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Staying at the Table

By: Matthew Kistler Rev. James Bady Rev. Dr. Tracy L. Saletta
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  • Despite our many differences, we aim to Stay at the Table, which means we don’t walk away from each other when we disagree. We believe the best of relationship comes when we are willing to listen to each other, showing love even when we continue to see the world differently.
    2021 Cornerstone Staying at the Table
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Episodes
  • Episode 32: Social Constructs

    Episode 32: Social Constructs
    May 2 2024
    In today's episode of Staying at the Table we talk about social constructs in the church and in culture and how they effect each other.
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    38 mins
  • Episode 31: Approaching God

    Episode 31: Approaching God
    Apr 25 2024
    In this episode of Staying at the Table we talk about how we, as unique individuals with our own beliefs and perspectives, approach God.
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    48 mins
  • Episode 30: Art and Faith

    Episode 30: Art and Faith
    Apr 18 2024
    In this episode of Staying at the Table we have a great conversation about the intersection of art and faith and what those things mean to our daily journey.
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    51 mins
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the intersection of faith and grief

excellent conversation of the story of support and the grind of grief in the foreground and background of a church community.

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