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Katie Beaumont is the Director of Fine Arts at the Habersham School. In this interview, Katie shares about how the arts can build community, foster open engagement with big ideas, and enable participants to be fully and deeply human. This year Katie is heading The Habersham School's production of Shakespeare's The Tempest. Here is a link to purchase tickets for that production at the Savannah Cultural Arts Center on February 26, 27 and 28 (2026): https://linktr.ee/thehabershamschool

This interview honors the legacy of Jonathan Edward Maire as a follower of Jesus who generously and thoughtfully lived out the gospel through his vocation, service, and scholarship. https://scholarship.law.nd.edu/ajj/vol40/iss1/6/ https://www.amazon.com/Analogy-Alone-Christian-Jurisprudence-Imagination/dp/B0FJMD5P8F

Glenn Warner teaches Bible at Savannah Christian Preparatory School. In this episode, Glenn shares about his patient, shifting, and sometimes humbling journey in obedience to a call to youth ministry. The interview concludes with Glenn sharing about the ministry of teaching the Bible to high school students in a Christian school.

Bill Broker has practiced law in Savannah for the sake of others for four decades. His faith is the fuel that has kept him on mission.

Theologian Scott Hafemann shares a testimony rooted in mentorship. Scott outlines how five different mentors, including John Piper and Daniel Fuller, shaped his journey into teaching and Christian scholarship. In particular, Scott highlights the powerful impact of Professor Peter Stuhlmacher's wisdom, generosity, and lived witness.

God has called Catherine Jones to serve Savannah's homeless and needy. https://www.facebook.com/catherinejonesministries

Katie Larson's answers God's call to teach and disciple children through the "In View of Literacy" learning pod. https://inviewofliteracy.com

Fritz Rumpel gives tours about Savannah with a special emphasis on the role of the black church in Savannah's history. Fritz shares about his call (and his wife's leading) into the role of a tour guide and historic figures that he wants you to know about. Fritz shares about the lives and impact of Andrew Bryan, Andrew C. Marshall, George Liele, and Garrison Frazier.

Jason Mehl talks about J.D. Salinger's "Catcher in the Rye" and why is it worth teaching--- especially in Christian schools.

Dr. Lauren Bayliss is a professor at Georgia Southern University. She shares about her journey into teaching and communication arts and her experience with the campus study center movement. She also invites a friend and former academic colleague to talk about a thoughtful and timely initiative called "Pray the News" https://praythenewstoday.com

Geoff Bowden teaches political science at Savannah State University. This is the first in a series of podcasts about education as mission.

Soren Kornegay is the pastor at Christ the King in Savannah Georgia. https://www.ctksavannah.com

Sharon Mays shares about some great Medieval-esque camps opportunities in Savannah this summer. Here is the breakdown of the offerings: Schola St. Cecilia boys & girls, ages 4-7 9:30am - 10:30am | Monday, June 2 - Friday, June 6 Schola St. Gregory boys & girls, ages 8-13 9:30am - 12:30pm | Monday, June 2 - Friday, June 6 Schola St. Hildegard young women, ages 14-25 1:30pm - 5:30pm | Monday, June 9 - Friday, June Register by May 25, 2025 at [email protected] Faculty Sharon Mays Tina Zenker Williams Kristi Bryson Braelyn Snow Erin Lambert Abigail Crafton

This is an interview Jonathan Jameson and Brian Dennison did for the fledgeling Deep Listen Podcast. Musician and budding conductor Yelisey "Eli" Zelman walks us through Bach's magnum opus and explains the forms and the gospel content that fully infuses the work. The music featured in the podcast is from a version of the passion that was conducted by Wilhelm Furtwangler which is in the public domain. https://archive.org/details/JohannSebastienBachStMatthewPassionBWV24421/Johann+Sebastien+Bach+-+St+Matthew+Passion+BWV+244+03.ogg https://www.youtube.com/@yeliseyzelman https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_D4cszsiC0

Olga Seredyuk is a creative and missional soul with a big heart for orphans. In this interview, Olga shares about decorating easter eggs in the tradition of her Ukrainian homeland (known as Psyanky) and her work with YouthReach International.   Olga covers some rich territory - - - including an exploration of the unique power and resonance of the songs we sing and the possibilities of living a life of deep connection and place when you have more than one home.    Here is a link to where you can purchase the book that includes the essay by Olga featured in the podcast: Hope for the Holidays on Amazon Olga is also a contributor to Autio. Here is a link to one of the articles she has written about the Salzburger Settlement at Ebenezer: Ebenezer; a Salzburger Sanctuary Other Links: Living Creatures Calendar Dare to Ukraine: Lviv Thanks for your support of this podcast! Your listenership is important. https://podcast.feedspot.com/savannah_podcasts/