Inside United

From Alabama to Africa to New York City, Lewis & Lena VanAusdle chronicle their ministerial journey thus far, and talk about Good Works projects.

Ben Light joins Victor Kubik to discuss the effect that the COVID-19 pandemic and politics have had on attitudes within the church.

What happened to the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah and what have scientists found? What does it mean for humanity? News outlets across the country and around the world are asking these questions. Peter Eddington joins Victor Kubik to discuss his recent sermon, titled "What If Sodom Has Been Found?" and ask, "What should it mean to you and me?"

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Marlette Kielczewski joins Victor Kubik to share stories from the life of her father, Floyd Kielczewski, an important cultural figure to the camp in Orr, Minnesota, in the days of the World Wide Church of God, and a man who helped lay the foundations of the camp program you see today.

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Members of the St. Petersburg, Florida congregation, Gary and Dagmar Howe, and Carol Henriques join Victor Kubik to share significant stories from their life; leaving and returning to the church, divorce, death of spouses, and moving on through hardship.

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Micah Gunn, musician, composer, and assistant to Ken Shoemaker (who conducts the ABC choir), and Victor Kubik discuss the power of music and how they feel it can be used to worship God.

Larry Darden, legal counsel to the United Church of God, joins Victor Kubik to talk about COVID policy, vaccines, jury duty, providing legal aid to Christians facing discrimination, and others experiences as a lawyer for several decades.

Johnnie Lambert, pastor in New York and Eastern Europe, joins Victor Kubik to tell the story of his service up to now, spanning across several decades, countries, and hostile political regimes.

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Jorge de Campos gives a history of the wars in southern Africa involving Angola, and Barbara Botha recounts her and her sons' experience in the civil war that raged until 2002. This episode was originally aired on 8/15/2019.

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Jay Ledbetter & Philip Aust, camp director and assistant camp director, join Victor Kubik to discuss the work that goes into planning for a UYC camp and to share their experiences directing camp Woodland in Temple, Georgia this year.