Faith Co-Op
Weekday Saints Podcast
Displaying God Between the SundaysCo-hosted by Lakweshia Ewing and Jonathan Ingraham. Weekday Saints tells the stories of faithful work happening across the city of Chattanooga, sharing what it looks like to honor God in our everyday (and often mundane) lives and encouraging listeners to have eyes that see in new ways how the Lord is at work through his people in the city.
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Episodes
Beyond the Lawn: Caring for Homes and Hearts | Chris Martin 23.07.2024 36:31
Welcome back to Weekday Saints podcast where we spotlight God at work in the everyday vocations of Chattanoogans. In this episode we sit down with Chris Martin, owner of Opulent Lawn Services , to talk about how his faith in God helps him provide excellent services and relationships to his customers. Chris believes that his work in serving others through the maintenance of their lawns is not just...
The Engineer and The Bride | Veatrice Conley 11.07.2024 36:08
In our very first episode, Veatrice Conley, owner of Unveiled Bridal Studio in Chattanooga, talks through her journey as a mother, an engineer, and a small business owner. Veatrice shares the hardships of entrepreneurship that have shaped her faith, the necessity of community, and the joy of taking her passion and skills to help others feel fully seen. Presented by Faith Co-Op and Unlearn Every...
What is Weekday Saints? 11.07.2024 18:58
Welcome to the Weekday Saints Podcast with hosts Lakweshia Ewing and Jonathan Ingraham! We're so glad you're here with us. Weekday Saints is a podcast that aims to highlight journeys of faith in the daily lives of those in Chattanooga to encourage believers in our community and uplift the name of Jesus through authentic storytelling. Before we jump into conversations with our first guest,...
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