Curious City

Caleb McCoy sits down with Katelyn as they reflect on ministry highlights over the past year. They discuss why reflection is important and offer hope and encouragement for the year ahead.,

While putting "God back in our schools" is a good ideal, the statement is often made with political implications. Ruth Wong thinks the best way to show Jesus in our eduction system is to be present and build relationships. Listen to this conversation about faith, education and fostering connections between the faith community and the school community.

Part 2 of this relevant conversation with Megan Lietz and Caleb McCoy. We’re diving into how we, as followers of Jesus, can approach racial issues through a biblical perspective—not politics, not fear, but the gospel. 

We’re diving into how we, as followers of Jesus, can approach racial issues through a biblical perspective—not politics, not fear, but the gospel. Megan Lietz joins Caleb McCoy as they dive into this important topic.

Caleb McCoy and Manny Daphnis have a vulnerable conversation about fear, despair and hope. Manny also shares an interesting perspective on leadership development and soul care in the Haitian American context. 

In Christian practice, we often say that a church is not the building, it's the people. And while that is true, we can often overlook the importance and missional impact that a building can have on a community. Caleb interviews Saranya Sathananthan about her work exploring how churches use their space. She is particularly passionate about learning from the many churches in Boston that are leveraging their buildings for missional impact, sustainability, and community vitality. 

In this episode, Caleb talks with Jane Chun, EGC's Director of Applied Research.  We discuss how data is much more than just statistics; and how faith, information and collaboration can lead to lasting change. Also...what is a "Holy clarity?"... find out on this episode.

Caleb McCoy sits down with Sarah Blumenshine, director of Intercultural Ministries, where they discuss immigration. They define some misconceptions about the process, and share their convictions about having the right posture when engaging these hot button issues.

This is part 2 of the discussion with Caleb McCoy and Jaronzie Harris about the Black Church's legacy, diversity, and complexity. Tune in!

Curious City is back! And we are kicking things off with a discussion between Caleb McCoy and Jaronzie Harris about the Black Church's legacy, diversity, and complexity. Tune in!

Caleb McCoy and Hanno Vanderbijl discuss the rise of content creation in ministry. Caleb also shares about his new album Duality, and how embracing a both/and approach has a rich biblical foundation. 

Listen to this important and vulnerable conversation with Gregg Detwiler. Caleb and Gregg unpack the importance of Biblical self care. They also make the case for intimate relationships as a necessity for Christian leaders to thrive.

Caleb McCoy sits down with Liza Cagua-McAllister and talks about how systems practice can help us get out of our own way. 

This is part 2 of the conversation with Jeff Bass. Jeff has recently retired from the Executive Director position at EGC. Jeff talks about how this process has been, and gives his opinion on passing the baton to younger leaders. He also shares insights on how to maintain stability and longevity in roles that can be very demanding.

This is a conversation with Jeff Bass who has recently retired from the Executive Director position at EGC. Jeff talks about how this process has been, and gives his opinion on passing the baton to younger leaders. He also shares insights on how to maintain stability and longevity in roles that can be very demanding.

A Conversation with Stacie Mickelson about what makes the Emmanuel Gospel Center unique. And encouragement for us to follow God into the unexpected.