Mountain Sky Prophets Courtney VonLindern and Amanda Daniell

Amanda and Court reflect on all the interviews they've had thus far, and share what they hope will come out of future episodes. This reflection serves as our season 1 wrap-up, and we hope to return to you again in August 2021!

Isaac S. joins Amanda and Court on the final episode of the season! Isaac lives in Colorado and serves in multiple leadership positions at the local church, conference, and jurisdictional levels. Isaac tells us all about his leadership roles and why he believes more young people should get involved with their local churches and church conferences. 

Reghan sits down with Amanda and Court in this month's episode! Reghan is a senior in high school in Montana. She shares her experiences of going to church camp and youth retreats. Reghan also offers her perspective on how the church can become a better and stronger community for all.

Calvin from Colorado reminds us that "the church is not a building, it is a people." He offers his perspective on how the church can play a role in shaping the lives of young people. Calvin also suggests ways to show love to our neighbor, even if our neighbor is hard to love.

Ella from Colorado shares her story of faith in this episode of Mountain Sky Prophets! Ella also gives our youth ministries and larger churches some ideas on how to connect with those outside of the church walls. 

Carlos lives in Colorado where they're involved in theatre, music, and youth group. In this episode, Carlos shares their experience of being LGBTQ+ in the United Methodist Church, exploring their gender identity, and why it's so important to affirm LGBTQ+ people in ministry.

NOTE: Carlos references the 1918 flu pandemic and claims that it killed 5 million people. Our correction based on information from the CDC is that it killed an estimated 50 million people world wide. Carlos also references the UMC's 2019 Special Session of the General Conference and places it in June of 2019. This took place in February of 2019. If there are other statements that listeners are curious about, we encourage you to fact-check this information as we cannot guarantee it's accuracy (but we are forever in awe of how knowledgeable young people are!).