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Tony Hale, Emmy Award-winning actor, chats about his career in the entertainment industry and how the creative process shapes his understanding of humanity and identity.
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Roy Goble, author of Junkyard Wisdom and Salvaged, talks about learning from failure, measuring success, and engaging with the gospel in the wider world.
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Director of chapel Julie Tai and chapel assistants January Lim and Aaron Dorsey discuss the planning process for chapel services and the significance of diverse representation in worship.
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David Bailey, founder and executive director of Arrabon, shares about his work in racial reconciliation and the need for the church to repair society's broken systems.
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Nancy Ortberg, CEO of Transforming the Bay with Christ, talks about courage in leadership and the church's need to stay engaged in the difficult conversations
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David Brooks, cultural commentator and columnist for The New York Times, discusses social transformation and the power of commitment in forming communities.
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John K. Chan, founder of Formation Association and lead architect of Fuller's new campus, explains how buildings influence and activate the community around them.
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Fuller Youth Institute's Kara Powell and Steve Argue discuss the role of empathy in parenting and the ever-shifting challenges facing young adults in today's culture
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Andy Bales, CEO of Union Rescue Mission, reflects on homeless advocacy, what led him to his current work, and serving people living on Skid Row at great personal cost. For more resources for a deeply formed spiritual life, visit Fuller.edu/Studio.
Father Greg Boyle, a Jesuit and beloved founder of Homeboy Industries, reflects on the roles of compassion and relationship in ministry, decades of working with the poor and marginalized of Los Angeles, and widening a circle of compassion beyond the barriers we place between one another. For more resources for a deeply formed spiritual life, visit Fuller.edu/Studio.
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