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Indianapolis

2019-08-22-podcast

In this episode of Adventist Voices, I chat with Humans of Adventism creator Kaleb Eisele about his hometown of Indianapolis, the site of the 2020 General Conference Session. We discuss the culture of Indiana Adventism, how GC attendees can better understand urban contexts, as well as hospitality insights from his recent visit to Oregon camp meeting.

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Additional episodes in the “Road to the GC” series:

Part 1: Road to the GC with Bonnie Dwyer and Raymond Dabrowski

Part 3: Social Media and a Guide for First Timers with Rachel Logan and Alisa Williams

Part 4: Discussing Unity with Jason Hines

 

Alexander Carpenter is a board member of Adventist Forum, the organization that publishes Spectrum.

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On this week’s episode, Alexander Carpenter talks with Humans of Adventism creator Kaleb Eisele about his hometown of Indianapolis, the site of the 2020 General Conference Session.

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