Ministry In Motion
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Sinopsis
Ministry in Motion is a Podcast Series from Seattle University's School of Theology and Ministry.
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Ministry in Multi-Cultural Context with Pastor Jason Davidson
04/04/2019 Duración: 34minIn this edition of Ministry in Motion, Rt. Rev. Edward Donalson III, DMin interviews Seattle-based Pastor Jason Davidson about how to exercise ministry in a multi-cultural context with Pastor Jason Davidson. If you would like to learn more about Rt. Rev. Edward Donalson III, DMin's work please check out the Seattle University Worship and Liturgy blog: worshipandliturgysustm.com/
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Preparing To Pastor With Jermell A. Witherspoon
04/04/2019 Duración: 29minIn this edition of Ministry in Motion, Rt. Rev. Edward Donalson III, DMin interviews Jermell A. Witherspoon, a Pastoral Candidate & Seattle University School of Theology and Ministry Graduate Student.
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Dr. Mark Chung Hearn On Exploring Denominations And Finding Justice In Them
04/04/2019 Duración: 30minIn this edition of Ministry in Motion, Dr. Mark Chung Hearn speaks about his beginnings in an evangelical community and how his current theology shapes his views about evangelicalism.
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Rev. Cedric A. Harmon on Celebrating Black Theology and Human Sexuality
07/02/2019 Duración: 30minCedric A. Harmon is the head of Many Voices, A black church movement for gay and transgender justice, a contributor to the Huffington Post, and a good friend of our host, Rt. Rev. Edward Donalson III, DMin. Link to the Many Voices website: www.manyvoices.org/ Rev. Harmon's biography from Huffington Post:As Executive Director of Many Voices: A Black Church Movement for LGBT Justice, Cedric works directly with Black religious leaders and other people of faith to engage diverse topics at the intersection of religion, faith and human sexuality. An ordained pastor affiliated with the National Baptist and Missionary Baptist Churches, he provides trainings, workshops, coaching, and presentations—always creating a safe space to connect the concerns of LGBT families with Black churches’ historic commitment to liberation, freedom, and justice.