At the Table with Beloved South Phoenix

Becoming Beloved: A conversation with Gabby Clark

At the Table with Beloved South Phoenix continues with a special episode highlighting our Kids Director, Gabby Clark. Gabby shares her heart for the South Phoenix and Laveen communities, her passion for investing in the next generation, and the vision behind TRUCE Basketball Academy. Learn more about TRUCE basketball: https://trucebasketball.org [https://trucebasketball.org]

Becoming Beloved: A conversation with Dawit Kebede

In this episode of At the Table with Beloved South Phoenix, Dawit shares about his family’s roots in Ethiopia, his culture, and his journey of navigating life in America - and ultimately what led him to encounter the transformative love of Jesus.

Becoming Beloved: A conversation with Emma Tautolo

Here’s a polished podcast episode description you could use: Episode Title: Emma Tautolo — Oceans, Grief, and the Sacred Work of Pastoring Description: In this episode of At the Table with Beloved South Phoenix, Emma shares her deep love for the California coast, the ways grief has shaped her story, and how pastoring has become both a calling and a space for healing. Together, we explore the rhythms of loss, community, and the sacred beauty found in everyday life.

Becoming Beloved: A Conversation with Aaron Dailey

In this episode of At the Table with Beloved South Phoenix, Juan Chavez sits down with Aaron Dailey to explore his journey, personal life, and passion for the Beloved Communities. Together, they reflect on the unique approach to ministry that shapes Beloved South Phoenix and the beauty of organic impact rooted in a Jesus-centered community.

Becoming Beloved: The Story of Beloved South Phoenix with Juan and Tina

In this first episode of Becoming Beloved, Juan and Tina sit down over coffee to share the story of how their journey in South Phoenix began — before there were Sunday services, teams, or spaces to gather. It’s an honest reflection of trust, calling, and community — of how God led two people to plant roots in a neighborhood they call home. Grab a cup and pull up a chair, as we remember where it all started.