10 Minutes @ The Table || Season 3: Prayers Of Resistance || Episode 2 || Rev. Nikki Hardeman

10 Minutes @ The Table || Season 3: Prayers Of Resistance || Episode 3 || Ashton Duncan

Episode 3 of Prayers of Resistance! Pull up a seat! Ashton Duncan is going into his Junior year of high school at PRP, where he is heavily involved in his music program. He joined the underground Louisville music scene by forming his metal band, Motel, which has headlined some of the best venues in Louisville. Their first album, No Vacancy, was released this year, and they have given a portion of their proceeds to benefit immigration services and women’s rights. Ashton’s heart is driven to speak out against injustice through his music, particularly as the beloved drummer for the worship band at RBC. Motel's debut album: https://music.apple.com/us/album/no-vacancy/1874363991 [https://music.apple.com/us/album/no-vacancy/1874363991]

PRIDE SUNDAY || How We Learn To Be Brave: Week 2 || Deciding to Stay || June 14th, 2026

Pride Sunday: John 6:60-69 (NRSUVE) Proclaiming: Emily Farmer

10 Minutes @ The Table || Season 3: Prayers Of Resistance || Episode 2 || Rev. Nikki Hardeman

Episode 2 of Prayers of Resistance! Pull up a seat! Rev. Nikki Carroll Hardeman is the Director of Advocacy for Women in Ministry at Baptist Women in Ministry (BWIM). With a Master of Divinity from McAfee School of Theology at Mercer University, Nikki has served churches, denominational organizations, and theological institutions. She also helps produce the small-group Bible study curriculum, Faith Element. Nikki lives with her children and their rat terrier, Jayne. https://bwim.info/ [https://bwim.info/]

How We Learn To Be Brave: Week 1 || Deciding To Go || June 7th, 2026

Proclaimer: Rev. Molly Shoulta Tucker Genesis 12:1-10 (NRSVUE)

10 Minutes @ The Table || Season 3: Prayers Of Resistance || Episode 1 || Nora Gardner-Sinclair

On our season 3 premiere, we sit down with Nora Gadner-Sinclair! Nora Gardner-Sinclair is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who works as a therapist and the manager of the intern program at Creative Family Counseling. She specializes in trauma-focused therapy with clients of all ages and loves to work with parents and caregivers who want to better understand and support their children and themselves. Originally from Texas, Nora moved to Louisville with her husband Kevin in 2018 when he was called as the senior pastor of Broadway Baptist Church. They have two sons, Hank (5) and Rex (2). https://creativefamilycounseling.org/ [https://creativefamilycounseling.org/]