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Campus Ministry and Gen Z

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Episode 64 • 4th November 2021 • The Living Church Podcast • The Living Church

Today we’re going to have a conversation about students, student ministry, returning to campus, and what Episcopal ministry to Gen Z can look like, particularly post-pandemic.

I invited the very generous Rev. Valerie Mayo to join me today and enlighten me about what’s going on in her neck of the woods. Valerie is Campus Minister and Urban Missioner for the Episcopal Diocese of Kentucky, and she is at the University of Louisville, where she serves in Episcopal-Lutheran Campus ministry. She’s also the mother of two Gen Z young folks. It was fascinating to hear what’s going on where she is, and how she sees grace and presence as some of the most powerful ministry we can offer to students right now.

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Amber D. Noel, M.Div., directs the public-facing programs of The Living Church, including the podcast, events, and the Partner program. Outside of work, she is a writer and enjoys life in Atlanta.

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