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Five on Faith
Coal City United Methodist Church hosts a podcast, Five on Faith , for youth, by youth and those who love them. Each episode, guests (youth, coaches, teachers, parents, youth volunteers) share five things to help youth grow in their faith.
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Episodes
Five Ways to Grow Your Faith When You Leave High School 17.06.2026 6:34
Our newest episode features Chris Jackson, a guidance counselor in the Seneca school district, who shares about five directions your life might take you after high school, and how you can grow in your faith in each direction.
Five Ways to Support a Friend Who Is Having a Hard Time 04.05.2026 6:11
This podcast features Pearl Friddle, an 8th grade student at Coal City Middle School. In it, she shares five ways that you can support a friend who is going through a rough time. We hope her insights bless you!
Five on Faith - Five things parents wish their kids knew about faith 13.04.2026 7:14
Our latest episode features the other side of our previous episode, where Dane Noffsinger shared five things he wished his parents new about faith. On this episode, Dane's mother, Brenna Noffsinger, shares five things parents wish their kids new about faith. Brenna is a teacher and coach in the Coal City School District.
Five On Faith - Five Things Youth Wish Their Parents Knew about Their Faith 23.03.2026 5:01
Take a listen to our latest episode of Five on Faith, where Dane Noffsinger, a senior at Coal City High School, shares five things that he wishes parents knew about the faith of youth.
Five on Faith - Living Out the Fruit of the Spirit 02.03.2026 4:31
This is our first episode of Five on Faith, for youth, by youth. Maisey Skaggs joins us today for this podcast, where she talks about how to live out the Fruit of the Spirit (Galatians 5:22-23) in your daily life.
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