EPISODE · Aug 7, 2026 · 47 MIN
Faith, Fear & the UN: Why the Church Stays Engaged | The Conversation
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In Episode 4 of The Conversation, Brad Cauley continues his conversation with Amireh Al-Haddad, Director of Public Affairs and Religious Liberty for the Southern Union Conference, about religious liberty, church engagement, the United Nations, ADRA, humanitarian work, and the importance of staying faithful while remaining present in public conversations.Together, they discuss why the Seventh-day Adventist Church engages with public institutions, how that engagement differs from compromise, and why having a voice matters for protecting religious freedom around the world. They also address questions about humanitarian service, church organization, unity, and how members can process difficult topics with prayer, patience, and a commitment to mission.The Conversation is a Carolina Conference podcast featuring thoughtful discussions on topics relevant to pastors, church members, and the wider Carolina Conference constituency.
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In Episode 4 of The Conversation, Brad Cauley continues his conversation with Amireh Al-Haddad, Director of Public Affairs and Religious Liberty for the Southern Union Conference, about religious liberty, church engagement, the United Nations, ADRA, humanitarian work, and the importance of staying faithful while remaining present in public conversations. Together, they discuss why the Seventh-day Adventist Church engages with public institutions, how that engagement differs from compromise, a...
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