This was recorded in May/June of 2020 for historical context, as 3 Caucasian Pastors: Jut Daron, Jake Gregory and Nathan Workman, discuss the racial tensions in our country and world and the churches response or lack there of.   Please be looking for S2 E7 as we sit down with Pastor John Glen, and wonderful African America Brother in Christ who is a Worship Minister in our small mostly Caucasian community.

This was recorded in May/June of 2020 for historical context, as 3 Caucasian Pastors: Jut Daron, Jake Gregory and Nathan Workman, discuss the racial tensions in our country and world and the churches response or lack there of. Please be looking for S2 E7 as we sit down with Pastor John Glen, and wonderful African America Brother in Christ who is a Worship Minister in our small mostly Caucasian community.

This was recorded in May/June of 2020 for historical context, as 3 Caucasian Pastors: Jut Daron, Jake Gregory and Nathan Workman, discuss the racial tensions in our country and world and the churches response or lack there of. &nbsp; Please be looking for S2 E7 as we sit down with Pastor John Glen, and wonderful African America Brother in Christ who is a Worship Minister in our small mostly Caucasian community.&nbsp;

Gospel Jazz "Race Relations" Racial Tension and the Kingdom

Gospel Jazz: conversational improv through life, leadership, & Jesus.  Three mid-Michigan pastors discuss leadership, ministry, and theology in the 21st century.  Gospel Jazz is not a lofty conversation, but is simply discovering what it means to be the faithful people of God in a broken world.

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Gospel Jazz: conversational improv through life, leadership, & Jesus. Three mid-Michigan pastors discuss leadership, ministry, and theology in the 21st century. Gospel Jazz is not a lofty conversation, but is simply discovering what it means to be the faithful people of God in a broken world.

Gospel Jazz: conversational improv through life, leadership, &amp; Jesus.  Three mid-Michigan pastors discuss leadership, ministry, and theology in the 21st century.  Gospel Jazz is not a lofty conversation, but is simply discovering what it means to be the faithful people of God in a broken world.

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