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Two Roads Crossing
By DR. BARRY SCHWENK, DVM, MATSSociety & Culture
Two Roads Crossing episodes
- Being a Visually Impaired Vet Student | Episode 87 | Faith Snapp | Two Roads Crossing
Faith is a first year vet student who happens to be visually impaired. Hear her groundbreaking journey on walking through the joys and challenges in her unique faith journey as she trains to be a veterinarian.
24 min - What It's Like Serving at a Vet School | Episode 86 | Dr. Dean Hendrickson | Two Roads Crossing
Serving with students and in academia for one's career has its blessings and its challenges. Dr. Dean Hendrickson has spent over 3 decades working in these settings - let's listen in on his thoughts serving in this context.
29 min - When Difficult Health News Comes Our Way | Episode 85 | Annabelle Zastrow
Life can bring difficult moments. One year ago, Dr. Annabelle Zastrow was at the CVM CE Conference in Nashville when she received a call from her doctor. Listen to her thoughts on processing difficult news.
33 min - Let's Talk Mentorship | Episode 84 | Annabelle Zastrow | Two Roads Crossing
What is mentorship? Many new vet professionals say they want it, and many practices say they offer it - but do we really know what we're looking for and hoping to offer?
36 min - Joys and Challenges of Native American Missions | Episode 83 | Jordan and Curtis Clark | Two Roads C
Dr. Jordan and Curtis Clark share a little more about their experiences in working and living alongside the Apache. Hear about the life of the tribe as told by those who are able to do life alongside them every day.
39 min - re:generation & My Wellness Story | Episode 82 | Kelley Phillips | Two Roads Crossing
Dr. Kelley Phillips was chosen to share her story as part of this year's annual CVM video. Hear Kelley share about her journey to find wellness and the re:generation Program.
33 min - Student to STM to Living with the Apache | Episode 81 | Jordan and Curtis Clark | Two Roads Crossing
Dr. Jordan and Curtis Clark met during a short-term mission trip while serving the Apache Nation. They're now married and live near the Reservation, serving it's people. Hear their story of following doors that God opens.
33 min - Keep the Main Thing the Main Thing | Episode 80 | Rocky Lindsey | Two Roads Crossing
Keep the main thing the main thing. That statement is pretty straightforward, but hard to do. Dr. Rocky Lindsey joins the podcast to share one of his favorite sayings and how this can be a good guide for Christian unity and priority.
28 min - Practice Owner. CVM Associate. Mission Trip Leader. Professor. | Episode 79 | Dr. Rocky Lindsey | Tw
A career in veterinary medicine offers many different avenues. Dr. Rocky Lindsey has walked several paths, from owning and selling rural practices to working at CVM to teaching. Rocky shares some of his stories of leaning into the Lord and walking through the various doors God opens or closes.
27 min - Discerning Big Decisions | Episode 78 | Dr. Kit Flowers | Two Roads Crossing
How do you make big decisions? When you have those major life choices, how do you discern what wisdom the Lord might be showing you? We continue our discussion with former CEO Dr. Kit Flowers and hear about discernment as well as some encouragement from him.
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About Two Roads Crossing
From the publisher's feed
Have you ever wondered how faith and veterinary medicine fit together? Do you struggle finding balance between your vocation and your spiritual life? Do those two things even go together? With Two Roads Crossing, Dr. Barry Schwenk, a veterinarian and pastor, talks with those that have navigated through these real issues. So, sit back and listen to these relaxed conversations between veterinarians, vet students, pastors, and industry leaders as they discuss life and living well at the intersection of Two Roads Crossing.
Interested in learning more about the intersection of faith and veterinary medicine?
Go to www.cvm.org