Rev. Pete Jones speaks with Rev. Richard Witt, the Executive Director of Rural and Migrant Ministry. 

Since 1981 Rural & Migrant Ministry, a statewide, non-profit organization, has been standing proudly with the rural and migrant communities throughout New York State.

RMM acts to overcome the prejudices and poverty that degrade and debilitate people within rural New York by building communities that celebrate diversity, achieve true mutuality and fight for dignity and opportunity for all.

John 20:19-31. Rev. Katherine Pater, preaching. 

Betsy Bush interviews Rev. Bill Weisenbach and Rev. Katherine Pater about the anti-racism discussions taking place at Hitchcock Presbyterian Church. 

John 20:1-18. Rev. Pete Jones, D.Min., preaching. 

Rev. Pete Jones speaks with Rev. Kelly Rodgers of Scarsdale Congregational Church and Rabbi Jonathan Blake of Westchester Reform Temple about observing Holy Week and Passover traditions during the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Rev. Pete Jones discusses the epidemic of gun violence in America and speaks with Betsy Bush, creator and host of the new podcast, The Latest Version. 

Listen to The Latest Version here, or on Stitcher or Spotify. 

John 12:20-33. Rev. Bill Weisenbach, D.Min., preaching. 

John 3: 14-21. Rev. Pete Jones, DMin., preaching. 

Rev. Pete Jones speaks with Michelle Sterling and Ron Schulhof about creation care, conservation, and sustainability in Westchester County. 

Rev. Pete Jones speaks to Rich Nightingale, President and CEO of Westhab, about the history of segregation and fair housing in Westchester County. 

Westhab is a non-profit organization serving Westchester County and New York City. Westhab is dedicated to developing affordable and supportive housing, operating homeless shelters, and providing youth programs and employment services using a comprehensive community development approach.

"The Segregation Myth":
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2roWLzrqOjQ