Brittany Garcia's guest appearances

Brittany Garcia

Keep it in Perspective

Inside the Diocese of Knoxville

Strength Dignity Life

Michael McDonald

Shaunti Feldhahn

Steve Ray

Michael Cummins

Uncle Joe

Patrick Ryan

Michael Brandon

Linda Anderson

Vanessa Cruz

David Carter

Julie Hayden

Joe Garcia

Tim Elliott

Brad Bigney

Donna Howard

OwlTail

No matter which direction we are lead we can be confident that we are being prepared for the future. Brittany Garcia is a beautiful example of this. She leads us through the twists and turns of her story as God shaped her heart and prepared her for what was coming.Brittany started out as a teenager, involved in Ozzie and Apryl’s youth group, who had no desire to travel. Despite her own plans, Brittany was led to Haiti with IV Hope for Haiti, Thailand with Hannah House Ministries, and to Asia a second time with YWAM. God used each of these experiences to mold her heart toward ministry and youth.Now, Brittany ministers to youth in Indiana alongside her husband, Gabe. They work together to lead a youth group and point more hearts to Jesus every day. As we reflect, we can see that God has carried each of us through. Proverbs 20:24 says “A man's steps are from the Lord; how then can man understand his way?” We can trust that no matter how much our circumstances and plans change, if we love Jesus and are called according to His purpose, He will do good, in and through our lives (Rom 8:28).For more information on Brittany and Gabe's ministry:@providercoffeeco@therockmpcc

No matter which direction we are lead we can be confident that we are being prepared for the future. Brittany Garcia is a beautiful example of this. She leads us through the twists and turns of her story as God shaped her heart and prepared her for what was coming.Brittany started out as a teenager, involved in Ozzie and Apryl’s youth group, who had no desire to travel. Despite her own plans, Brittany was led to Haiti with IV Hope for Haiti, Thailand with Hannah House Ministries, and to Asia a second time with YWAM. God used each of these experiences to mold her heart toward ministry and youth.Now, Brittany ministers to youth in Indiana alongside her husband, Gabe. They work together to lead a youth group and point more hearts to Jesus every day. As we reflect, we can see that God has carried each of us through. Proverbs 20:24 says “A man's steps are from the Lord; how then can man understand his way?” We can trust that no matter how much our circumstances and plans change, if we love Jesus and are called according to His purpose, He will do good, in and through our lives (Rom 8:28).For more information on Brittany and Gabe's ministry:@providercoffeeco@therockmpcc

E46 - Changing Plans - Brittany Garcia

Diocese of Knoxville staff member Brittany Garcia was recently invited to the U.S.-Mexico border as part of an encounter sponsored by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops. She speaks with Jim about her experiences and the message she brings back to the Diocese of Knoxville. 

Diocese of Knoxville staff member Brittany Garcia was recently invited to the U.S.-Mexico border as part of an encounter sponsored by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops. She speaks with Jim about her experiences and the message she brings back to the Diocese of Knoxville.

This week I'm joined by Brittany (McCants) Garcia, a Washington, D.C. based attorney who has worked on Democratic and non-profit campaigns in the South and has spent years studying political theory, political philosophy, leadership and policy. During her studies at Howard University School of Law, she focused on civil rights, constitutional law and advocacy. We discuss the eerie parallels between early 20th century Europe and the US in the era of Trump, prospects for the Democrats in the 2020 election, and just whether or not Americans have a chance for a course correction before the parallels to an even more monstrous and inhumane time become just to close to ignore. 

This week I'm joined by Brittany (McCants) Garcia, a Washington, D.C. based attorney who has worked on Democratic and non-profit campaigns in the South and has spent years studying political theory, political philosophy, leadership and policy. During her studies at Howard University School of Law, she focused on civil rights, constitutional law and advocacy. We discuss the eerie parallels between early 20th century Europe and the US in the era of Trump, prospects for the Democrats in the 2020 election, and just whether or not Americans have a chance for a course correction before the parallels to an even more monstrous and inhumane time become just to close to ignore.