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S2 E4 John Friedrick - Living in a Small Town Where Everyone Knows Your Name
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In today's conversation Ken and Rob are joined by artist and musician John Friedrick from Silverton, Oregon USA, a rural town where he has lived for the last 13 years, pastoring Oak Street Church. Listen in as John shares about the joys of getting to know his neighbors, including starting an annual arts event focusing on inclusion and participation, and the challenges of seeking to do good in a small town where everyone knows his name If you have enjoyed today’s conversation, please consider sharing, rating as well as subscribing to the podcast on your favorite podcast platform.
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In today's conversation Ken and Rob are joined by artist and musician John Friedrick from Silverton, Oregon USA, a rural town where he has lived for the last 13 years, pastoring Oak Street Church. Listen in as John shares about the joys of getting to know his neighbors, including starting an annual arts event focusing on inclusion and participation, and the challenges of seeking to do good in a small town where everyone knows his name If you have enjoyed today’s conversation, please consider sharing, rating as well as subscribing to the podcast on your favorite podcast platform.
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In the season four finale of Rumors of Doing Good , Ken Loyd returns to chat with Rob about the remarkable female leaders who have shaped their lives. Together, they reflect on the significant impact these women have made and emphasize the importance of making room for their unique gifts and perspectives in a world traditionally dominated by men. Thank you for joining us this season! If you enjoyed today’s episode, please consider sharing it with friends, subscribing, and leaving a review on your favorite podcast platform. Intro/Outro music by Skinfiltr8r.…
In today's conversation, I'm joined by Ray Motsi from Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. Zimbabwe has a complex history, marked by significant violence stemming from the colonial rule of the British Empire and the subsequent fight for independence in the 1960s through the 80s. This history has deeply influenced the culture, where violence often became the preferred means of resolving conflict. The 1980s saw the continuation of this violence, with the government using brutal methods to suppress opposition. Amidst this culture of violence, Ray co-founded Grace to Heal in 2003, with the mission of helping people process trauma and fostering peace, reconciliation, justice, and conflict transformation in Zimbabwe. I hope you enjoy this fascinating conversation with Ray as he shares his journey of standing alongside his people as a peacemaker. If you enjoyed today’s conversation, please consider sharing this podcast with your friends as well as subscribing and leaving a review on your favorite podcast platform. Intro/Outro music by skinfiltr8r.…
In today’s conversation, I’m joined by my good friend Gordon McDade, who hails from Belfast, Northern Ireland, where he still resides. Growing up, Gordon directly experienced and witnessed the conflict between those advocating for an independent Ireland and those loyal to the United Kingdom—an era known as The Troubles. In this tumultuous environment, Gordon felt called to become a pastor, mediator, and peacemaker in his divided city. Join us as Gordon shares the joys and struggles of cultivating peace, starting a church in the city's contested areas, and his harrowing experience of being caught in a bomb explosion. If you enjoyed today’s conversation, please consider sharing this podcast with your friends as well as subscribing and leaving a review on your favorite podcast platform. Intro/Outro music by skinfiltr8r.…
Ken Loyd returns to the Rumors of Doing Good podcast to talk with Rob about their experiences of dealing with mainstream churches, organizations and leaders who don’t always appreciate or take the time to understand those who are trying to do good in the margins. Listen in as they share wisdom they have learned on how to navigate a world that doesn’t always have their best interest at heart. If you enjoyed today’s conversation, please consider sharing this podcast with your friends as well as subscribing and leaving a review on your favorite podcast platform. Intro/Outro music by skinfiltr8r.…
In today’s conversation, I'm joined by my friend Eagle Spits from Nottingham, England. As a teenager, Eagle discovered his passion for punk rock. In 2009, he had a profound experience with Jesus. Inspired by the writings and stories of Dorothy Day of providing radical Christian hospitality towards the poor, Eagle began organizing punk shows in 2010 under the banner of Punk 4 The Homeless to support street children. Today, several Punk 4 The Homeless gigs are regularly held across the UK punk scene, benefiting an orphanage a family started in Sierra Leone in response to the Ebola epidemic of 2014. You might recall we spoke with that family back in Season 3, Episode 8 of this podcast. I hope you enjoy our conversation as Eagle shares his love for punk rock, his faith journey, and the inspiring story behind Punk 4 The Homeless. If you enjoyed today’s conversation, please consider sharing this podcast with your friends as well as subscribing and leaving a review on your favorite podcast platform. Intro/Outro music by skinfiltr8r.…
1 S4 E5 Ariatna Karlet - Participating in the Rebuilding of Venezuela by Starting a Clothing Business 15:37
In today’s conversation, I am joined by Ariatna Karlet, a 24 year old remarkable entrepreneur from Colonia Tovar, Venezuela. Ariatna started Monos, a casual clothing company in the midst of recent social, political and economic turmoil of Venezuela. Through her business, Ariatna hopes to provide quality clothing as well as jobs while supporting herself and her family in order to help rebuild and bring about healing for her country. Today’s conversation is translated by Wolfgang Fernandez, founding director of Next Step. Originally born in Venezuela, Wolfgang seeks to come alongside and equip social entrepreneurs such as Ariatna Karlet, as well as providing essential supplies for those struggling with poverty and supporting farmers in developing sustainable agriculture practices. If you enjoyed today’s conversation, please consider sharing this podcast with your friends as well as subscribing and leaving a review on your favorite podcast platform. Intro/Outro music by skinfiltr8r.…
In today’s conversation, I’m joined by my friend Eric Knox from Portland Oregon USA. As a former pastor, Eric noticed how students of color often lacked role models of color within the Portland school system. As a result Eric started the HOLLA Foundation in 2013 with the goal of providing mentors for students of color in response to the lack of representation. Through HOLLA, Eric also started a school for students of color as well. Join us as we talk about the story of HOLLA, why representation matters as well as some basketball. If you have enjoyed today’s conversation, please consider subscribing, rating as well as reviewing the podcast on your favorite podcast platform. Intro/Outro music by skinfiltr8r.…
In today's conversation we are joined by Johanna Puirava from Helsinki, Finland where she started Levähdyspaikka (Finnish for Resting Place), a mobile outreach program for those struggling with homelessness and substance abuse out of the back of her Volvo. The underlying vision of Levähdyspaikka is the idea that every person is created and precious by God, and deserves to be heard and seen. Join us as Johanna and I talk about what drew her into social work and how an internship in New York City helped prepared her to start Levähdyspaikka. If you have enjoyed today’s conversation, please consider subscribing, rating as well as reviewing the podcast on your favorite podcast platform. Intro/Outro music by skinfiltr8r.…
Navigating life with a disability presents profound challenges, often catching us off guard. We all tend to take our health for granted—until it’s gone. Then, it’s all too easy to obsess over what we’ve lost. But while we can’t wish away our limitations, we can change the way we think about our disabilities. Join us as we reflect on our growing awareness of our respective disabilities and what it means for our lives, especially for Ken as he makes some changes in life such as stepping back from the Rumors of Doing Good podcast due to recent health setbacks. Through our conversation we come to the realization how our disabilities have shaped who we are and the unique gift we have to share with the world. If you have found today’s conversation to be helpful, please consider subscribing, rating as well as reviewing the podcast on your favorite podcast platform. Intro/Outro music by skinfiltr8r.…
Rob & Ken kick off season four of Rumors of Doing Good with a short but poignant conversation about navigating life's transitions such as stepping into new opportunities and recent health challenges. Reflecting on the mantra of never letting the pressure exceed the pleasure, they share about the need to sometime make changes in their lives in order to continue doing good and still do the things that brings them joy. Join the conversation as Ken & Rob reflect on the impact this new season of life is having on their lives, their friendship as well as those who are near and dear to them. If you have found today’s conversation to be helpful, please consider subscribing, rating as well as reviewing the podcast on your favorite podcast platform. Intro/Outro music by skinfiltr8r.…
Throughout Season 3 of Rumors of Doing Good, Ken and Rob have been taking time to answer a few questions from listeners they have received over the last few years. In today’s season three finale, Rob and Ken takes the time to answer the question of what advice they would give to their younger selves and those who are looking to start doing good in their neighborhood. Thanks for taking the time to tune in to this season of Rumors of Doing Good! If you have enjoyed today’s conversation, please consider subscribing, rating as well as reviewing the podcast on your favorite podcast platform. Thanks! Intro/Outro music by skinfiltr8r.…
In today’s conversation Rob and Ken are joined by Deborah Loyd who you might have guessed is Ken's partner. In 1998 at an invitation from a friend, they moved to Portland Oregon USA and helped start a church called The Bridge with those in the subcultures. The Bridge offered refuge and a safe space for those who did not fit in but nevertheless loved Jesus with their hearts and proved it by sharing their love for others. Deborah is a remarkable woman who is passionate about healing and helping folks find a pathway forward for their lives. Join us as she shares with us her adventures of starting The Bridge as well as her experiences of making space for those who feel misjudged and disenfranchised. If you have enjoyed today’s conversation, please consider subscribing, rating as well as reviewing the podcast on your favorite podcast platform. Thanks! Intro/Outro music by skinfiltr8r.…
In today’s conversation Rob and Ken are joined by Andrea Campanale from Kingston upon Thames, in Southwest London, England. In 2005 a friend approached Andrea with an unexpected spiritual experience. Andrea found it difficult to find the words to help her friend, and connect the experience with her own faith. Becoming more aware of spiritual seekers in her community, Andrea began to attend her local green fair to come alongside spiritual seekers. From this experience, Andrea created Sacred Space Kingston which grew out of the realization that many people are seeking greater meaning to their lives but don't necessarily expect to find that in the church or through organized religion. Andrea and her friends have found the divine is best encountered through friendship in community, by appreciating the natural world and when they are able to express their uniqueness in creativity. If you have enjoyed today’s conversation, please consider subscribing, rating as well as reviewing the podcast on your favorite podcast platform. Thanks! Intro/Outro music by skinfiltr8r.…
In today’s conversation, we reflect on how not everyone has had a positive experience with those who are seeking to do good such as faith based communities, the foster care system, the police and so on. What if every interaction you had with someone trying to do good was painful, what if every interaction you had with a person in the support system made you feel like a waste of time. We take the time to reflect on how we might respond to someone who has been traumatized by those who ended up doing more harm than good. Please be advised that part of our conversation might be triggering for those who have been affected by sexual abuse.If you have found today’s conversation helpful, please consider sharing, rating as well as subscribing to the podcast. Intro/Outro music by skinfiltr8r.…
1 S3 E8 Sesay Abdul Rashid - Caring for Orphans Devastated by the Ebola Epidemic in Sierra Leone 28:27
In today’s conversation Rob and Ken are joined by Sesay Abdul Rashid from Makeni Town, Sierra Leone where he and his family noticed hundreds of children living out on the streets, having lost their families due to the Ebola Epidemic in 2014. Previously a teacher, Sesay and his family began to recognize the knock-on effects of Ebola. Parents were dying, leaving children to fend for themselves, especially girls as they are most vulnerable to exploitation. The family volunteered to take vulnerable girls into their home to provide shelter, love and care. As a result, the Hope Orphanage was born, hosting 74 children. To this day, the orphanage receives no funding from the government and the family pays to care for the girls, covering their education, clothes and medical needs out of their own pockets. Sesay and his family would love to expand their orphanage and support more children. They have partnered with Punk 4 The Homeless , which puts on charity punk gigs in the U.K., to raise the necessary funds to expand the orphanage and care for the girls. We are invited to participate in the work of the orphanage to care for these girls by donating to the Orphanage here .…
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