This episode of Church and State is a continued conversation with Jack Cobb, the Episcopal Church's Domestic and Environmental Policy Advisor. This episode discusses how the church has made an impact on the federal government and why it's impor

How can we make our opinions known?

Dec 3rd, 2019 25m 43s

As an Episcopalian and a Christian, how can you make a difference in our government? We pass resolutions in the Episcopal Church concerning social justice, but how do we get our opinions known? There is a way. The guest on this episode of Churc

A World-wide Voice for the Voiceless

Nov 5th, 2019 52m 46s

In this troubled time, The Episcopal Church has a world-wide voice for the voiceless through the United Nations. Bishop Scott B. Hayashi hosts a special podcast episode with Lynnaia Main, the Episcopal Church Representative to the United Nation

How can the voiceless be heard in this era of big-money politics?

Oct 8th, 2019 32m 27s

How can the voices of the voiceless be heard in this era of big-money politics? The Episcopal Church has a Washington office that lobbies Congress with social justice resolutions from our General Convention. Join Utah Bishop Scott Hayashi from

What is the Office of Government Relations?

Sep 24th, 2019 30m 45s

The debut episode of Church and State features Rebecca Linder Blachly, Director of The Episcopal Church Office of Government Relations. It is hosted by The Rt. Rev. Scott B. Hayashi, Bishop of The Episcopal Diocese of Utah. Few seem to know tha

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