The Collage Podcast

On this episode of the Collage, we sit down with our neighbor (literally) Page Rowland of Bethany House of Prayer. Page has been around Temple for quite some time now, serving in many different capacities. Bethany House of Prayer is located directly next to Feed My Sheep and is open for anyone seeking a space to pray throughout the week. Our discussion today deals alot with the struggles of personal addiction as well as watching those you love so much dealing with it as well. Please give this one a listen and for more information on Bethany House of Prayer, you can find them on Instagram/Facebook: bhop_tx.

On this episode of the Collage, we speak with our good friend Gerald. Gerald is a Peer Support Specialist with Central County Services here in Bell County. Gerald's story is absolutely amazing. The things that God has brought him through to where he is today, serving others out of a heart full of love will leave you speechless. We are so thankful to have Gerald serving alongside us here, loving on the people of our community.

On this episode of The Collage, we have HB and Lynnsay Macey with us. HB and Lynnsay are the owners of the local Temple business, Perry's Office Supply. HB and Lynnsay have also been great supporters of Feed My Sheep for many years. On this episode we discuss what it was like for them to take over a business and all the emotions that come with that, how to earn the trust of the team, and what it takes to operate a successful business. HB and Lynnsay are great leaders within our community and it was so good to get insight from them.

On this episode of The Collage, we have Coach Ben from the University of Mary Hardin Baylor's Men's Soccer team with us. Ben is an incredible leader of this upcoming generation as well as a leader in the community and his family. We discuss what makes a leader, the importance of teamwork, work/life balance, personal care, and so much more. You dont want to miss this one.

On this episode of the Collage we speak with Katie from Rosie Jo's Catering about the importance of nutrition, how food can bring communities together, and so much more. If you want to know more about Rosie Jo's and to keep with with Katie and her team, then go to RosieJo Meals. Their food is delicious and they are great friends of Feed My Sheep.

On this episode, Maggie the Intern (that name flows well doesn't it?) talks to us about the absolute necessity of having a community that you can be honest, vulnerable, and completely yourself with surround you as we journey through this life. We are super excited to have Maggie the Intern (you have to say the full name each time you greet her) and are so thankful for her insight.

On this episode of the Collage, we speak to our friend Mary who is a vital part of our community up at Feed My Sheep. We first met Mary when she walked into the cafe for lunch and started playing the piano. The whole world seems to stop whenever Mary plays the piano. Her story is quite an eventful one. Her perspective on life is beautiful and we are so glad to know her. Enjoy Mary playing piano at the end.

Here's Mary.

On this episode of the Collage, we speak with our friend Nancy who is the Director of Housing and Community Development in Temple,TX. Nancy is a fantastic leader with a heart as big as TEXAS. We are so thankful to know her, and now to learn from her. Leadership is so much more than a title, and Nancy gives us such a great picture of what makes a true leader.

On this episode of Collage, we speak to our friend Russ who is a local physician. Russ has seen life coming into the world as well as the last breath leaving the body. We discuss the beauty and sadness that can come with both and even more importantly, what we do with the "in-between". We hope you enjoy this episode and thank you so much for listening.

On this episode of the Collage, we speak with Pastor Roy from Impact Church here in Temple,TX. Impact Church is such a vital part of our community especially for those that have been marginalized for so long. Pastor Roy is a fantastic leader and truly shepherds the people God has placed him with. His insight on how to build community and impact the life's of individuals for the Kingdom of God is something we can all learn from. It is an honor to know Roy and to learn more about his life.

If you would like to learn more about the work they are doing at Impact Church you can go to www.impacttemple.com