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Reverend Dr. Robert J. Thomas has truly lived a life of service. First in the Peace Corps, then as a Minister in the prison system and a Chaplain in the US Navy. In every situation, he has always looked for what people really need and how to help them. Enjoy this episode as we talk in-depth with Reverend Thomas about his ministry and experiences in life. Let us know what you think in the comments below. Thanks for listening!

Chapters:
0:00 - Intro to Robert Thomas
1:30 - Childhood in segregated Louisiana
4:39 - Robert’s father worked with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
7:25 - Working on voter registration in the south in the 1960’s
9:59 - The Great Migration from the south to Oakland
16:00 - Robert wanted to become a farmer
19:17 - Living in Africa
25:52 - Experiencing Malaria twice
30:57 - Being a chaplain for the Navy and prisons
33:33 - Robert shut down a prison
41:30 - Hearing about abuse of women in the military
43:00 - The state of modern Christianity
54:34 - The Letter I Never Sent book
55:12 - Closing thoughts

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Content provided by Anita Casalina. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Anita Casalina or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

Reverend Dr. Robert J. Thomas has truly lived a life of service. First in the Peace Corps, then as a Minister in the prison system and a Chaplain in the US Navy. In every situation, he has always looked for what people really need and how to help them. Enjoy this episode as we talk in-depth with Reverend Thomas about his ministry and experiences in life. Let us know what you think in the comments below. Thanks for listening!

Chapters:
0:00 - Intro to Robert Thomas
1:30 - Childhood in segregated Louisiana
4:39 - Robert’s father worked with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
7:25 - Working on voter registration in the south in the 1960’s
9:59 - The Great Migration from the south to Oakland
16:00 - Robert wanted to become a farmer
19:17 - Living in Africa
25:52 - Experiencing Malaria twice
30:57 - Being a chaplain for the Navy and prisons
33:33 - Robert shut down a prison
41:30 - Hearing about abuse of women in the military
43:00 - The state of modern Christianity
54:34 - The Letter I Never Sent book
55:12 - Closing thoughts

  continue reading

7 episodes

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