We continue our conversation with Aaron Bishop of Grafted Together Fellowship of Marietta, South Carolina. In this segment, we learn about how the congregation came together in its current location, and about Darash Chai, the ministry Aaron and his family have established to serve the faith community in their region.
Mason Clover is our featured musical guest, and David Jones and Barry Philips investigate the connections between Yeshua and Isaac as they continue their discussion on the question of faith.
Aaron’s congregation, Grafted Together Fellowship, and his ministry, Darash Chai (Seek Life), are both on Facebook! Look them up there, or visit their websites:
Looking for fellowship in the Greenville, South Carolina, area? Try Grafted Together, a new congregation meeting in the town of Marietta. Grafted Together grew out of a home fellowship facilitated by Aaron and Rebekah Bishop. Aaron is our guest for the next three shows, sharing with us the story of their faith walk and the establishment not only of Grafted Together, but their teaching and community service ministry, Darash Chai.
Along with Aaron, we have a midrash by David Jones and Barry Philips on the question of Faith or Emotion, as well as the music of Lenny & Varda and Melody Joy Cloud.
Aaron’s congregation, Grafted Together Fellowship, and his ministry, Darash Chai (Seek Life), are both on Facebook! Look them up there, or visit their websites:
We conclude our visit with Sister Georjean Allenbach, Beverly Hall, Donna Matts, and Barbara Wilkins with their final thoughts on the Nations 9th of Av.
In our midrash segment, David Jones and Barry Philips ask when it is appropriate to rebuke a brother. What promotes life and unity among the people of our Creator? The thread of unity and brotherly love is the theme that ties this show together, as we hear in the music of Eved Adonai and Melody Joy Cloud.
There are a number of topics covered in this show that you might want to investigate further. Here are some links that will be helpful:
Part three in our four-part coverage of the Nations 9th of Av is the topic of our interview segment in this show as we continue our conversation with Sister Georjean Allenbach, Beverly Hall, Donna Matts, and Barbara Wilkins. What is it that has hindered good relations between Christians and Jews (or Ephraim and Judah as many see them)? Our guests not only delve into that question, but provide observations on how the divisions between us can be healed.
David Jones and Barry Philips follow the interview segment with a discussion of Sukkot and Dwelling, a topic that connects with the testimonies of Barbara, Donna, Beverly, and Sister Georjean. And we have uplifting music as well from Mason Clover and Eved Adonai performing songs that we are blessed to share for the first time on this edition of Reunion Roadmap.
There are a number of topics covered in this show that you might want to investigate further. Here are some links that will be helpful:
This week we continue our interview with Sister Georjean Allenbach, Beverly Hall, Donna Matts, and Barbara Wilkins as they tell us more about their recent visit to Jerusalem for the Nations 9th of Av in August 2019. Their stories unfold with more details of the events surrounding this groundbreaking initiative and the relationships of trust and respect established between the two halves of God’s people Israel. What will this do for Christian-Jewish relations and the restoration of Ephraim and Judah? You may be surprised!
In this season of Sukkot, our Elders David Jones and Barry Philips look into not only the relations between God and His people, but among all segments of His people as well in their midrash, Apples and Fire. We enjoy as well the music of Mason Clover and Melody Joy Cloud.
There are a number of topics covered in this show that you might want to investigate further. Here are some links that will be helpful:
We continue our conversation with Aaron Bishop of Grafted Together Fellowship of Marietta, South Carolina. In this segment, we learn about how the congregation came together in its current location, and about Darash Chai, the ministry Aaron and his family have established to serve the faith community in their region.
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