Glad Tidings

Glad Tidings

By The Episcopal Diocese of West TennesseeReligion & SpiritualityChristianity
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Glad Tidings episodes

  • Justin Brooks and Emily Austin

    Justin Brooks is a Jackson, Tennessee native who came to Memphis in 2013 and now serves at Christian Brothers University as the Director of the Center for Community Engagement, where he also leads the annual Memphis Reads literacy program. On this episode of Faithfully Memphis, Justin talks with Emily Austin about going where God leads us, creating community, learning from our neighbors, and seeing the spark of the Divine in everyone we meet.

    57 min
  • Becca Stevens & Bishop Phoebe

    The Rev. Becca Stevens is a speaker, entrepreneur, author, priest, and founder and President of Thistle Farms. She has founded 14 nonprofits and justice enterprises, mentored another 60, and has raised over $75 million to support them. Becca has been featured on PBS NewsHour, The Today Show, CNN, ABC World News, named a CNN Hero, and White House Champion of Change, and holds five honorary doctorates. Drawn from 25 years of leadership in mission-driven work, Becca leads important conversations across the country with an inspiring message that love is the strongest force for change in the world.
    Stevens joins Bishop Phoebe on Faithfully Memphis to talk about a journey they recently took together with other Episcopal faith leaders to Nepal to learn about social enterprise work being undertaken by women there. 

    46 min
  • Catching up with the Barth House: Tori Black and Maggie Schaumleffel

    Fall programming is in full swing at the Barth House Episcopal Center, and this week on Faithfully Memphis, Maggie Schaumleffel and Tori Black will join us to talk about why college ministry matters. Maggie is the Barth House Director of Ministries, and Tori is the newly-elected president of the student board Episcopal Campus Ministries at the Barth House.


    You can learn more about the Barth House here: https://edwtn.org/ministries/college-ministries/

    49 min
  • Jordan Boss & Leslie Stewart with Bishop Phoebe

    The mission of Lisieux Community is to provide support and education for women who have survived trauma, addiction, prostitution, and life on the streets. Believing that these women do not begin a life on the streets on their own, but through the culture in which we live, Lisieux "wants to inspire change to transform the culture itself, while supporting each woman as she strives to achieve her goals."
    This week on Faithfully Memphis, join Bishop Phoebe in conversation with Lisieux Community Executive Director Jordan Boss and Board Chair Leslie Stewart. 


    You can learn more about Lisieux Community on their website.

    40 min
  • Stephen Green and Emily Austin

    Join us this week for a conversation with Stephen Green, the Chief Development Officer of Agape Children & Family Services in Memphis. We also learn about Kassiani, Poet and Hymnographer, whose feast is celebrated on September 7. (Listen to our discussion with Laura Wilson from earlier this year about women in the Orthodox church here: https://tinyurl.com/FM-LauraWilson).


    Remember to join us on Saturday, September 9, 2023 for the rededication of St. Mary's Episcopal Cathedral! Complete Details

    46 min
  • Gary Meade & Anne Boykin with Emily Austin

    September 9 is a special day for Episcopalians in West Tennessee: it is the day that we commemorate the Feast of the Martyrs of Memphis. This years' Martyr's Weekend will be especially noteworthy because on Saturday, September 9, St. Mary's Episcopal Cathedral is inviting all to a joyous rededication of its worship space after a $1.5 million restoration. This week on Faithfully Memphis, join SMEC interim dean Rev. Gary Meade and longtime SMEC parishioner Anne Boykin for a conversation with Emily Austin about the history and legacy of the Martyrs of Memphis and the events of September 9. 
    For complete information about St. Mary's Episcopal Cathedral's Celebration of Remembrance and Renewal, go to https://edwtn.org/event/celebrating-the-renovation-of-st-marys-episcopal-cathedral/.

    58 min
  • Bishop Phoebe and Analiese Evans with Emily Austin

    Last weekend, Bishop Phoebe traveled to Hayneville, Alabama to preach at a commemoration of the Jonathan Daniels and the Martyrs of Alabama. On this week's Faithfully Memphis, Bishop Phoebe shares a reflection on the experience and on the life and martyrdom of Jonathan Daniels. 
    Additionally, join Emily Austin for a conversation with Analiese Evans, a native of Collierville whose youth faith formation was so impacted by her experience with Mountain TOP Ministries in Coalmont, Tennessee that she is now spending her gap year serving the organization through AmeriCorp.  

    44 min
  • Mia Henley and Emily Austin

    Older adults are important community members whose lives should be filled with joy and connection. Music and arts experiences promote cognitive vitality, reduce isolation, and provide opportunities for community engagement.
    With that in mind, Creative Aging Mid-South provides high-quality, professional arts programming to seniors in our community. This week on Faithfully Memphis, join host Emily Austin for a conversation with Mia Henley, Executive Director of Creative Aging. We also learn about Edith Stein, whose feast is celebrated on August 9.


    Learn more about Creative Aging at https://www.creativeagingmidsouth.org/.

    40 min
  • Abbie Hitchon and Bishop Phoebe

    This week on the show, join Bishop Phoebe for a conversation with Abbie Hitchon, who serves as Primary Therapist and Grant Manager at Thistle & Bee Enterprises. Learn about T&B's upcoming honey harvest event and other ways to engage with their social enterprise ministry, which is dedicated to helping formerly-trafficked women survivors thrive. We also learn about Joanna, Mary, and Salome, known as the Myrrh-Bearing Women, whose feast is celebrated on Aug. 3.

    37 min
  • Marvin Stockwell & Emily Austin

    “There’s a lot of pain and discord in the world right now, and that’s left a lot of us feeling hopeless, but I like that oft-quoted Mr. Rogers saying, ‘Look for the helpers.’ People all over the world are championing causes because humanity’s core trait, I’m convinced, is goodness.” 
    This week, join Emily Austin for a conversation with Memphis-based writer Marvin Stockwell. This summer, along with his son Cormac, Marvin took his podcast Champions of the Lost Causes on the road to interview people across America about the work they do to improve their communities.

    47 min

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a podcast from the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee