HeyJaredSidewalk Skyline Podcast
A spiritual exploration of urban centres in Canada. Host Kevin Rogers interviews and provides noteworthy content to see how Christian faith is being expressed on city streets from coast to coast.
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Antisemitism in Canada (David Larmour interview) (opens the original)
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David Larmour is the lead pastor of King Street Community Church in Oshawa, Ontario. He and his congregation decided to do something related to understanding antisemitism in Canada. Through building a relationship with the local Jewish community through learning and fellowship, they entered into a friendship that bolstered their own faith experience. According to Stats Canada, “Antisemitism targets people who are or are perceived to be Jewish. Antisemitism continues to persist in Canada, manifes
Workplace Pastor (David Dwarka interview) (opens the original)
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The focus of David Dwarka's work is to provide spiritual and mental health support to employees in a workplace environment. As Mission Canada was praying about who could take over this opportunity to serve as a workplace chaplain, a role that was begun by a previous Mission Canada worker, David is the perfect person to step in to fill the gap... and this corporate setting is right in David's hometown of Burlington, Ontario. As a licensed mental health professional and an ordained minister with t
Neurodivergence and Spiritual Formation (Teresa Stainton) (opens the original)
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Teresa Stainton is the Learning and Development Manager for Karis Disability Services – South District. In her session at Our City Windsor 2026 she brought an educational and practical perspective on how churches and ministries can better serve people experiencing neurodivergent conditions. This is a look at best practices and inclusivity.
Truthful Reconciliation (Daniel Collad (opens the original)
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In this session at Our City Windsor 2026, Dan talks about moving beyond the endless cycle of apology toward meaningful transformation. Daniel Collado is the President of Aboriginal Bible Academy and Indigenous Peoples Coordinator with Mission Canada. Aboriginal Bible Academy provides distance learning for ministry in indigenous settings. Dan also serves with Mission Canada as the Indigenous Peoples Coordinator.
Crisis In Child Protective Services (Karen Stecher) (opens the original)
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Karen Stecher spent 40 years with Windsor Essex Children’s Aid Society. After retirement she has become an advocate and facilitator with Safe Families Canada, helping the church to engage with families prior to the need for child protective services. Government funded systems are inadequate to provide the needs of minors in crisis. Karen will help us understand how we can live a world where children are safe and families are together. This session was recorded at Our City Windsor 2026.
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