Round Hill Radio

Today we welcome Adam Smedberg from Church World Service, an organization committed to transforming communities around the globe through just and sustainable responses to hunger, poverty, displacement and disaster.

For centuries, people have walked their way to better health and greater wisdom. So, on today’s show, we will explore the spiritual benefits of walking our way home.

Today is a special live episode with author and theologian Tony Jones. Tony is the author of "Did God Kill Jesus? Searching for Love in History’s Most Famous Execution", is theologian-in-residence at Solomon’s Porch in Minneapolis, and teaches theology at Fuller Theological Seminary and United Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities. Tony serves as a senior acquisitions editor at Fortress Press, c...

We started this podcast with a “simple” goal: to provide our listeners with high quality content that stimulates curiosity about faith and encourages them to be a force for good in the world. How do you think we’re doing? We’re podcasting about podcasting today!

Our first Round Hill Radio LIVE! We were joined by Sarah Drummond, Dean of Andover Newton Theological Seminary. She shares with us the story of how ANTS came to be at Yale and how that challenge shaped everyone involved.

To opt-in or opt-out? This choice governs so much of what fills our days. We invite our listeners to join our Lenten experience, beginning Monday, March 11! Weekly, you will receive directly in your email inbox a personal video message from Rev. Ed or Rev. Dan. These messages will reflect on how we can grow throughout Lent, what actions we can take to better ourselves and our world, and what this...

On today’s episode, we take a look at what it means to get out of our comfort zones and take a dive into the deep end of human experience.

What do you want to be when you grow up? How is that we discover purpose and direction for our life? Let’s find out how to call all years good.

On today’s episode, we welcome Dan Haugh and Maria Montalbano to discuss the church’s recent trip to the Lakota Sioux reservation in South Dakota. If you enjoy this episode, we invite you to join us for a special time of worship on Sunday morning, September 23rd at 10am, where some of the students we mentioned will be sharing their stories and experiences from the trip.

Guided Meditation - 15 August 2018 - Episode 19 by Round Hill Community Church

Today’s guest, Lisa Salvatore, is nationally licensed and certified in the field of Alternative Wellness Management, fusing formal studies of nutrition and allied health sciences with physiognomy, aromatherapy, massage therapy and aesthetics. Redefining health and dietary advice, Lisa's philosophy is about personally discovering what nourishes you, what feeds you and ultimately what makes your lif...

Today’s guest is David Rabin, CEO of the Greenwich United Way. The Greenwich United Way’s mission is to identify unmet local health, educational and self-sufficiency needs, raise awareness and support, and work collaboratively with community partners to initiate solutions and implement programs that have a lasting and positive impact. We welcome David Rabin.

Jenny Byxbee is the Director of Children's Ministries for Round Hill Community Church. She has been with the church since September 2016, and oversees the nursery to fifth grade Children's Education program. What Jenny most enjoys about her work is being with the young people and hearing what is in their hearts. She feels strongly that we have as much to learn from our youngest members as we do fr...

The call to be vulnerable is a key element in a life worth living. But what exactly does it have to do with the way we practice our faith and the spirit in which we practice our faith? Let’s find out!

Today’s podcast is a reflection on the book “The Last Lecture” by Randy Pausch. What life lessons can be learned from a man who is told he only has a few months to live?

For centuries, faith has shaped art and art has shaped faith. As we think about how we practice our faith, what does it mean to nurture the spirit through the practice of looking at art & making art? We will consider how art feeds the imagination and brings us closer to God.

This week we are joined by incredible storyteller Valerie Tutson. She shares with us the transformative power of stories and how they can shrink the world and bring us together!

After 5 years as Senior Pastor of RHCC, Ed Horstmann will be going on sabbatical this summer. We’ll find out what he plans to do & not to do during this time of rest, reflection and renewal.

We welcome Reverend Kristine Eggert, Executive Director of God Before Guns, which is a Cleveland, Ohio-based multi-faith coalition of individuals and faith communities working to reduce gun violence. Her gun violence activism has brought her into many faith communities, the Statehouse in Columbus, and the Halls of Congress. This episode was recorded two weeks before the terrible events in Parkland...

Ed and Leslie are joined by Associate Pastor Dan Haugh! The team discusses how the faith of our young people has been affected by social media and technology and how we can create moments of meaning in our disconnected world.

On today’s episode, Ed and Leslie talk about “practicing our faith”, which is the title of our current sermon series, going on through the end of April. Ed is going to dig into the detail of what it means to put faith into action.

Ed chats with Bryan Nurnberger, resident and founder of Simply Smiles; a not-for-profit organization that provides bright futures for impoverished children, their families, and their communities. Simply Smiles aims to be impactful, sustainable, scalable, and successful.

Ed and I welcome The Reverend Stephen Holton, Rector of Christ Church New Haven in a conversation about worship during the seasons of Advent and Christmas... how it can be so much more and keeping that pesky stress away!

Ed and Leslie discuss the arrival of Advent... the start of a new church year. What does that mean for us as we start (or in some cases, continue) to navigate the increasingly hectic Christmas season?

Finishing the series on Saint Paul, we discuss Paul's transformation from Saul to Paul and how taking this time to dive deep into the letters has offered a new perspective.