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Episode 22 — Fletcher Tink

November 28—Dr. Fletcher Tink has served in the Peace Corps, taught classes in 100 countries in three languages, pastored churches in the U.S. and Bolivia, counseled and pastored prisoners, and worked extensively in urban compassion ministries. He now lives in Kansas City and serves as Adjunct Professor of Urban/Compassionate Ministries at Nazarene Theological Seminary as well as directing the Bresee Institute for Metro Ministries in Kansas City. Dr. Tink's wife, Dr. Joyce Tombran-Tink, is a molecular biologist currently serving as visiting professor at Yale University. Host Rabbi Dauermann says of Dr. Tink, "He is an expert in Shalom in the city."

Episode 21 — Fletcher Tink

November 21—Dr. Fletcher Tink has served in the Peace Corps, taught classes in 100 countries in three languages, pastored churches in the U.S. and Bolivia, counseled and pastored prisoners, and worked extensively in urban compassion ministries. He now lives in Kansas City and serves as Adjunct Professor of Urban/Compassionate Ministries at Nazarene Theological Seminary as well as directing the Bresee Institute for Metro Ministries in Kansas City. Dr. Tink's wife, Dr. Joyce Tombran-Tink, is a molecular biologist currently serving as visiting professor at Yale University. Host Rabbi Dauermann says of Dr. Tink, "He is an expert in Shalom in the city."

Episode 20 — Vladimir Pikman

November 14—Vladimir Pikman is a Messianic Jewish rabbi from the Ukraine. But he has been serving for quite some time in Berlin, Germany. Is anti-Semitism on the rise in Europe? What is it like leading Jewish communities in Germany? How does being Messianic Jewish affect that equation?

Episode 19 — Russ Resnik

Episode 18 — Dan and Georgia Shaw

October 17—Imagine if God's assignment to you in life was to bring Biblical religion to native peoples in New Guinea. Dan and Georgia Shaw both share from their experiences as Christian missionaries, Dan in New Guinea and Georgia amongst Native Americans in Canada. Rabbi Dauermann calls Dan and Georgia two of the most perceptive people he has ever met. Their stories help us understand how faith, culture, and the larger view of the world enlighten us all.

Episode 17 — Chaplains Bill and Anne Bowman

October 10—Chaplains Bill and Anne Bowman experienced stalling and resistance from the Veterans' Administration when Bill sought treatment for PTSD some thirty five years after Vietnam. Since their experience, they have made it central to their work as Christian Chaplains to help veterans with shattered lives find the treatment their government promised to provide. They have many stories to share on our program, heartwarming and encouraging examples of the difference faith can make in making the world a more Shalom-filled place.

Episode 16 — Mark Nanos Part 2

October 3—Mark Nanos, PhD A Reform Jewish Scholar of Pauline Studies whose first book, The Mystery of Romans, won the 1996 National Jewish Book Award for Jewish-Christian Relations. His passion is to reinterpret Paul paying due attention to the Apostle's Jewish identity, context, and concerns.

Episode 15 — Mark Nanos Part 1

September 26—Mark Nanos, PhD A Reform Jewish Scholar of Pauline Studies whose first book, The Mystery of Romans, won the 1996 National Jewish Book Award for Jewish-Christian Relations. His passion is to reinterpret Paul paying due attention to the Apostle's Jewish identity, context, and concerns.

Episode 14 — Richard Irving

September 19—Richard Irving Managing Partner of Pond Venture Partners, the largest Venture Capital firm working in Europe. British born, now an American citizen, Irving is an electrical engineer by education, an entrepreneurial business manager by experience, and a venture capitalist by passion. The economy is the topic of the year and the perennial topic of Israel, investment in Israeli business, and the sad trend of divestment from Israel is perfect for ShalomTalk.

Episode 13 — Bruce Stokes

September 12—Dr. H. Bruce Stokes, Anthropologist, Dean of California Baptist University as well as Chairman of their Department of Behavioral Sciences. He has specialized in sociology of religion and issues of marginality and identity. In our troubled world needing much shalom, it is a vital thing that people of faith understand and respect one another without needing to give up their own identities and distinctive beliefs. See the ShalomTalk blog for more

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