Tea Time Theology

Preview of General Convention

In this episode Ivy and Taylor talk to Rev. Dante & Olive about the upcoming general convention and the candidates for Presiding Bishop.

Raymond Two Hawks Watson, J.D., M.C.P. - Part 2

Raymond Two Hawks Watson, J.D., M.C.P. - Part 1

Rev. Michael Pearson & Cindy Rollins - Christ Church Eddy Street and Church of the Epiphany

This episode of Tea Time Theology we are talking to Ms. Cindy Rollins and the Rev. Michael Pearson. Both of their journey's brought them to the Church of the Epiphany on Elmwood in Providence. In this episode they talk about what this vibrant parish was like, the memories they share, and the story of the closing of this parish.

Mr. Al Martin - Church of the Saviour

In this episode of Tea Time Theology we are going to Mr. Al Martin about Church of the Saviour.

Mr. Wilmar A. Jennings - Church of the Saviour

In this episode of Tea Time Theology Ivy and Dwayne are talking to Mr. Wilmar A Jennings about Church of the Saviour.

Deacon Joyce - The Story of Church of the Saviour - Part 2

In this episode Dwayne and Ivy talk to Deacon Joyce about the closing of Church of the Savior, and racism in Rhode Island.

Deacon Joyce - The Story of Church of the Saviour - Part 1

In this episode Dwayne and Ivy talk to Deacon Joyce Thorne about the closing of Church of the Savior, and racism in Rhode Island.

Intro to Season 6 with Ivy, Dwayne, and Patrick

Season 6 is a little different for Tea Time Theology. In upcoming episodes we will present oral histories of three historically black churches in the diocese that have now closed: Church of the Savior, Christ Church, Eddy Street, and Church of the Epiphany, all in Providence, and a history of the The Cathedral of St. John. 

In the first episode of Season 6 of Tea Time Theology we talk to the Rev. Patrick Campbell and our new co-host for the season Dwayne Keys about how this season's theme came to be and it's importance.

Rev. Meaghan Brower - ”John 3:16”

This episode we are chatting with Rev. Meaghan Brower about John 3:16 "For God loved the world so much that he gave his only Son, so that everyone who believes in him may not die but have eternal life." Covering everything from how this bible verse shows up in our day to day lives and what it actually means. You can connect with Rev Meaghan through the ECC- Episcopal Conference Center pages on Facebook and Instagram or at St. Mary's church in Portsmouth, RI.