ABOUT THIS EPISODE
How do faith leaders build alignment, excitement, and shared ownership for development? Hear from:
- Bishop J. Drew Sheard, Presiding Bishop, Church of God in Christ
- Rev. Lucinda Kent, Faith-Based Development Initiative Sr. Director, Enterprise
- Christopher Kennedy, Partner, Emmaus Project
Support for this episode is provided by Trinity Church NYC, an Episcopal parish in New York City. Trinity’s grantmaking helps churches plan and develop mission-aligned and income-generating projects on faith-owned properties. For more information, visit trinitychurchnyc.org.
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