Prince Students
Culture Carriers
Welcome to the Culture Carriers podcast! Our aim is to help students become the visible presence of Jesus out in the real world.
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Prince Students
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Latest episode
May 11, 2026
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Episodes
Boston Trip Report with Brice and Kinsley 23.07.2025 41:43
After a long week in the great city of Boston, graduated seniors Kinsley and Brice along with Jace and Stephen discuss the major takeaways and encouragement from the trip.
Summer Staff Takeover 16.07.2025 24:52
Meet the summer interns! In this episode, Raegan and Jackson talk about their experience in student ministry and why they've stuck with it even after graduating.
Comparing Cultures 09.07.2025 32:41
Sometimes it takes seeing another culture to really understand your own. Today’s episode is all about the importance of this understanding, and finding different ways to experience other cultures.
Getting to the Gospel 02.07.2025 31:34
Sharing the Gospel is vital to carrying the culture of Jesus, but it can feel awkward knowing where to start. In this episode, the student team discusses how to get to the Gospel in a way that feels natural and helpful.
Making Camp Count 18.06.2025 28:18
How do we get the most out of student camp? Is there a way to "camp" wrong? This week, the student team breaks down how to prepare your heart for camp and make the impact last beyond summer.
The Core of Culture 11.06.2025 33:59
What shapes culture? In this episode, we peel back the layers of culture and discuss what it is at it's core, and how that shapes everything else we do.
What is Culture? 04.06.2025 27:48
The student team unpacks the mission and vision of our church, what it means to be the visible presence of Jesus, and what we mean when we use the word "culture".
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