How about doing a series where you interview Anabaptists from different backgrounds across the US? Directly in their homes to explore their traditions and beliefs, that would be really great!
This is a good idea. While we haven't done exactly what you are proposing, we have spoken with numerous guests from diverse backgrounds about their stories. This playlist has most of these episodes: th-cam.com/video/0kkC_jy37Sg/w-d-xo.html
People who absorb content deserve to see the "back end" of the production. This transparency increases credibility and respect. I appreciate that you have opened the window to those who wonder what is going on back there. Obviously, the high quality (a hallmark of genuine Christianity) rests on a solid foundation which you have opened up to view. Thanks for doing this special episode.
Thank you for putting out content showing an Anabaptist worldview that is very hard to find. I can't help but to think this type of work is part of Jesus prayer to bring together the real Church as one, as He is one with the Father
I appreciate what you do on here. SOme of those you have interviewed have been top quality interviews and an encouragement to me personally. David Bercot has pushed me to look deeper in my reading as well. As a Baptist and living overseas, I have found myself in an area of discovering more about the Anabaptist movement and teachings. I have also been encouraged to examine my own traditions and see where the Anabaptist movement have held a strong Biblical tradition that also looks closely at the historical early church. Thanks for the work.
I really appreciate the fact that although you do use the internet obviously, you aren't posting stuff everyday (or even every week) especially on Sundays when we should be off the internet and focused on our local church. Quality over quantity. The danger of the social aspect of the internet is that it takes the place of the local brotherhood (example... if I have a question do I go to the internet (even to a wonderful channel like this) first before a local pastor? Not trying to discourage, but to safeguard! Another thing I've thought of is for the videos to be available in essay form that could be printed out and read? That would be good for people who don't use the internet! Do you all have anything like that?
We appreciate these thoughts and have lots of respect for individuals and churches whose internet use is more limited than ours. We do not make printable transcripts of each episode, however we have Telegram channels that are accessible to Cloudveil users and a phone line where people can listen to our episodes without internet.
We operate as an integrated auxiliary of a church. Churches are automatically tax exempt under section 501c3 without needing to apply for an exemption. So yes we are eligible for tax deductible contributions under section 501c3 even though you will not find us listed in a database of approved applications.
How about doing a series where you interview Anabaptists from different backgrounds across the US?
Directly in their homes to explore their traditions and beliefs, that would be really great!
This is a good idea. While we haven't done exactly what you are proposing, we have spoken with numerous guests from diverse backgrounds about their stories. This playlist has most of these episodes: th-cam.com/video/0kkC_jy37Sg/w-d-xo.html
People who absorb content deserve to see the "back end" of the production. This transparency increases credibility and respect. I appreciate that you have opened the window to those who wonder what is going on back there. Obviously, the high quality (a hallmark of genuine Christianity) rests on a solid foundation which you have opened up to view. Thanks for doing this special episode.
You are welcome! Thank you for the comment.
Thank you for putting out content showing an Anabaptist worldview that is very hard to find.
I can't help but to think this type of work is part of Jesus prayer to bring together the real Church as one, as He is one with the Father
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I appreciate what you do on here. SOme of those you have interviewed have been top quality interviews and an encouragement to me personally. David Bercot has pushed me to look deeper in my reading as well. As a Baptist and living overseas, I have found myself in an area of discovering more about the Anabaptist movement and teachings. I have also been encouraged to examine my own traditions and see where the Anabaptist movement have held a strong Biblical tradition that also looks closely at the historical early church. Thanks for the work.
We're glad that you've found our episodes to be helpful!
I really appreciate the fact that although you do use the internet obviously, you aren't posting stuff everyday (or even every week) especially on Sundays when we should be off the internet and focused on our local church. Quality over quantity. The danger of the social aspect of the internet is that it takes the place of the local brotherhood (example... if I have a question do I go to the internet (even to a wonderful channel like this) first before a local pastor? Not trying to discourage, but to safeguard! Another thing I've thought of is for the videos to be available in essay form that could be printed out and read? That would be good for people who don't use the internet! Do you all have anything like that?
We appreciate these thoughts and have lots of respect for individuals and churches whose internet use is more limited than ours.
We do not make printable transcripts of each episode, however we have Telegram channels that are accessible to Cloudveil users and a phone line where people can listen to our episodes without internet.
When you say nonprofit. Do you mean 5013C ?
We operate as an integrated auxiliary of a church. Churches are automatically tax exempt under section 501c3 without needing to apply for an exemption. So yes we are eligible for tax deductible contributions under section 501c3 even though you will not find us listed in a database of approved applications.