Anthony and Jenna Wright are two residents at Liberti Harrisburg. They also just happen to be married. On this episode they sit down to discuss their journey to and through the Liberti Residency program.

Finishing up on our time discussing the values of the Liberti Communion, Larry Walker of Liberti River Wards sits down to discuss Mercy.

Continuing our journey as we discuss the 3 main values of the Liberti Communion, Pastor Tedd Jordan of Liberti Glassboro joins the podcast to shed light on the topic and how we desire to practice this value.

The Liberti Communion of Churches has 3 main values across our churches. Those are Worship, Community, and Mercy. On this episode, Josh Marsh of Liberti Fairmount shares with us what we mean when we say worship and why we're excited about it!

On this episode, we hear from Angelo Juliani, the Director of our Global Missions and Partnerships Team, as he informs us how he developed a heart for the nations and where he believes the Lord is leading us as the Liberti Communion to serve globally.

On this episode, Vito Baldini the Executive Director of Small Things explains the compelling call of Christ to local mercy and partnerships and the history of our churches partnering together.

On this episode, Jim Angehr of Liberti Collingswood and Matt Looloian of Liberti Harrisburg return to finish up this two part topic of Church Planting and Strengthening. We discuss the heart behind our Cohorts and the Full Council of Pastors in our Communion as we work towards balancing relational investment and technical equipping.

On this episode, Jim Angehr of Liberti Collingswood and Matt Looloian of Liberti Harrisburg lend their insights on church planting, some of the barriers for church planters, as well as opportunities that are present now that may not have been before. Look out for next months episode for the second half focused on church strengthening!

On this episode, Evan Curry of Liberti Northeast explains the mission of the Liberti Communion and our churches: To live, speak, and serve as the very presence of Christ to our neighborhoods. It's also the namesake of this podcast! 

On this episode we recognize the 20th anniversary of the first Liberti Church and the journey of Steve Huber from youth pastor to church planter, to the lead pastor of the Liberti Communion. We also discuss why we call ourselves "Liberti" and why we use the word "Communion" to describe the relationship between our churches.