Compeld podcast uses gripping immersive storytelling to celebrate God's transformation of Christians

around the world, listen to powerful testimonies like Virginia Prodan, a young attorney defending

Christians from a communist dictator, who one fateful afternoon came face-to-face with

a trained assassin who was sent to kill her, or Brian Burdwell, an army officer at the

Pentagon on the morning of 9-11, when a jetliner crashed just yards away and instantly engulfed

him in flames, forcing him to wreck in with eternity, and God's sovereignty.

Each story is true, vivid, and told by the one who lived it and saw God work through it.

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Welcome to the Gospel Coalition podcast, equipping the next generation of believers, pastors,

and church leaders, to shape life and ministry around the Gospel.

On today's episode, you'll hear a panel discussion with Suzanne Bates, Courtney Doctor,

Dene Pierre, and Ruth Drow Simons, moderated by Vanessa Hawkins.

On how the Gospel helps us pursue ethnic diversity, this message was given at TGC's

2021 Women's Conference.

I'm Vanessa Hawkins, I'm the Director of Women's Ministry at First Presbyterian Church

in Augusta, and I also serve as the Diversity Advisor for PCA Women's Ministry, and it

is my great privilege to serve as your moderator today for our discussion.

I want to introduce you to our panel.

We have with us, not necessarily in this order, why don't I introduce you in order.

Dene Pierre.

Dene is the leader of the Surgeon Network, movement of local churches in the Phoenix, Arizona,

area she serves on the North America leadership team for Redeemer City to City,

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