Murphy Davis's guest appearances

Murphy Davis

The Iconocast

Bartcast

Ched Myers

Elaine Enns

Sarah Lee

Audre Lorde

Mark IV

Brian McLaren

Richard Beck

Jarrod McKenna

Vincent Harding

Kazu Haga

Stanley Hauerwas

Bill Ayers

Richard Smith

Sara Miles

Becky Garrison

OwlTail

This Bartcast is a 20 minute section of the memorial to Murphy Davis in early November. It features Ched and Elaine’s reflection on Murphy’s vocation as a “Charon” figure, who traversed back and forth across the Great River over 25 years, teaching us about life and death. The recording ends with a beautiful song by Robin and Linda Williams. We encourage you to read Murphy’s memoir, Surely Goodness and Mercy, and to pray for her husband Eduard and daughter Hannah and family.

Bartcast 52: Memorial for Murphy Davis

This is the Iconocast, episode 24: “Murphy and Ed on the Road, part 1.”This is the first of a two part interivew with Murphy Davis and Ed Loring. In part one, Joanna and Mark interview Murphy Davis. Murphy Davis, with her husband, Ed Loring, have protested the death penalty, worked for housing the homeless, spoken out against racial injustice, sought justice for the poor, and fought against war. Davis and Loring are founding partners of the Open Door Community–a diverse residential Christian community in downtown Atlanta. For over 30 years, they have lived in community with the homeless poor, former prisoners, and others who have come to join the struggle for justice in the midst of a death-dealing culture.

<p>This is the Iconocast, episode 24: “Murphy and Ed on the Road, part 1.”This is the first of a two part interivew with Murphy Davis and Ed Loring. In part one, Joanna and Mark interview Murphy Davis. Murphy Davis, with her husband, Ed Loring, have protested the death penalty, worked for housing the homeless, spoken out against racial injustice, sought justice for the poor, and fought against war. Davis and Loring are founding partners of the <a href="http://opendoorcommunity.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Open Door Community</a>–a diverse residential Christian community in downtown Atlanta. For over 30 years, they have lived in community with the homeless poor, former prisoners, and others who have come to join the struggle for justice in the midst of a death-dealing culture.</p>

the Iconocast: Murphy Davis (episode 24)