Ministry Mondays with Meg
Ministry Mondays with Meg
Podcast Description
Ministry is more than what happens in the church on Sunday mornings. Join Meg and her guests for chats about ministry that occurs beyond the walls of the traditional church building.
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on diverse themes related to ministry including community service, global missions, social justice, and healthcare initiatives, with episode examples featuring conversations on establishing birth centers in underserved areas and practical ministry applications in various cultural contexts.
Ministry is more than what happens in the church on Sunday mornings. Join Meg and her guests for chats about ministry that occurs beyond the walls of the traditional church building.
Chaplain Donna Cosby-Rose graduated from Virginia Union University in 2014 with her Master of Divinity with a concentration in Pastoral Care and in 2016 with a Master of Arts in Christian Education with a concentration in Curriculum Formation. She has completed her Clinical Pastoral Education training form Virginia Commonwealth University (1st unit) and the James A. Haley Veterans Health Administration respectively. She is a Certified Clinical Chaplain, a Board-Certified Chaplain through NAVAC, and has Grief Recovery Method as her specialty through the Grief Recovery Institute in Athol, Idaho. She is currently the Suicide Prevention Chaplain at the West Palm Beach VA Medical Center. She has one grown son, Canaan Jenkins, and is happily married to Roosevelt Rose.
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