In this season, Rev. Kathy Lee-Cornell hosts conversations exploring and examining people's call to mission with guests who are serving in mission globally and locally. In 2011, Alendra Lyons moved back to the street where she was born and raised: Collins Avenue in the Mill City neighborhood on the edges of Fair Park in South Dallas. Since her return, Alendra formed the neighborhood crime watch, became president of the Mill City Community Association, and she is now developing the Mill City Teaching Farm, designed to welcome neighborhood children and families to learn, grow, and safely play.

In this season, Rev. Kathy Lee-Cornell hosts conversations exploring and examining people's call to mission with guests who are serving in mission globally and locally. For more than thirty years Frank served the church in Africa as a PC(USA) mission co-worker, focusing on ministries of health and development. PHPC supports the Rebuilding Hope in South Sudan project, which reaches six South Sudanese refugee camps in western Ethiopia through facilitating trauma healing groups and resourcing churches and centers for adult learning with Bibles printed in the Nuer language.