Brethren Voices celebrates 13 years of monthly community television programs, sharing what Brethren do as a matter of faith. Programs have originated from 18 different states from Arctic Village Alaska, 100 miles north of the Arctic Circle to New Orleans. ''Brethren Voices'' has also been filmed in 7 countries featuring the works of Brethren from Nigeria to Japan.
Brethren Voices – Snow Cap Providing a Safety Net
Since the Fall of 2010, Peace Church has supported SnowCap with Brethren Volunteer Service workers to assist their outreach and service needs. The volunteer efforts of two volunteers from Germany are featured. BVSers Jonathan Faust and Freddie Stoeckman meet with the host of ''Brethren Voices,'' Brent Carlson to share how they became volunteers 7,000 miles from their home in Germany. Also interviewed are Kirsten Wageman, Director of SnowCap and BVSer Anna Kajelj who while volunteering, painted a ''Garden Mural'' for all to enjoy.
Brethren Voices – Marching for Our Lives
''March for Our Lives'' was the student-led demonstration in support of tighter gun controls that took place in Washington, D.C. and over 800 locations throughout the United States and around the world. The event followed the Stoneman Douglas High School shooting, which was described by many, as a possible tipping point for gun control legislation.
Brethren Voices – So You Wnat To Be Multicultural
Like most of our institutions, the Church of the Brethren has attempted to become a Multi-Ethnic Church. Over the years, numerous queries brought to the Annual Conference asked for direction and requested actions to be taken, to become more diverse.
Brethren Voices – Opposition to WWI Leads to Greater Civil Liberties Today
The WW I Museum in Kansas City, Missouri is dedicated to those who fought and died in that war and also to those who were opposed to participating in the destruction that war makes. People in the United States were told that it was a ?war to end to all wars.? In reality, it was a war that many did not support. The war effort introduced mass conscription and the US government energized it with patriotic rallies and the promotion of war bonds.