COBCast - The Church of the Brethren Podcast

In July 2020, the Womaen's Caucus had a panel "Speaking Truth to Power." Continuing the conversation, Anna Lisa Gross interviews Mary Scott-Boria, Katie Shaw Thompson and Kathryn LaPointe here on Messenger Radio, using scriptures from the lectionary for September 6. Find the Womaen's Caucus Speaking Truth to Power panel at https://www.womaenscaucus.org/uncategorized/speaking-truth-to-power/ to hear Gimbiya Kettering, Madalyn Metzger and Debbie Eisenbise address these themes.

There will be a significant number of life's broken eggs filling up the basket on your journey and mine. What will they become?

Nancy Sollenberger Heishman, director of the Office of Ministry for the Church of the Brethren, shares her recent article from Messenger magazine. Nancy Miner plays piano.

In this pandemic, nearly everyone is feeling loss in some way. Walt Wiltschek, pastor of the Easton Church of the Brethren, discusses allowing space to grieve in this episode of Messenger radio.

Wendy McFadden, publisher for the Church of the Brethren, reads her poem "Waiting," from the May 2020 issue of Messenger magazine. Nancy Miner plays the piano and Monica McFadden provides the introduction.

In the final episode of the Capstone series, we talk to Eric, a young adult from the Navajo reservation in New Mexico. He did something pretty radical—he decided to transplant his life for a bit, work at Capstone Community Gardens, and learn about beekeeping.

Produced by Monica McFadden. Music by Miller Kines

Land rights struggles, forging relationships in a tense racial climate, and a whole array of volunteers—this is the second part of Nathan Hosler's interview with David Young of Capstone Community Gardens, and these are some of the elements that make up the day-to-day life at Capstone. Find out how in the latest episode from the Office of Public Witness.

Produced by Monica McFadden. Music by Miller Kines.

How does someone go from being the Chief of Police in North Manchester, IN, to starting a garden project in New Orleans' Lower Ninth Ward? Find out in the first of a three-part series from the Office of Public Witness on Capstone Community Gardens. In this episode, Nathan Hosler interviews David Young, the founder of Capstone. Produced by Monica McFadden. Music by Miller Kines.

David Bassett, the founder of the National Campaign for a Peace Tax Fund, recalls the adventures of his life in a conversation with Sara White, an intern from the Church of the Brethren Office of Public Witness. From alternative service during the Vietnam War to a hovercraft ride, David shares a wealth of stories and advice.

Recorded July 15, 2015 at Annual Conference in Tampa, Florida

Recorded July 14, 2015 at Annual Conference in Tampa, Florida