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Author: David Oliver Kling

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Sacramental Whine an Independent Sacramental Movement Podcast is about the "Independent Sacramental Movement," which is a branch within Christianity rooted in the Catholic and Eastern/Oriental Orthodox branches of the Mystical Body of Christ.

The host of the show is David Oliver Kling, a bishop within the Ancient Apostolic Church of Alexandria (http://www.alexandriancommunity.org/). +Oliver is a graduate of Wright State University with a BA in Philosophy and a BA in Religious Studies, a Master of Divinity with a specialization in Black Church and African Diaspora Studies, and 4 units of clinical pastoral education from St. Mary's Medical Center in Huntington, WV. +Oliver serves as a pastor at a United Church of Christ parish, works as a hospice chaplain in Northeast Ohio, and teaches medical ethics at a local college as an adjunct instructor.
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Episode 118. In this episode I am joined by Thomas Bradshaw, a former ISM priest and now UCC congregant. We talk about the intersectionality between the Independent Sacramental Movement and Mainline Churches such as the United Church of Christ. Links: Alexandrian Community. St. John's United Church of Christ, Massillon Ohio.
Welcome to episode 117. In this episode there is an interview with D. T. Bryant, author of "Unless a Seed Falls to the Ground: Welcoming the Death of the Whiteness Gospel." Father Danny Bryant serves as the priest of St. Mary of Bethany Parish and is a priest within the Anglican Free Fellowship of America. He and his wife Rebecca have four children. Danny has lived in middle Tennessee for over twenty years and grew up in southern California. Links: "Unless a Seed Falls to the Ground: Welcoming the Death of the Whiteness Gospel." Ancient Apostolic Church of Alexandria. Anglican Free Fellowship of America.
In this episode, episode 116, I have the honor of speaking with Bishop Joshua Paszkiewicz, who serves as Coadjutor Bishop in the Ancient Apostolic Church of Alexandria. We have an exciting episode planned for you. We discussed several topics, especially post-denominationalism. Links: Ancient Apostolic Church of Alexandria.
Welcome to Episode 115! In this episode I interviewed Robert Ponsford.  Robert Ponsford is an Independent Episcopal Bishop with the Anglican Protestant Church which is the Anglican Ordinance of the United Episcopal Catholic Communion and a part of the Episcopal Free Communion. Links: Sacramental Whine: Chronicling the Independent Sacramental Movement, Vol. 1. Sacramental Whine: Chronicling the Independent Sacramental Movement, Vol. 2. Sacramental Whine: Chronicling the Independent Sacramental Movement, Vol. 3. This podcast is hosted by Bishop David Oliver Kling, and produced, in part, by the Ancient Apostolic Church of Alexandria.
Welcome to episode 114, in this episode I have the honor of speaking with Bishop Joel Dooley. Bishop Joel is the Primate of the Old Catholic Spirit Filled Church World Wide.  His passion for the Gospel and the Sacramental understanding is evident, as he talks with people of different faiths and backgrounds about the love  of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.  His ministry has encouraged many to continue their calling/and or a greater understanding of the independent Catholic movement.  While heading up a staff of churches and ministries. He celebrates Mass twice a week at St. Zachariah's Chapel with the congregation, connects with people on the streets, and dialogues amongst the Islamic community. With his background of Palliative Care, Travel in missions, Bible teaching, worship, and ministry for twenty years. Bishop Joel opens up about the exciting ways and openings of the Liberal Catholic Movement where he lives in Vancouver, Canada, and in our world today. Links: Sacramental Whine: Chronicling the Independent Sacramental Movement: Volume One, Volume Two, & Volume Three! This podcast is hosted by Bishop David Oliver Kling, and is sponsored, in part, by the Ancient Apostolic Church of Alexandria.
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