Graceland University Paul E. Morden Seminary Chair of Religion Anthony Chvala-Smith, PhD, and Seminary Chaplain Charmaine Chvala-Smith just released a new podcast on the Community of Christ and ecumenical theology as Episode 138 of the Project Zion: the Restoration Caffeinated podcast series.
In this offering in an ongoing series, Charmaine and Tony explore with interviewer and Graceland alumna Carla Long ecumenism in Christianity today and the theological basis of Community of Christ’s identity as an ecumenically engaged denomination. The podcast is followed by an interview with Community of Christ apostle Barbara Carter on her work with the National Council of Churches of Christ, the premier U.S. ecumenical organization today.
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