The Rev. Deb Bennet of Church of Our Savior in Akron, OH talks about what her church is doing, in a largely lay-led effort, to lead beyond the walls.

Welcome to the 2020 CEEP Network Gathering Podcast! Today, we join the Rev. Zack Nyein and Dr. Raquel Battle at the CEEP Network Connections Reception. Thanks to both of our contributors for this episode. It's hard to be everywhere at once, and with so much going on, be sure to subscribe and stay tuned as we will be bringing more voices and perspectives as we explore what it means to lead beyond the walls.

In the final interview from Boston, we chat with Jerusalem Greer, staff officer for evangelism on the Presiding Bishop's staff. She discusses evangelism, her new role on the PB's staff, more of what's coming up in the wider church, and what makes the CEEP conference so special.

Melissa Rau, Senior Program Director for Leadership at ECF and CEEP conference planning committee member, on the big hearts and big impact of the CEEP conference.

Miriam McKenney, Development Director of Forward Movement, on the powerful keynote address and the exhilarating experience of a first CEEP conference.

The Rev. Debra Q. Bennett, Rector of Church of Our Savior in Akron, Ohio, picks up some energy from her CEEP conference experience and is ready to take that excitement back to Akron!

Walking the Camino means so much to so many; imagine what it would mean to have place of rest, worship and communion. Join the Rev. Melanie McCarley to hear about the plans!

Steve Haal, Director of Communications for Saint Michael and All Angels in Dallas, TX, talks CEEP, what's got him excited at this year's conference, and even gives a couple of great local restaurant recommendations.

Planning Committee member Bill Campbell of Forma discusses what's new this year at CEEP as well as what's coming up in the wider Episcopal Church world.

The Rev. Gideon Pollach discusses how his parish, St. John's in Cold Spring Harbor, works to combat the opioid epidemic through humanity and care for victims and their families -- and also through strategic community partnerships, training, thoughtful planning and hard work.