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Today on the Collage Podcast, we announce our future plans for the Vision Dinner, a commemoration of Feed My Sheep's 15th anniversary.    Mark your calendars now! Sat Nov 14 2026 Cultural Activities Center 3011 N. 3rd St, Temple, TX 76501

Today we sit down with members of Leadership Temple, an organization devoted to service, helping people become leaders in their homes, workplaces, and communities. Good leadership isn't easy; many people in high positions don't end up helping the public as much as they ought to. So we assess the difference between good and bad leaders, and what we need to do to better ourselves for leading.

On this episode, Jeff and Nancy sit down with Rosa from Johnson Brothers Ford to talk about engaging with the community around us to make it better, whether that is individually, through an organization, or a business stepping up. In the month of September, Johnson Brothers Ford is doing a can drive and all the items will be donated to Feed My Sheep. Transforming a community takes each of us and each of us can do something! Follow along on their social media pages as well as Feed My Sheeps for items that are needed and more information on donating.

Making difficult decisions is part of leadership.  Sometimes we face situations that seem like there may not be a solution, or at least a positive one. So what do you do? On this episode of The Collage, Jeff and Nancy discuss one of those challenges and the decisions that come with it. Sometimes we just have to do without knowing if the what we are supposed to do.

In this episode of the Collage Podcast, Jeff welcomes Father Greg and seminarians to Feed My Sheep, a non-profit orginazation dedicated to serving marginalized communities. Their conversation explores the journey of priesthood, the challenges of commitment in modern society, and the importance of responding to a divine calling. Guests share personal stories of their vocation, the significance of celibacy, and the balance between worship and service. The discussion also addresses the false promises of happiness in society and the need for compassion and care for others. They discuss how living as Christ calls for a commitment to holiness and community, breaking down barriers that prevent encounters with God.

In this episode of the Collage Podcast, Jeff engages with a group of high school students from local churches in Temple, Texas, discussing the themes of community, hope, and the paradox of connection and isolation in Generation Z. The conversation explores the importance of genuine interactions, the impact of social media on relationships, and the deep-seated need for belonging in a world that often feels lonely. The students share their insights on how to combat loneliness and the role of faith in fostering community. They talk about the profound need for community and belonging in a world increasingly marked by loneliness. Jeff emphasizes the importance of genuine human connection, the role of nonverbal communication, and the necessity of intergenerational relationships.

In this episode of the Collage Podcast, Jeff and Nancy delve into the alarming issue of legal substances available in convenience stores that mimic illegal drugs. They discuss the implications of these substances on addiction, societal norms, and the legal system, emphasizing the need for awareness and action to address this growing problem.

In this episode, Jeff hosts a candid conversation with Christina and Nancy from Feed My Sheep in Temple, Texas, exploring perceptions of homelessness, empowerment, and community service. They delve into the importance of treating everyone with dignity, setting expectations, and fostering a culture of care and service.

In this episode, the team at Feed My Sheep explores what it really means to lead volunteers in a ministry setting. The conversation centers on a bigger idea: people are not just helping with tasks — they are being invited into a community of care, dignity, and purpose. What this episode is about Jeff, Casey, and Nancy discuss the challenges of managing a volunteer-based organization where the people serving change constantly, expectations still need to be high, and the work has to stay meaningful. They dig into a foundational question: how do you lead people well when they are not employees, but also not just "extra help"?

On this episode of The Collage, we were joined with a great group of young ladies from across the country from a group called Catholic Heart. This group has students from all over the United States and they came to spend a week volunteering in our community. The heart, the passion, the eagerness to learn and to serve is unmatched. We are so thankful to have them here with us and grateful to be able to share this conversation with you.

In this episode of the Collage Podcast, Jeff and Nancy discuss the mission of Feed My Sheep, a nonprofit organization dedicated to addressing the physical, spiritual, and emotional needs of the homeless population in Temple, Texas. They explore the complexities of transitioning from city work to nonprofit, the challenges of defining success in social work, and the importance of empowering individuals rather than enabling them. Through real-life case studies and personal experiences, they highlight the ongoing journey of those they serve and the lessons learned along the way. They explore the themes of leadership, empowerment, and the nature of success and failure through the lens of personal experiences in climbing. Jeff emphasizes the importance of allowing individuals to face challenges on their own, learn from their experiences, and define their own success rather than relying on others to do things for them.

In this episode of the Collage Podcast, Jeff and Nancy discuss the challenges faced by the homeless community, particularly focusing on mental health and medication access. They share stories of individuals they have encountered, including YR, who has shown remarkable transformation due to medication, and a 68-year-old woman in dire need of assistance. The conversation highlights the absurdity of healthcare costs and the barriers that prevent individuals from receiving necessary care, emphasizing the need for community support and systemic change. Jeff outlines the challenges faced by individuals experiencing homelessness, particularly focusing on immediate and long-term housing solutions. He emphasizes the importance of advocacy, the complexity of decision-making in social services, and the need for community involvement to address these pressing issues. Through personal stories and insights, he highlights the systemic obstacles that hinder effective support for those in need, urging listeners to recognize their role in creating change.

In this episode of the Collage Podcast, Jeff and Nancy discuss the challenges faced by individuals struggling with mental health issues and homelessness. They share real stories from their work at Feed My Sheep, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping those in need. This episode highlights the urgent need for institutional support, the importance of human connection, and the reality of mental health awareness. The hosts emphasize the significance of seeing individuals as people deserving of compassion and care, rather than just statistics or cases.

In this episode of the Collage Podcast, Jeff and Nancy discusses the harrowing story of a young homeless woman who faced a near-fatal overdose due to fentanyl-laced substances. The conversation explores the systemic failures in healthcare and social services that led to her being discharged from the hospital and left vulnerable on the streets. Jeff emphasizes the importance of human dignity, empathy, and community support in addressing the challenges faced by marginalized individuals. This episode serves as a call to action for listeners to advocate for change and to care for those in need.

This conversation explores the complex realities faced by individuals in mental health crises, particularly women, through three case studies. The discussion highlights the challenges of navigating the healthcare and social support systems, the inadequacies of emergency services, and the urgent need for community awareness and intervention.