All Are Alike Unto Him

We're back with another episode after a brief hiatus. This episode was recorded early this summer with Kaysville (Utah)City's own, Mikayla Cluff. An extraordinary, talented soccer player in the NWSL and BYU soccer legend. Above all, she is a child of God. Mikayla shares her background and what keeps her going through all the adversity. 

This episode we talk with Chayse Leavitt, a young rising star in Cache County, Utah political scene. Chayse's story is multi-faceted. It touches on forgiveness, determination and faith. Chayse talks about his faith story, and experience leaving the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and his subsequent return. We dive directly on what prompted him to return to the Church and his life moving forward. With all the momentum right in front of him , why did he decide to pursue a mission? Sit back, and enjoy this amazing reflection with Chayse.

On this special episode we link up with Utah Rep Trevor Lee to discuss hard hitting topics such as the declining fertility rates in the U.S., and ways we can improve society by living close to the gospel of Jesus Christ. Trevor shares his gospel based values and how they shape his life. Trevor is  a proponent of doing everything we can to support the family structure and following the principles of Jesus Christ. Tune in for this riveting episode.

Dr. Appiah is an outstanding scholar and leader in the community in Utah. He is mentor, leader and visionary in Utah and he is an inspiration to the African community in Utah. This week, I sat down with Dr. Appiah to discuss  his beginnings and African Pioneers in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Listen to some interesting perspectives on race and how we are all alike unto God.

On this last day of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we talk to Doug Fiefia. Doug is a father, husband and a member of the Utah State Legislature. This was a great conversation on politics, faith , culture and how we can all come together in Christ.

This week we talk to Pastor Rod Hall. Pastor Rod Hall is a member of the Utah State School Board and a Youth Pastor at Faith Baptist Church. Rod talks about his upbringing, social battles and his path towards the ministry. This is an inspiring story and conversation you do not want to miss.

This week we catch up with Mayor Tami Tran of Kaysville, Utah to discuss her inspiring story, upbringing and her testimony in Jesus Christ. Mayor Tran is an inspirational leader in the Utah community.

On this episode we discuss Anthony Obinna, the first baptized member in Black Africa after the priesthood ban of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints was lifted. We talk about the perseverance and testimony of Anthony Obinna.