In this episode of "Politics & Prose with Gail," we sit down with Pastor Alexander Roseboro from the Builder's Church to explore their impactful work within the community. Pastor Alex's statement, "Allow people to teach us who they are," is a profound highlight of the conversation, demonstrating the wisdom in embracing diverse perspectives.
The discussion begins by examining the evolving role of the church in today's society, focusing on how the Builder's Church adapts to meet changing spiritual and social needs. They also delve into the impact of technology on church outreach and digital engagement, showcasing successful digital initiatives.
Diversity within the congregation, as well as the church's response to social and cultural issues, are key themes. The podcast also explores how the Builder's Church engages all generations, addresses mental health, and actively participates in community service and global humanitarian efforts.
Financial transparency, the church's future vision, and its resilience in the face of challenges are discussed, along with the significance of interfaith cooperation and environmental responsibility. From start to finish, this episode is full of insights and surprises that highlight the profound impact a church can have in today's changing world, leaving listeners inspired and uplifted.
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In this episode of "Politics & Prose with Gail," we sit down with Pastor Alexander Roseboro from the Builder's Church to explore their impactful work within the community. Pastor Alex's statement, "Allow people to teach us who they are," is a profound highlight of the conversation, demonstrating the wisdom in embracing diverse perspectives.
The discussion begins by examining the evolving role of the church in today's society, focusing on how the Builder's Church adapts to meet changing spiritual and social needs. They also delve into the impact of technology on church outreach and digital engagement, showcasing successful digital initiatives.
Diversity within the congregation, as well as the church's response to social and cultural issues, are key themes. The podcast also explores how the Builder's Church engages all generations, addresses mental health, and actively participates in community service and global humanitarian efforts.
Financial transparency, the church's future vision, and its resilience in the face of challenges are discussed, along with the significance of interfaith cooperation and environmental responsibility. From start to finish, this episode is full of insights and surprises that highlight the profound impact a church can have in today's changing world, leaving listeners inspired and uplifted.
Visit www.tbc-cbus.com for more information.
If you'd like to be a guest on Politics & Prose, please fill out this form: https://form.jotform.com/gedudley/Politics_Prose_Podcast_Form.
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Gail's 2024 calendar is now open for scheduling speaking opportunities and coaching sessions. Visit ...