Rev. Keri-Ann Hokianga of Te Karaiti Te Pou Herenga Waka and host Dale Campbell exchanged songs at the end of episode 1, and we're just sharing a clip of just the songs. First, Keri-Ann plays guitar and sings a waiata which is the Collect for Purity (from the Anglican Prayer Book) translated into Te Reo Māori, in sung form; accompanied by Dale on guitar; then Dale shares a famous African-American spiritual, Where You There When they Crucified My Lord, famously covered by Johnny Cash and the Carter sisters; with beautiful vocal accompaniment by Keri-Ann.

Conversations with brilliant People, in a particular Place, with a vision for Peace - for the City. Welcome to For the City - a podcast about people in a place with a vision for peace, hosted by former pastor and theologian Dale Campbell of Auckland Church Network. Dale talks with spoken word artist and social worker Audrey Butoyi. Audrey's spoken word skills are off the chart, and as you'll see her passion for extending the kingdom of God is nothing but inspiring.

Brook Turner from Vision West | Waka Whakakitenga talks with Dale Campbell in the middle of their social supermarket in Glen Eden. He shares about some of his backgroud and interests (like photography), the importance of mana enhancing approaches to social services, and the biblical and theological motivation behind the work. It's a great conversation about how biblical faith plays out in practical service to those who need it most. For the City is a podcast about people in a place with a vision for peace, hosted by former pastor and theologian Dale Campbell of Auckland Church Network.

In this episode, Helen Robinson the Missioner at Auckland City Mission talks with host Dale Campbell about becoming Missioner, the complex issue of homelessness, and ways that the Auckland City Mission serves. We trust you're going to be inspired by her wisdom, experience and heart for people. For the City is a podcast about people in a place with a vision for peace, hosted by former pastor and theologian Dale Campbell of Auckland Church Network.

Northcote MP Dan Bidois from the National Party talks with host and fellow North Shore resident Dale Campbell about who he is, the richness and challenges that co-exist in the Northcote Electorate, and the values that are necessary for working together to serve the community. Dan is a member of the Economic Development, Science and Innovation Select Committee, and he chairs the Māori Affairs Select Committee.  Whatever your political views, you'll enjoy hearing Dan talk about his heart for public service. For the City is a podcast about people in a place with a vision for peace, hosted by former pastor and theologian Dale Campbell of Auckland Church Network.

Author and chef Sophie Gray talks with host Dale Campbell about how her love of food and justice have combined in her current work as director of Good Works Trust. Sophie is passionate about giving people a real hand up in life, and her passion is inspiring to listen to.  For the City is a podcast about people in a place with a vision for peace, hosted by former pastor and theologian Dale Campbell of Auckland Church Network.

Dave Tims from Urban Neighbours of Hope talks with host Dale Campbell about their contrasting hairstyles, planting and praying for trees in the sprawling suburb of Manurewa, the challenging economy for renters, doing life within a contemporary missional order (affiliated with the Baptist Union of New Zealand) and being a neighbour. Dave is a humble kiwi legend of community development, and as you'll see a down to earth kind of Jesus follower. For the City is a podcast about people in a place with a vision for peace, hosted by former pastor and theologian Dale Campbell of Auckland Church Network.

In this very first episode, Keri-Ann Hokianga from Te Karaiti te Pou Herenga Waka has a kōrero/conversation with host Dale Campbell about becoming an Evangelist, the beautiful location of Māngere, Māori culture, and faith. For a bit of musical fun at the end, Keri-Ann and Dale each share a waiata/song from their culture. Keri-Ann is an Evangelist in Te Hāhi Mihinare, the Māori Anglican church; and as you'll see, her heart for people is infectious. For the City is a podcast about people in a place with a vision for peace, hosted by former pastor and theologian Dale Campbell of Auckland Church Network.