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On this episode of Church With No Walls, Ryan Dearbone welcomes back Rev. Stacy Spencer for an honest and insightful conversation about faith, fraternity, and the ongoing discussion surrounding the Divine Nine and Christianity. Together, they break down the history and purpose of Black Greek-letter organizations, the role these groups play in mentorship, leadership, and community service, and the misconceptions that often surround Greek life.

The conversation also explores hazing, public denouncements of fraternity and sorority membership, accountability within organizations, and whether someone can truly be both Greek and Godly. Through personal experiences and biblical perspective, this episode offers a balanced discussion on culture, brotherhood/sisterhood, service, and faith within the National Pan-Hellenic Council.

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What does it look like to truly be the church beyond four walls? In this powerful episode of Church With No Walls, host Ryan Dearbone sits down with Shauna Wood, Executive Director of The Foundry in Bowling Green, Kentucky, to explore a transformative model of faith in action.

Wood shares how The Foundry is breaking cycles of generational poverty through a holistic, “cradle-to-career” approach—serving children and families through education, community engagement, and spiritual development. From preschool programs and after-school care to family support services and community fitness initiatives, The Foundry is more than an organization—it’s a ministry rooted in relationships and long-term impact.

Listeners will hear real stories of lives changed, barriers overcome, and families restored through intentional love and community partnership. This conversation highlights the power of meeting people where they are, planting seeds of faith early, and walking alongside families for lasting transformation.

Make sure you check out this episode, as well as our previous episodes on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Buzzsprout and YouTube.

If you live in the Russellville, KY area, you can also hear us every Sunday night at 8:05 PM CST on WRUS 104.9 FM and 610 AM or on rdo.to/WRUSAM.

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In this episode of the Church With No Walls podcast, host Ryan Dearbone continues his conversation with Minister Megan Bailey about what true service really looks like—inside and outside the church.

Together, they challenge the idea of performative ministry and unpack the need for churches to move from being reactionary to proactive, emphasizing planning, sustainability, and genuine impact over appearance. Megan speaks candidly about the dangers of ego, competition, and “ownership” within church leadership, calling for collaboration and a return to God-centered service.

This episode also dives into why serving without expectation is essential to authentic ministry, as well as the importance of community collaboration over competition, and how churches can use social media as a tool for both service and activism.

Make sure you check out this episode, as well as our previous episodes on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Buzzsprout and YouTube.

If you live in the Russellville, KY area, you can also hear us every Sunday night at 8:05 PM CST on WRUS 104.9 FM and 610 AM or on rdo.to/WRUSAM.

You can also check out episodes every Wednesday night at 5 pm CST on BGVibe.com

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