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EPISODE · May 20, 2025 · 56 MIN

The Art of Netweaving - Kay Hiramine

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In this episode of the Faithly Stories podcast, host Alicia Lee welcomes Kay Hiramine—a global netweaver, consultant, and ministry leader whose journey from a Buddhist upbringing to a vibrant Christian faith is both moving and inspirational. Known for his gift of connecting people across sectors and cultures, Kay brings decades of experience in ministry, disaster relief, and global development to the conversation. From building intentional communities to advising leaders around the world, Kay shares how his passion for people and purpose has shaped his life’s work. Whether through ministry or marketplace, his mission remains the same: to serve others by multiplying value through meaningful relationships.Website: https://kayhiramine.com/Find more information and resources at https://Faithly.co (00:00) Faith Journey From Buddhism to Christianity(13:54) Living in Community and Ministry(25:07) Building Relationships Through Net Weaving(37:05) The Power of Net Weaving(43:30) Transforming Relationships Through Net Weaving

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