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In this special edition of the 10-20 Podcast, Dr. Julian “Ju” Joyner sits down for an insightful and personal conversation with Bishop Nathaniel Gomillion, Resident Bishop of the Full Gospel Baptist Church Fellowship International.Recorded live during the Full Gospel Baptist Church Fellowship State of Virginia Conference, this Fireside Chat goes beyond titles and positions to explore the journey behind the leader.Bishop Gomillion shares his story of answering the call to ministry, his introduction and journey into the Full Gospel Baptist Church Fellowship, and his role in the development of Emerging Church, an initiative that helped create space for emerging voices and the next generation of ministry leadership.The conversation also explores leadership, purpose, evolution in ministry, the importance of preparing the next generation, and Bishop Gomillion’s new book, Why Not Me?It is a conversation filled with wisdom, transparency, reflection, laughter, and lessons forged through years of ministry and leadership.Whether you are a pastor, ministry leader, emerging voice, entrepreneur, or simply someone wrestling with what God has called you to do, there is something in this conversation for you.What happens when you stop asking, “Why me?” and begin believing, “Why not me?”Welcome to this special Fireside Chat edition of the 10-20 Podcast with Dr. Julian “Ju” Joyner.

Join Dr. Julian Joyner and special guest Kimberly Ward, a political advocate at Bethany Baptist Church, for a vital conversation about the upcoming April 21st Virginia redistricting referendum. In this special off-cycle election episode, they break down what this proposed constitutional amendment means for everyday Virginians and why it deserves your attention.Kimberly explains how a "yes" vote could shift the power of redrawing district lines from a bipartisan commission directly to the people, allowing new districting lines to take effect a year earlier in 2030. This change could potentially impact community representation as early as the upcoming November midterm elections, shaping the balance of power in the General Assembly. Dr. Joyner and Kimberly also explore the deep intersection of faith and civic engagement, reminding listeners that "faith without works is dead" and that casting a ballot is an active step of walking in faith.In a powerful and transparent moment, Kimberly shares her deeply personal journey of losing her voting rights due to a felony embezzlement conviction right before President Obama's election. Hear how she fought to get her rights restored to become a notary and a city elections officer, and why she is so passionate about helping others navigate the rights restoration process today.

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