Willow’s story of coming out as trans, to her faith community and pastor, and their walk together. And how baptism represents the dying of the old life and coming to the new. Dan Handschy: As we’re talking this season about the theme of baptis

104-Baptism calls every Christian to the margins

Aug 27th, 2018 22m 23s

In episode 104, we continue our two-part series with a lay and clergy person called in discernment to an Anglican religious order.Today host Barbi Click speaks with the Rev. Maria Evans, MD. She’s currently the interim assistant priest at two

103 Hearing God’s call–but not to ordination

Aug 16th, 2018 23m 6s

In episode 103, JesusHacked podcast continues our focus on baptism, and discerning a deeper call to ministry, but not necessarily to ordination.It’s the first of two conversations with a novitiate and a companion in an Anglican religious orde

102 Baptism: Getting Personal

Aug 6th, 2018 28m 37s

What happens at our baptism? What it was like for the ancient Christians? How can we, today, understand our worship through the lens of baptism–and does it make a difference? It’s a topsy-turvy JesusHacked podcast where producer Beth Felice in

101 Beginning Season Two with a focus on Baptism

Aug 1st, 2018 37m 47s

Welcome to our second season of JesusHacked podcast.We’ve a special focus on Baptism this season, and what better way to start out than a conversation with Bishop Wayne Smith and podcast host Dan Handschy. Dan’s also the bishop’s appointed le

033 Midwifery with the Yazidi

Jan 31st, 2018 26m 14s

Our guest is Jane Drichta, co founder of the Global Motherhood Initiative. She’s a midwife and public health advocate who has recently been working with Yazidi women and has developed a woman-centered model for traumatized populations, includin

032 Becoming Beloved Community: the labyrinth

Jan 25th, 2018 24m 7s

In this special episode we hear the second part of the Rev. Charles Wynder, Jr. conversation with the annual gathering of the diocese at convention. He breaks down the labyrinth image, and it’s four quadrants as they relate to Becoming Beloved

031 Becoming Beloved Community: the context

Jan 25th, 2018 18m 36s

In this special episode we hear from the Rev. Charles Wynder, Jr. He’s the presiding bishop’s Staff Officer for Social Justice and Advocacy Engagement.This past November he spoke to the annual gathering of the diocese at convention on Becoming

030 Journey: one church’s conversation about full LGBT inclusion

Nov 30th, 2017 30m 27s

This episode comes from Christ Church in Cape Girardeau and members Stephanie Miller, Chris Masters, and James Boyer talk with host Harry Leip about how their church began and continues the conversation on embracing its LGBT members, what it

029 From felt church mice to ministry

Nov 21st, 2017 24m 20s

Calvary Church in Columbia has a light hearted ministry that raises thousands each year for the community –for food pantries, gardens, social justice organizations and some church outreach ministry. And it’s all built around hand-made felt chur

028 Discerning God’s claim on our lives

Oct 20th, 2017 27m 40s

This episode unpacks that dense term “discernment” and helps us imagine how a person, how a community hears God’s call to deeper ministry or to ordination. Our guest is Mike Angell, rector of Holy Communion Episcopal Church in University City a

027 Hearing the call to prevent gun violence

Oct 4th, 2017 20m 19s

For this episode we traveled south to Cape Girardeau, Missouri, to Christ Episcopal Church and spoke with member Brenda Phillips, who shares her story on becoming involved in gun violence prevention ministry with host Deacon Harry Leip. Part

026 When the Standing Committee gets to sit: the bishop’s council of advice

Sep 19th, 2017 18m 57s

Dr. Adam Pearson, member of Standing Committee, and Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion in University CityIn today’s conversation host Shug Goodlow and guest Dr. Adam Pearson, from Holy Communion Church, talk a bit about one of the govern

025 What is the council of the diocese and why does it matter?

Sep 6th, 2017 30m 49s

Time for some insider baseball on this episode of JesusHacked. Guest Al Ludwig from Emmanuel Church and host Barbi Click both serve on Diocesan Council. They talk about what council does, who would be well suited to this work, and how being a

024 Jesus got me, the faith story of Gayle Fisher-Stewart

Aug 24th, 2017 36m 21s

This episode, Jesus Got Me, shares the faith story of the Rev. Gayle Fisher-Stewart. Host Debbie Nelson Linck caught up with Dr. Fisher Stewart when she was a presenter the Advocacy Institute of the Center for Social Empowerment in Ferguson, on

023 How does a downtown church find God’s work beyond their red doors?

Aug 3rd, 2017 27m 6s

An intentional self-study as a beloved pastor of thirty plus years was retiring, a congregational development course challenged a downtown congregation to discern they wanted to be not only more visible in their community, but more active and e

022 Being Church in a town of 400

Jul 19th, 2017 19m 49s

How are we the church in a town of 400? In this podcast episode we talk with Tina Dillon, a member of St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in Portland, Missouri. What was like to move to a small town, be invited to and welcomed by a church, the differen

021 Listening to God, listening to people: the Community of Hope

Jul 13th, 2017 19m 25s

The Community of Hope is a ministry of presence, a lay chaplaincy, and we’re talking about it today with Mary Ann Cook.The community is steeped in the Rule of St. Benedict and their training, then their practice, focuses on listening to God an

020 Listening for Jesus in angry words and spaces of perfection

Jul 6th, 2017 15m 53s

Today we hear from Kim White, soon to graduate from the Episcopal School for Ministry, about what she’s learned these past three years, how it has informed her worship and given her an insight into the part deep listening plays in our vocation

019 Meeting Jesus on a pilgrimage

Jun 28th, 2017 23m 59s

Host Deacon Harry Leip talks with the Rev. Bill Nesbit about his recent, and first, trip to the Holy Land: the history and locations, the stories, and meeting Jesus in the bustle of the city streets.TranscriptGrace Episcopal Church, Jefferso

018 Emergency preparedness and the great commandment

Jun 20th, 2017 19m 59s

In this episode host Deacon Harry Leip talks with Beth Simpson currently serving as Deacon at St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church in Mexico, Missouri about disaster preparedness, a recent expo that St. Matt’s hosted, and how it all relates to the gr

011 Who is Grace Hill?

Apr 25th, 2017 20m 50s

We are joined today by Delores Hardwick. She’s the Community Relations and Volunteer Program Manager for Grace Hill Settlement House, an organization that has a deep history with Episcopalians in Missouri. This episode’s host is Deborah Nelson

010 Conversation with Bishop Wayne

Apr 11th, 2017 22m 48s

Host Shug Goodlow sat down for a wide-ranging conversation with the tenth bishop of the Diocese of Missouri, the Rt. Rev. Wayne Smith to talk about his path to the Episcopal Church, being a bishop, evangelism, Shape Note singing, fountain pens,

#008 Before the Disaster

Mar 28th, 2017 21m 32s

Deacons Jerre Birdsong and Nancy Belcher talk about their role as “disaster deacons” and connecting the needs of the community to resources, disaster preparedness, the Episcopal Asset Map, and this ministry of standing with the vulnerable to wh

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