Matt Brough
Matt Brough has been a pastor of small, faithful congregations for over 15 years-Prairie Presbyterian Church. He has served as the director of Cyclical PCC, a Church Planting support initiative of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, and has hosted the Spirituality for Ordinary People Podcast. Matthew is the author of the “Let God” books and a series of fantasy adventure books for ages eight and up. He lives in Winnipeg, Canada, with his wife, Cheryl, and their daughter, Juliet.
Bob Staton
Bob Staton has a clear sense of what leadership means—helping people move forward to a place they would not go on their own. Leadership means moving forward. I was particularly interested to hear Bob talk about not getting hung up on every little detail, but to focus on continuing to move forward. Bob sees listening, listening to truly understand as a key element of real life leadership.
Alice Ridgill
oday’s guest is the Rev. Dr. Alice Ridgill. She currently serves as the Associate General Presbytery in Charlotte Presbytery and a chaplain in the U.S. Airforce Reserve. She was the founding pastor of New Faith, the only African American congregation of the Presbyterian Church (USA) in Greenwood County, SC.
Elizabeth Brookens-Sturman
Clear headed and plain spoken, Elizabeth directly calls the church to take action to address racism in the name of Christ. She also has a powerful word of encouragement for us from Jesus’ own words.
Terrence Green
Today’s guest is Terrence Green, Chief of the Lexington, SC police department. Chief Green began his work in law enforcement as a reserve police officer while studying at the University of South Carolina. He joined the Lexington police department in 1993, where he became chief in 2006. I caught up with Chief Green because one of his children and one of my sons are good friends. He and his family are active members of Brookland Baptist Church, where he serves on the Senior Usher Board.
