Barney shares with Jacob the story of how he began learning the Ukulele and the two talk about music and explore the theme song of the podcast.

Barney and Jacob interview Ken Nanes about the free Christmas Eve Dinner offered by Wooster Mennonite Church to the community. It is inspiring how the event draws participants into a deeper experience of hospitality and gratitude that honors in a special way the birth of Jesus.

Barney and Jacob interview Bill Seymour about Monday Meals at Orrville  Mennonite Church. Bill reveals that the desire to bless others  accompanied by reliance on God, partnership, and the opportunity for  action can create deeper connection with one's neighborhood and broader  community.

Barney and Jacob interview Julie about her experience teaching English in China. Julie shares her gratitude for those who shaped her life by trusting her, welcoming her into their lives, and inviting her into their space.

Barney and Jacob interview Thomas Dunn about his experiences with the Swahili Community Mennonite Church of Akron. Much can be learned about life and faith in the giving and receiving of hospitality among friends from different parts of the world.

Barney and Jacob share stories about naming children in their families. Often these names carry deeper meaning and continue to inspire joy.

Join Barney and Jacob as they reflect on three types of bread (bread of family, bread of culture, and bread faith) and the impact of each on their lives.

In this episode, Jacob and Barney reflect on their weddings and the new significance they have come to hold after many years.

Jon shares with Jacob and Barney about his experiences with traveling to China and adopting two boys. Jon highlights his appreciation for Chinese culture and his desire for his sons to know and experience the culture and heritage of their birthplace.

In today's episode Jacob and Barney share about their experiences with Wooster Mennonite Church. Barney speaks as one who grew up in the church and Jacob as one who has served as pastor in the congregation for over a decade.