Being Vulnerable with Chris Carpenter

from Sacramental Whine · host David Oliver Kling

In this episode, I had the honor of interviewing Bishop Chris Carpenter the Presiding Bishop of the Reformed Catholic Church. In this episode, we talked about several things, including: How he left the Roman Catholic Church to find the Independent Sacramental Movement. Clinical Pastoral Education and Chaplaincy. His greatest blessing and challenges within the ministry. His hopes for the Independent Sacramental Movement. Links: Convergent Streams: the Premier ISM Magazine. This podcast is produced by the Community of Saint George (The Young Rite).

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