Dr. Jenny Howell serves as the Director of the Theology, Ecology, and Food Justice Program at Truett Seminary. Join us as we learn about this program and how it relates to the task of training ministers to serve the church.

Conversation with three Truett Seminary professors. 

TCN visits with Greg Mamula, Truett grad who is the Assistant Executive Minister of American Baptist Churches of Nebraska. Greg wrote a book about discipling in a different way through Table Life.

Dr. Hays shares ways to live our lives with meaning in the midst of demands, struggles and chaos that we all experience in our ministries.

Dr. Hulitt Gloer taught Preaching and New Testament at Truett Seminary for 18 years. During those years Dr. Gloer played an integral in shaping the faith and practice of hundreds of young ministers! Upon his retirement in 2018, Dr. Gloer was named Emeritus Professor of Preaching and Christian Scriptures at Truett Seminary.

Dean Still's guest will be Dr. Alan Jacobs, Baylor University Distinguished Professor of the Humanities in the Honors Program and Resident Fellow of the Institute for the Studies of Religion. A conversation about his recently published book Breaking Bread with the Dead as well as other books he has written.

Jorge Zapata, associate coordinator of Missions and Hispanic Ministries, Texas CBF, shares about the immigration crisis during pandemic and how churches can re-engage ministry to immigrants.

Dr. Still and Fiona Bond, Executive Director of Creative Waco have a conversation about Faith and the Arts.

Our guest this week will be Cameron Friend. Cameron serves as the Youth and Millennial Engagement Coordinator at The King Center in Atlanta, GA. He is also a minister, speaker, and writer, having written for Christianity Today and The Witness BCC, and is the host of the Salt and Sugar podcast.