St. Mark's Episcopal Church

St. Mark's Episcopal Church, Geneva, IL

Religion EN ↓ 48 episodes

God Corps shares real stories of when God showed up in everyday life. In each episode, one person interviews another about a moment of faith, a turning point, or an encounter with God’s presence. These are honest, unscripted conversations — not sermons — told in the voices of ordinary people. Whether you’re full of faith or full of questions, you’re welcome to listen. A storytelling project of St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, Geneva, IL. If you would like to tell your story, go to https://stmarks-geneva.org/god-corps/ to sign up for a time.

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St. Mark's Episcopal Church

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Religion

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Latest episode

Jun 29, 2026

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Episodes

Lorrie and Taylor 27.03.2026

Lorrie tells Taylor about a time God spoke to her, and Taylor tells Lorrie about prayers for her dad.

Chase and Carrie 25.03.2026

Carrie tells her son, Chase, about what she's learned about God through a miscarriage.

Mary and Pat 24.03.2026

Pat tells Mary about a time when God intervened directly in her life.

Bob and Steve 23.03.2026

Steve tells Bob about a difficult time when he was without a job and his son had some major health issues.

Jonathan and Trudy 20.03.2026

Trudy tells about how she lost her leg and where God was in that.

Pat and Mary 19.03.2026

Mary tells Pat about how she had made a vow and din't realize it and how God brought it to mind.

Amy and Annie 18.03.2026

Annie tells Amy about a time God spoke to her through another person, and how that's played out.

Jonathan and Carl 17.03.2026

Carl tells Jonathan about a pivotal moment in his life as a young police officer.

Jonathan and Mary 16.03.2026

Mary tells Jonathan about a time when she was in the USSR as it was breaking apart.

Jonathan and Jeffrey 13.03.2026

Jeffrey explains how God reached him the first time he visited an Episcopal church.

Deri and Amy 12.03.2026

Deri and Pastor Amy discuss a time when they went together to climb a hill overlooking the Sea of Galilee.

Jonathan, Lance, and Amy 11.03.2026

Lance and Amy tell Jonathan about how Amy's ring was lost and found.

Mac and Donna 10.03.2026

Donna explains several instances where God has worked in her life.

Mary and Sue 09.03.2026

Sue tells Mary about a house fire and what happened after.

Jonathan and Deri 05.03.2026

Deri tells Fr. Jonathan about a difficult time in her life when God spoke to her.

Carl and Bob 04.03.2026

Bob tells Carl about a time when God spoke to him as his son was preparing to go to colelge.

Jonathan and Steve 03.03.2026

Fr. Jonathan interviews Steve about how he came to live in the Fox Valley area as a professor at Wheaton College.

Amy and Sonja 02.03.2026

Sonja describes the beginning of her career when God directed her in specific ways.

Bob and Carl 27.02.2026

Carl tells Bob about a time when he was young and felt overwhelmed by the presence of God.

Amy and Jonathan 26.02.2026

Pastor Amy interviews Fr. Jonathan about a difficult turning point in his life.

Amy and Sonja 25.02.2026

Sonja asks Amy about a time when she sensed God was revealing himself through another person, and Amy shares about a meaningful time in her college life.

Jonathan and Lance 23.02.2026

Jonathan interviews Lance about a time when Lance was trying to sell an old house.

Kaitlyn and Noah 19.02.2026

To kick off God Corps, Kaitlyn interviewed her fiancee, Noah , at our Shrove Tuesday pancake dinner. Noah describes a time when God gave him guidance through others in deciding to become a youth intern.

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