Alan's journey through life and ministry includes stops in central Florida as well as churches in Indiana and Ohio. Currently an employee with Johnson University Florida, Alan shares his sojourn and how he was able to discern the Lord's leading to new ministry opportunities. 

From Central Florida Bible College to youth and preaching ministry experience, Alan has a wealth of insight to offer those in ministry. This is especially true regarding the challenges of his sojourn as his wife battled cancer. This is a Sojournal Podcast episode you don't want to miss.

As a Christian Education student, Molly never sought a career in church leadership. However, her faith journey included many points of involvement leadership positions that God has used to bring Molly to her current ministry vocation. Molly serves Crossings Church, a unique faith community of the Restoration Movement with campuses in downtown Knoxville and north Knoxville.  This is the story of Molly's sojourn.

Molly Conaway took a unique path to her current role as the lead pastor of Crossings Church in Knoxville, Tennessee. Among the insights she will share on Monday's podcast is the value of a Christian's presence in a community. She encourages students to plant roots and grow close to the community in which they live.

From a young age, Don found himself surrounded by music. His passion led him to vocational music ministry as well as spending time as a faculty member in music at Johnson University.  On the podcast, Don shares about his journey to Johnson and the experiences God used to direct Don and his wife, Lyn, toward their current residence in Huntington Beach, California. 

Don Sewell shares the advice he received from Floyd Clark regarding Don's future after college.

With scholarships on the table for division 1 football, Bill decided to play the long game and pursue a kingdom focused vocation starting with an education at the newly formed ministry training school in central Florida. Bill recently retired from a decades-long ministry as a prison chaplain and now serves the local church as their designated minister to the prison.

With scholarships on the table for division 1 football, Bill decided to play the long game and pursue a kingdom focused vocation starting with an education at the newly formed ministry training school in central Florida. Bill recently retired from a decades-long ministry as a prison chaplain and now serves the local church as their designated minister to the prison.

For the first time in the Sojournal series, we welcome an alumni couple to the podcast. Tommy and Tammy live and work on Long Island in New York where Tommy serves as a minister and consultant while Tammy also works in consulting as well as photography.

In this episode 12 preview of the Sojournal Podcast, Tommy shares about the impact his home church minister made in Tommy's pursuit of vocational ministry.