11 in 11 with Bishop Deon K. Johnson – Details, episodes & analysis

In this episode, Bishop Johnson sits down with AhSa-Ti Nu for an open and heartfelt conversation about the current election. Together, they explore their thoughts and feelings during this pivotal moment, offering perspectives that inspire reflection and dialogue. 

In this episode, Bishop Johnson pauses to honor our Veterans. We give thanks for your service.  

In this episode, Bishop Johnson chats with Bishop Dean Wolfe, Rector of St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church in New York City, on what "radical welcome" means. This discussion explores the depths of what it means to create a genuinely inclusive and welcoming environment and delves into the transformative power of radical welcome and how it can change our communities and our world.

This year, the St. Louis region, the nation, and the Episcopal Diocese of Missouri commemorate a decade since the killing of Michael Brown and the Ferguson Uprisings—an event that ignited a global movement for justice. In this episode, Bishop Johnson engages in a compelling conversation with The Rev. Aaron Rogers, reflecting on the impact of Ferguson and the ripple effects felt around the world. Together, they issue a passionate call to action, reminding us of the vital work that still lies ahead in the pursuit of equality and justice.

This year, the St. Louis region, the nation, and the Episcopal Diocese of Missouri commemorate a decade since the killing of Michael Brown and the Ferguson Uprisings—an event that ignited a global movement for justice. In this episode, Bishop Johnson engages in a compelling conversation with The Rev. Aaron Rogers, reflecting on the impact of Ferguson and the ripple effects felt around the world. Together, they issue a passionate call to action, reminding us of the vital work that still lies ahead in the pursuit of equality and justice.

In this episode Bishop Johnson chats with The Rev. Canon Whitney Rice on her work with Requiem or Renaissance. Requiem or Renaissance is an 18-month discernment and skills-building program process that will help them determine God's call to them: to a Requiem, a holy ending of this congregation's ministry in this location at this time, or a Renaissance, a church re-plant with a new vision.

In this episode Bishop Johnson chats with The Rev. Canon Whitney Rice on her work with Requiem or Renaissance. Requiem or Renaissance is an 18-month discernment and skills-building program process that will help them determine God's call to them: to a Requiem, a holy ending of this congregation's ministry in this location at this time, or a Renaissance, a church re-plant with a new vision.

In this episode Bishop Johnson chats with Bishop Ruth Woodliff-Stanley, bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of South Carolina. Bishop Ruth Woodliff-Stanley discusses her journey as the fifteenth bishop of the historic diocese, and the first woman to serve in the role.

In this episode Bishop Johnson chats with Bishop Ruth Woodliff-Stanley, bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of South Carolina. Bishop Ruth Woodliff-Stanley discusses her journey as the fifteenth bishop of the historic diocese, and the first woman to serve in the role.

In this episode, Bishop Johnson offers a reflection on the need for reconciliation and healing between the church and the LGBTQ+ community. "What does it look like to say we are sorry, help us do better? What does it look like for us to walk the way of Jesus in love and invite others into that journey. Not to transform them, but for us to be fully who we are."