Name: #34: The Citizen Soldier by Ordinary Voices
Duration: 46 min 36 s
Description: A progressive educator and company commander in the U.S. Army National Guard reflects on life - education, equality, justice, service and faith

A progressive educator and company commander in the U.S. Army National Guard reflects on life - education, equality, justice, service and faith

Ordinary Voices

#34: The Citizen Soldier

Inviting ordinary people into conversations about life and faith  
to help give voice to the spiritual thoughts of everyday people 
both in and outside of the church.

OV.001: Original Intent

Easter Sunday is when a wide variety of lost souls gather to worship.  People who stopped attending church are not the only questioning the authenticity of the Church.  Many people on the inside have the same questions and struggles.  I interview a person who remains emotionally connected, but physically distant from Church in hopes of shining light on the meaning of faith.

OV.002: Easter's Lost Souls

I Can't Make You Love Me Cover

What started out to be a thoughtful conversation about race turned into a reflection on a community — Painesville, Ohio.  How that community made us all - Black and White - thoughtful about race.  


OV.003: Painesville, Ohio

Ordinary Voices invites ordinary people into conversations about life and faith. I created this podcast to help me, a pastor, better understand people and the way they view the world. Now, I’m inviting you into the conversation so together we might listen for the extraordinary stories dwelling inside every ordinary voice.

#34: The Citizen Soldier

Ordinary Voices

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