St. Andrew UMC Podcast

Would You Be Mine: The Art of Neighboring There was a time when we knew our neighbors—their names, their stories, their hopes and dreams, their aches and awes. We shared meals with them. We shared our lives with them. We shared a deep commitment to the common good with them. But in an age of increasing isolation, division, and indifference, that time has largely come and gone. We scarcely know our neighbors. Busy living our own lives, we’ve mostly lost the art of neighboring. In this timely teaching series, Would You Be Mine?, you’ll learn how leave the house and make your neighborhood a home by taking up seven Biblical practices of neighboring.

Would You Be Mine: The Art of Neighboring There was a time when we knew our neighbors—their names, their stories, their hopes and dreams, their aches and awes. We shared meals with them. We shared our lives with them. We shared a deep commitment to the common good with them. But in an age of increasing isolation, division, and indifference, that time has largely come and gone. We scarcely know our neighbors. Busy living our own lives, we’ve mostly lost the art of neighboring. In this timely teaching series, Would You Be Mine?, you’ll learn how leave the house and make your neighborhood a home by taking up seven Biblical practices of neighboring.

Would You Be Mine: The Art of Neighboring There was a time when we knew our neighbors—their names, their stories, their hopes and dreams, their aches and awes. We shared meals with them. We shared our lives with them. We shared a deep commitment to the common good with them. But in an age of increasing isolation, division, and indifference, that time has largely come and gone. We scarcely know our neighbors. Busy living our own lives, we’ve mostly lost the art of neighboring. In this timely teaching series, Would You Be Mine?, you’ll learn how leave the house and make your neighborhood a home by taking up seven Biblical practices of neighboring.

Would You Be Mine: The Art of Neighboring There was a time when we knew our neighbors—their names, their stories, their hopes and dreams, their aches and awes. We shared meals with them. We shared our lives with them. We shared a deep commitment to the common good with them. But in an age of increasing isolation, division, and indifference, that time has largely come and gone. We scarcely know our neighbors. Busy living our own lives, we’ve mostly lost the art of neighboring. In this timely teaching series, Would You Be Mine?, you’ll learn how leave the house and make your neighborhood a home by taking up seven Biblical practices of neighboring.

Would You Be Mine: The Art of Neighboring There was a time when we knew our neighbors—their names, their stories, their hopes and dreams, their aches and awes. We shared meals with them. We shared our lives with them. We shared a deep commitment to the common good with them. But in an age of increasing isolation, division, and indifference, that time has largely come and gone. We scarcely know our neighbors. Busy living our own lives, we’ve mostly lost the art of neighboring. In this timely teaching series, Would You Be Mine?, you’ll learn how leave the house and make your neighborhood a home by taking up seven Biblical practices of neighboring.

Would You Be Mine: The Art of Neighboring There was a time when we knew our neighbors—their names, their stories, their hopes and dreams, their aches and awes. We shared meals with them. We shared our lives with them. We shared a deep commitment to the common good with them. But in an age of increasing isolation, division, and indifference, that time has largely come and gone. We scarcely know our neighbors. Busy living our own lives, we’ve mostly lost the art of neighboring. In this timely teaching series, Would You Be Mine?, you’ll learn how leave the house and make your neighborhood a home by taking up seven Biblical practices of neighboring.

Would You Be Mine: The Art of Neighboring There was a time when we knew our neighbors—their names, their stories, their hopes and dreams, their aches and awes. We shared meals with them. We shared our lives with them. We shared a deep commitment to the common good with them. But in an age of increasing isolation, division, and indifference, that time has largely come and gone. We scarcely know our neighbors. Busy living our own lives, we’ve mostly lost the art of neighboring. In this timely teaching series, Would You Be Mine, you’ll learn how leave the house and make your neighborhood a home by taking up seven Biblical practices of neighboring.

Swimming Against the Tide: 7 Practices that Can Save the World 

Christianity isn’t a set of beliefs but a way of life. It’s not a religion but a relationship with God and neighbor. It’s not about knowing but doing. It seeks not experts but practitioners. Jesus embodied a way to live out our personal faith with social impact. He offered some timeless clues about how even the smallest changes in our personal habits can transform the world in immeasurable ways. 

Join us for this timely series of teachings on the seven social practices of Jesus that can save the world.

Swimming Against the Tide: 7 Practices that Can Save the World 

Christianity isn’t a set of beliefs but a way of life. It’s not a religion but a relationship with God and neighbor. It’s not about knowing but doing. It seeks not experts but practitioners. Jesus embodied a way to live out our personal faith with social impact. He offered some timeless clues about how even the smallest changes in our personal habits can transform the world in immeasurable ways. 

Join us for this timely series of teachings on the seven social practices of Jesus that can save the world.

Swimming Against the Tide: 7 Practices that Can Save the World 

Christianity isn’t a set of beliefs but a way of life. It’s not a religion but a relationship with God and neighbor. It’s not about knowing but doing. It seeks not experts but practitioners. Jesus embodied a way to live out our personal faith with social impact. He offered some timeless clues about how even the smallest changes in our personal habits can transform the world in immeasurable ways. 

Join us for this timely series of teachings on the seven social practices of Jesus that can save the world.