Welcome to our fifth episode of Bible Chats' season 3!! This week, we are delighted to have joining us Carmen Ambar, president of Oberlin College!  Please consider tuning in as we discuss Romans 12 and leading one's life as a Christian.

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Episode 16 (ft. Carmen Twille Ambar, President of Oberlin College)

"CROSSROADS" is a duo of NYC-based composers Sonia Wang and Johnum Palado that bridges the classical and the world of film and games.  Both classically-trained musicians with a penchant for scoring, CROSSROADS seeks to offer their collaborators a unique and fresh voice that uplifts their projects.

For more information about each composer, please follow the links below:
Johnum Palado - johnumpalado.com
Sonia Wang - soundcloud.com/soniawangmusic

*art by @eastblueace

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Secret In The Caves

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Exploring A New World (excerpt)

Witch Hunt

Peace Then Pursuit!

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A podcast sponsored by Oberlin Christian Fellowship!  Currently premiering episodes for Season 3 of Bible Chats; please see link in the description for our previous seasons.  

For this season, we will be studying the book of Romans and Paul's evangelism to the people of the Roman Empire.

Our newest episode (Ep. 14) features founder/artistic director of Credo Music, Peter Slowik!  Check it out on our recent uploads!

Hosted by Oberlin students Ben Jalensky and Johnum Palado, Bible Chats seeks to explore and discuss the Word with friends of OCF!!  Please follow Bible Chats on Instagram for updates and much more :)

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Episode 16 (ft. Carmen Twille Ambar, President of Oberlin College)

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