ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Season One of the Making Things Right podcast brings Brian's white paper on Christian-LGBTQ matters to life through real conversations. In this series, you’ll hear collaborative conversations where friends and thought-leaders representing varied perspectives gather with a common purpose: to share and listen, to find new empathy, and to serve the LGBTQ+ community. These conversations will provide insights and ideas to help you find your place at the table and your unique role in making things right.
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