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The Living Church Podcast

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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.

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Recent Guests

Arlie Coles
Machine learning researcher; lay Anglican from the Diocese of Dallas; reporter for The Living Church
The Living Church; General Convention Task Force on AI and Intellectual Property
Episode: AI and the Church with Arlie Coles and George Sumner
George Sumner
Right Reverend Dr. George Sumner, retired Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Dallas and former principal of Wycliffe Theological Seminary
Episcopal Church
Episode: AI and the Church with Arlie Coles and George Sumner
Rodney Wilson
Associate professor of psychology at Covenant College, specializing in clinical neuropsychology.
Covenant College
Episode: Neuroscience in the Pews with Rod Wilson
Dr. Drew Nathaniel Keane
Lecturer in English at Georgia Southern University and Managing Editor of The Anglican Way.
Georgia Southern University
Episode: The 1662 and You with Drew Keane
Jon Guerra
Singer-songwriter who writes devotional music, based in Austin, Texas.
Independent musician
Episode: Live in the Studio with Jon Guerra
Annette Brownlee
Professor Emerita of Pastoral Theology, author, and former Chaplain at Wycliffe College
Wycliffe College, University of Toronto
Episode: Preaching and Politics
Joe Mangina
Professor of theology, former editor of Pro Ecclesia
Wycliffe College, University of Toronto
Episode: Preaching and Politics
Haley Stewart
Catholic author, editor of Word on Fire Votive, and author of Jane Austen's Genius Guide to Life
Episode: Jane Austen Cozy Christmas Chat with Haley Stewart and David Goodhew
Reverend Dr. Samira Izadi Page
Founder and executive director of Gateway of Grace, a holistic ministry to refugees in Dallas, Texas
Gateway of Grace
Episode: Empowering Ministry with Immigrant Communities

Host

Amber Noel
Host of The Living Church Podcast, engaging guests in thoughtful discussions around theology, arts, and community leadership.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 53 ratings
  • In my top 3 Favorites!

    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!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    FrClint
    United States7 months ago
  • Thoughtful, encouraging

    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!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Xxxxzennnbbb
    United States2 years ago
  • Top notch work!

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Father Proc
    United States2 years ago
  • Informative w/ Great Production and Content

    Very great sound. Five stars for both production and content.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Agios
    United States3 years ago
  • Informative. Provocative. Everything one Should Expect....

    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!

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    theminibishop
    United States8 years ago

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Many praise the diversity of topics covered, appreciating the integration of arts, theology, and contemporary issues.
Listeners appreciate the thoughtful and encouraging nature of discussions, often highlighting the engaging style of hosts and their effective interactions with guests.
The production quality is frequently mentioned positively, contributing to the overall experience of listening and learning.

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The 1662 and You with Drew Keane
Q: What would you say to someone who says, I am becoming more disgusted with how the sausage is made by the minute in terms of how things are formed and shaped institutionally?
Dr. Keane remarks that church politics can be particularly challenging, and while liturgies may have complex historical origins, they should be evaluated based on their current context and effectiveness.
The 1662 and You with Drew Keane
Q: Can you give us a five-minute history of the Book of Common Prayer for listeners?
Dr. Keane explains that the Book of Common Prayer was initiated under Henry VIII and evolved through various revisions, particularly emphasizing its significance during the reigns of Edward VI and Elizabeth I.
Live in the Studio with Jon Guerra
Q: What was the genesis of this album, Jon?
So, no, it wasn't. It really started as a personal interest in becoming reacquainted with the person of Jesus.
Live in the Studio with Jon Guerra
Q: Jon, could you play us another song, but play us something that takes us to that place where Jesus says something to you that you didn't expect or that place of encounter that you were describing.
Absolutely. Yeah. I would say that something that kind of hit me between the eyes with this record was was when Jesus says, you know, where your treasure is that your heart will be also, because it's such a beautiful thing to say and it's also such a hard thing to to live.
When Revival Meets Rosaries with Nathan Smith and David Han
Q: What's your personal connection to this work?
Nathan describes how his journey from the Church of Christ to Catholicism was shared without antagonism toward his previous denomination, emphasizing the love for his family and their faith.

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Frequently Asked Questions About The Living Church Podcast

What is The Living Church Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Focusing on ecumenical themes, this podcast provides thoughtful discussions on various topics intersecting theology, the arts, ethics, and pastoral care, aiming to support and inspire leaders within the Episcopal Church and the wider Anglican Communion. The content is enriched by insights from a diverse array of guests, including scholars, theologians, musicians, and lay leaders, who bring their unique experiences and expertise to the conversation. Notably, the integration of contemporary issues with historical perspectives makes it especially relevant for listeners interested in the evolution of faith in a modern context, challenging them to engage deeply with their spiritual journeys.

Listeners can expect episodes that thoughtfully addre... more

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1. Arlie Coles
2. George Sumner
3. Rodney Wilson
4. Dr. Drew Nathaniel Keane
5. Jon Guerra
6. Annette Brownlee
7. Joe Mangina
8. Haley Stewart

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