Christian faith, making space for authentic community both online and in person. Cydnei Williams, a second-year theology student at Candler and the creator of the “Holy and Acceptable” podcast, shares her journey of building a brand that centers wholeness, cultural identity, and the richness of Black church tradition. Her story reminds us that God welcomes every part of who we are, and that digital ministry can be a powerful tool for connection, accessibility, and spiritual growth.Learn more at https://candlerfoundry.emory.edu/Sydney’s approach to Christian leadership is rooted in listening deeply to community, honoring diverse voices, and curating conversations that reflect the lived experiences of real people. Whether you’re a pastor, a digital creator, or someone curious about theological education, this episode invites you to consider how your own gifts and context might shape the future of ministry. The conversation highlights the importance of intentionality, trust, and collective creativity as we navigate the evolving landscape of faith and technology.Follow The Candler Foundry on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/candlerfoundry/As you listen, you’re invited to reflect on how your own story, memories, and questions might find a home in the ongoing journey of faith, community, and digital innovation. Where might God be inviting you to show up, share your voice, or help shape the church’s story in new ways?

    28 min

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Hosted by The Candler Foundry, Candler in Conversation invites Candler faculty, students, staff, and alumni to engage in dialogue on issues of faith, theology, and public life.

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