What do you think of when you think of the harp? Let me guess - angels. In this episode, April unpacks what it meant for her to be raised as a harpist from a young age, what it means to start learning the banjo at age 39, and how it’s all related to gender, sexuality, and spirit.

Tell Me a Story is a new podcast series presented by the Hive Apiary and hosted by Oluwatomisin Oredein and April Stace. Produced by Benjamin Gildas. Theme music is "Enthusiast" by Philadelphia native Tours.

April used to work as a chaplain in a community hospital in New York City. In this episode, she recounts meeting a patient whose mother practiced a version of Christianity known as the “prosperity Gospel,” and reflects on the spiritual, racial, cultural, and socioeconomic tensions in the room.

Tell Me a Story is a new podcast series presented by the Hive Apiary and hosted by Oluwatomisin Oredein and April Stace. Produced by Benjamin Gildas. Theme music is "Enthusiast" by Philadelphia native Tours.

Episode 1 - In "You Can't Color Your Sister" Tomi shares a story about the complicated realities of racial identity through young eyes. Reflecting on a racial comment her young nephew makes in passing, Tomi asks how early racial awareness happens depending on one's race. She and April talk about how candid conversations about race are important to engage at every age.

Tell Me a Story is a new podcast series presented by the Hive Apiary and hosted by Oluwatomisin Oredein and April Stace. Produced by Benjamin Gildas. Theme music is "Enthusiast" by Philadelphia native Tours.

The Rev. Anne Kitch is an immensely gifted writer, pastor, and teacher who shares her personal memories with us on this powerful episode of The Hive Cast. Anne is a member of Matthew Shepherd's extended family and was a part of his memorial services. This episode, which was recorded on the anniversary of Matthew's death, is offered as an extension and celebration of Pride Month. 

At the Easter Vigil we are called to go into the world and give God’s love to all! In this final sermon in our Way of Love series, The Rev. Andrew Kellner inspires us to go an be love in the world.  The Way of Love series is produced in association with the Episcopal Church and the office of the Presiding Bishop Michael Curry.

Join The Rev. Yejide Peters in a discussion about going into the world as Christians. She is about to move to a new country so knows all about the bravery and courage it takes to Go into the world for God! The Way of Love series is produced in association with the Episcopal Church and the office of the Presiding Bishop Michael Curry.

This podcast may have you tapping your feet thinking of music! In this 6th series in The Way of Love podcast, we are joined by Paul Vasile of Music that Makes Community to talk about the power of music in worship. The Way of Love series is produced in association with the Episcopal Church and the office of the Presiding Bishop Michael Curry.

In this powerful sermon, The Rev. Michelle Bullock helps us to see worship as an act of revolution. In this 6th sermon in the Way of Love series, we are invited to see worship as a part of our spiritual path.

The Way of Love series is created in partnership with the Episcopal Church and the office of the Presiding Bishop Michael Curry.

Do you struggle with finding time to rest with God? You are not alone! Tune into this conversation with The Rev. Joanna Hollis in this 5th podcast in the Way of Love series produced by the Hive Apiary and the Episcopal Church to learn some ways to find rest in your life.