
The Living Church Podcast explores ecumenical topics in theology, the arts, ethics, pastoral care, and spiritual growth — all to equip and encourage leaders in the Episcopal Church, Anglican Communion, and beyond. A ministry of the Living Church Institute.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 170 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

How does the 1662 Book of Common Prayer hold Anglicans together today?
What book of common prayer book do you use? And why? Whichever it is, and however you relate to other Anglicans, all of our common prayer books share one ancestor which still bin... more
Today, musician Jon Guerra joins us for a conversation about music, theology, and life—and a few live tunes.
We talk about his musical influences and about the formation (and deformation) that happens through Christian music. We talk about creating ... more
How should ministers of the gospel engage politics from the pulpit?
Today’s episode is from a panel at the RadVo 2025 conference on politics and preaching: the if, why, and how.
Panelists discuss discernment, formation, and what preaching is for, ... more
With love, wit, and a laugh, Jane Austen brought human drama to the drawing room. We love her for it. It also gave her away as a Christian.
On December 16, 1775, the Anglican clergy family of Austens welcomed their youngest daughter, who would grow ... more
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I love this podcast. It is so thoughtful, and encouraging. The host, Amber, is brilliant and funny, and she engages her guests so effectively. I’m always anticipating the next episode. Well done, TLC!
I’ve just found this podcast, and I love it. I love the thoughtful conversations. I am encouraged by the intentional attempt to cultivate unity within Anglicanism (and beyond!). Thanks for your ministry, TLC!
This is absolutely one of my favorite podcasts. I love the content, which is diverse in scope , as well as Amber’s excellent approach to interviews/conversations with her guests. Truly a gem that will deepen your faith, widen your reading list in your perspective, and give you hope for the health of the Anglican Communion.
Very great sound. Five stars for both production and content.
This podcast has everything one should expect in a great podcast: it’s organized, has humorous/practical bits, along with nuanced conversation.
I’m ready for more!
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Exploring the intersection of faith, theology, and contemporary life, this show provides a platform for thoughtful dialogue on topics relevant to leaders and individuals within the Episcopal Church and broader Anglican Communion. Episodes engage with a diverse array of themes, including spiritual growth, ecumenical unity, ethical considerations, and the arts, often featuring experts who bring rich perspectives from their fields. A unique aspect is the podcast's emphasis on fostering meaningful connections among listeners through discussions that challenge and inspire, reflecting the complexities of faith in today's world.
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Recent guests on The Living Church Podcast include:
1. Dr. Drew Nathaniel Keane
2. Jon Guerra
3. Annette Brownlee
4. Joe Mangina
5. Haley Stewart
6. Reverend Dr. Samira Izadi Page
7. James Montana
8. Reverend Jaime Briceño
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