Pod Strangely Warmed

Episode 3 of the POD Strangely Warmed podcast continues our focus on Being Good Ancestors for those who will lead and make up the United Methodist Church of 2050 and beyond with Part 2 of our discussion with Dr. Luther Henry. In Part 1, host Rev. Daniel Hawkins and Dr. Henry explored how the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s paralleled and helped shape Luther's ministry then, now and going forwar...

The beginnings of Luther Henry's near half-century ministry coincide  with the start of the civil rights movement of the 1960s. In Part 1 of this POD Strangely Warmed discussion,  Rev. Daniel Hawkins mines Dr. Henry's we alth of experience and knowledge with the civil rights movement and how that helped formed the foundation of his ministry. 

In our initial series of conversations, we focus on how we, as United Methodists, can be good "ancestors" to those who will follow us – what church will we be leaving the generations to come. This generational series opens with a engergizing discussion with Bishop Ruben Saenz Jr. the episcopal leader of the Central Texas and North Texas Conferences of The United Methodist Church.