Round Hill Radio

"Adventure" and "faith" are two words that are made for each other. Let's become spiritual chemists and see what happens when we combine them!

How do you know if what you're doing is helping or hurting others (or yourself)? We dive into the text "The Three Questions" by Leo Tolstoy to inspire this conversation about connection, intention, and being wholly present.

Catch up with Ed and Leslie as we kick off a new season of Round Hill Radio! Connect with us on instagram @roundhillradio and let's continue the conversation

What does it mean to find our calling? and how can the church help create a "culture of calling"?

The Rev. Dr. Terrlyn L Curry-Avery (Or Dr. TLC, as she's affectiiontaely known), speaks to us about the importance of knowing your "why" when working to dismantle racism. You can listen to her podcast "Dismantling Racism" here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dismantle-racism-with-rev-dr-tlc/id1575404716,and learn more at https://www.sacredintelligence.com

Today we welcome as our guest Tanya Campen, a Christian educator and author, who is helping congregations to understand what faith formation looks like as we continue to emerge from a global pandemic. You can listen to her own podcast at launchfaith.com

Where do Ukrainians find hope? We get an up-close-and-personal take on the current situation and what we can do from Round HIll's own Tania Priatka.

Pentecost - S6E40 by Round Hill Community Church

What is the enneagram? Why has it become so popular? We welcome The Rev. Dr. Anne Coffman who will guide us through an introductory look at this personality system. Come explore with us!

Today we welcome The Rev. Erin Keys, Director of the Center for Hope and Renewal in Greenwich, CT. The Center has provided much-needed services during the pandemic for people in need of pastoral care and counseling.

Is God male or female? Or neither? In this podcast episode, we explore the different images of God as masculine and feminine and how they affect our spirituality.

Leslie and Shannon share their personal experiences of motherhood: one by pregnancy and one by adoption. Finding commonalities and fascinating differences in each, they explore the unexpected joys of motherhood.

Do you live and stay in your comfort zone in most areas of your life? Or, do you venture outside and try to engage new experiences, ideas, and people? Leslie and Shannon talk about ways they have reached out and benefitted from those experiences... in music, travel, and everyday life.

So what happens after the Resurrection of Jesus? Life gets even stranger for his disciples...

On Maundy Thursday, Jesus demonstrates three key ingredients of Christain faith: vulnerability, tenderness, and encouragement.

Prayer is an uprising against the disorder of the world. Let’s find out how prayer can help us to walk in beauty.

Identifying a community's core values can evoke certain stereotypes or assumtions... so taking on this task in our community created an opportunity for creativity and introspection. What are our priorities? How can we use values as "guideposts instead of hitching posts?"

What does the idea of sanctuary become when so many in today's world are searching for peace and safety?

Gun violence in the US has been described in epidemic proportions. Today's guest Peter Murchison of the Wilton Quaker Meeting, shares his personal story of loss at Sandy Hook in 2012. Together, we learn about how that horrendous event spurred him into action and the impact he and others are having in transformative ways.

“Lack of power; that was our dilemma.” Those are the words, written by Bill Wilson, which have been read by millions of people in The Big Book, as they have embarked upon the journey of recovery from substance use in Alcoholics Anonymous. In this podcast, we talk about the program founded in 1938, and how the spiritual program outline in the 12 Steps of AA are applicable to any life interested in...

For our Ash Wednesday service (available on our YouTube channel @roundhillmedia beginning March 2, Leslie has chosen a special piece of music. She and Ed discuss this history of this transcribed improvisation and how it will shape our worship experience at the start of Lent.

With so many circumstances that are out of our control, how can we use our imagination to envision the world in a more-perfect form? And how can that vision affect the decisions we make everyday?

There is an invisible thread that connects Endurance and Imagination... although not easily seen, we can find great strength and encouragment in our ability to imagine the world differently.

Endurance is at the heart of athletic endeavers. It is also an essential ingredient for the living out of our faith. Visit us at: roundhillcommunitychurch.org

In today’s podcast, we talk about simplicity and solitude: two of the many ways we can utilize spiritual practices in our daily lives. Spiritual practices (or spiritual disciplines) can be a great way to deepen your faith. In times of turmoil, creating space to turn inward and reflect can act as a solace and balm. What spiritual practices are you drawn to after listening?