In this final episode on worship, we talk to past and present Dubians about their experience of worship in CCW. Reflecting on how creativity and talent have been huge giftings of many Dubians, we discuss how these spaces have been a significant part of the CCW story. Thank you to Ashja Thompson, Troi Aragon Buchanan, Erin Byrd, Taylor Buonasera, and Neil McMichael for being a part of this episode.

To find our more about the project Troi shares about: the CCLI top 100 project, use the link below. https://www.umcdiscipleship.org/articles/ccli-top-100-beyond-project

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In this episode on leadership, we talk to past and present Dubians about the value of equipping the next generation and how this is part of the CCW DNA and found in our guiding verse Is. 61:4 calling us to rebuild, renew and restore. Thanks to Olivia Smith, Derrick Scott III, Allison Corwin, Mike Yarick and Grace Rogers for being a part of this episode.

In this episode on community, we talk to past and present Dubians about the value of the relationships build in CCW and how these connections can be sources of growth and hope. Thanks to Gabi Hickman, Austin Davis, Ryan Crump, Christina Gonzalez and Brooke Lawrence for being a part of this episode.

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While our team takes time with their families and friends, we wanted to check in and wish you a Merry Christmas. The last three episodes will be released in the new year. Blessings!

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In this episode on discipleship, we talk to past and present Dubians about their experiences with discipleship in CCW and how those experiences have impacted their lives. Thanks to Cameron Garrett, Madeleine Dittmer, Rev. Marisa Gertz Copeland, Theodore Mason, and Riley Standifer for being part of this episode.

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In this episode on connection, we talk to past and present Dubians, as well as UMC leaders, about CCW's broader connection to Methodism. Thanks to Karina Aragon Buchanan, Bishop Ken Carter, Rev. Vance Rains, District Superintendent Durwood Foshee II, and Andrew Simon for being part of this episode.

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In this episode on values, we will talk to past and present Dubians about how CCW values have shaped their experience in campus ministry and in their lives more generally. Thanks to Rebecca Eppler, David Sandlin, Sydney Buchanan, Sarah Hartley and Reenard Spence for being a part of this episode.

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