In Good Faith

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In Good Faith episodes

November 12, 2017 Rev. Susan Lukens
Reverend Susan Lukens' life took an unexpected turn after a family tragedy. She talks about the journey of faith, humor as God reminding us that there is joy to be had even in pain, and of learning humility as you quietly push for change.
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56 min
November 05, 2017 Ep. 8 Mariama Kallon-Olayemi
Mariama Kallon-Olayemi is from Sierra Leone, where she alone in her family survived the civil war. She speaks with quiet power about God's timing, about forgiveness and becoming free of the burdens of the past--even those imposed by others, and living an open-hearted life.
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58 min
November 05, 2017 Mariama Kallon-Olayemi
Mariama Kallon-Olayemi is from Sierra Leone, where she alone in her family survived the civil war. She speaks with quiet power about God's timing, about forgiveness and becoming free of the burdens of the past--even those imposed by others, and living an open-hearted life.
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58 min
October 22, 2017 Ep 7. Father Nabil Haddad
Can a church be Arab but not Muslim, Catholic but not Roman, and Eastern but not Orthodox? Indeed.
A Greek Melkite Catholic, Father Nabil Haddad, from Amman, Jordan, is a noted peacemaker in the Middle East and around the world. He talks about pursuing peace aggressively, how he feels the call to bridge-building, and why he considers his illiterate mother the greatest theologian he's ever known.
(photo: Greg Tarcynski)
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53 min
October 22, 2017 Father Nabil Haddad
Can a church be Arab but not Muslim, Catholic but not Roman, and Eastern but not Orthodox? Indeed.
A Greek Melkite Catholic, Father Nabil Haddad, from Amman, Jordan, is a noted peacemaker in the Middle East and around the world. He talks about pursuing peace aggressively, how he feels the call to bridge-building, and why he considers his illiterate mother the greatest theologian he's ever known.
(photo: Greg Tarcynski)
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53 min
October 15, 2017 Ep 6. Pritha Lal
Pritha Lal is from India; she talks about choosing Karma--the path of service, finding strength in faith at her father's passing, and living in 'blissful discontent' to experience happiness while still moving forward.
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57 min
October 15, 2017 Pritha Lal
Pritha Lal is from India; she talks about choosing Karma--the path of service, finding strength in faith at her father's passing, and living in 'blissful discontent' to experience happiness while still moving forward.
Email us: [email protected] and follow us on Twitter: @ingoodfaithbyu
57 min
October 08, 2017 Ep 5. Stephen Bridge
Stephen Bridge, director of the Garden Tomb in Jerusalem, talks about walking the Christian walk in places where that might make you an outsider, and how he came to believe that God will never let go of us.
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58 min
October 08, 2017 Stephen Bridge
Stephen Bridge, director of the Garden Tomb in Jerusalem, talks about walking the Christian walk in places where that might make you an outsider, and how he came to believe that God will never let go of us.
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58 min
September 24, 2017 Ep 4. Shereen Salah
Shereen Salah, from Egypt, talks about the call to prayer--as a community and as a person, what helps her feel close to God, and how she's learned to thank God for hard times that led to happiness.
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57 min

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Discover how God is working in the world and in our lives. Strengthen community by connecting with people of different faith traditions. Celebrate commonality and honor difference as believers share the wisdom and sacred stories, faith journeys, and life experiences that connect them to the Divine.