Laura Weimer interviews Melody Fitzgerald Foster who attended the Families Belong Together March in Washington D.C. The two discuss how protesting, politics and faith intertwine.

The Dunker Punks Podcast attends the Church of the Brethren 2018 Annual and National Youth Conferences to interview attendees from around the country. We set up recording booths and talked to people interested in sharing their stories with the broader dunker community. Listen to hear different perspectives on the conferences and Brethren life.

Jerry Crouse introduces us to several young adult members of the Warrensburg Church of the Brethren in Warrensburg, MO to discuss why they chose and continue to be members of the Church of the Brethren. Hear their vision and dreams for the church moving into the future.

Dana Cassell conducts an informative interview with members of the Umstead Park United Church of Christ of Raleigh, North Carolina, who are providing sanctuary for an undocumented immigrant with an active deportation order. Learn about the concept of sanctuary and find out how your church or community can become part of this growing movement.

Sarah Ullom-Minnich interviews Lucy and Becky Bowman about their work with the Malala Fund. Think about who inspires you to be an activist for change as you listen to this episode.

Ben Bear returns, this time interviewing Jess Hoffert, who left his job in Iowa to volunteer with the Principe de Paz Church of the Brethren in Santa Ana, CA. Listen as he explains what helped him follow this call to leave his comfort zone and how the experience has been a transformative one for him.

Tori Bateman interviews Gimbiya Kettering, the Director of Intercultural Ministries for the Church of the Brethren, who gives incredible insight on race relations within and beyond the church. Learn how the Church of the Brethren and Martin Luther King Jr. are connected in ways you may not expect.

Emmy Goering reflects on service. In her experience—moving cross country, tackling divisive politics and praying with a perfect stranger—serving is an impactful and rewarding challenge. Think of your own service story and that of those around you. Consider all the good grown from giving ourselves for others.

On Earth Peace Youth and Young Adult Assistant Kiana Simonson, brings together three OEP interns to discuss their roles with the organization. Listen as the four share their thoughts on finding common ground across a variety of issues including gender, racial and LGBT justice.

Brethren have incorporated themselves into society while still maintaining their beliefs for centuries. In this modern era, publications like Brethren Life and Thought provide a platform for an ever-globalizing denomination to stay connected and in community with each other. Explore this concept and more as Jonathan Stauffer interviews the Social Media Editor for the Brethren Journal Association, Chibuzo Petty, on this episode of DPP.