This is the second episode in our multi-part series on the partnership between Mitchell Road Presbyterian Church and Christian leaders in Montgomery, Alabama. Pastor James goes into detail about what it was like for a predominantly white church from South Carolina to reach out to him. We also get into the challenges he faced and what God is now doing through him.

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This is part 1 of a multi-episode series. For years Mitchell Road Presbyterian Church has visited Montgomery, AL to learn more about the history of slavery, the civil rights movement, and how God is redeeming His church. Through these visits, many relationships have been made. The first relationship was with Pastor James Williams, PCA Teaching Elder and founder of CURE Gospel Movement. This first episode is a powerful story of how James came to Christ and moved toward being a pastor.

**Trigger Warning** There is discussion of suicide in this episode.

This week's episode is the second part of Curtis and Chris DuBose's story of what to do after retirement. Hear the joys and challenges facing the DuBose's as they plan to go to England.

This week's guest is a longtime member of Mitchell Road and wants to inspire others to evangelize through hospitality.

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Listen in as Scott speaks with Steffan Mueller from Germany.

Our guest this week is Jan Rardin, Director of the MR Friends ministry at Mitchell Road Presbyterian Church.

Global worker Corey Jackson challenges us to do the hard thing of living missional in our own neighborhoods.

The new Executive Director for SWITCH joins this week to discuss how the Lord moved her towards a difficult ministry.

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Our guest this week is Laura Daugherty

Jerry Blassingame is founder and CEO of Soteria CDC, a non-profit helping individuals move from incarceration to reentry. Visit Soteria:Soteria CDCSoteria at Work:Soteria At Work

Get a copy of Jerry's autobiography:Reclaimed