We're back with another episode, this time with the fabulous Janaya Hall, a third-year humanities student at TWU. With many interests and passions, she chooses to focus much of her energy on ministry, a love of the written word, good food, and building meaningful connections with people. As a Discipleship Coordinator within Student Ministries this past year, Janaya has been able to experience firsthand the blessing that purposeful community can bring, as we take steps each day toward a genuine, maturing relationship with the Lord, ourselves, and others.

Dr. Estera Boldut is the Program Director for the Master of Christian Studies in Marriage and Family Therapy at ACTS Seminaries. Throughout her career; Dr. Boldut has strived to bring out the best in people. Even more, she has learned that God will most likely throw a curve-ball or two at you, to assess your faithfulness and nimbleness for Kingdom service. But, those surprises will lead to things we couldn't have imagined.

When Brent Ingersoll stepped in as Senior Pastor role at King's Church, it catalyzed a restart for the congregation. New things happened, new people came in, and Kings Church is now one of the fastest growing churches in Canada. Take a listen to this episode about how he came to faith in Jesus and how he landed where he is.

Peace, love, soul, and good news! We've got Trinity Western's very own Dr. Kevin Schut on the line. He serves as the Chair of TWU's Department of Media + Communication and is the lead for the Game Development program, which he founded in 2019. Through his career at Trinity, Dr. Schut has continued to catalyze curiosity and purpose in students as they learn about media and culture and how they can represent Jesus in its various industries. Take a listen to our chat about his career, BIPOC culture moments, and of course, games.

Qinqin Zhang is an Assistant Librarian with an expertise in Information Literacy, E-Learning, & E-Resources at Trinity Western. Her presence around campus definitely adds some refreshing lightness. Take a listen to our conversation about how she came to faith, her career, and some of her must have foods.

Peace, love, soul, and Good News! Dr. Janet Epp-Buckingham is a professor at Trinity Western and the Director of the Laurentian Leadership Centre (LLC), an Ottawa-based, live-in, extension program focusing on leadership in public policy, business and communications. She has a passion for young students that flows through everything she does at the LLC. And believing that the key to lifelong learning and impact centers on trusting fully in God, she is confident in her calling from God and the commitment to do more than merely "get the job done" with her many responsibilities.

We're chatting today with Gemma Hunt, the Children's BAFTA nominated TV presenter, entertainer, and voice-over artist. Although her journey into and through the entertainment industry has been filled with life-changing experiences, she tries to always remind herself that she is in fact where she is meant to be. Take a listen to our conversation about Gemma's faith and career, BIPOC culture moments, and why painting nails might be the most satisfying hobby she has come across yet!

Dr. Maxwell Ofosuhene is the Co-Chair of the Department of Geography and Environment and an assistant professor of Geography at TWU. Although Dr. Osofuhene is an expert of regional & community economic development, rural development, land use and planning, and cities in developing countries, his journey to where he is now might catch you by surprise. It's more than safe to say that God has been leading the path all along. Take a listen, share, repeat!

Tegan McArthur is a third year student at Trinity Western and a faithful member of TWU's women's basketball team. In this episode, we're talking about Tegan's faith journey, what her experience has been like playing basketball, and some issues of race that many young people like her, who are or are not student-athletes, sometimes face. Listen, share, repeat!

Cheryl Jean-Paul is the head women's basketball coach at TWU. Since joining the TWU family, she has built the Spartans program into a perennial playoff contender. In this episode, we had a good, long conversation with Cheryl (be sure to grab a cup of coffee or take a break as needed), covering both highlights and challenges of the life of a coach, sports leadership in a context of Christian faith, and BIPOC (black, Indigenous and people of color) issues that young athletes (both at TWU and beyond) may face. Take a listen, share, repeat!