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Conversations with local experts and lovers of Evansville about how we can pursue the flourishing of our city together.Support our podcast at forevansville.org/podcastpartner
Unknown Host hosts For Evansville, a society show with 83 episodes published.
🏡 How Can Stronger Neighborhoods Create More Opportunities? 💡 In this episode of the Four Evansville Podcast, we explore the powerful connection between neighborhood revitalization and upward mobility in Evansville. Ad
What if better connectivity could transform Evansville’s economy, healthcare access, and overall quality of life? In this episode we talk about how transportation impacts everything from job access to community vibrancy.
How do we bridge the gap between education and employment? In this episode, we dive into the Thriving Workforce section of Talent EVV's annual report. Join us as we speak with BJ Watts (Executive Director of OptIN), Robi
“Bringing new talent to Evansville isn’t just about numbers—it’s about building a community that’s excited to be here.” In this episode discussing Talent EVV's annual report, Adrienne sits down with Abby Elpers and Ashle
We're back with season 5! Can you believe it? We're kicking off the year in collaboration with Talent EVV, taking a look at their annual report. They had some big goals for Evansville by 2025, and it's that time...did th
We know, nutrition and wellness seem like buzzwords right now. But before you roll your eyes and decide to skip this episode, there's a reason we thought it was important. Our guest, Theresa Scheller, applies the science
Immigrants. Refugees. All hot button phrases right now. But what if these "political issues" sat down next to you at church? In this week's episode we sit down with local pastor Brett Doninger and a long-time member of h
Husband, father of eight kids, ultra-marathon runner, psychologist, author, podcaster … you get the point. Jim Schroeder seems to do it all. It’s his self-prescribed mission of wholiness – the synonymous drive of holines
Brian grew up thinking the most spiritual, closest people to God were missionaries and pastors. So that was his goal - to become a lead pastor. But Brian started noticing a trend in his personal experience - church was b
What do politics, the environment, and the Church have in common? Loving your neighbor. The Church in politics is a risky thing to say. But this episode with Councilwoman Mary Allen explores how followers of Jesus can na
Bill Altman heard God speak to him in a factory. He went to college to be a missionary. Now he helps people plan how and where they’re buried. Sometimes life doesn’t follow the trajectory you intend, but as Bill puts it,
Web developer. Preacher. Bass Player. Gardener. Car washer extraordinaire Dan Sullivan joins us to talk about the Chicken Pot Pie life (as opposed to the TV Dinner life... we'll let him explain that one). Dan is one of t
Sister Jane Michele has done something for the past 40 years. In our Stories Beyond the Pew series, we listen to people share moments where it clicked: someone asked the right question, connections were made, the right b
Gayla sees her cake shop as more than just a business—it's her ministry. Inspired by a friend's words that she could be a light on the corner, she shares many stories of how Gayla Cake has done just that. Sometimes it ta
Today we sit down with our own Communications Coordinator, Adrienne Gregurich. Growing up, she watched (and helped) her mom care for their neighbors, simply by meeting needs - big or small. These experiences taught her i
We gather leaders to address our city's greatest needs. We also like to invest in them and help them grow. What better way than to hear from our city's Mayor. Jonathan, our Executive Director, had the privilege of interv
The first episode of Stories Beyond the Pew. This new miniseries is a mission to help Christians and Churches discover the role they can play in addressing our city's greatest needs. We're out of the gate with Hannah Bed
Sometimes we get the question "But what do you guys actually do?" We're really motivated and excited about advancing human flourishing in our city through the Church. But what does that look like for our team on a daily
This is the last episode in our Liturgy of the Neighborhood miniseries! If you haven't had a chance to listen to the other episodes, we'd recommend doing that first. The For Evansville team talks about their favorite mom
A Commuter Church is a church where the majority of attendees do not live within walking distance. 81% of Christians drive 6+ minutes to church. So the reality is, most of us aren't neighboring alongside our church body.
Elizabeth
intern · Spherion
1 appearance on this show
Jim Schroeder
Dr · Alta-CEA
1 appearance on this show
Brian Fleming
Regional Sales Manager at North America · Sherburne County Economic Development Authority
1 appearance on this show
Dan Sullivan
Director of Journey Management · Arkansas State Senate
1 appearance on this show
John Mark Comer
founder and former lead pastor · Bridgetown Church
1 appearance on this show
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