Season 02 Episode 07- Shelley Donaldson and Ashley McFall-Irwin LGBTQ+ issues


Michelle and Cliff talk with Shelly Donaldson and Ashley McFall-Irwin about how to do affirming and welcoming ministry with LGBTQ+ youth and adults.

Kari Morgan also gives her Top 5 "mixers".
5. Hot Choclate
4. Memory Match
3. Story Bag
2. Happy, Grappy, Buffalo
1. Post Past

This Podcast is made possible through a generous grant from the APCE Edowment Ministry Team. Visit apcenet.org to register for the next national event!

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