
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 | 173 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||

Who is Archbishop Sarah Mullally? And what might we expect from her ministry?
Augustine of Canterbury was sent by Pope Gregory in 597 on mission to re-evangelize Britain and became the first Archbishop of Canterbury. Incase you haven’t heard, Anglic... more
How should Anglicans feel about AI? But first: what the heck is it?
Our guests today tackle one of the toughest topics of our time head on, from both a theological and technical perspective.
What is AI? Is it unprecedented? What can AI currently, a... more
In this episode, we learn from neuroscience to explore questions in theology and ministry.
When we talk about the brain, we think of the intellect, private processes, perception—even as the center or source of the self. And the brain is one importan... more
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
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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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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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Recent guests on The Living Church Podcast include:
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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