The Pastor's Office

The Pastor's Office

By Rev. Jonathan A. MasonReligion & SpiritualityChristianity
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The Pastor's Office episodes

  • October 22, 2023: Carolyn Sims-Nesmith, Rev. Tonya Waller-Waddy, & Anna Messer

    This week inside The Pastor's Office, we have dynamic interviews with three engaging guests.

    Carolyn Sims-Nesmith is the founder and director of the historic Freedom Choir of Philadelphia (FCOP), established to represent the Philadelphia Chapter of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC), a notable organization led by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Carolyn is the Founder and CEO of CSN Productions, LLC, a platform through which she organizes various events, including the Gospel Soul Series, to celebrate and uplift the community through musical endeavors.

    Rev. Tonya Waller-Waddy is a devoted evangelist known for her Apostolic gifting, which she utilizes to bring the Kingdom of God closer to believers through signs and wonders. As a Television and radio personality, she travels extensively, preaching and teaching about the attainability of God's manifested power and love.

    Anna Messer serves as a Program Director at the Boys & Girls Clubs of America in Philadelphia, PA. Through this role, she contributes to creating a safe, nurturing environment for young individuals, aiding their personal and professional growth​.

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    35 min
  • September 10, 2023: Abdul-Aliy A. Muhammad

    On the show this week, activist Abdul-Aliy A. Muhammad. They worked in prevention for six years and currently organizes with the Black and Brown Workers Collective and facilitates anti-oppression trainings with the BlaQollective. They've pushed through with HIV since being diagnosed in 2008.

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    30 min

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Welcome to the Pastor’s Office, Philadelphia’s center for political discourse. Following his Sunday service at the Northeast Baptist Church, Rev. Mason will go to his office, turn on his microphone, and talk to national newsmakers about the issues of the day.