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  • Episode 36: Rev. Ricardo Tavárez – “Designing Worship”
    It is my pleasure to welcome back Rev. Ricardo Tavárez to the Antioch Podcast. Ricardo is an ordained Minister of the Word in the Christian Reformed Church of North America. He is the pastor of En Vivo Church, a growing multi-ethnic and bilingual (Spanish/English) congregation in the Burton Heights neighborhood of Grand Rapids. He was … Continue reading Episode 36: Rev. Ricardo Tavárez – “Designing Worship”
    49 min
  • Episode 36: Rev. Ricardo Tavárez – “Designing Worship”
    It is my pleasure to welcome back Rev. Ricardo Tavárez to the Antioch Podcast. Ricardo is an ordained Minister of the Word in the Christian Reformed Church of North America. He is the pastor of En Vivo Church, a growing multi-ethnic and bilingual (Spanish/English) congregation in the Burton Heights neighborhood of Grand Rapids. He was a previous guest on the podcast way back in Episode 14 where he talked about bilingual worship at En Vivo. In this talk, Rev. Ricardo talks about designing worship, based in part on Chapter 5 of Sandra Maria Van Opstal’s book “The Next Worship”. You can connect with Ricardo and En Vivo Church by following the link in the show notes of this episode.
    https://envivochurch.org
    http://cdn.antiochpodcast.org/036.mp3
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  • Episode 36: Rev. Ricardo Tavárez – “Designing Worship”
    It is my pleasure to welcome back Rev. Ricardo Tavárez to the Antioch Podcast. Ricardo is an ordained Minister of the Word in the Christian Reformed Church of North America. He is the pastor of En Vivo Church, a growing multi-ethnic and bilingual (Spanish/English) congregation in the Burton Heights neighborhood of Grand Rapids. He was a previous guest on the podcast way back in Episode 14 where he talked about bilingual worship at En Vivo. In this talk, Rev. Ricardo talks about designing worship, based in part on Chapter 5 of Sandra Maria Van Opstal’s book “The Next Worship”. You can connect with Ricardo and En Vivo Church by following the link in the show notes of this episode.
    https://envivochurch.org
    http://cdn.antiochpodcast.org/036.mp3
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  • Episode 35: Laura Pritchard – “Hosting Well”
    It is a great honor today to introduce today’s presenter, Laura Pritchard. Laura is presently the Director of Multicultural Living at Madison Church’s Square Campus. Among her many duties is oversight of the work of the anti-racism team, outreach to the Madison Square neighborhood, and leading worship at Madison Church’s Square Campus. She has mentored … Continue reading Episode 35: Laura Pritchard – “Hosting Well”
    1 hr 10 min
  • Episode 35: Laura Pritchard – “Hosting Well”
    It is a great honor today to introduce today’s presenter, Laura Pritchard. Laura is presently the Director of Multicultural Living at Madison Church’s Square Campus. Among her many duties is oversight of the work of the anti-racism team, outreach to the Madison Square neighborhood, and leading worship at Madison Church’s Square Campus. She has mentored numerous worship leaders over the years, modeling by example how to love a multiethnic congregation by learning and singing the worship songs of many people groups while continually striving to do so with increasing excellence. Laura is an experienced anti-racism trainer, facilitating “Understanding Racism” 2.5-day workshops both at Madison Church and other churches around Michigan. For decades Laura has been a long-serving member of Madison Church’s leadership team, offering a voice of wisdom and often challenging the church to continually grow in its desire to be a more fully reconciled body that actively works to dismantle systemic racism. She knows Madison Church is not a perfect church and yet has stayed committed to the mission of this body in spite of numerous hurts, misunderstandings, and difficult periods. She also is a regular panelist on the Antioch Podcast, and has been a guest on the Truth’s Table podcast. Above all else, Laura is a faithful servant of God, walking out what she believes by her faithfulness to this imperfect body of multiethnic believes at Madison Church.
    On a personal note, Laura has deeply impacted my own life. I met Laura in 1992 through Madison’s Gospel Choir, and our relationship continued through serval worship teams in the ensuing decades. Laura’s commitment to truth-telling and transparency about her faith and her struggles, including struggles about race, deeply shaped me. Her voice and passion as a singer inspired me and helped to shape me as a gospel musician. I have been fortunate to know and be sharpened by my friend, Laura Pritchard.
    Let’s go now to hear Laura give this presentation, entitled “Hosting Well.”
    CITED SOURCES:
    This is a link to the article by Daniel Jose’ Camacho briefly mentioned in this presentation:
    Do Multicultural Churches Reinforce Racism?
    http://cdn.antiochpodcast.org/035.mp3
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  • Episode 35: Laura Pritchard – “Hosting Well”
    It is a great honor today to introduce today’s presenter, Laura Pritchard. Laura is presently the Director of Multicultural Living at Madison Church’s Square Campus. Among her many duties is oversight of the work of the anti-racism team, outreach to the Madison Square neighborhood, and leading worship at Madison Church’s Square Campus. She has mentored numerous worship leaders over the years, modeling by example how to love a multiethnic congregation by learning and singing the worship songs of many people groups while continually striving to do so with increasing excellence. Laura is an experienced anti-racism trainer, facilitating “Understanding Racism” 2.5-day workshops both at Madison Church and other churches around Michigan. For decades Laura has been a long-serving member of Madison Church’s leadership team, offering a voice of wisdom and often challenging the church to continually grow in its desire to be a more fully reconciled body that actively works to dismantle systemic racism. She knows Madison Church is not a perfect church and yet has stayed committed to the mission of this body in spite of numerous hurts, misunderstandings, and difficult periods. She also is a regular panelist on the Antioch Podcast, and has been a guest on the Truth’s Table podcast. Above all else, Laura is a faithful servant of God, walking out what she believes by her faithfulness to this imperfect body of multiethnic believes at Madison Church.
    On a personal note, Laura has deeply impacted my own life. I met Laura in 1992 through Madison’s Gospel Choir, and our relationship continued through serval worship teams in the ensuing decades. Laura’s commitment to truth-telling and transparency about her faith and her struggles, including struggles about race, deeply shaped me. Her voice and passion as a singer inspired me and helped to shape me as a gospel musician. I have been fortunate to know and be sharpened by my friend, Laura Pritchard.
    Let’s go now to hear Laura give this presentation, entitled “Hosting Well.”
    CITED SOURCES:
    This is a link to the article by Daniel Jose’ Camacho briefly mentioned in this presentation:
    Do Multicultural Churches Reinforce Racism?
    http://cdn.antiochpodcast.org/035.mp3
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  • Episode 34: Kinita Kadnar Schripsema – “Understanding Culture”
    This latest series of the Antioch podcast is called Worshiping Diversely Together, exploring the themes of multicultural leadership in worship from Sandra Maria Van Opstal’s book “The Next Worship: Glorifying God in a Diverse World” . For those of you following this series in the book, today’s lecture is based on chapter 7, which talks … Continue reading Episode 34: Kinita Kadnar Schripsema – “Understanding Culture”
    42 min
  • Episode 34: Kinita Kadnar Schripsema – “Understanding Culture”
    This latest series of the Antioch podcast is called Worshiping Diversely Together, exploring the themes of multicultural leadership in worship from Sandra Maria Van Opstal’s book “The Next Worship: Glorifying God in a Diverse World” . For those of you following this series in the book, today’s lecture is based on chapter 7, which talks about the importance of acknowledging our elders, intentionality, and patience as skills multiethnic leaders need to have in leading multiethnic congregations. Author and speaker Kinita Schripsema shares her perspectives on these skills in today’s talk.
    Kinita is a Jesus lover, wife, and mother to four children. She was born in India and has lived cross-culturally since the age of 5 between Canada and the U.S.A. As a published author and speaker, Kinita shares, with passion, her love for Jesus and her desire to see other believers grow in their faith in the spaces and places God has called them to be.
    In this talk, titled “Understanding Culture”, Kinita gives an overview of her Understanding Culture workshop, which she gives in a longer format to groups and churches in the US and Canada. Links to Kinita, her book and talks are provided here in the shownotes for this episode.
    http://kinitaschripsema.com
    http://cdn.antiochpodcast.org/034.mp3
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  • Episode 33: Rev. Shannon Jammal-Hollemans – “Food Fights: Reconciliation in Worship.”
    Welcome to Episode 33 of the Antioch Podcast, a podcast about learning to lead in the multiethnic church. Today we return to our series on Sandra Maria VanOpstal’s book The Next Worship: Glorifying God in a Diverse World. For those of you who have already purchased a copy of The Next Worship, you may have … Continue reading Episode 33: Rev. Shannon Jammal-Hollemans – “Food Fights: Reconciliation in Worship.”
    53 min
  • Episode 33: Rev. Shannon Jammal-Hollemans – “Food Fights: Reconciliation in Worship.”

    Welcome to Episode 33 of the Antioch Podcast, a podcast about learning to lead in the multiethnic church. Today we return to our series on Sandra Maria VanOpstal’s book The Next Worship: Glorifying God in a Diverse World. For those of you who have already purchased a copy of The Next Worship, you may have picked up on this already. If you haven’t purchased a copy of Sandra Maria Van Opstal’s book, you can do so here by clicking on the link provided in the shownotes of this episode.

    Leading the discussion of Chapter three – Food Fights: Reconciliation in Worship, is Rev. Shannon Jammal-Hollemans. Shannon is a Collaborative Program Developer for the Christian Reformed Church in North America. She serves in the Offices of Faith Formation, Social Justice and Race Relations. She is a married mother of three with a Master of Divinity from Calvin Theological Seminary. Shannon was ordained by Oakdale Park CRC for her work with the denomination in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

    http://cdn.antiochpodcast.org/033.mp3

    MUSICAL CREDITS:

    The Church’s One Foundation

    Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow

    FYI í Today’s episode is powered by vibranium from our branch offices in Wakanda. If you don’t know what I’m talking about, its because you haven’t seen Black Panther yet, so . . . make that a priority whether you are a Wakandan, a colonizer, or none of the above . And if you want to hear three wonderful discussions of the film, check out the Black Panther and Wakanda Episodes from three of my favorite podcasts: Pass the Mic, Truth’s Table, and We Talk Different for three thoughtful discussions of this blockbuster film. We will provide links to these episodes in the shownotes for Episode 33 on AntiochPodcast.org.

    Pass The Mic LIVE: Black Panther Part 1



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