Podcast
Sample Podcast Episode
Host Richard sits down with Dr. Cherri Seese, initiative director of the Faith Formation Assessment, to talk about why “suffering” is more important to our faith than we might think.
Transcript
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Guests
Dr. Cherri Seese
Initiative director of the Faith Formation Assessment
Foundations
Conversations on Faith & Family
Foundations: Conversations on Faith and Family offers parents, caregivers, and ministry leaders the opportunity to explore faith formation in the home, blending deep theological insights with real-world practical wisdom. Each episode, host Richard Snyder is joined by special guests from around the world as well as team members from the Northwest Center for Faith and Family to discuss topics like culture, tradition, and suffering.