In today’s episode, Dan and Leslie discuss the behind-the-scene preparation of this Sunday’s Blessing of the Animals worship service and how this different format impacts our planning and approach.

In today’s episode, we continue our conversation about how to be a Force for Good, this time joined by Dan Haugh. We ask the question: how can we be Jedi agents of change? (you’ll see!)

In this new season of Round Hill Radio, we’re learning how to be a Force for Good. What does that look like and how can we make a positive impact in our world, in ways both big and small?

Rev. Dr. Von Clemans is a retired PC(USA) pastor/educator who most recently served 18 years as associate pastor in adult faith formation ministries at Myers Park Presbyterian Church in Charlotte, NC.  He currently serves as an instructor for Vibrant Faith Institute’s Leading Faith Formation online course and as a congregational coach for Creating a Culture of Calling, a Lilly Endowment funded initiative by Vibrant Faith Ministries. His recent doctoral studies focused on educational ministry and technology. His passion is helping congregations, educators, and pastors strengthen adult education/faith formation ministries and in helping them make appropriate use of technology in enhancing ministry.

At the beginning of the year, we started out with questions about what it means to be called. How has that evolved over the year?

Singing the faith is an essential part of growing the faith: let’s talk about hymns!

The second of a two-part series in which we're sharing stories from a trip to the Holy Land! On this episode, Leslie is joined by team members Christine Boies, Joe Huley, and Caroline Lazzara for a fun episode of story-telling!

The first in a two-part series all about RHCC's trip to the Holy Land! In this episode, Pastor Dan shares his insights, experiences, and challenges from this memorable trip.

Today we welcome Adam Smedberg from Church World Service, an organization committed to transforming communities around the globe through just and sustainable responses to hunger, poverty, displacement and disaster.

For centuries, people have walked their way to better health and greater wisdom. So, on today’s show, we will explore the spiritual benefits of walking our way home.