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An interview with Bishop Lindsey Davis

August 27, 2008 by MethodistThinker

As Bishop Lindsey Davis comes to the end of his 12 years of service in North Georgia, MethodistThinker.com is offering a retrospective — in the bishop’s own words.

On the day before Easter in 2005, Bishop Davis was a guest on Atlanta’s WMLB radio (then at AM1160, now at AM1690).

He talked with host Jeff Davis (no relation) about the ministries of the North Georgia Conference, and about his four years as president of UMCOR, the United Methodist Committee on Relief.

Click the arrow below to listen to streaming audio (24 min.) — or download the mp3 (5.5MB)

NOTE: Audio quality is fair.


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