By Hanna Negussie
The podcast currently has 11 episodes available.
On this episode of Courageous Imagination Mollee, Leah and Hanna sit down for a final conversation reminiscing about their journey through the podcast.
On this episode of Courageous Imagination co-hosts Mollee and Leah are joined by Carrie Lehn from Ottawa Mennonite Church. We talk about the joys and challenges of Youth Ministry and dive into the art of navigating difficult conversations within the Church.
Disclaimer: This was recorded prior to the horrific findings of mass children graves at Kamloops Residential School in British Columbia.
On this episode of Courageous Imagination we invite Mim Harder, Herb Sawatzky and Lyndsay Mollins-Koene for a candid conversation on Indigenous and Settler relations. We are challenged to work together for Indigenous justice, moving forward with listening and being a neighbour.
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On this episode of Courageous Imagination we invite Andie Joseph from L'Assemblee de la Grace in Montreal, Aidan Morton-Ninomiya from St Jacob’s Mennonite Church and Hanna Negussie from Bethel Ethiopian Evangelical Church in Kitchener. We discuss our hopes and dreams for the church and the value in discipling the youth.
On this episode of Courageous Imagination we invite Moses Mugisha from Goshen Mennonite Church to discuss music, faith and the Courageous Imagination song he is writing for us.
On this episode of Courageous Imagination co-hosts Mollee and Leah invite Michele Rizoli from Toronto United Mennonite Church and Hyejung Jessie Yum from Danforth Mennonite Church. We discuss the importance of defining and living through the lens of interculturalism within our churches. We are challenged to create space for each other and participate actively within our communities.
On this episode of Courageous Imagination Mollee and Leah invite Kim from Stirling Avenue church and Jack from First Mennonite church for a conversation around unity, history and diversity in MCEC. We ask each other who do we want to become and what holds us together?
On this episode of Courageous Imagination we invite Linda Thiessen-Belch from Faith Mennonite Church and Craig Frere from Community Mennonite Fellowship for a candid conversation about journeying with God. We first enter into a conversation with Craig about imagining new ways of doing church and then talk to Linda about God's continued faithfulness throughout her journey.
On this episode of Courageous Imagination we invite Betty Pries from Waterloo North Mennonite Church for a conversation about vulnerability, courage, calling and conflict resolution. She reminds us that we can heal together.
On this episode of Courageous Imagination we invite Margaret Nally from Erb St. Church for a conversation about creating hospitality, living a life of service and surrendering ourselves to God's grace and transformation.
The podcast currently has 11 episodes available.