In Episode 3.2 of City of Bridges, Deacon Aaron sits down with longtime friend and Saskatoon criminal lawyer Kimbal MacMillan for a rich and wide-ranging conversation that weaves together faith, justice, and beauty. Kimbal—whose spiritual journey has traversed Catholic, Anglican, Charismatic, and Evangelical traditions—brings a deep compassion for the marginalized and a thoughtful curiosity about the Church’s diverse expressions. Together, they explore the often-misunderstood Protestant relationship to the veneration of saints, challenging the myth that reverence and tradition are foreign to evangelical faith. Their dialogue flows from the courtroom to the concert hall, touching on the healing power of music—from punk to jazz—and the enduring human hunger for communion. It’s a conversation as eclectic and grounded as Kimbal himself: a man shaped by the northern landscapes of Saskatchewan, the rhythms of family life, and a vocation to mercy in the justice system.