In this episode, we return to a conversation that we had with Nina Balmaceda during the Stott Bediako Forum on Peacebuilding and Conflict Transformation from a lens of Postcolonialism and Indigenous Christianity. Listen and learn with us about “The Word Made Flesh: Seeking Transformation and Reconciliation.”

In this episode, we feature a conversation with Zach Stewart on his art featured in the music video for "The Medicine," a song composed by Common Hymnal, Dee Wilson, and Alex Aiono. We invite you to reflect with us on the experience of creating art that intertwines praise and protest and how art can be used as a space and an invitation.

In this episode, we feature a conversation with Abdiel Espinoza, on his collection of poems titled, "Days of exile. Let's reflect together on the experience of COVID-19 through the lens of exile and our shared lament.

En este episodio, conversamos con Abdiel Espinoza sobre un poemario que compuso llamado “Días de exilio”. Reflexionemos sobre la experiencia de COVID-19 a través del lente de exilio y nuestro lamento compartido.

In this episode, we return to a conversation that we had with Jayachitra Lalitha during the Stott Bediako Forum on Peacebuilding and Conflict Transformation from a lens of Postcolonialism and Indigenous Christianity. This conversation features reflections and questions received from our community members, Al Tizon, Jocabed Solano, Rei Lemuel Crizaldo, Ted Agbe, Tori Greaves, and Nina Mantalaba. Together we discussed decolonized retelling of Biblical and historical narratives, postcolonial feminist perspectives, and intersectional theology. Listen and learn with us about “Native Indian Bible Women, Jesus’ Movement, and Postcolonial Biblical Interpretation.”

In this conversation we discuss Thandi's story as an artist, how her context informs and inspires her art, and how we can begin to imagine a truly just future together.

In this episode, we feature a conversation with INFEMIT's Networking Team member Al Tizon on COVID-19 in context. In this conversation (originally recorded in November of 2020), we reflect on the implications of COVID-19 for mission and theology. Now, in mid 2021, it is apparent that it is necessary to continue these conversations in order to reflect on the role of the Church during the pandemic and what mission looks like in the midst of today's realities.

We return to a conversation that we had with Obed Manwatkar during the Stott Bediako Forum on Peacebuilding and Conflict Transformation from a lens of Postcolonialism and Indigenous Christianity. Watch and learn with us about Reconciling East and West: Life and Legacy of ‘Mahatma’ Jotiba Phule and the hope for OBCs in India.

After listening to Terry's full presentation, we continued the conversation with him about his ideas on "Walking in Reconciled Relationships: The Challenges of Christian History." In this episode, Terry recommends strategies on how to continue learning about reconciliation by living in right relationships.

Listen to Terry LeBlanc's full Stott-Bediako presentation- "Walking in Reconciled Relationships: The Challenges of Christian History."

For the Stott-Bediako Forum, Terry LeBlanc shared his thoughts with us on "Walking in Reconciled Relationships: The Challenges of Christian History." In this podcast, René August interviews Terry on his personal story, his community and work, and the idea of postcolonialism.